The advocate., 1891-01-28
KANgAs LRaIsLATURm.
Continued from ninth pdOc)
tho bast state In the Union. -,
Witness our hands, January IL, lbBi.

70 be the soldiers' best friend In the Sem
ate Of the United States and the best
friend OF the best state In the union"
Was lmpudenCe ever more glaring In
presenting such phrase as factsf
But here is the following from Doug
lac county presented by Senator How
ara:
10 the Senate and Hows Of Representatives Of
Kansas. ea
Whereas, Kansas enjoys
very enViablo position In our national legis-
fature and as this position has been OD-
thined for us by the many able Statesmen
gent there by This great CommQnWoalthi ana
among them none stands higher than the
Hon. John j. InRalls his ability being
everywhere recognized. When he speaks
tho nation listens. He has shown himself
the champion OF our interests. HIS focenb
speech on tho silver bill shows him 70 20
6mastor workman" that we should 20 ptOuQ
OF. His efforts In behalf Of the soldier nave
been untirngj therefore,
Resolved, That we, the members OF ~ ~
Bakof Post No, 40, department Of katsag,
VA. r., together with the citizens Of Bald.
win present 40 installation, most humDly
prny your honorable bodies TO return the
Hon. John ]. Ingalls, 10 the Unit8d States
Senate. 8. ID. ANDERSON, Adlueant'
These men might have realized that
voters Of Kansas on November A, 1890,
elected over 100 members Of the Kansas
Legislature expressly to vote against
Senator Ingalls,, and that the action OF
theso freemen should justly have been
considered as an absolute fnAilty FOm
which there could be no shadow OF turn
ing toward national bank advocate, o
supporter of the Mckinley tariff act, and
A amaster workman" in his public votes,
Ror measures, 80 financially oppressive to
che peOple--soldlers and all toilers.
In the iOnrnal report Of the proceed
ings OF Saturday, January "a, Senator
Kelly, Of Mcpherson, chairman of the
committee on state affairs reported the
governors message back to the Senate
for apportlonment among the several
standing committees Of the Senate, ,
Senate bill No. so passed Che Senate by
a vote Of yeas, 80; nays, none. 1t 10 Aa
follows:
Section 1. That section No. 4O68 OF the
general statutes of 1889 be amended 80 az Y
read as follows: Section 4088. That IN al
oounkes having more than f0rty-iive thou
sand inhabitants, the board Of county COM
nisgioners shall appoint one p0EBon having
Aho qualifications on an eieCtor, who shall DC
gtvled commissioner OF tho poor and who
ahRll hold his Office for two years, and who
ahRll have under the control Of tho board o!
county commissioners, general care anc
supervision OF Che poor OF such county.
Section 2. Original section No. 4OBS o.
the general statutes OF 1889, Is hereby 10
pealed.
be IN force from and after its publication II
the official state paper. Ao
This 10 applicable TO the counties o
Shawnee and Wyandotte.
Senator Kelly of MCPHERSON, Offered
o resolution requesting the Kansas Rep
rssentatves In Congress TO use thei
most energetic efforts for the passage 0
che Vest Senate silver bill, and aske'
that II be considered now.
Senator Roe asked that II be a concur
rent resolution, but Senator Kelly, o.
plslned that he desired that this shoul
" be an expression Of the Senate OF Kar
sas-almost entirely Republican go thr
IL might be viewed as an Admohltion
the national administration. AENN
Senator Moody Of Linn, objected
isspFesent consideration, he had not req
the bill, and it went over under the rule
- Senator Martin OF Bourbon, plead &
tha reaurrectlon OF his bill IS. B. No. 3