The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22
1--WE WASHINGTON roprcs
Things OF Interest Happenine n ana Ont Of
the Halls or Courresa

| Alien OF MISSISSIPPI said that the majority re-
port, recommending tho unseating OF Mr..
| Rockwell. was the report OF q committee. the
majority Of whose members we're Democrats.
but no one asserted that a majority OF the
Democrats on the committee favored the re-
port He was interrupted at this point by Mr..
| O'Ferrall OF Virginia. Chairman OF the COM
| mttee. who said:
II assert that fact. and challenge contradic.
tion."
DO you mean" rcjoned Mr.. Allen" that a
| majority OF the Democrats on the committee
are in favor OF unseating Mr.. ROCKWELL"
| Il do" answered O'Ferrall.
| well. you will know better when the vote
is TAKEN" said Allen.
This last assertion aroused curiosity and In
Iuiry as to how tho Democratic members OF
| the committee will vote on the report. At the
| meeting OF the committee. ut which tho report
| was adopted. Messrs. Cobb Of Alabama. who
| framed the minority report. and Mr.. Gillispie
| of PENNSYLVANIA were the only Democrats who
voted TO sustain Mr.. Rockwrlls right to seat
Mr.. tombstone who WAS not present. said to-
day that he was probably, OF their opinion
Of Indiana. I"ckwo3d Of New S otk and ' law
who opposed Rockwell ut thetime the report
WAS made;
make good Mr.. Aliens assertion today. could
eG. e who sn Trr Demo
and one other they could not name would i,u be-
the only Democratic members Of tho commit
tee to finally vote against Rockwell. As tho
| outcome OF the contest. tho general opinion
seemed to be that Rockwell would he retained
in his seat Wagors were made that Mr.. Noyes.
Democratic votes. Members who have been in
doubt as to the merits of the ease are inclined
because Of the extremely small majority nj.
lowed Mr.. Moves hy the Elections Committee.
SfnE BY S
SUPPORT Is more general among the Southern
members. many OF whom hnyc EXPRESSED n
actions IN unseatinG so many southern Demo-
erats in th 4, last H3nse. Tho Elections Com.
is hinted that If the present committee is not
sn1t %
resign from memhership on IT; Thu, members
tn to ss TnS a Soy Viii hyss t are
1t was learned tonight that the Republicans
their Democratic colleagues. and there is much
excitement II in S Sonseanence ET.sneaker Reed
tsnas IN tho and ous as o HspH his his s. 0Ms
reaching tho Capitol this morning learned
TINT the OF IT, and
his. seat was most promising. After n consul
tation, Of the Republican leaders word was
Mr. Reed who is raired with Mr.. springer. no.
tSE the H sn fr T%i that tho pal,
nss s"TS eeSrams n we're n sent
Tor ana m ito to Is
with, but it IS no, likely that he viii return in
pairs made are observed. Mr.. Rockwell will
EASILY have q sufficient number of votes
Reed and seat lis n1 oow ,he ia nct an
nullinG the pairs is severely denounced.
row. as as If hs pf eap
made TO limit the debate to one hour on each
the committee. The proposition will be re-
sisted until some definite agreement eau be
reached with regard to pairs.
A delegation of Afro Americans from New
York city was presented to the President to.
day by Fourth Auditor Lynch. The deleCa.
ton was headed by the Rev. pr. W. B. Derrick.
Eey: II 4: Munroe, tho Roy. George u, Bryan.
Johnson: and Isaac b Johnson Of the Message.
pr. Derrick presented the address and resolu-
and asked on behalf Of 10000 colored citizens
Of the great metroroli and Of the Union II
eo cn att attention Of the t ennTy to Ee
Outrage that h were hn'ni continually perrs-
trat"n on the 9.Americans in the south. |
tations Of his office prevented his interfer- |
encc. and advised a compilation Of the out
country could be startled by their number and |
interest aroused. He dep9r.d tho outrages.
would AS certainly follow as that there is a |
God above us. After thanking the President
for his Kindness the delegation withdrew.
The following letter recently received by the |
Superintendent of the Census. may prove In |
tcresting to those having mortgages upon |
their property:
n, M.srnr.rre " II, Dec. 20 1897.
Dt.R slx: Your numerous; ep.tle., IN which you as,
street street !. sninvsd win T@I,;a:e, aId aemaHa
saHH ~aS use have "s IF II as - 30 q. Letter.
from harmless cranks who tlrustinv their pet
a lad sis H"'f BEEN
on the mortgage question or hal your to tnr a
"" nc Of m or ss for
The S""drea ell Ink XII IN w Which i
yu Sscs So nsis%, 70
y"n are IN mot m only dn'r's n aanfr"nsy
arc,r and blood red .car"s me have no l"e"lsSti'n
there person who ever saw me ST none;
b ~ my ns mcSf a n c% n. 1 M M
~ W, Ma4m. street ana an %thsrs stnnis N ny nine
o, ; fo s n"nss Is \ mort
s%nssa, q, tno%Is;ss:,i cannot ;,a1s pos,!ysy
Sr proS sH s Tho Ssf sl.
son. II il wns Ri Chandler you can het he in.
vested them IN Boston and Maine stock. and If
II WAS ex-senator B.air advise you 10 search
The pockets ct susan ~ Anthony, or Mrs. scott
Mills oil Texas may have squat-redi 4 on Insters for
his wounds. lA.sOn Mckinney. the member from
tins district, NAV have II IN his inside pocket. But
that \ Your business. not mine. l Census Iiu.
reau and he Jaw ..nis no man to jail for refusing
answer questions.
When ypu ia hunted the rascal down please write
me, aud any or the money Is found on his person
send II check for the mount.
I'ongratuat,ng you upon yOnr zeal and efficiency in
tho mortgage of the country
especially that which is purely fictitious. l yours
truly HENRY PuTSEY. |
Senator Teller's attack on the Administra-
ton in his speech on the silver question was
the subject Of much comment Mt tho Capitol
to- day. and the Republicans are angry with tho
Senator from Colorado. They regard his out
party great injury in tho Western States
Such statements coming from u man Of
less ability and influence might not at
tract 80 much attention. but from a
Senator OF tho reputation and standing
OF Senator Teller. they are bound to |
haye ds,rourTagimE, effect upon tho party.
denim his course and char 20 him with treach- |