Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
EDUCATIONAL.
euRvHeR DISCUSSION ON THE BLAIR
BILL,
v.,o Iskcly 20 ne Had Next Week.
Prohibition Talked OF In the
House.
WASHINGTON, u. c., March 70, 1890.


Tho Senate proceeded 90 vote on the re-
,o'rt,on g. exclude from the Congressional
Tile iutcrp0latlOns made by Mr.. Call
b'.. -.,,ort of tho discussion with Mr..
.'.-lry on the 10Th of February. The
fr,,,u was agreed to-yeas, &c. NAYS.
ma D.mocrats voting in the affirma-
70, wore Mcssrs. Cookrel. Payne. Pugh,
C.lnm gave notice that on Friday
,.-,.,,,, he would call up the Honse reso-
i.+, r,lof,nc 20 the death of the late Mr..
',svnshout. representative from Illinois.
an. motion ~ Mr.. Edmunds the Senate
....'oliel tnfhc consideration Of the reso-
{.on reported on the 10th Of February
al. f.r Committee on Privileges and
if..t..f-. declaring that IL is competent
trtlr senate 90 elect a President pro tcnL ,
vb1.Uall hold Office during the pleasure Of
e.. Senate and until another Is elected
SINH execute the duties thereof when
o.. NiH.-p President IS absent.
SIR George took tine floor IN opposition
f.r resolution, although he felt. ~ he
r.I that hc was undertaking a hopeless
t.-. IN opposing n resolution which had
, 1..r approved IN a Republican caucus.
tY.- George was still speaking when the
y .r e Larr.ved and the education bill
.r.p up a- unfinished business. He asked
...rim.us consent that he might go on
a.. ll- h,s argument.
ST. FuWb called upon Mr.. Blair 20 give
rr Senate some indication Il the time
,f.r. he would be ready 20 have the vote
f.I,. nr his hll. There were. he said, a
.-. MANY important meauTcs on The cal
q. 4lr. measures relating 10 pensions, 10
g.. forfeiture az land grants. 10 silver
coinage. aui % other important subjects
ta.rnnS thc prosperity of the people;
N..tIV four months Of the session had
ID q To- Y got
Senate tllt could be said to be of any ua-
f.a Importance. He gave notice that
,.Ic.s some agreement could be made a.
=. ul.u the vote ON the education bll
world le taken hc would move % z o'clock
morrow chat the dill be placed on tho
r.'.rln- lio wished 60 iuvok" response
t... tI. -phyny of New Hampshire.
Nr.ut .tr. You must first dig the sphynx
t.f q fio sand ihero being no oolec-
t.,n to Nr. Georges request he resumed
] sr-uueut.
tft.c conclusion q Mr.. Georges argu-
T.at Nr Blair rose % make "a statement
en-. 9th. education liil. referring % Mr.
JI.uI'- remarks rs 1.-The rushing speech
O.. tho Father of Waters Tie spoke of the
.f4Dles iu tlc was of reaching vote on
f, Iu during nm" present week. but
Thought that by Thursday or Friday next
g. vote mlFHtbc taton.
Tho O.. -.u->llu OBS that point was partlcl-
l.fti DO tN Senators Plumb. liav lcy, flatt,
g. IrtD. tac hitter stating TINT there was
evidently POO desire "a the part az ina SEN
.r- g.. listen t0 speeches ON tAo tduca-
..I DID, a- Dee had frequently counted as
u H~ seven senators present. and Mr..
f.,...,o.f,u., that perlau,. tlo-o were
.. v..,.,,tIr e,n. t.r, were crraced IN
..,f....t lirr.r. graUv IN was arranged
t....r .il.,-..ll,. ,t f,,l, week att O'Clock
Sd. r..ir. .l.,lI bnre fine foor - -poak for
" ...,r...i.r, au hour. and that then the
I Il.I,u DE- ur1,- the fye-miuuto rule.
a "t,.. .o+.-i.u be taken on the amend
..,...f tl.lu Ntr gIunib cave notice
.,.,.. .tool,,, tiaf D.. would ON Non
\ ,'..... o.. ill.,, ',,,, ...,,,c other bIll. the
,a..t a. ,,f..f. Nolill be to d!splace the
,i....t ...lU
,fr u-,l, moved an amendment 10
SOL. .4...a.f, rr,ti in. that all votes cast
r. .r,,fI,..... i.u whether voa and nav
-. .r .ttcv,-c. SINH Doe made public az
81. close of the session at which they are
,.t
Referred to fho Committee ON Rules.
~. resolution iu regard To- thc President
&C.,. 1... was nraiu tahru up. and after fur
..r ,II-.fI.-iau v.n- agreed t. without di-
-.u. In r,li-.
g..n...I Tint il ia conpatent for the
f.rat. g., elect IA prp.il mt J5.o hlYtp0yt,
i..lnu hold ofie, turing the pleasure of
fr Senate and urttl euntacr l. elected.
md shall execute the dutiesthcreOf during
I'll She fr,urr absence. of the Nce-Prcsi-
don't until fDa Soaate otherwise orders
Iha rof.ur-,r,t resolution for the invcs-
fc.t+., .f irIuirrp'i1n matters was laid
l,f.r. tho Senate with two House amend
lurrt. extending th, Investigation 90 the
yur. base Of An tIc.n lnou-i1... 10y foreign
capital. and % ih" use ~ btlioes lslahd'
S. Now ORR lmlbor' rs an lihihlSIaO"h
pot. The House amendments were
t.r.oi to.
Ih- 'iu'atl'h Llil WIS men l'h'H w
'i- pt IE "'i"'' So w O'-".' III a.
N''t.t 90 IL. re 'li' lu4t lI"h ,uo De
I 't hr .lab y 'l'i lH' iu,"7UtC az
ie'"r .H- ot'r mao h} tnr northern 0t"''9
f. t.. southern Hjh'te. re W., not 'HeIo
aims l.r the people Oh 'ilr9'S9lIPl'
N' 7-udu not go w" 'HI spui mug Mug
l-.' a- ING senator nom WEST n
Nt. aaIh'J i'ad uonr some NVrh9
g. '''N h' '', ON I'' ~ r" I'"i an" ~
FL. Iurh hfl't~ anu an ilHl -"It "i
'. There Wa no brlhe IN ~. But ne
r.... '.r chat De had the night tWhch
..iat the condition Of large por-
'.. black people of Mississippi To-
..t offer IuhIc. lie did nor regard
.- lolug made on dl,hOnOrahie
the people of Mississippi. Inc
.t.. ou Education and Labor had
.I % the illl an ttIDAlNuN tliu@N
ct I.t lr,n contained in a previous blll
,..I ,..r.uce o. tine revision OF textbooks
o.. .li durc 500 ON hl- motion. That hgc
l... uorlus action ON tho part OF the
l..l. .O.u members of the committee.
trr D,..rro went ON to saw that while he
...t -nar. I'm tn idea that tie colored
t..II..f tfe South would bee elevated 10y
...f.r. Doe WAS willing 20 have the OPP
.r......t, eytcud,d 10 them. and hc drift
4, rt.. . Jrf.nco Of the white people Of
G., ~.r.h and AN arraienmert Of those
t.... t.r...l nm di.seutiousiu the south for
rt...i ,..,,y.s
n, U.'.',.'d that ho had too much at
i...t de-. ,..'-so',n ~ Mn. rduc.tInu nlll.
,,.,i, ,... r,net in,p,rtaut and beucf-
r...... ,'....,.~' 100 ip,nortaut 10 Ice turned
..I.. ...... .i,. ,l,-.Ii--iin If the Questions
....i r,,,- G.oroo. Int he asked that
49,, .....,, ~ bet bi- plan was as to the col
....,I.,f Tine S'uth and whether il
r..,,..I tb" protcc;,on and security OF
Choir ...It % vote without interference by
{ .rcc,r maud and their right to u iar adj
....tr.t,.n of Justice.
Nr. & ..rro said that he had proposed no
lI... Ue lai thought. however, that the
-.4tor from Massachusetts, and the other