Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-20
WASHINGTON TOPICS
Senator IngaIls to Deliver His
 Speech To.MorrOW.
NEW RUMoRs ABOUT MR.BLA1NE
The Story that He Will Tender His Rssig-
 nation Again Revived.

0r. "lndom Makes Public His Silver Bill soiicitor-General Chapman's Denth--
 Senerai Interest in tho Repert of the Committee on Rules Further Discussion of the SiIcott Dedication
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-The feature f the proceedings of Congress which VIII attract most general attention dur- Ing the week is the speech to be deliy- cred tomorrow afternoon in the Soma te by MT. Ingalls,.
 He had proposed to deliver this speech on the same day that Senator Butler addressed the Senate on the race question, the Kansas Senator having chosen the same subject for his forensic effort But in view of the fact that there was considerable uncertainty about the hour when Senator Butler was to speak and as Senator Ingalls, de- sired to be reasonably sure that he would have time to conclude his speech on the same day, it was deemed advis- ablo to postpone it's delivery until some more opportrne occasion.
 It is now the intention of Senator In- gals to speak tomorrow, as soon as the morning business of tho Senate is con- cluded and he will doubtless speak, as in tho past, to crowded galleries.
 There are only two speeches fixed on the calendar of this week in the Sem ate-~the speech Of Mir. Ingalls, and speech to-day by Mir. Pascoe, of Florida, on the views of the proposed Federal election control, taken in the Presi- dents message. There will, not un- likely, be renewal of tho controversy bct"een Senator Call and Senator Plumb on tho Florlda swamp lands bill. The debate between them last week grew somewhat warm, and Senator Plumb made some charges against the senator from Florida which he was very anxious to repudiate. A call for an executive session interfered materi- ally With his reply, and it is not un- likely that he will call the matter up again that he may finish his remarks
 Ill" Blair Educational EiiI.
 It is understood that MT. Blair propos- es at an early day to call up the Educa- tonal bill, so long before Congress, and With which he has become so thoroughly identified. There is an undoubted ma lcrliy in favor of it's passage in the House. It was defeated by indirection lh the last Congress, and Senator Blair Is anxious that 1t should be taken up at aS early day as possible that every opportunity may be given it to go through both Houses at this session.
 Is" A'"rgan- dorchester Nominations.
 In the secret session of the Senate the first of tho objected cases will be ta"en up and disposed of during the coming week--that of Thomas J. Nor gan, commissioner of Indian Affairs, Inc nomination of Dr. Dorchester, Su- perintendent of Indian Schools, will be taken up at the same time. Both of them will doubtless be confirmed
 ,'!lls Before the iionsc.
 In the House tho Oklahoma bill is certain to occupy at least one more day, but other matters cannot be given such definite places. MT. Mckinley wlil II he sees a chance, call up for consideration the Customs Adn,inistra- tion bill, on which the Ways and Means Committee has submitted favorable report. There arc only few features of this bill that are not too technical to be passed over by the House. and these will be discussed and disposed of in short order.
 The Silcott Dedication
 There is chance that further dis cusslon will ensue on the Silcott defal- cation. The House will have to dispose o1 the matter in some way and as both bills relating to it have been defeated, funds in the Sergeant-at-Arm safe stands a chance of being fully dis sected.
 Tho Report on Rules.
 General interest centers in the re- ports of the majority and minority of the Committee on Rules. It is said that there will be some opposition on the part of few Republicans to the code that MT. Reed is expected to bring in. The party leaders will be we'll as- sured ot the spirit of the Republicans before bringing in report. The sub- committee of the Committee on the Judiciary has prepared favorable re- port on the Com mercial Conventions Bankruptcy bill and the full committee vii! probably report it to the House during the week.