The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.


ElETY-SECUNU CONGRESS.
First Session.
WASHINGTON, July z. -SENArB--Mr PETER,
III his address on the relations Of employers
and employees, referred to the troubles OF Home
stead, and said the employers at thaa place
were protected by the power OF tho state in
keeping their old workmen out and In bripgi ng
N new men. Tho troops surrounded their
mills. Their proprietors we're protected whilo
the workmen were sent 10 Jail In calling at
tention 70 these facts he represented, and
spoke In the name Of at least two Of the largest
organizations OF workmen and women in the
country. The country was face to fnce with one
OF the gravest phases of the labor problem;
and there were but three peaceful ways out OF
It The first was for the government 10 keep
Its hands of both parties and let the employers
and the employed settle the matter between
themselves. And they would do IT. snd % IL
without resort to arms ~
HoUsD--Mr. White, in o three hpsrs' speech
agaiust the antioptioh bih, said ofits passage:
1t woyl9 strike q blow 81 the donrheece %
the co1ntry, the length and breadth and width
and depsh Of which no human mind could com.
pass until It's results Of disaster were worked
out There was o consensue Of Ogh4apn On Tn
pars Of the great commercial bod!es OF the
country against the measure. In proof Of this
he sent 10 the clerks desk and had read resolu-
tons Of the chamber Of commerce Of the state
of Nef tYork, protesSing against IL ~ iniuricus
to the beSs interests oS tie community That
great body he said, was not q trade body. II
was not the chamber OF commerce Of New
York city, but Of the state of New Ysz1
WARRINGTON, July 25.-SEHArB-The btli
spprUpriating 100 900 to assist the Grand Army
In masing its twenty national encauap
ment 70 be held in Washington next Septem-
Der wo1thy OF the occasion, hasfeceived the -
sent of both houses. The nomination Of George
Shirae 70 be associate justice of the supreme
L. AfD4-
tee no longer. At the meeting this morning II
was decided to report IL to the senate without
accommodation -a--.----''--
,Housn-There b some prospect that the
almost interminatfe debate upon the antt
option bin may ee brought 70 9 SPEEDY aad u.
the consideration q de bnl disciosed when
ever the formal mo1aD4 has 6eeR made 70 t@he
II up, greatly discouraged the opponents OF the
measure and they were obliged TO fall back
upon the last resort OF . threatened minority In
the senate-a talk against time, hoping to pro
tract the debate and prevent action upon the
bill unt1 final adjournment Mr.. D1oxe1son, OF
Kentucky introduced o bill to provide for Low,
ering the height Of the bridge proposed 10 be
constructed across the Ohio river between
Cincinnati and Covington by the Cincinnati end
Covington Rapid Transit Bridge Co.
WAsa1ReroH, Jolly ab-SEHArE-1new westh
or is oppressive and little or no business was
transAceed ,c-day. Nominations Philip Smith
surveyor Of customs, Peoria, Ill; A. Bartor
Hepburn, Of New York. comptroller Of the
currency. Mr. Hepburn is the present exam
liner Of banks in New York City Confirmation
-Soren Listoe, Of Minnesota, to be consul ol
the United States at Dusseldorf.
HoUsE-The hot weather does not serve Il
allay the irritation that has cropped out In thk
numerous displays Of temper that have CHAR
acteriAed the closing days OF the session To
day there was another evidence Of pTiekly
honf mats prlod In o,<
of Enlpe and Raum, Harris and Sanders and
Oates and Uevlin. NE LOckw was trying
to get unanimous consent 10 name limit o
appropriation for the new government building
at Buffalo There was only one objection
Lockwood wrestied with TON Watson
the Alliance man from Georgia, whf
was tho objector, and the latter gave as hii
reason that Lockwood had not supported tht
sub-treasury scherhe, and he believed IN helping
those who helped him, OF words 10 that effect
Lockwood expressed hts surprise and indtgua
ton at this specimen Of the Georgians patrtott
statesnansh!p, and wondered by what working
OF hks mind Watson arrived at y determinatiol
70 such action 'rYou are not responsfble fo
the working of my mind,~ said Watson No
thank Heaven I'm nDtn ssid Lockwood Ash
ab0l Fitch, of New York then joined in and tolt
Watson bis action was childish and Watson re
piled thot If he said that again he would smssl
his face Friends crowded between the bel1ig
erentk
WAsHrNaToN, July N.-SENATE-,A very IN
teresting dialogue took place to-day between
Senator Hiscock, Of New York, and Senate,
Blackburn, of Kentucky. Tho origin Of It waf
bill introduced early in the session, by thl
Kentucky senator, authorizing the construction
of bridge across the Hudson river at New
York city. That bill has been opposed at al
its stages by the New York senator and whel
1t was taken from the calendar to-day by ma
jority Of eight in spite Of the efforts OF M His
cock, that senator made some satirical remark
about the appropriateness Of senator Of Ken
tucky taking charge OF measure affecting tn
interest Of two great states, while the two sen
ators from New Jersey and one Of the senator
from New York we're absent
HoUsp-The house OF representatives I'D
journed with iMbustering movement in ful
swing and no light ahead 70 show how long 1
will con tinue or how IL will end. Mr.. Cultivate
: of Ohio, was the leader Of the filibusters
The most outspoken Of them say plainly tha
they will see the sundry civil bill killed befor
the appropriation for tho Worlds fair shall cal
ry. A vote this afternoon, when only two OF III
alibusters voted, showed only twenty-five shor
of q quorum, this vote, of course, including
members against the fair appropriation, but un
willing to fllibuster against IT.
WASHINGTON, July sa-SENATB-No bus
ness Of Importance was transacted resolu
ton was offered to adjourn Saturday. Mr.. Al
Eson suggested that 1t lie on the table, and sal
subs stanually that the time of adjournmen
would depend on what was done with the sur
dry OWL appropriation bill No action wa
taken ON the resolution
HoUsE-The Worlds fair situation in cor
perhested members OF the house went TO wor
to-day. As an Introductory overture MI. Nj
M!l.in, OF Tennessee, Sprung" his resolutio
providing for the adjournment Of congress o