Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17
A DEAD LOSS.
sncotrs Victims Wm Not Be Re
imbursed by Uncle sam.
IHE HOUSE FAILS 10 PASS TIE BILL.
Tbs Hseos aitiou Of the United states sf
Br41u Favored ~ senator tur-
pis. Wac Cdticiaes the rrest-
dents We've.


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WASHINGTON Jan 10. Tho House
discussed the report OF the committee on
the Sucort defalcation Wednesday and
defeated the Hemphin hiil-a substi-
tute Tor mo majority bill permitting
members % sue In the Court OF Claims,
by the close vote of. Yeas l36; nays, iSs.
A motion 10 reconsider by Mr.. Bland
tMOl Ras promptly tabled, however, and
the vote recurred on ordering the major
ity bin -appropriating SO, ,00o 70 reim-
burse members for their lost salary
be engrossed and read third time.
This having been done, Mr. Bland de-
mandcd the reading Of the engrossed
bill. bat the Speaker held that under
general parliamentary law this was not
necessary. The vote was then taken on
the bin and N was defeated yeas. l26;
nays, lfe The following members
voted yea:
Messrs Adams Anderson Miss. Arnold.
Bsnks Bsrtinc Bayne BeckWith Belknap,
Biggs BlOnut. Boataer, Boothmau Bouteire.
Hrosius Buchanan ~. J., Bullock Butter
worth. Gambler GA. Gambler Mas. Can
non. Cstchings. CAcatham. Clark ALA,
ger Connell Co'hran Grain. Culberi-
son Pa, Cutcheon. Dallell. Darlington.
Davidson Dc Haven Diugley. Dorsey. Dunneu,
Faronhar Finley Flood Frank Funston Gear.
Gest, Clifford. Greenhalgo. Grout. Hall, Hans
orougb Haugen Hayes Hay2e-, Henderson dlLl,
Hermann Hill, Hit Hooker Hopkins. Kelley.
Kennedy Kerr Ia. Kinsey, Laidlaw. Lawler.
Laws Lehlbach. Lewis. Lodge Mason, nc
Cord Mckeunr. Miles. Miliken MOntt Moore
~ H., Morey. Morgan, Morrill, Morse Mutch.
Ter. Niedriughaus, Sut> Oates, O'Neil Mass,
O'Neiu Pa. owens lOl, Payne, PaYsOn,
Pendleton. Perry. Pickler. Price, Ram
dali lNussl. Reed Da1. Rife, Rob-
ertSon. Row Russell. sawyer SCrantOn,
skinner. smith. Smyser Snider. Spooner
Springer Stevenson. Stewart (Vtl Stockesle,
Taylor ll1 Joseph D. Taylor Thomas
Thompson, Townsend COLI. Townsend Pa
Trru.n. NanGcver. Van Schaick, Walker
,Mass.i. Wheeler Mich. Wichham, Williams
CO.,, Wright Yoder-l1
A motion 20 reconsider and a motion
to lay that motion on the table were en-
tered, and then the House adjourned.
SENATE.
WAsH1NGToN. Jan. l6.-The senate
on Wednesday took mp Senator
Morgans (Alal resolution recog-
nizing the United States OF Bra
I'll as a tree. independent and SOW
ereign state, and Senator Turpie (Ind.)
spoke in support Of It. AT the conclu-
zion Of his remarks the Senate went
into executive session. and afterward
ad diourned. The following are the prin-
cipal points made by Senator Turpie:
he favored the iu1ncdi1tc recognition of the
republic OF Brazil and was quite willing that
Congress should declare to-day. az part OF the
International common law q the three Amer
icas that no European power shall interfere IN
any part of this hemisphere TO restore the rep
resentatiye Of monarchy or empire 20 prevent
thecztablishmento of o republic but that any such
Interference would be regarded as an act un-
friendly TO the United States and would oe r.
sisted by al the means necessary 20 e1ecl IL,
fri.tratiou He read extracts from the message
o. President Harrison announcing the change of
government in Brazil and spoke OF the message
a. iisfless. languid resignation 20 the course
Of AFFAIR tneTe.
A 70 the Presidents suggestion OF await. ng
the popular assent 20 the change Of govern
nsnt in Brazil Senator Turpe said that revo-
luton vas not the first step but the last
step taken when PEOPLE determined
20 abrogate the old form o. govern
meut ara 20 adopt q new one There
was always popular assent before o revolution
became fagra0t and successful Tho sugges
ton a. tho rnessa-e was itself destructive and
suicidal of revolutionary government No
revolutionary government had ever -uhmit ea
the question ~ IL authority to any arhltrancui
save onls fhat % the swcrf
the republic - Brazil was entitled 20 rccogni
ton. approval and admiration ~ Tho hands NJ
tho United States. 20 the approval and
adm ration of aU those in every cline
under every sav, who were lovers OF freedom
and humanity. The President - Tho United
States had been long known as Repub,ican-
rnr