The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

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0l"lrE SETTLERS oppoRltu unsuTyeyed
Ipnd lho Privilege of rahing Mmp
iAnd v}as Us,ed'-The Federal Nes-
tlou Nn pistu"ed,
WAegmCWN Dec iO-'fne asuato
,aet Az 10 o'clock Monday morning,
thera ueIus about o dozen Rua'Ht pres
ent when that body was called 10 order.
On motion OF MN Edmoqd ne Judi
ciary committee was gragtei lWfye 70
alt during thv hpthiuna Oi the aonate.
TIE Wug,,As Oapvg a,atr, thg ,horeg'
ular ordE o. .lc lgs.ge Ura $40 con-
slderatloa Of TIN calendar Mr. Morgan
inquired what had become Of the Dolph
resolution reHeoting tho Rbridgoment
Of the right Of suffrage, The prcsidIug
officer replied that " was subject 10 be
called Hp, Mr. Morgan tnd that Mr.
Dolph had In ha speech made some
alatemonte which should be replied TO-
He (Nlr MQrgpW dld not desire 10 call
up the reaortionr hat this WIS the hee'
ond Day that tho senator from Oregon
had been absent, and u tho gentleman
was not present Tuesday ho (Nr Nor
gam would call up The resolution, Mr.,
Edmunda presented tho credentials Of
the election Of hh colleague Justin 4
Morrill, Laid on the table,
Tile rlrst nni Considered
ON the calendar waa one enlArging the
rights Of h0morleRdora on the public
lundA Passed, 10 provides that when
parties aettled opposite unsnryeyed
lands and were Obliged 20 take UP less
than 100 acres they may extend their
holdings not 10 exceed i60 acrrs, On
motion Of Mr. Piorce, house bill was
passed for the erection Of public
building W Frgo, N, d., nt n cogt Of
100000, The bin subiocting oloomms
gmino 10 the operation of state laws,
aud tho paddocl, pure food bin and the
Cougtr pure lard bill, having como up
Ia thoir order, were laid inside without
prejudice NJ The request of Mr. Farwell,
On motion Of Mr. Jones, Of Arkansas,
u house bin was passed for the erection
OF q public building NJ Camden, Ark,
~ q cost Of $4,000,
The Elections uiii,
The senate then proceeded 10 consider.
alton Of the elections bill, Mr., Colquitt
taking the floor, Mr., Colquitt charac.
toriEed the election hill aa n complicated
and mischief making HyAicm of political
machinery II created an irresponsible
power; conioundod MI the departments
OF the government, converted merely
ministerial powers into executive and
judicial functions II created awarma
Of pety oilicosi appropriated millions
out OF the treasury for the creation Of u
corruption fund In the form of large
fees and salaries, and was u schomo 20
take possession OF the southern states,
and 30 subject them by indirootion and
false protoncca and disguises 10 negro
asocndmcy and party despotsm,
ministerial and Not judicial.
Mr., Vance eaid that the people Of
North Carolina had right 90 look with
suspicion on this measure, because 10
proposed 70 have the laws for the cleo.
tion Of thoirrOpresontativcs executed NJ
the dictation Of othera Mr., Butlor
spoke In favor Of his amendment 10 pro.
vide that election officers be regarded M
ministerial and not judicial officers.
Mr., Hoar opposed the amendment, say-
ing that che officers would take their
character from the functions imposed
upon them, a long and uninterosting
discussion Of the matter took place and
had not como 10 close, when the sem
ate proceeded 10 executive business,
and NJ 900, adjourned,
Proceedings In tho House.
In the house Monday, ON motion OF
Mr., Carter OF Montana, the oath Of
Office M postmaster Of tho house was
administered 10 james w. Hathaway,
of Montana. Mr., Mckinley, Of Ohio,
from the ways and means committee,
reported and the house adopted, q roso.
luton calling on the secretary Of the
tronsury for tho names Of the several
banks In which public money IL depos-
ited, the place whore such repositories
Iuo situated, the date of such deposits,
the reasons therefor and the rate Of In.
forest, " any which has been or Is now
paid into the treasury by such deposit
tories IN return for the use Of the public
funds, Also, for information as 20 the
authority by which and the law under
which such deposits were made.
Indian Depreciation Claims.
The speaker stated that the pending
business was the motion made Sept. / |
by Mr., Hermann, Of Oregon, 10 suspend |
the rules and pass the bill for the ad- |
iustment and payment Of claims arising |
from Indian depredations, The bill
provides for the appointment by the |
president of three judges TO constitute
court, 70 be known as the court of In |
dian depreciation claims, and to inquire |
into judicial claims for property Of citi- |
Gems taken by Indians without lust |
cause. After Nn advocacy Of the meas
uro by Mcssrs. Hermann, Tanham, |
Townsend OF Colorado, Sayers, Mills |
and Perkins, and n criticism upon IL by |
Messrs Holman and Kilgore, the mo-
zion was agreed TO and the bill passed.
Other Buls Discussed.
Mr., spinola, Of New York, moved TO
Che rules to pass the bill appro-
100000 for II monument TO the
victims Of tho prison ships NJ Fort
9reon Brooklyn, Mr., Spinola's motion
was lost, yeas 90; nays 1903. On mo-
lion Of Mr., McAdoo, Of New jersey, TO
suspend the rules and pass u bill to re-
ire mates in the navy, the vote was:
Yeas 72; nays sOi no quorum. Mr..
represented the resolution TO
,xtond the bonded period, but Withdrew
: when Mr., Culberson, of Texas, showed
! disposition 10 debate it. Mr.. Enloe,
If Tennessee. having made the point Of
10 quorum, tho house adjourned.
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