The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-14
I..V:.Y SESSION.
r.. session II the 1ouse
; ~, =, p~ia. but Breezy.
,..5m il a Upper Ho''se O
~, c.,,,s. UTol orr Senators
Are Doing.
By the United Press.

By the United Press.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS There There
i've Two hours session of the
=, ,,,,. today, although nothing
y. lo''s accomplished. Mr.. Holman,
Il Indiana, offered a resolution at
:,rinr MI that granting by Congress
= !. ..,6' t.nh:les or bounties of cash, land
:. :, 81, ,rrdit was impolitic, unjust and
ayiolatiOn Ofrepublican institution,
al that Congress should not vote
r,ney except to carry on the several
|I5artments frugaliy, efficiently and
ns,tlv administered. The
sr,e seconded a demand
h the previous question
rs vote Of ia to 80 and then
i, Holman asked the unanimous
snsnt that it might be debated.
Ills was given and it was agreed
MAI the debate cover two hours on
aside. On motion of Mr.. Brecken-
-ie, Of kentucky, the debate was
postponed until tomorrow. Mr.
| sme Of kentucky, introduced a
resolution asking for information as
nie working Of the reciprocity
arrangements entered into by this
Government and the correspondence
REGARDING the same and Mr.. Boat
ll,& Louisiana, asked for an In
ytSaglon Of the charges against
jud.: Borman, of the Western
District d louisiana. Mr.. Mar
tn from d. committee on in.
a-d pehIons presented a
resolution providing for Friday
a;h: sessions to consider pension
Oils Mr.. Bland intr oduced a re-
a''l y asking the Secretary Of the
li'sIfy to tell the House why if
@1 was no money on hand to pay
EtP5r cent. bonds as they be.
'-' uar' ne mas assumed to con.
,D'' ,nem at ? per cent. Next
".@y was set apart for consid.
a51 1'-'n q the bill to regulate the
~, E-,' matter Of public printing.
" number Of bills were intro
a ,"a, among them one to abolish
FI00'OoV,00O gold reserve
:'v each representative not .
I]. i1'aan Of a committee a clerk
tr. @"la: !. oct 18th the anniversar,
!, .'' discovery Of America and :
VI national thanksgiving. an(
\. ~ u repeal the sinking fund law
r,,a5 "go'e then at 2:l5 p. IN. ad
n. WORK OF TIE SENATE.
bha "'aalSGToN, d. c., Jan. 1s
49, senate to-day Mr.. Gordo
5,'.'' \, personal statement in ez
s,o.. '0u o. his absence from th
jsfs,, 'us q The committee on coas
I j1'5'' 5,J It was to the effect ths
fNr : seen N the Record the nam
anm;.. 'OIinan as a member of tL
5p,J '.''e instead of his own. n
e1 d. NJ no" that that was an err(
d. ,. would h ,reafter attep
h. .e'lngs Of that commi
b a5 = !, the same connectic
qnnit,,a t 'aat if he had been in Il
,san, Is : = would have vote
Forijin'aa 'aI :. 1ill reported yesterds
apptioss r'''s Tor :, coast defenses. TT
& M:ta5.G1Ii o, offered last Monday
~ cpnnaie.lll ,Daell instructing the Judi,
'1a Ieril'.'.s.e 1'''se to inquire and repo
I'VE ,5e 5..l'li0n is necessary to !
a1ssc,iss court of claims in Il
Alte t,,,on mo, Of its business and to e, q
& NJ Ip'n b.. business was TAX taken N =
$pats a.. Mitchell addressed +,
~itv q sl'ing facts to show WITH the I,
&st' =. 'uch legislation and $,
,@o of case, pr sent crowded con,
y '|'ss ,,a. IN the court of clai, cki,
Wander r'jisgsty We of justice. N
''uorsed much of wi