The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-31


tho election Of United States Senators by the
| people was referred to the Committee on the
ssan 81 Of to hS on h
| Speaker said that the correction would be
| made. and MIR. Bryan wGs satisfied.
WISE BIRD FROM TENNEssEE.
Not long aite5ward the House took up the
Russia While Mr. B iH V Of Georgia was ad.
yocating its passage another new member
Hon f. G snodsrass V Of T ennessee. He lei has l
clean shayen fnee high cheek bones md
presidents did not require that resolutions OF
this character be referred to the Committee on
By saying that in iss6 s matSr C't the
Kind was brought before the House BY Mr.
q ana TIE mHass
4es" rep!i .d'! Mr. sncdcrass but how wa.
" IN hSa when the iirst appropriation OF this
MIR. ,Rlount replied that he did not have be-
iore MIN the record OF the action that was
1t was a nice lit for new member, as it
showed that IN one instance At Least, ne was
eran member.
BRYAN AND BUTLER.
Ton minutes afterward Mr.. Bryan delivered
chs 5ss Ws "s% and
fhowsd orsispallty and sirHps Hon ;
abundance to relieve starving Russians and
hs thought that other sections OF tho country
gifts gifts He did not believe that Congress had
the right TO- appropriate hundred thousand
and he hoped that an amendment striking out
the e, REPRESENTATION would be E, made A. p,,.
new IN tns a M Bue tbs
resolution. 1t was n short speech. but one
well conceived and finely worded.
PATTERSON STRIKES FROM THE SHOULDER
!, Afterward an old-time Southern lawyer got
the Hon. Josiah Patterson OF Memphis. There
was neither hesitation nor nervousness about
n M se vose in % f hs e With
oithe House. Mr.. Morse Of Massachusetts had
offered an amendment providing that, the
In distributing the food. Patterson took the
ground Tint the Govsrnment h"d no right
tie israelltes or to any other portion OF tho
said he. lis not an eleemosynary Institution.
and desire here and now to enter my protest
AGAINST the i OF money for any
governmental and clearly within the limita-
tions OF the Constitution"
SWALLOW FROM THE BAY STATE.
This brought down the. House. Afterward.
Massachusetts sent one Of her new members
years Gid. the Hon. Frederick Spauldine Cool
lie is the manager Of the Boston Chair Manu- nu.
featuring Company and Of the Leominster
showing that the manufacturers OF SIussachu-
sets are rapidly drifting into Democracy. As
n Representative from Ma sac husetts he said
that he knew no di stinction OF race Of Jew or
ii Il" only nj Know he added. that where
as soon as known. | do not ask any gentle-
man on this tioor-any constitment-to exer.
gsa ym NJ And aat ha Mc
kinley bill. as stated here. has caused great
s% an do asnt t OF Mnat sfod ths5
see."
He favored the appropriation without the
amendment.
NEW YoRK's BROWN THEAsHER-
Then came, ths, speech Of the day. 1t was
delivered by the Hon. John Dc Witt Warner Of
New iHrE He is great rugged %a1y ie
auburn beard. In stentorian tones he con-
demn:d the resolution, He believed that we
before. they died. but the passage Of the
resolution would not accomplish this. There
bs nsn of grana Sv tHs t3d
farmers Of the West. cond be sold in New
York; and teeGraphic money orders sent to
needed. Distributed at once; it would afford
immediate relief. AS to, the resolution, it
to transport the grain from the West to the
famine districts Of Russia. where it was need
ed. Here is his pcroration:
am in favor Of stretching the prerogatives of
order 70 to Our o
STOOD in the way e nv suppor,ns ms resolI,ion j
S SsfSs S me- mt s"
aproposition in the form have Indicated. hut they
st Aa FOR fsns
p ee S. ss so Ing
r.si shall arrive only after green grain Of the
who have ROM n Oh
It was a breezy discussion. But the ,econo-
mists and strict constructi9nists carried the
day. The resolution was Indefinitely post
poned.
ONE JERRY AFTER ANOTHER JERRY.
On Jan. 1 Jerry Simpson created qnitea
To-: the Investigation Of tho Depart ent 81
somebody had been selling the crop reports to
spectators before t hey were 10 ade public: and
at kep ha ths2
did not have even tho .germnnating qualities
Of wheat wrapped with an EGyrtiio ion mummy I'M
n"is Republican. objected to the consid eration
Of the resolutions. although his colleague. MIR.
very much, in earnest. and Mr. HOPKINS
grinn.d as tho resolution was referred to the
Committee on Rules.
BISMARCK IN THE RE1cHsTAo.
Tho four hours debate over Judge Holman's
resolution. pledgng tho House to economy.
Ghiy one one Of tn en- availed himself OF it. This
was the Hon; LeonidaSI F. Livingston. pres-
head and face like Bismarck. The voice and
the argumnnt are as strong as the man. He
spoke Tor fifteen minutes and was warln y ap-
Tie cxtrayagance of Tom Reeds Congress. no
compared two periods when tho Republican
party was in control Of the House One was in
1850. and tho other IN o 1891 In 1850. with a
population OF 81 100000. the Dor, capita tax
was s2.Os., Twenty-ono pounds q, cot
a 'i Gnshci and hall Of W heat would have paid
capita tax, all told. was 1919. 1t now takes
hundred pounds of Georgia cotton TO nay
Living -ton s part Of IL and eight bus heels aud
half Of wheat t" pay the farmers part. But, in
truth. the farmer has to pay as much Tor his
wife and each member Of his family as he rays
This was tho ,nationalt tax. TO shoow tho taNa-
ton to which the producers Of the country
State and county tax nf estlmatgd at 81 per
capita - altogether 81. Add this seven
to the eight dollars. al, ana you have tax
and clildin the country. equal to- i not in ex-
try, Take family Of rye persons the nation,
of n whole bale OF cotton. Tho city, county,