Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-14

Nevada was 70 be depended upon 70 furnish ~
| principles OF true Democracy ratnsr snas 100
Grover Clevefand should. he DID no, k.s.
tina. Cleveland had boen displaced IN his sesoea.
| ship By that Senator. lLsughter.l hno
woald watch With much Interest 70 sec " ~ ,ne
the gnostdance tbas bad been going on a. ma
terislize Into actual leedcrship OF tho parry ~ ~
all time 70 come. daughter and cispp,ns ~
hands.l IL the Democracy wsre opigeu y, az
new candidate In order 70 rep 70 .,ns that
! II would be beaten. He also believed ,nas ~.
Democrats would never be able 70 &C.. Oies a.
| 70 adopt the silver horesy: ana eiIncus "a
vest had said the other csy that c,e,e .,,s,ca-
modified his yieWa upon silver, ma, mo mo- :,
ton simply went 20 the extent thr. AIuItSa ss -
derstoodl Of saying that Democrats WEI -
loved Ia the free coinage 81 silver mignt po' ~
by bs good Democratic and might po'''U'
serfonsly. however. he warned senators on we
other side not TO trins with the question. ~ snsy
hal any confidence IN the free-coisage propvsx
ton they should express y In manly opgn an.
and not content themselves with crsnnns "a
pinsly In tbs following OF the senator r0" -''
vsdA tApplsuse.l
EXTENSION OF DEBATE DIRECTED TO.
Mr.. Stewart proposed In order 10 save n'k kn
session and 20 accom- MEDIATE senators W. - -
sired to speak on the question tns, .no ,eedsa
ment as 20 debate and vote should % eA.o' -
for one day; but the proposition was met W
positive objection on tho part OF MI. hoar NJ
Mr.. Ryarts, made an argument against NJ y,
stewards amendment and hr. hcConne'' "
Idaho, one In favor OF II u,...;ons
The hour then being late various sus .ey'ISs az
were m ado as 70 The extension OF genera a.
bate and Is was finally decided ina. nso,i6
Jones Of Nevada, Gibson. ana hlsoook - - h.
DO sIloWei 10 address the Senate IN eIesrso
ginning at 10 O'Clock, after which the teh'nihu''
debate should be entered upon.
Adjourned. .,..
The House, after morning business, took !, ~ p
the army appropriation bill, tue snippns Di'
not being called up. oraa,
Mr.. Cutchson withdrew his point Oh oroe,
| against Mr. BANDS amendment proViolns ns ~
no salsry shall be paid by the United BATES ~
military onicers detailed 10 military colleges or
state institutiona After q protracted dsoa's.
| participated In By nearly dozen mem p.rs a.
| vote was taken resulting In the deteet OF ~, IT.
| BlandIs amendment By 50 nays 10 ~ yea7. .,nh
| Bland raised tho point OF no quorum WIZ ~
| was counted by Mr.. Dinglsy, OF Maine, N wv
| chair-only 100 votes being necessatJ =" W.
mittee Of the Whole.
ONE AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
An Amendment offered BY Mr.. Wiillsns, ~ u
| Ohio. 70 prohibit tho drawing OF pay py 81 oii,-
| car on the retired list while In receipt OF any
| other salary from the Government was aoep ~
without division. No other amendmsh' "a'
Mr., Anderson, OF Kansas, proposed a. an
| amendmen which was subsequently ruleu Ou.
~ order. his resolution prohibiting the proposed
| western railroad trafic sRreement WINCH, no
| said. Has a syndicate or pool for the commune
tion OF oil western railway lines. IL was NO"
Without completing the reading OF the bill the
The report Of the Baliot-Box Committee was
laid before the House and ordered printed. AL
/ journed.