The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-31
mai FREE WOOL BILL.
s,ls ND THE TARIFF IN
pt EsI HOUSE.
uJau appropriation Bill Dis
..d Isl the senate, But
SIS action Taken.

tllp Senate today, many
he House being present.
a. beng sworn in, took
h seat heretofore occu-
hilton.
Nj l spoke in favor of his
dollar bill, in which
HE bill provides
Viii h to measure the
.lIar. Adopt the stand
uout for the value of
parity ofmetals becomes
and as our money is
.hir our Jurisdiction,
interest ourselves as to
lolher countries may use
.v With such stand !
use will have a value
fht abundance nor scar
EN- affect Mr.. Stan
10 refer his bill to the
,te, which motion was
then resumed considera
Indian appropriation bill,
question being the House
r transfer the control Of
from civilian Indian agents
b es Apparently the in.
~ question was very limited.
t .is vas only dotted here
lie presence of a Senator
5. discussion. Mr.. Pettigrew,
a> Dlkota, urgently opposed the
rr. lh West Virginia direct
ne i bIiI came up as the continu-
t. lr and discussion
o 10 he health of Mr.. Nor
r bud indicated desire to
M a.n .h mt asure Mr.. Faulk-
re Iing to wait any reasonable
nm ha was satisfied the Senator
vaa ba able to be present in the
> eyeral weeks to come. The
Of great Importance to the
> ot West Virginia and it
l disposed Of as early as possi-
t Proctor promised to com.
u With his colleague AS to the
} thought he would be
uprIr in the Senate, after
Ill l was laid over until to
j .hr consideration of the
~ MIS- resumed, Mr.. Peffer
"a snnnah N toEn,
to The army. The dis
I'D over he whole question
4mHi~tration Mr.. Dave
8.1l that four-iifths o
Indian race were nov
porting and only one-ffth wer
lpou the government 70
ii opposed the transfer A
ut to the House provisio
ring th- agencies to army off
rd ~ Mr.. Hawlry, givin
a % the President, when, i
LIS on the good Of the service e,
qgired, "to appoint civi
at nf was adopted, and as 500
alt was reached, the Senat,
4. 4. TX n., adjourned until to-mo
row
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
changes in committees wei
d BY the Speaker, and sever
ills were passed.
Nillin, Of Tennessee, said
FL. purpose Of the ways al
mmittee to close general d
Ne wool bill Saturday mex
All sad unanimous consent that Il
i. hould AXE a recess at $50 t
da ul $ o'clock to night, the eve
ION to be devoted TO the deba
pending tariff bill. AgI Ieed t
lh juse then went into the col
u of the whole on the tariff bi
y ..ouat, Of Georgia, in the cha
y 5Jlrr, Of Iowa, took the floor
ay 90 the measure. In speaki
Ia element, which entered into /
u daetur q raw materials, he sa
hey mainly consisted Of cotto
lumber, iron, stone, copper, &C
llrr OF cotton, the Unit
produced j,7j5,O00 bales
of wool l55, 100000 poun'
ua.r S,000,000 feet; leath
hides, and Of coal 1000
This country has the b'
h world and was rich in
Forests and iron mines. O
a.d- We're ample to supply
ile referred to the intelliger
American workmen, and S;
they were more energetic, mt
.e and more intelligent than
''y o.ner country \ protected ta
H"' meyer increased the wages of a
lh"ian orr cent and had never
4 Ia" price Of any article Vi
\" consumer. Mr.. Ray, of n
"'sp22 Icd that in those countri
'a.re gas impoverished lab
. ng public schools and
AK ih- nn Iad to take his Iii
= ont q. their cradles and
Pan ta he work shop.
And all of tn
kept one, is pro
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