Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
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Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENATE

SENATE
Mr.. Hoar presented resolutions Of the
Massaohuseit. leglelut1re urging on zoe
grees the epacting Of legislation to prevent
tho manufacture ct clothing In unhealthy
places, and It's transportation or sale.
Mr.. Washburn introduced bill to regu-
late immigration and to prevent importa
ton OF laborsrs under contract.
Mr.. Dolph introduced oae to aid In re-
claiming and rendering productive lsn ds
that are barren or Of little value.
Mr.. PETER introduced one for the relief OF
PERSONS who mad on hand stocks OF manu-
featured tobacco On which no rebats vas
provided for.
Mr.. Morgan cffsred resolution which
was agreed to, calling on toe President Tor
copies OF correspondence In regard 10 the
VeDezusla award since June 1890
The resolution instruoting the committee
on elections 70 inqairs into and report upon
the manner OF eleotins UnIt;d States sena
tors wa taken up and agreed to.
Mr.. Dawes offered resolution, which
was agreed to, instruoting the committee on
the li5rary to consider the propriety ofpur-
ohaslog the original portrait Of Daniel Web
at ST, by Harding, now owned by a. +. VIII
mar. OF Washington. D. q.
The agricultural deficiency bill was taken
up and passed.
a bill to amend the &C. for TIE relief OF
certain settlers on the public lands CON-
Ing up, Mr.. Berry obieoted.
Mr.. DoIph moved its confederation and
made remark as to Mr.. Berry not losing
his temper In the after.
Mr. Barry. who hsd not heard the remark
but who had been told of 1t, showed some
ressni ment, and said that 40 far 90 his ten.
per wac ooncsrned IL was ua6e. Ills o1n
COZ troll, and that the Sans.or from Oregon
should not dictate, or suggest to him ct sny
time CO to what course ha was to
pursue. Es did not think that such
PERSONAL remarks ahou!d be wado.
II they were made t, hiu he should nese
bis objection on the spct.
Mr.. Dolph protested tlat he meant no de-
respect, and said that the Senator from Ar
kapaas should NIT loss bis temper about It.
he Withdrew the remark, but would simply
say thet he had not got the keeping Of the
Senator's tewper.
I shall certainly, said Mr.. Berry, net
trouble the Senator wth that or ary ether
nnrnoae ooneernipQ nv affairs
The Sepats bill to provide for the erection
OF public buildings for poatofices in towns
and Giles where the postoffi,e receipts for
three sesrs preceding nave exceeded 81. 600
annually was then taken up.
HOUSE.
Ia the House MIR. Harmer, of Pennsylvs-
nia, presented petitions of Philadelphia
grange in favor Of the passage of lave to
p.evsnt gambling In options; to extend the
free delivery syetem; to define lard; to pre-.
vent the adaiteratlon Of food end drugs and
to prohibit COR tracts disorediting Iega-ter-
der currency.
The naval appropriation bill was reported.
Mr.. Eoloe, of Tennessee, from the COM
M tee on poatcffioss and postroads, reported
q bill to reolassfy rallwsy postal clerks
Horse calendar.
The House passed bill providing for the |
taking OF depotiiions In criminal cases.
a ,int resolution was passed authorizing |
the loan CT ensisns, flags, &c., for the pur-
pose celebrating ste streets of Washing
oanpment.
The House then went into committee Of the |
vi ole on tho free wool bill.
FOralgn News.