The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-15

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i issShsa 70 mai fay would 30 charged assast
ination oil the condition Of the Treasury alter
hearing IN" aIl9 and eoauent srSSiSGh fco
Il. But the records show that. aside from the
sinking fund interest on, public debt and the
crease OF appropriations made BY the Filty-nrst
oyer ts hSsS s. tae the
fourth. to tho Fiitieth Congress- inclusive.
Except the Forty-seventh, = Republican Con;
grSss, which increased the appropria,,0Orn,s
Democratic, ad Illustration was only $4,000;
Of, the Iillion dollar Congress became oper;;
sys sSeTs On s1rr y e hS months
So WHAT su hsd b %aS ' u !ho asrcnee
The gentleman from iowa tMr. Henderson,
debt. I thank him Tor the opportunity 1t q.
fords to say that In those eighteen months mo
ssfsry Of VI %hs SrS ss
NJ Pocksry said that in the ststeme.pt. NV, ssS.
fSS hss sa Ss he% s%s
to f q %
from Iowa that he lDockeryl had, sud there
would 30 an actual deficiency for M s9ers
a Sss Sn Sr e soS SsHEs M
nsTs Msf sRa R soSd Se shos
that the current expenses for the first si3
months Of tho
that the expenses had exceeded the revenues.
to be careful in tho matter Of approprIatons
IN order to save the country from nhanctal
Mr.. Dingley rep. Me.) asked what purpose
lutlon; No bounty Is proPoselto BE- given to
s mSer Cd tx AT IL L hs tho
E9ntRs s u SwS # Ssesy nY
ransement Of words. and protected BY tie
hasSSs' the H
the charge Of being =, GopS1Tss
Congress-. and tho whole amount OF appro-
fSr the current fiscal year was only
to other than current expenditures. for which
Year sa% and the AMOUNT as
may be sxpeessd o e 6 6s expended during the
was as more distress and suffering in this eoun.
try a. than at previous tine in its
are being sold under the hammer every court
s dw pot hS sn s hSu to s a nHs s
tieman from Iowa lHendersonJ said the ,reso-
luton contained nothing but platform deola.
let it 60 to the country? For then it would
help the heppoean party and hurt th ne Dem
aon %s The S 81 The s
hurt the Republican party. The, cause 70. the
sa5. 1900. 90. With 81 .ooo0 Of people an az,
Or etHt < bushels of wheat would pay my part 81
that natgnHl TAX In is9l the
apen the ia preducers. 50 that now Il Teaaires
to pay my part Of the tax. The total average
amount Of tax assessed against the residents
s o aaoaer
the total amount q circulation Of the country:
The ultimate condition OF taxation is the sweat
for es to bssSSH s se
sentetiyes., Shall they have it3 I believe 70.
end Ieg THAT this fSs s
vote for its adoption. M
Mr.. Sayers dem. Tex. addressing MIN.
sa ~
Fs @ BSelsSy saS %s appf
s sna 5 e 70 IT. Ct
sinking iund to meet The Of the public
debt under the operations Of the law; We're We're
Son " dee deos or
S20. 100000. Unless this and succeeding Con-
S Sd d es 70 sst the W fS0andy
the bended ina aebtsdness Of the country
Is tayor e th tb dsb ahor.
moTs Tor passing the The s
and honesty s going ABOUT with pIaesSd on Iii
that Mf sSse Win @
20 S oi the peSpe the auher q The
last Congress- Ir; Hopkins said he would hur Il
daughter by the Democrats;l
6d IMa sf h eoH wnasagE
sssn t2c Woras boar
no rssps
the amount Of them. ,, 49,, .,..,o...
| MI. HOOKER NDeIll,, IllSs.| Dhiu p'1eAct u
| OF tho Democracy was well set i0rth IN IN,
| spirit Of the first resolution-equnl and exae
justice to all: with special t favor to n9ne.
ton. however. with all duo DIFFERENCE to thu
distinguished author. in its present form lin
| tied to department expenditures. Is too narroy
| In its scope. 1t should DO extended TO includ
every good object which may properly be tn
subject OF governmental action. Thus ex
tended. no should approve 1t also.
| While Gen. Hooker was speaking the oDel
| space In front Of tho desk was crowded will
| Democratic members who. with him. believed
that the resolutions should be amended, ant
at the close OF his remarks he was warmly ap
Mr.. owens OF Ohio closed the debate on tn
Democratic side. and he criticised the resolu
ton. He said his constituents expected hin
to vote upon every m asure as 1t was present
ed, and to support those that he deemed prop
or and right. Why he should to-day decid
upon how he would vote ut some future tim
no could not see: therefore he opposed tA
At this point Mr.. Holman announced that to
morrow lie would move n reconsideration Q
the vote by which tho previous luestion wa
ordered. and suggested that the HOUSE AZ
journ. II 1t did adjourn. no would: IN IN
mean time. decide whether to press the mo
tion when the House reassemhlos - ,,,t,
Mr.. Heed-Iho gentleman desires 10 WIFI
laus sit Sa' IN WIZ Witch both Republicans an
| Democrats Joined.
Mr.. Springer Dem. I'D cndeayored to e
| in his Eill to place raw wool on tho iree rs
| and r,luro n "a A ties nufActureG WOOlIe