The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-19
Heuse OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Tho Speaker called the House to order this
morning. and then called Mr.. Richardson Of
Tennessee to the Chair.
} Mr.. Covert (Dem.. n. ~ asked immediate
consideration Of resolution authorizing the
Committee on Immigration to investigate the
immigration question. Mr.. Geary tDem.. CALI
objected. and the resolution went to the calen-
dar.
The House then won't into Committee OF the
Whole tMr Bynum in the chair on the Indian
Appropriation bill Mr.. Chapman Dem.
Mich.h. said the discussion Of this bill had
taken very wide range yesterday. and every
subject had been debated except the bill be-
fore the House. He was unable to tell whether
gentlemen were for or against the bill. The
Indian was . ward OF this Government and
should be protected. No statement was more
brutal than that constantly made that there
cared ior tse the and the
wounded soldier, and We SHOULD exercise the
dsS Me
Nj: RisEier tRep.. 8. D., defended the In
his present. condition. and should ameliorate
4. and not obstruct his Arrangement. H.
WHAT ss
ok The Government SHOULD bear the burden
The deDate was suddenly interrupted BY Mr..
Bland sending to the Clerks desk q circular
Grand Army posts In dsnunciation Of the free
coinage bill. and advising the members OF the
oss t. s
Ir; Bland c6aracterlzed the circular as a
Sons snf taetcs 81 the se1 Mh
sIIver BIZ: and that %essuse would Be passed
n spite OF al opposition, No such action as
5 ~ rss BY the 9D
passage OF free coinage bill.
Mr. Harter Dem. Ohio) said that his action
bis party against this foIIy Of passing q free
nsons bank As Sss nDe farmer thaa
almost any man in the House. He was as good
rs but ed
head head Of protective tariff or whether it was
t1n ys. coinage bill He Vas IN favor Of free
s Sss ana
eSa s sSts ~ ssssG e.. nna he
iacturer He favored an abundance Of money
OF tho right kind. but tho money, Mr.. Bland
would promptly. yisiGly. radically. and dan.
b III easssd i Moia e
i T Hohs u ass hs aSp s Dsp Ss
silver question. The circular hs issued was to
INFORM the pensioners OF tho, danger OF this
would lose 30 cents on every dollnr he received
ior his pension. He would rather pay of the
nm Of Congress IN money, worth 20 cont.
hhnsas.he sad that the corn OF Kansas should
t ne made legal tender. and not the silver OF
ME- Bland then ssnt to the Clerks desk the
"sgan%" ddet9Ty and h"d MT
wns as %smbT Of the Cohdsn
H., nn,, Young Mems Democratic Club OF Cincin-
n1 AZ. G n,d nthn organizations.
Frat lie bad never voted any other ticket in
~ his NE; The gentleman from Ohio tMr. Har-
YER ws sun holds with John Sherman on the sill
Mr. Harter-No. sir. John Sherman holds
@ Bstxsss sn Is differ
Whipped out large silver. watch. and offered
applause al over the House
Gfs Mak,ne got their watches out CONTINUED
d. The regular order was then called for and
ss m,b q On the Indian bill Iroessded MI
edge q the Indian. He knew Il His habits. and
nc spoEe within bounds when he stated that the
s SrSt indian was the educated one. He would
earn their bread. CONGRESS- had no right to
PIa a,s these Indians in Arizona. The harmless
not ss s
who had been aided. They plundsrsd. stole.
a aad committed murders, and the best way to
es@ Is II sst% h sas snG d RSs
Seloc ifA the House. without action on the
VII ADJOURNED until tomorrow.