The sun., 1890-06-08

went over all the Disadvantages of New York.
contracted y with PHILADELPHIA, apd concluded
duce, such complaints and .unsasiness and
could not be removed but by taking away tho
yerts. was M q good while. as | went large.
ly y into me & business but took the same ground
(which sent 10 nr. flush. ''''' '"' "0'''
just before rose, / asked Mr.. Morris Isena.
tor. PennSyyanIn for an estimate Of removing
really communicated this matter to him to
bate. and II gossln nle to lind him to mo BY this
kind of confidential communication. ljut l
part are in vain. walked this evening with
Mr.; Wynkoop ,Rerresenatiye,, rennsvlvanla.
tntives Exhortod them all. as much AS pos.
siny could; TO unanimty and lirmness. and
vercncc under the assurance that we would be
on TAXATION.
June 9.-Attended AT the Hall at the usual
time. The Rhodo Island biz had a third read.
pG Al And now W he he rGndinE ol was taken AK @ nn
tinentSi % m@noy and lett blank I on Monday. nd
then called It the resurrection OF a dead de-
mand against the public; Mr.; Norris seemed
spoke against the clause altoRotfe:. But now
the Secretary's report was the text book, and
attention OF the senate 10 the characters who
had this money. Many meritorIous persons
as the monuments o. the sacrifice: which they
mado in the cause OF America. Would IS for
characorsi Would it not be a mockeryS ST,i Of
theiT demands time en- might come manner
| wns not, Lerhars. the time. nor was II the
manner. The other class Of individuals who
/ holes and corners after II had ceased TO be an
object OF speculation when 1t was, really worth
! nothing. and who neither gave value for 1t nor
these humble speculators Infinitely too much
was done. They hnd no claims In justice Tho
whole OF the Continental army was sunk BY
4 depreciation, amost unequal mode OF taxation
truly; but an enectunl one. lie that touched 1t
a defunct demand was conJured up against
the nion, as If they !eared tho mass Of DEBT
ind 1t much larger Than we could % disc Iischaree. G
Nc, &c: The clause was passed. and we went
! Mr. Norris Senator. PENNSYLVANIA moved, in
a,moment. to strike out tho two first alternR-
! tives. and bla2ed away fol, six per cent on the
! worth Connecticut answered, want OF ability.
Mr. Morris made nothing Of the whole Of it,
/ It ALL, We had property enough, and he was
for a land tax. and If land tax were laid there
things. and was haIdad closely W for S them mefy BY
indeed and desultory continued unti3 o'clock.
, June i0,-Attended Mt O'Clock at the Hall on
tho bill for making compensation to one John
Met ord. Ii was painful business. His
claims do no, seem overly well founded in
point OF law or any act OF Congress. ne is ~
IN the American cause. We spent considera-
BILE time on his business.
tatives the Funding bill was under consdera-
tion. II was passed over without much debate
Senator. Connecticut. and in along. eiaDorate
discourse erecommended the assumption Of the
his moion whieh he said had the e9 aSpropation G
OF the secretary Of the Treasury liiauiltonL
i was verbatim one OF Gerrys Representative.
Massachusetts, papers. which had been moved
and laid on the speakers table in the Houseof
Representatives about a week ago. We had
what singular in his operations. lie denied
there was any such tirinR as a state debt; they
The day was mostly spent in this business.
1rose and took the field which had several
Congress settle and assume the balances. !fc.
A short publication which i wrote and which
by one means or other got tnIo ALMOST all the
men and King New York talked much OF ,heir
fears OF the consequences, &c. ! objected
OF their Representatives to the other. One OF
the Massachusetts, men now produced instruc-
State in siruetod ali should ms instruct and per- e
son OF postponement until all instructed on the
subject, &c. The consideration was postponed
N''''' W RKDEEM1SG STATE DEBTS.
June ll.-Attended at the Hall on Mr.. Me-
G9rds n nI S9Tl Mr. Morrs dPePPasyyaaHa I'm
debts. MIR. Gerry's Representative. Massa-
rose for It The bill waS now committed. The
only debate q any consequence was between
snd he debs h n noa
the seat OF Congress were made Federal: that
those at o, distance were made state debts,
less efcaciOus
Thore really was not shadow OF truth in
cidental fact. South Carolina and Massachu-
sets having the largest state debts. rose
at in this matter @ That t tFe @rs
state debts was their adopting the debts due +
0F S 6e4 Ta h G by ye OF .PeH
accordingly. This was the origin OF the large
State debt Of one OF them at least. King New
York was obliginR enough 10 got up and tell
the House l meant South Carolina. &c. This
brought up Butler South Cardinal and Izard
IL was good while before could say any,
thing, however. ayowed and supported all
that no censure was implied in anything had
said that South Carol ma had assumed debts 4!
dns haa m II o hd
sitions Of the 10th of September, 1882. On that !
account rennsylyania had paid at the same
Of the said requisition. Tnat Pennsylvania !
might have brought forward her stale debt |
did not do SO, but remained burdened with
both her state debt and reGpisitions;; and had
Carolina had paid nothing to either. The com
mttee we're NJ Lee pyirGinIss EllsT9Eth
lNOnn6ctlcut, MhClnS lltnnSbl lFAnlhh Ming I
lNew York, and aterson New Jersey. Some !
little council business was done, and We ad-
journel. Just as we ADJOURNED, rutler South ,
Cardinal wished Carroll Maryland Joy OF II
vote being carried in the Representative cham ,
ber for the temporary residence to be In balti- +
more
There was some kind of entertainment to
which / heard Fitzsimons Repre-. entative.
Pennsylvanial few days ago inviting me
SIeakeTE | thought hS be took 4 him to tn" door t9
me to 20 with him: ] declined i, us well
him what he had head Mr. Morris senator
lennsylyaniai say of tho Baltimore vote; Ho
now scheminG and will not vote for baltimore
have had a spell OF fshing OF which was the
subject 10 know whether would not oppose
the Baltimore vote. saw clearly the person
was set on to do It and vii rerort to his en-,
point tngt vii be seized TO turn the whole city
OF Philadelphia against me. but trust no faint
Of dishonor will ever stain my conduct AS 10
consequences caro- not.
WORD SKETCH OF SOME SENATOR'S
June ia day OF storm and rain: at
tended at the hall at II on the Funding bill.