Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

AZ the hands OF tho American Senate They
have complained in their conventions their pup.
lie neetinge, their granges, ana their LODGES o'
the future" system. They know that tnete
OF prices. They feel that their business
has nos only become Improbable out
that Il IL prosecuted al a losA Mortgage - on
she homestead debt Is pressing. ihoy nave
tried AGAIN and again 20 emanct0ate themselves
from the shnckles OF this "tutare system.
They fnd tho prices Of their products e0ing
lower ana lower They ind that the dealers In
futures" In New York and New orleans
chsses AZ = futures ana decreasing their
purchases OF real cotton Trey thnk that iholr
v0i'e olght 20 be potentiol WIN US ihcy
think thas A. the American people are 20 be con-
sidered "a a. for self-govCrnment wo ought 70
conclude that thia measure IL proper one Tor
them and that ought 10 give " 70 them.
Win these remarks submit the argument, 30
far as am concerned
THE HTLL GOES OVER.
Mr. washburn d5epublicanl, OF Minnesota,
MADE an effort % Lave Day liked noxt week
for a vote 10 be taken on the bill. but objections
were numerous. and the effort was abandoned.
Notice OF an Intention 20 speak upon the bill
was given By Senators White, Palmer, Harris,
aud Villas fine bill went over til Monday next.
Tho House concurrent resolution for a holiday
recess was presented, and VAS on motion OF Mr..
Hale, referred 20 tho Committee on Appropria-
lions.
Inc EflAtt Nllhn went INTO executive tttSiOus
and at $40 adjourned TIL Monday.
House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Springer Democrat. Illinois, chairman OF
tho Committee ou WAYS and Means. reported n
concurrent resolution Tor holiday recess from
December 90, 1892, 60 January 4, 1893 The
resolution was agreed 20.
Mr.. Catchines Democrat, Mississippi, from
the Committee on Rules, reported a resolution
setting apart to-day after the morning hour for
the consideration OF buHlaess called Up by the
Committee ON Indian Affairs Adopted
CONTACTS or CARRIERS.
Tho House resumed consideration Of the bin
relating to contracts Of common carriers. and -
certain Obligations, duties, and rights IN ounce
li0n with The carriage OF property. Mr. COombs
WomOcTaD. New OK, spoke in favor ~ the
measure, believing 10 20 be in the interest Of
American shippers, bankers, merchants, and
producers
Mr. Harter Democrat, Of Ohio the author Of
the bill. advocated IT, passage, contending that
&c concerned the rights, not Of tnc Inilers, but Of
the farmers and % every manufacturer who was
seeking q foreign market. The bill was thou
passed. IL makes 20 unlawiul for an common
carrier 10 insert In any bill OF ladne or shipping
document any cause, covenant. or agreement
whereby IL shall be relieved OF liability for loss
or damage arising from negligence. fault. or
failure In she proper loading, stowase, OF custody
In transportation or the proper delivery Of any
merchandise committed 10 It's care.
INpIAS AFFAIRS.
The floor was then accorded to the Committee
on Indian Affair.". The first biz called up was
one authorizing the Secretary OF tho Treasury
TO cover iutOthe Treasury s4S,SO0 Of the apprO-
pration for the ChociaW and ChickasaW Indians.
Passed.
bin was passed 70 ratify and confirm All
agreement win tho Kickapoo Indians, In Okla
hOua Territory.
MIR. Holman Democrat, OF Indiana. moved
that whom the House adjourned to-day It be 20
meet on Saturday.
The motion was agreed 20 and tho House then
adjourned uDtn Saturday.