The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24

uNucf restrictions lndl would prevent iir
expression of the popular will.
SENATE.
Mr. Reagan addressed the senate IN SUD-
port Of bis bin lO repeal an laws for the
retirement az army and navy officers with
pay' lie did 80 without amy lukind feel
ing- toward amy of ine classes referred tO.
but De thought no one should Doe allowed
privileges or emO'umouts not common iO all.
Mr. Blair moved 90 take from tle calendar
and pass the senate hll apnr0pratlng
$4,000 for an equestrian st3tlr 90 haior
General John ~flrka af Manchester. y. a.
Alr. C0ckrell opposed it. and said that Dee
/ thought 10 the most useless and ridiculous
of all The ridiculous bills for the erection Of
monuments.
Mr.. llawley expressed DIS dislppr0yal OF
The Government embarklng in ihe business
Of siafue-1u.ldng anywhere else than In
Washington. The discussion was contin-
ued by Senators Efaris. ll0lr and Chandler
in support of the bib. and Ar. Moody
against Do. THE vote 0n ihe passage of tho
/ bill rcsuiind-lea cas-. 30; noes. IS: no quorum.
and the Dim went over without final action.
The Senate then at r.. N. adjourned.
HOUSE.
] The House occupied the day ind,-ou-su-
{ the Legislative. Executive and Judicial au-
preparation hill ihe pending question being
q On fhe motion tO strike Dut the clause pro-
fidmg clerks l0r Senators. a long Discus
sion cn-uei a- iO tine relative rights and
/ privileges ~ ihr two Houses of Congress,
! without much reference t0 fhe pending bin.
Mr.. Butierw0rh said chat nine Ouf 0fl
/ every ten Representatives favored clerks
! for members of both houses, but were afraid
90 te for 10 when ihe aye and nag vote Nas
called.
3lr. Breckenridge. OF Kentucky. said that
under The present rules the Senate was
usurpine ilc power of fhe House.
Mr.. Kelly. of Kansas. started % general
/ debate ~ 90 persecution Of Republican
postmasiors and outrage- IN the south.
/ speaking iO "a verbal amendments Mr. Kelly
/ replied t0 "a remark made by Sir. Allen. of
/ Mississippi. iO the effect that some Oi the
newly appointed rOetmasfer- in Mississippi
/ bad moved tneir offices out OF uiD
towns into ine country; Chat There
must bn reason for llis. iia had
gone 20 the pu-tQlice Department. and had
been informed thHI iu some places if was
/ impossible for Republican postmaster i0 |
secure location Too town, and he Was
Obliged to 200 to the country. a, au instance
Of the manner n which some Republican
pO.tmIsfer- $500 treated 'n the SOUTH he read
o letter from W. J.. iDnley. appointed in
I May Hr postmaster at iNNeNllie. p. g.. who
states that shortly after his appointment
/ he was -ti upon Df % mon itN Nl Naid =.
'iiif'n' .9h oi "''-ie. man QUIZ .n' .'l'
oeAlei "iih Nhin'u N"t anna 'i"'i,u D"
ie1te i.i' l."n' ...
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mere N d. .'.'N- 'l pore i1.l DID, ti' tN'..
/ i'ii'i w N''N i"N '. N i'A. '. .n. '''''"
/ from Kansas. relative Co.. ihe ANhetiI.e ease
I to make Out -tory-thore was town.
their was - '-i'Il''- 'H.it WIS "il "Ili-
/ can't for tle UN.ti4I-ier-tin. and there
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/ irst assistant postmaster general in
I which be- haI mI-ieufe-nufel ana
lciaMed the character oi the lorim'-iress.
/ There was i0..in- oi oltri.. against hIm.
/ ihcs Young Mar got lnr the purpose Hi
I d0iug tHn.rT aur harm Wrni iO BIS house
one u'-Af ali made some demonstration.
/ WITH guilty conscience, Doe had broken ONT
dt fh' luca door and lun down tO ihe rail-
/ road TRACES. ln jumping down a'Nl Ae had
/ broken li. i'e.
/ ienNh- iliih.i fi-'N 'N--i'N ii ,'Ninii''f'
I ro-e thd ih- House. "I '.'' D.. 'i-' "n-
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/ "a resolution 10 adopt a, % -I ,nIins rule oi
tne .ii. i'', roy ''..- u" i' 'e''.s .n
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/ Fu-fi- 1ir. Chandler stated that tha rcso-
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Secretary Blame .e7i'.'''f "ii'''.,
ihe loilo"in5 h.-.i-. To- %
/ ~ '"' 4'''' I ,,,'..,.f.. ,r'
/ I.I.,.f.. to fl. International American
/ Conference. "lhe secretary OF state de-
-.res mc ie EXPIRES. mis- regret that ihe -0ifl-
crn excursion 0f the international AmDli-|