The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-17
.THESENATE AND HOUSE

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There was An unusuallv small number ot
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-" n.e"De1s prcseh' w"em '"e hooeo WAS
called TO order on the 7th. McComRs. OF
MARYLAND. offered n resolution tbut tho
h,,s. ros,,,,. ;.,,,s TT A.
o"so .'so.s' ''Sc, "i'o' c"hl'hi.lec Vi tls
whole Tor tho consideration of the District
Of Columbia appropriation bill. The COM
mittee 10 be governed by The ru,cs az last
1890. 4. ~" VI '"S'
congress. hIeckehrluse raised the ques-
tion Of consideration against the resolution.
The speaker ruled that tho question ri con-
sideration could no, be raised npmi,s, the
resolution in the r,tn,n ~ :. 49,, ,.oa, ~
latinu tho house. Breckenr;Irn anneaIed
from the decision.
After n nrotrnctcd dis.,ssian tho da,;stor
OF the chair WINS sustained bv n vote Of yeas
1876, NAYS 12i-u marty vote. McComas then
demanded tho nrcvinns o,,ostinn ON TIM
adoption of his resolution ana If was or.
dcrs.d-vcns III. nnvs 100 NJ, t,,rtIcr an
~positinn 10 fhn rrsni,t;on wac ,na,in L,. III,
democrats. and It having Issn aJontci' ths
house went into committee of the whole foI.
tha consinerntion of ihe distr;ct h;Ii nniv
the first paragraph was consil.irI when
the committcr rose and the ho,,sc nd
iourned.
In the semitic Voorhees, or,.rc,l ~ r,.so,,-
ton recitinV the newsraper r,.uort of CHM
bers. United States district attorney nj In
d%ianapolis. who interfsred in his o,iicinl "a
Oncitv to prevent tho arr.st III w Nv md
lev. Who is charged with tn. yiolntion al fin.
election laws OF Indiana. and directing Tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to report what instructions
tho department had issued To- CIami,eYs On
the subject, At Voorhees, request nh, ,,.so-
luton went over till to-morrow.
Morgan proceeded 10 address tho scnutr
on the subject of tho bill heretofore intro
du.ed nv R,,tiar. TO nrovidn ia, tho o,,i.,ro
ton of persons Of color from the so,,ti.arn
states. "The return of tho negro ,ncc In
Africa ia tho only solution OF tho nrnhlcm"
declared tho speaker. He Mofranl looked
forward to tho establishments of 4, free rn-
by tho influence of America ar Amor;nan
negroes. who would thus bs rcdcer1ers and
Iceenerators of their fnthcrlnni. 4 mrssasrn
from the president in relation to the claim
Oh II WIDOW OF Johh f9ui, u GGrinan SUB
n. d.. and recommendinG mn nnnrnnr;,tiInn
Of 5000. was presented to the senate and
referred. After an executive session tho
IT, tb's 1891 ~" 4. OF,
lns;nass TINT hndv Wont MI ,on"n,i.tun ~;
thn whole .f for f,rtb.r .nnniSn,utinm .s ~ ~
n;str;ct nj Cm;n|nh;n msmrn,1;n,io N h ~
Ait"r str; l. an, ~ ~, pPtoi.,"s ~
i,;'i ~" =. Vua " oo"pie ~ 'inu ~, w WY
Adiomrncd mil FRIDAY ~" ~ ~ f"s''''
In III" sennto SannsGr vco,ho,, .,,,.,, =.
tho ,ssol''t;"n nfraraI H., t;"a ~" I".ncau. "
the ti "i;o~aJ ;~tarfo,o ~ a' h ~ iEIa.."m u"
iini,cd Sfatas S,str;.t .tto,, "y q, Innia~nm
Ill, ~ .na.a,. ~ . Z, :" = AZ 'I,.""l'-
~, M, " ST ~. &c v;ai,t;a,s - ~ W. .."n..y
~ fndians Ho rrnn"aSna ~ $3.50 49, u
senate, and spoke of the crime having in
fiicted An indclible stain on a memorable
e!eetloh. ana nad impeached the integrity
o.eho PuliIical result that loliowec. NO con-
tlnueu inc afEunent NJ some length, ait
swering several interruptions by republican
senators. AT tho close of tho discussion
Senator Edmunds' amendment was agreed
to ny u party vote t3I to 24l. and tho res,-
| luton thus amended was ntloptcd. Senntn,.
Voorhevs remnrkiny tnut hn would iinI
some ,vay 10 as"ortai, ,ha ;,a % 49, y, tha
~" W.aS WY w ascs...i. .ite Juusihe!,t ol inc
i.w uePurt!neht upon tile actlono OF IT'S suhor-