The state herald., 1889-12-20
THURSDAY THURSDAY. DEC. l2.

SENATE Among the bills mtfoos
and referred were: ~
Nv MIR. Butler-For tho cmigrauc
persons Of color from tho Southern ~
Mr.. Gorman-t'or an internatl0nni
sition at the national capital in lSv!.
Mr.. Stcwart--t'or FREQ coinage oI
and silver and the issue OF coin certinc
Mr., Gibson offered resolution,
was referred to the Committee on For
Relations, instructing tho committee "
uuire into the expediency and practlc
ity Of acquiring or setting apart terri
for tho occupation OF negro or colorea
liens OF the United States, and also W
uuire how fur. and In what manner
Government of the United Stltca can
ought eQuitably to aid the frceds,e
tho United States, their families \ uu
sccndanls to emigrate thereto and d
thereon and establish u system oflpuD
school education.
Mr.. Ingalls, offered u concurrent 81
tion, which went over, for a holiday>t
OF the two Houses from DecembY~{
January6 q. .AH
After an executive session ~
I'd dourned till Monday. fAt-
HousE-The report OF tho SIN ~
mittce was presented to the House.
1ue FtDOTt klNtS u uCtaAiSA ph
the assets and liabilities Of tb
December 3. The shortage Is 70
SO, ,7US.tG. 1t states that the c0m
not yet made sufficient invest
the latter Of discounts and nots
OF the notes, the committee belief
forged to cover defalcations alro'Y q
ing. II also says that tho commA
not too severely condemn tho
which the Sergeant-at-Arms
the affairs Of his oiilcc.
The committee says In cl0sing:S
pears that q portion OF the cash
control of Silcott has never bect
during tho six years OF Mr.. Iced
cumbency by another person than
and II does not appear that Sit
counted the cash or that Mr.. Iced
asked for count until the cveniD(
5th inst, when the deficiency q
Mr. Leedom scans to have exerT
careful supervision Of the interc
mittcd TO his care" 4
MIR. 3outclle, OF Maine, offered u.
tuto resolution directing the COMM <
report as to the effect or result Of
ficicncy and especially TO unpaid
TO members, accompanying the rep
. . bill II necessary.
ThiS,,s.,as adopted, as was ono also
y MIR. HcmIIhll Of South Carol
getting Sergeant-at-Ars- rs-g,sGt2smet
angc with the Treasury Dtr&S4s
he payment OF mileage OF rcmbcra
MONDAY, DEC. 1G. ]
SgNArE-Among tho petitions an(
norials presented in the Senate weI
ral Tor the passage or pension ~
jared by the pension cominittt1
/. r., one for the admission Of
- state, ono In favor OF the
ational bill, ono from tho Child
II Trade Tor 1-cent letter rostaA
'rnl for the passage OF tho SUI
I'LL.
Among the bills introduced and
vcro tho following: a
BY Mr.. Stanford For the reMlJ>
lfscturers OF wine, for tho establii
Il gun factory, for the iinishing0f
'r1nanco on the Pacific coast, nutAf0r 4
tications on tho Pacific coast.
BY MIR. Paddock-t'or tho CRED pn
,ublic building ut Salt Like, Ut -esX
w.
by Mr.. Mitchcll--F'or publld bulldi,
Il Cheyenne, O00x
Tho Senate then proceeded 70 consi
ration OF executive business. tt
Aitcrthc doors were re0pencd conct
-cnt reso.ution, offered BY Mr.. f4yalis.
he holiday recess from Thursdpt, Dcccl
Der ~, to Monday, Januaryd, was agre'
o-ycas ~, nays ~.
Horsg-Mr. McKinley's resolution fol
holiday recess from December ~ to jag
iry d was referred. III
A resolution was introduced by Il
Lacey, OF Iowa, directing the Comm
On Elections to inquire Into t1e~~
election case OF Clayton ~
ride. OF Arkansas. Mr..
NJ. Crisp soatsaded Il -
bat he was ovcrruled ane N N
was adopted. Rl z u
Adjourned. IN NJ