The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-10
: y,rlONAL CONGRESS-.
r,,TE on THE FORCE
NJ BILL.


the Bill Passed MOT the
10 W. Not the Negroes = :" no
r'a',' notice Of Amendments ETC.
I''' ,By United Press''
x Dee. 9.-In the Senate
vs. uin3rmaasures were passed
=. .ios a oill relating to the cir
II. Plumb said that he would
'., % have the election bill laid
p a. saapcial matters considered.
~ - +, the Federal election bill
p,"'g 'go,sl. V and Mr.. Berry spoke
. T''u,I, usn to it, The bill, he SAID,
s'' il did not surpass
,ltJ wills. the Constitutional
1nferring the right of
y me- negro. That amendment
iias' g. :. . ,ycasc the changed conditions
=. y .,,gt by the war, but for the
s n.u tbara could be no excuse Ii
.o,9, forward now to disturb har-
10 ma.c, injury on business
4. ,.0l, 0o,oiel spoke in opposition to the
" VI' ~ If the 10 original states he
~ = m; upou the bill the fiat of
w 80.
~ ,.,I.nq .y.I genius of this bill, Mr..
{ s,I referring to Senator Hoar,
-a ;a.t,g,ting ii and nursing it,
.s,,ty,d no aIlusion from the Sena-
nv, S,, Massachusetts, save of compli-
|, ''T and yet he Mc. Hoar) had in his
|I','inIsIatlgt record, the report of a
80 ri the House of Representa-
1,. eon.j,nng of Mr.. Lynd, Mr. For.
III M Frye, from which he de-
5tsscope.usion that Mr.. Davenport
ra man worthy to be a
s..,,.or 81 elections, but that he
| n.t the kind of man to whom the
.mo,-s and sponsors of the bill
-.lotlrn over tae sufl'rages, rights
or.ls,g, 8. the American people.
~. s. sought the floor to make
s,nanlan {. a-lug that ne had not
IN t1e repar), but Mr.. Daniel de-
,d b weld Tor that purpose. lie
,1,sl from A law report TO show that
| M Bacllogl had condemned
action 8. Mr.. Davenport, but had
| Efaed 10 remove him. The offense
,tIs had committed was (Mr. Daniel
I'M -srrJrizng and intimldatin2
ntca citizens and compelling them
yre1de! their naturalization certifi
as Who, he asked, demanded the
|h,s,e Of the bIii Not tue farmers o
h ountry; for in their convention a
Caa Ea, they had Just protested
uaa1ol,,y against it; not the coloreC
raIA II tue South, for they had
tlNlga 1eIr various representative
|byla tya,el that they did not wisf
h. 1I TO be passed because it woulC
tA1to the kindly relations that tim,
FB establishing between the races.
If Bitter gave notice of an amend
r.ai TO the bill, providing that super
Fa's canyassers, and all election Off
De regarded as ministerial aud no
idiciaI officers.
III lloar gave notice that he would
,1e Senate tomorrow TO sit into tn
'slng until the debate on the bill wa
o,ed
senator Plumb introduced bill fo
eletlremeut of national bank notes
|a1 providing for the free coinage {
Ser 10 presenting it he said if tn
lection bill was not disposed Of soor
ls would move to lay that aside tempo
FiI.y IN order that the silver questio
HIgdt be considered.
Mr. Plumb insisted that it was the pa
Mount duty of Congress to legislate fc
s relief Of the financial distress of tt
Jntry.
Alter a short executive session IL
saa'e' at 5.5j p, M, adjourned un,
bn9row.
House.
eAaINGroS, b. G., Dec 9.-In tl
ohe today Thos. j. Geary, Of Ca
'.aIa was sworn in.
4le resolution looking to the remov
.as remains Of General Grant fro
,s''Ie TO Arlington cemetery W
g'ed Tor several hours, and final
'.',vl oy a vote of yeas 93; nays IL
: number of public building bi
wv PISSED, among them the followin
'.a.', ~. Va, Sl5O,00O; Reidsville,
Nm VyV' Charleston, 5. c., Gncrea.
gg, ,.. savannah, Ga, $3.50, 900; Ron
'ly House then adjourned.