The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-26
THE FIFTH DISTRICTS REPREsEN-
TAl1VE ON PUBLIC MATTERS.
fosltion and Condition of the Pub
lie Buildings and Mo. River
Improvement Bills.
his opinion of the Lodge Election
lillian Infamous
Measure.
What it Would Cost to Enforce the Law
A Great Power to be Vested
in One Man.

| Tarsuey He will rpmaiu IN ,ho .,o,,
for several davs a,,d ,''.n', =" ,no 'aa'' 9',
lion. Roger q. Mills of Te~ss ";i n;i
make several snaecheS ,I,o,,,at", ,'
Stale before re,urning ,n W.sn;v. "u, 'n'
lie will To- dav accomnsnv ,i,a a';,
COMMITTEES IN =, .Ioson,, 20, No
Mills nj tba, min, and ba Nj, o. @ M
the Wardar Grand onara h w." epoaa a
city SATURDAY. s,,erndon or nouso ua',;i ~ 'h''
Fresh from ,he Ieg;sI.,,y. hai5a -,
Washington, Mr.. Tarsnev dei,voraJ M
opinion of the Iodyo hin In tono;,h'
terms. Speakiuy aIsn of tho inoaI I, ,,;,,'
appropriatiuu money for Kansas .T,'
and the Missouri river he o,.,od ,i,,, H.. ~,
hoped Tor their ssfe ,.sssano ,hn"'UI t". -.
boih houses at Tho nroso,,, 80; *,
the appropriaiious for nnh,;o h,,;,,,;, W
MIR. Tarsnev said. '"'''''"s
THE Kansas Citv nnbic b,;,d;,,
bill was reported from tha con,n;,,ae
Oh public buildings and urounds "
carry 81, 100000. After il had heen nm
the calendar for several weaks d,u
as given by the COMMITTEES IN rn,e,
Tor the consideration of Dublic bu;Id;no
bills. The house. i'm committee or the
whole considered thlrty-six hills I'm.
Guiding the Kansas City bill, reporting
them 10 the house for favorable action
IL was late in the evening when the
committee arose. AS soon as the
speaker had resumed the chair Mr.,
Turpin, of Alabama, asked unanimous
consent to consider a public building
bill in which he was Interested, bmi
which had not been acted upon by the
committee. Upon refusal of The house
he raised the question of no anorum
and the house was compelled to adjourn
without taking final action. That left
all the bills upon the calendar OF nm.
finished business, and they must remain
there until taken up by a special order
from the committee on rules.
"The chairman of the committee has
expressed Willingness TO grant day.
but II is the general belief that IL is not
the intention of the committee on rules
TO give day for further consideration
OF these bills or permit them 10 be nass.
ed at this session. The appropriations
already made and which of NECESSITY
will be made during the present sea.
sion will greatly exceed the revennrs
of the government for The fiscal wear
nnd will leave us nj the beginning of
the next fiscal year with a very large
deficiency. Because of this the COM
anpropria,ioms whencver !, can 10 o'"' "n
"While | am nor confj,,en, Tho, W ,hoso ou
nublic hniI,I;no hiiIs 10 II, I,a ,,sssan 'nIoo '.
this session ami the observation-disclosures aaa az
thai thew will not hone 70 soa or
hiIl naased hecanss mona ~, d. Ill ous
can he nassed w;,hon, omr. ',n;,'''
SoAbfs
introduced nv rennhl;csm mo,nhe rS
whose homes Of renomina,;on ond ra'
election are based IN thar naSs.ao
They are getting very res,iva and a..
hrinoing ey.rv nrassura m hosr -, '',o
comsmliee on rples '"o
.eThe river and b,rbor hill is y, ,ho
calendar In the senate and tb.ra ;s no
reason IN donb, ,b.t Il mil, hnoon Wv
isw a, his sass;on Tha h"n"n ~ .';n
annronr;.ting SaoO 900 70 ho wn,IaI IN
op The M;ssonr; r,var S,O0 SHh -, 1a
er,ensed above S;onx ~ryoU C;,y ~ e De
rs,paimder heiow ,hs, nj, on" as .ns
amended NV the sana,e ca'n,ni,,." 90 q"
annronrjate n 900 OOO Tor tho W;sao,,.;
5000 900 below Sionx C;,v aud SsOH 400
sbnve The smendad hi, w;i, T'Io,JU| do,'h,
lass pass.n
"N 'r "H"soHE'
Mr.. Tsrsney does not believe that
the Lodge bill will be passed or that il
will ever become q law. Speakiny of
it's extreme provisions he said: al do
not think that the Lodge bill will be
passed by the senate al this session. The
senate has no preyious uuesiion or rnIe
that In its provisions will check or stop
debate as can he done In the bonse.
"In order 10 limit debate. which
might be continued TO the end of the
session, or for that matter TO the end of
congress, the senate must change i,s
rules. Democratic senators will Ger.
taiply exercise everv rioht and nr;yi-
lege given them Nv ihe rnIes of the
senate to prevent The consideration nr
massage Of the mpasnre
ar cer,.inlv will no an ay;I doy f,,
the conntrv ~ ba" Tho, ~ maasnra @ haoos a", ,os
a law. If il ever does douht n the
people generally unders,ood its provi.
sions # there wonid he one in av .ry
hundred who would desire to see !,
enac,ed in a law I. 10 noth,no sbnr, as
REVOLUTIONARY in its tendenc;as Il,
Uould coat tha naonIe srnm sII 900 ono
to 900 ono 600 annnaiiu ~ vu,'G. Sauo !,
anforcsS ,nronabon, r. ,,r, H..
the Kansas Div d;s.,,ot :, yo,iJ
increase the cost If ssch eIac,io, trnn,
its nresent f,gnres IN f;,,aan ,;,nos ,ha
salary ,ts representat;ve rece;vas Will
II ia 4enerallv snnnosed to ba si,nsa ~ %,
the sontl, its provisions are smn,ica
ble TO and # conId he enforced in every
conversational districi of the conntrv m,
tbe petition OF 40 or 100 vo,ers
resident m each district. While i,
nnrnorts nnon its face IN be nereIy
supe, yisory and to be AS claimed by lis
supporters In the house, an extension of
the superyisory law of lS7l. IL ia vastly
dInerent IN all It's measures anu
of XII only nrovided for The ;nsnection
or snnervisi6n of couuressional nlac-
i,ons nv suneryisors and DENNY
marshaIs but ihis measure makes n, y
supervisors tbe indges and the CLERKS
of elections. While they partIcipaIe
ioIntIv with the ludpes and clerk. =.
appointed under the state law, vet the
ac,;nu of ,ha onnarvisnru ond NOT a. -