The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-14
,rIuyiL CONGRESS-.
.c,lo> uuL UP FOR
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-. IL. pl' "pe'ln,S. ,,', "a, /"
pa - .ei,ucc ia the reople''--
| ,li i,o'Nal Declare IA Want
b. ',.., ~. III some senator's
''''' ~ rotae' Press !, !.
i. t., be-. l3 -ln the
" = n. ,a,u.i'n heretofore
%. mimi as to the denial or |
N : .t.u03ge iu certain states,
FS''' n, n the absence of Mr..
W :, over without action.
"u them resumed consider
~ lection bill, aud Mr.. Jones,
''' m,le argument in opposi-
igsl'' ""''
D. ..,iI the bill was an attempt.
l'a'' ~, nsonle Of the control of
Gn'e N oI.ctIous aud 70 place that
Nn ~ v,f hands Of Federal officers.
10 WY ~ .a,a. with whom Is lot
aa = from 1861 to 1865, had
~ y,ifor endurance and bravery
''r,'p !, j. come to time, all Amer
3D. y ,rall Poorly armed,
'1'p ~ arfsa ragged, always without
q' l''n.r V,' comforts, they had en-
l'd I'm ,,,os AMI stood by their col
"a WIN ther comrades aud
a'', ,i- heroes. But, cred
n.y., ''.;r coarse hai been during
. ~, u history. they had exhib-
.,jcerte Of courage and de-
jo,y during the reconstruction
e..1 .r' tae, ver, pIuudered by the
'", ,b,e,es. They had surren-
!, GOOD taita, bad ac-
rs .Ilaa,toa, aud felt that
1n1 endure such outrages
s's '' benpyiag that the truth
ns "m = 5. known at last and that
',- nnn pe done. Did IL seem
,,,I me people OF the South did
7, ! r.tnrato these tlmesi Was it
s' -,sl M. 4, tdat they resisted an
rYyaroluce hiatt
,'.ilI,D Mr. Jones said: "ln
n ~, declare your want of conf.
.,L, p,gple; in reply they will
n,siaa, 4, hey did in November
s~,ot confidence in you. The re-
nsuabe The people are pa
,.rdbel.yt, with all their souls, IL
na1.,c aud Ia the honesty and IN
rT5tte people, aud the party not
t-sly with those sentiments Is
y.
s,rsnlle an argument against
neg,5 strike ont the d)mlclllar!
NJ va,oa election bill. tie said thai
J,vgs a reproduction OF -on,
suaalu aud never complained
al,s.Auli.iss in which 1t wa,
a~ !. utu except .he rascals IL
|rr4Cny, who wished to thriv
UN.lqiau Of the suffrage hat
sas hts voice against the clause
ale,el that senator's "a the othe
ls1tto propose some other metho'
lgetha register OF obaoXious name
.0nc dil not suit them
Wilson, Of Maryland, took tn
but as b was feeling indiSposed
>al'e postponed the further di,
loi Jh3 bill, and after a bri,
tye session, adjJurned Until 10 /
Monday,
House.
8S3lSGroS, b G., Dec. 13. Tt
Le 40 day p ts~ea Senate bill PROVE
lat ID open steam launches of ]
or ulder, one perS IN nay act in IL
oe capacity ot plIot and engineer.
le House then went into com mite
ae whole (Mr Burrows, Of Mlchiga'
ue eenaIr) on bills reported from Il
Al'tee on private land claims,
'ne course Of the discussion, NJ
o. Arkansas, took occasion
ssraiher personal statement npt
AAn'u' Of Missouri, based upon: b
.'lAa opposition to the bill repor
zoe eommlite on Indian affair
FIIsl oi The Choctaw and Chickass
% de quoted from a dispatch
y LOUIS Republic stating that N
''Us opposition had saved to t
auuelt AZ least $4,000, 900.
ef qbted Somewhat TO the amu
y loe Honse) a newspaper arti
y 'ae Colossal Egotism of CO
uAl Nltnsur,' in which that g,
w was CHARGED with claiming
,u' !l'ed the tariff message
';nt Cleveland.
a'n'ai IN reply, regretted Il
1leman should have become o
\. t..' + u.' REMARKS DE had obiec
N ~ 70 winch the gentleman
~ because ho believed it to
~ Aslo what had taken place
~" IN, Oleyelaud's tariff message,
mug ,, 70 say, Ii, in any way,
4, '.gai to DO with it he
.,o,a, y !. aud tho country had rece
- DaaaeIl, Of Minnesota. Q
W.. 5,t On Tuesday next he would
a,H IOn'e to consider the apportj
''1ald then the House adjourn
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