Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-01
Additional Appropriations.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IN THE SENATE.


WAsHIS6ros, June 3Oth.-To-day. In the
Senate, the services in commemoration of the
late 5. s, Cox were postponed until Tuesday of
next week, on account OF the absence of Toor-
hoes, who desired to take part.
The House bill in relation 10 oaths in pension
and other cases WIS passed.
The House bin Cor the admission OF Idaho as
a State was taken up.
Morrill, gave notice that he would at the earli-
est practicable moment move 10 take up the
tariff bill.
Plat said he could not consent to any sug-
gestion that interfered with the Idaho bill, and
as anxious SIS he was to see ii passed he would
not consent 10 It's coming up until the Idaho bill
WAS disposed OF.
Morgan said there had been no understand
ing arrived al las was usual as 10 the order of
business, and he thought the business would
be very much facilitated II the Senator from
Vermont would fix a time when the tariff bill
would be consideTed-the latter part OF this
week or the beginning OF next.
Morrill, said il was not his place to interfere
with appropriation bills or with conference re-
Teller remarked that the tariff bill cou not
possibly be taken up this week. The Senate
would PROBABLY. adjourn from Thursday. till
Monday and probably the ldano Dill would not
be concluded this week.
Piatt--' Se ought 10 gel through with tie
Idaho bill to- oirow
The report hsvi5g been ress the bill was
Temporarily aid s.Ce ard ~ agricultural ED
propriati,n Iit. taken up Ailer amendments
of minor iri Eost meg tns BID vi as pa sd.
made Or spsech IL favor OF IL, after which
the bill Vas iaid 3 ice
The zlcUse jhiut Tesolu;ioa, continuing the
ANNA appropriations thirty days aft tic
close Of the fiscal yssr, II the sppropr alton
bills hsve net zen become c law, Was passed.
Adjourned
IN THE HOUSE
WASHINGTON June 30th. To-day in the House,
Dickinson Of Kentucky, the successor OF Carlisle,
wss sworn IN.
The debate on the Federal election bin was
then resumed. Herbert OF Alabama being ac.
corded the floor Herbert dwelt on tho history
of the reconstruction period, ana said at that
time the negro had been Taught 10 distrust
Southern white men. The negro ssas now learn
ing that & rot to his interest TO array him
SET sol5diy against the white Ian and the
white man was doirg everything in his power
to teach the negro this lesson II the South
was allowed TO work out the problem tor Itself
the time would soon come when the negro,
beng educated rs the white man was, would be
able to take care OF himself olh as a taxpayer
anc as n citizen.
nouk of tennessee said his advocacy of the
national election law did not grow out OF any
supposed emergency or necessity, nOtwith-
standing there were a variety of reasons why
the power OF the Government should be as
serted. Strangers listening 10 the debate might
think that tue object OF the measure WAS to
arrest the y hoie Democratic party. Whist ham
yYo5id result from an honest election? Had the
Demo- rats Of the Sonth pract cs3 dishonest
elections 20 long that it would break their
b.drts 10 have 10 stop them Ii was said that
the bill would cause race prejudice, which the