Milford chronicle., 1892-03-04
registers s-S-~

.e from the Tout of ten Senators ana
psresse,' j., viii agree as to the imnls'
~. ~. s,,a nressipe necessity for a new builu,
mo for the Government Printing once any
NAT senator Challenger, in his recent speeenl
IA not exaeperate the danger to the neailA
~ lives Of the nearly three thousand men
- ,,o,,en who work in the rckety ola
h,;,ding al present occupied by that once
49,, OH acknowledge that they share tne
shame felt by Senator Challenger Wneu
vent through the magnificent oei'uinss
srscted in our large cities for the use OF 'ne
h;a da;lv newspapers and contrasted them
:. ~. mind. With the Government Printing
o@ce building, and vet collectively, Congress
does nothing toward erecting new ou''u'
mo 1t will be much cheaper to erect ne"
and 6rst.ciass building than it would De 10
90 damages for several hundred people
Liiled or crippled by an accident hkeiy 10
occur at any time in the building now IN USE
as Congress may some day learn. =.
Every. day there is different oil an
ronnced as onethe that is to be hfst ealleo
nm in the House by the Ways ana Mean
Committee. To-day 1t is the Springer re'
wool bill. and tomorrow is the day 50 for
70 he called up. If the prograrime is car
ried out three will be aboutthree weeks de
voted to tariff speeches before the bill
pressed to a vote.
The resolution offered in the House irot
tile committee on public buildings an
grounds declaring 1t to be- "unwise and e'
pedient to enter upon Legislation looking
a the construction of new public buildings,
because of the alleged lack of money in II
: treasury. is as arraut bit Of buueomb
d was ever attempted in Congress, being pa
of the Democratic scheme to try to pai
the people by cutting down the a
i propriations at this session, in order 10 allC
the Democrats to pose as economists In u
Presidential campaign. The Democrat
members representing districts in neea
p public buildings are told to keep quiet un
q after the Presidential election when u.
er buildings will be provided for but II Is q
, 6cult to keep them quiet and riot Is per
ing over the resolution.
ry Even the Democrats admit that the IRE
lie de,t has bv the usually hard work he
a done this winter earned the week'srest he
of now takiug, with his family. in Virginia
no Secretary Noble preceded his evidence
"A fore the Pension Office investigating co
q, n,ittee with statement OF his having co
as willing witness, and not because oi
authority he recognized in the committee
camnei his attendance, and he closed by n
70 ;,o Thousand and one lies, with IN
We words "I want to say one word whiei
ID not in response to question, and that Is
lie I regard Gen. Raum as an efficient Co'lil
all siouer of Pensions. I believe he IS eonuu
ne inc the Pension Bureau in proper ana
mess like way"
Terry Simpson appears to De souilHs OH
ps- Democrats whom he has heretofore seen
ye- inclined to favor. On Saturday, while
n House was discussing Mr.. Bowers amei
'oS nent to the Indian appropriation bill auti
g ;zing the President to detail officers OF
lie Armv as Indian agents, which after De
he amended with a proviso that cticers ae'
'e- as Inaian agents shall be under the oIuei
the Secretary of the interior was PasSeu'
eo Simpson said 81 cannot see how the De
= "a ocrats can vote against this amendment
el- less it be that they expect to control TINS
es- litical force in the future. But in view
di he disseusion in their ranks aud their
rty bility to agree on any economic poiiey
.. % not clear to me that they will have eha
i've to control it,"