The Lamar register., 1892-01-30
THE FlFrY-sEcoNo CONGRESS.
TurnspAr. JANUARY si.

mi nronoses the issue OF Uniied States CIT
rnIatIpg notes TO the amount OF IVY, 49, ane
such additional amounts s, rrs m. t,e reoairee ~ ire
,1ents of tho act, 10 be lent tundsr tne
s,,parvI.iou Of a bureau 10 owners OF aSfi-
cultural lands TO an amount not csSeelans
half the assessed valuation o. 'ne 'snu -
nc rate OF per cent, interest c,s
SsSator Mitchell asked Mr. Staniora
whether. uuler the proposed, any lArSe
roruoratiou that was large owner " a..
Iths land grant railroads for ohaInple ioou.a
not borrow 10 half the Assesseu 49,,
their lands Mr.. StAoAVtu 'eF
Nj Mr PETER made 3 long speech in favor OF
The bill. Tho bill was laid over.
Tho La Abaa bill was again taScn w,
but withont dispos,ng OF H. the senate
went Into executive session and sooa No
iouruo1 until Monday.
Tfor.r-A, the opcninE Of the session
Mr. q w stone on behalf OF fehhs44-
yanin. presented TO the House oil portrais
OF eH speakers Randall and GROW 4ues
were accepted by siF- Holman N1e aF
Mr., Biapd introduced a bill for the free
coinage of gold and silver, and for the
issue Of coiu notes
Mr. OuthvAitc introduced resolution
calling for information As 70 the opera1on
6f The clause Of the Mckinley tarir Dill
relating 70 the iupor; Of tin.
Mr Harvey Of Oklahona, from tao com,
Fuittee 20 Iudiaa adRirs, rep5ried eti
apprpprlAtiuE SIS, 90 10 complete INC hl4ot
meat 6f lands % the Cheyenne aud Arspa-
hoe Indians ia Oklahoma IN thc dlscCs-
.lou OF this measure, Mr.. Simpsoa OF
Kansas, had an opportunity 70 eater the
urgua o. debate. and his remarks were
ii.ts1s.i 10 yvlti srcai atieutldn. He stood
In the front Of enc Of the aislcs. HIS Atii-
tqGe was oasy aud bis delivery good lie
started OF With the declaration that tao
g5,UJ0 already appropriated had oeeE
sluandsrcd. but be was siroagiy IN favor
OF the pending measure, as Il would allow
settlers 20 secure homes Touching upou
tbo tarIT. he INSERTED that the protective
tariff policy, As pursacd by tho kepuelicAn
party, Instead Of eriasins prosperity 10 tse
farmers, had brought disaster. and they
wanted % SEEK homes and bcstu lifc under
a democratic standardization, which b
hoF,sI would repeal the Mckinley bill, and
ali kiudrcI tariI laws, and brins PrOspor-
ity 20 the couutrg-
Mr.. Catchings Of Mlsslsslppt from the
e1mmittco 90 rules, reported The new code
% rules, which Vas ordered printct 10 The
Record
Adl9araed iu M5aAAy.
MONDAY. JaNrAur ~
SrNkTr--Mr. Hear, froa The committee
on privileges aat cicctols, reported
resolution coasrHiur Mr. HsrEcc CAiltoa
10 the seat % which 10 was appoIlicd by
the governor % Texas On the @alh % Avn
10 III the vacancy c4Esod b. the rrsiEua
tiuu of Senator Reagan Laid over.
Mr., Sherman ilrrod coed blA % rccT-
gIntT- the line q tic array. MI, Hlsceck.
10 establish . Gszlt memorial hall
Mr. Hale, Chairman of the committee CO
Eay4l agal-s. irrcseuted = bill fer Tie fsF-
tauF izCrcasa % tie naral cstzb.tshmcu.
q the IE8tad States, wsica wzs rad
lwscc and referred - tho egnmiitre o.
Env4l Affairs
Shortly before o.elosE ,As vioe prr.l.
dsus llt1 5df6-r the Sraair the prcsi. .snEs
message 6u ChiElAn Affairs Tie rrtdlnE
Of the HcszgEc was ltstcacA 70 with The
closest alleGtL1a aHd Ig Vas orterca 70 b
Pgiatss.
Tae death Of Ja,lleo Bradley was thea
announced Ez& tle s-sEztS zl.1araed.
H1UsE-F5r the arsi uzse IN several
weeks SpcaaFr Crisp vras In tss place
A bsll wEs lalrst ucsd o. Absolutely pro
bl5it the coming o. ChtEcs- lAborors into
lie United statea whether sEb. .octs Of the
Chtnesc clplre or Of azy other foreign
gavurEucut
ne Presltczrs mes,aro was read aad
rcterrei 70 the COMMITTEES % f0rcisu
aGzlrs-
Trusu,r, JsSUAHT -
SENkTE-Mr Dawes. froa the committee
on lntiaa 4falrs, repCrtel baeE Hgase bill
for the oomp.cuur CT the all5turat q
lands 70 the Cheyenne aud Auapahos Ia
llzus- Tue bill Wa passed aud row goa
70 The FrcaltcaL
A bill 20 alend The act granting rlsht 81
wy 70 the HlLchiEsou : southern Rail-
way C9sap pauy thFulgh the ludtAa territory
was taken iruE2 tie Gaac and p2ss.-l.
4lu Senate bill hpgr1prlAtluE tlnl, GOO
for b1bllC bglltnF - Iscadvlle, Colo
Fad1, was taken from The calendar And
passed
The l. Ab=a bill was taken M and d.
cUsscd uuul Adjournment
Hgrsr.-Mr. BrccEcuritce Of Kcutucky.
presented aud asked for the Immediate
consideration OF . resolution asking the
President II be had any answer froa tho
ChlitAe government 20 the ultimatum seat
last week. Mr., Breckenridge IN his re
mark, animated that possibly the Prcsl-
dent should have waited gutl be resolved
an answer 10 his ultimatum before sending
tbH message 10 Congress. Mr. Blount OF
Georgia, Of the COMMITTEES on foreign AZ
fairs, thought that the resolution attempt
cd 10 Interfere with the work Of his CON
nlttec, uGd he moved the resolution b..
referred 70 II Tor consideration. i was 80
Mr.. Catchl1rs OF MississIpul. now called
upthe report Of the committee on rules.
containing the proposed new code Of rule.
the debate being limited 10 seven hours
Mr.. Caichlnes made . brief ca plAuatloa OF
the new code, stating that il wa, composed
substantially Of the rules guverulHs the
fINulh Congress, the mobilization. hcln.
In the interest % tue despatch Of business
aud retrencHmeut Of public expcadlturc.-
= y = -.aN -ase+ -l-AAA nc lqlr OF sd .Ugrna
meuL
WEpNEsDAT, JANUAKr %.
SENATE.- were adopted a,lx-
las the President for information as 70 the
progress or the survey for q cable route
between America and the Sandwich Is-
lands and regarding tho rejection on Mr.
bar By the Chinese government as minis
ter.
Mr.. Chiffon Of Texas was coBaruea q,
hts seat as senator from that state.
some time was spent 10 discussing a bill
ior public building At Reno. Nevada
i.ald over. The Mexican award bIIl was
discussed until adjournment
HoJsE.--Ihe farmers and the lawyer.
met lace 10 face in the House OF Reuresep-
tAtlEes 70 day, and the result Of The lesis
!AuFe sklrmlsh was q decisive victory for
tnc agriculturlsts. For several sessions
there has been decided lealousy between
me committee Of Judiciary aud the coni.
m1tlee OF agriculture In the matter of No.
margarine legislation. Wv
To-day this contest for prerornt{,-e y,..
revived by the introduction OF a bjTI bv NJ
iatch oil Missouri, TO amend the presen,
o!eomnrgariue law. The bill provi5es
mat all oleomargarine shipped into a st,te
must come under the Wilson ORIGINAL
package law a strong effort was naa,, 70
nave the bill referred 10 the iudiciary co,1,
Lhittee out the agricultural courpIt;ss, -, ,