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An hour for any such purpose. and the matter
went ovcr. ,s-
Mr.. Breckenridge tDem.. KY introduced a
resolution recltipe the issuance by the State
Department OF a circular letter to tho several
Governments which had not made reciprocal
trade arrangements with tho United states.
notifying them OF tho fact that on March Is
next tho President will impose rctaliatory
duties upon tho products Of those countries
rocting the Committec OF Ways and Means 70
No i lie said thrd section and snactinr III lou
thereof tho following
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he United free and 70 all tho Is any
a.
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meat and other bIeadstnts preserved meats yoreta.
sst ana s si,H s .s:s sef mss
an" and Ssss Is
structural and Iron steel rails scoin olives rail-
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agreed upon.
Objection wns made by Mr.. Burrows lRep.
Mich, to It's present consideration. and It was
:, II was. agreed to sct apart the. afternoon Of
Messrs. Grow row and M. iandai DECEASED memSers
:. The rnie Tor the Introduction OF bills. resolu-
tions, &c. was then by unanimous cons sent ex-
tended to cover to day. and tho following were
ny Nj ost.. Q, Alaeama-ro establish uniform 'y'.
.Hy Mf Wheeler Of Alssamn-ro impose an income
Ny Sir. MsRns Of Arkansas free senns. is.u. of
@ Of Rational JAM noiss and rspss Of law:
Tor the sale Of bond. and Of god reserve
iTs's fS4s sHs sa
4 q l.s 'ss i:s %
RI; JaSs ' n ssy oil
II! Iisyss 3 i!ssIyans to each senate. and
con9i.tee clerk. who Is to oo paid ironi contin.
NJ MIR. nour OF MISUNDERSTANDING the Com.
M.tee Manufacture. 70 inys.,g1ts and rspor, ths
ssnt ~SIhh 'A -" VI
90 e, aoss he oss what
.inns II my have been carried or Win athst
Ny ii. Denrmond of Missouri--ro impose an income
BY Mr. Hatch of Mi'souri-ro prohibit the dealing in
,iBy Mr. Bland Of Missouri-ror the free coinage Of
by Mr.. Kys of Mis'Isstppi-ro place cotton ties on
ti9 e a,hn canal around v; N,sEnrA f.ls III,
ny q n,e q h navy and as
active tsrvisc a. follows Il sea. $1,000; on Shore
sy II. Mu,sIIss q Observation-Disclosures tn.
es.a IL sa the
by Mr. Grain Of Texas-GhanKing the beginning OF
30 ror M,rc =. N:
The pSe.td.nt 10 ss,s seSara,s in npprSprs,on
my. :.s ss a.i. Lazy Ivy Ssa.y
port ssse. il. i.r isw ssr,ca,ufs interests
Sy pSs@ tho
Mr. Dip,glsy tR?p; Me) presented 2 memorial
the Tariff law, and asked that it be printed in
Mr.. Pierce Of 81 Tennessee presented the reso-
luton Ct the National Committee OF the Far
mers Alliance requesting Congress to garry
- Mr. Watson OF Georgia introduced a rcsolu-
aGy AZ Hse nysska erred D' the
mediate constipation asking the Secretary
pended appropriations Of the fiscal year 1891.
END eIRssRSditures ohargeaole against the first
Mr. Dingiey suggested that the resolution
was not broad enough to cover the point at
Mr. Dockery responded that in his state
sas sS aaS Nv Y?
RsSs
IqS a tStsI s6aSsc Of sS56o9,SGS On Jan. j.
tions and should TO considered now.
Messrs. DinGley and Henderson 81 Iowa
the correctness of Mr. Dockery's
saving that in his SPEECH he had
1892 was S85. UOO, 900. They want the resolu-
ton to 20 to the Committee on Appropriations
that it might be made broad enough to got tho
facts.
Mr.. Dookery agreed. and it was 80 referred.
This was the first party .'spat" Of the ses-
sion. and during it's cont inuance tho several
speakers were surrouned by an Interested
crowd Of their respective partsaus. but 1t pass
cd OF good naturedly.
Mr. Simpson Of Kansas asked immediate
portanc GO II the AgrIe,ultu.a! Department,, and
ports are not circulated with a due regard Tor
the benefit OF the farmers Of tho country and
that the department Is made u refuge for in
persona AS employees:
Mr. Hopkins OF Illinois objected to- immedi-
ate consideration, and novel its reference to
the Committee on Ways and Means. This was
defeated and the resolution was sent on tho
on Rules.
Tho House then. at 2:4O. adjourned until to-
morrow.