Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
SENATE


SENATE
The House bill to ausnd the general H.
corporation Law Of the District OF Oolumbls
was reported and passed.
Among ;hs bills introduced and referred
ware the following For the appointment Of
representatives fem the United States 10
the Columbian historical exposition at Mac.
rid in 1892; for additionsl artillery for thu
National Guard to rsturn to the Republic
of Mexico certain battle flags captured In
the war of 1876
Mr.. Kyle gave notice that be wcn.d Cd
Wednesday, next ssk the cour!eey CT the
Senate to mske some remarks on his Pre-
posed constitute nal smeUdmens as to mar
rlage and divorce III tho Uoitsd States.
At thu conclusion Of The morning business
The calendar was taken up, the pending
question belng shs bill to appropriate s75 eco
for public building st Reno, New.
The bill to prevent The adnlteration and
ding CT food and drugs having been
reached OF tho calendar, Mr.. Paddock
moved to make 1t the special order for Wed.
! nesday next, bat while that motion wGs BE-
ing considered the horr OF 2 o'clock arrived
and ths Mexican award bill wss taken up
as the unfinished business.
HOUSE.
Mr. Hoar, of Massachusetts, rising to q
correction OF the record, said that nc mem
Der ie permitted to enlarge his remarks 10
the record unees ne shall receive special
leave 10 DO 30. In speech delivered come
dsys ego his COLLEAGUE, Mr.. Morse, had
brought up tho old fsh pedding try. He
(Ms. Hoar) had requested taa. t:e gentle.
mau be allowed to proceed. as bis speech
wss beneficial t, The democratic party o,
Massachusetts, Ia the record reply sp-
psared from Mr.. Morse, which had neve
been uttered. he held in bis hand the off
cisl stenogFsphsr's report OF Mr.. Morss'e
speech and the type-Wrstt,n speech which
Mr.. Morse had subsequently, furnished. No
CONTEXT With this enendstiop, Mr.. Morse
had added 10 HE ogn handwriting, Laugh
ter on the republican side" (!aushler). The
gentlemen's Imagination was perfectly cor.
rest The only appliance that tho repubi.
Can party would give to his remarks was ts
these which ware never delivered.
Mr. Morse replied that the statemen Mt
made by The gentleman was largely and sub.
s;aatlaly false. Ills young friend would be
wiser when no grew older. He was repor :
ed to have shed teara over the Speakers
election and to have vet bis couch With
tears because his candidate for Speaker was
beaten. His fond hopes of craftsmanship
and fame had been dashed to ie ground.
Ii his congregational campaIgn the young
gentleman had declared that the democratic
psltY stood for honest money. he weulo
be wiser when he was older. Be belonged
to the Kindergarten claas ct present (lsugt-
.er). By ihs time this Congress- adjourned
he would understand the ettribut, CT The
democratic pa! y in regard to the free COIN
age OF silver.
Mr.. Hoar said he he d II his h,rd the off,
cIsl stencgrsphes's report OF Mr.. Morss'r
speecb. He also had the stsnogi phes't
word that Mr.. Morse went to his Office ard
dictated his speech t, typewriter. Not
co5tect With that. he had in his own hand
writing put 10. Laughter on the .epubii-
can slde." He Gar. Hoar) never replied to
MIR. Morse's remarks when Trey were SIM
ply impertireut ard personal to himself
Applause on democratic eide. The ma, ter
was them dropped.
The States re then called tor the intro.
duction of bills and resolutions for reference.
Mr.. Arno.d, OF Maine. introduced The fol.
lowing:
Whereas, Ths preeent minister OF thf
Unit I'd States TO Chill, Mr.. Patrick Egap,
| bS his general couree CT action towards that
government. and more especially by his 40
ton In givirg asyium TO Cnllans In the late
STRIFE bstween tho Congressional and Bal
macedist psrties, has rendered himself OF
noxious 10 hat government and a;ena.ed
| In q marked degree the former frIendshIp OF
! that people for this governmer end
whereas, by reason cf The existing fac g, tbs
unfortunate ard o. .jus,if able attack BY
Gillian mob upon body Of Ameriosn eeamer
| In the streets OF Valparaiso occurred; and
wbereas By reason of such unfortunate sne
urju. fable attsok upon American sea
msp, grave apprehension for q time ex.
is,sd in the public MAD that this nation o,
GO 900 600 ofpeople vas on the eve f wa,
With about $500. 600 Chiliaos unless ampy
apology and repsratlop we're made by tie
lsttar power; which said grave apprehen
sloIs exciting 10 tle pubic mind arcse from
the fact that the apology hourly looked for
did net reach Congress and the country sc
quickly as the Presidents message; bu,
whereas the said apology has arrived aro
the President has Informed Congress au6
the country hat all fears Of impending Wal
Ia at an end,
Therefore, In order that The public tran.
quill y OF tbs United States may IN the fu.
lure be bet,r assured and that the binds OF
friendship which ought to ext among eli
the republics of the western hemisphere
may BIS further cemented res dless Of lie
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