The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-15
4 FIELD DAY.
,.nocrat, OF the House
opfend Mr.. Holman's
Resolutions.
IN Jyr4ESENAl TIE.
81 e, II. Protection of Railroad
Employees and the 7'a's|'
ma Public.
By Tho United Press.
.,.npy ny THE SENATE.

By Tho United Press.
WORK OF THE SENATE.
,,pyGroS, D. c., Jan. IA.
v, oa,v, Of Pennsylvania, from
!. !, c@nmttee on public buildings,
.s0,ted :, favorably upon a bill
,iicb in previous Congresses OBJ
.insd some prominence by reason
iPresident ! Cleveland's veto OF its
royi;ions and the surrounding cir
rn,tances. 1t was a bill to au-
|ariae the purchase of a site and
4, erection Of a public building at
Allentown, Pa. Mr.. Cullom, of
Illinois, presented a bill which he
aid had been forwarded to him by
NJ Rogers, chairman of the Rail-
-a Commission in New York,
Who was also a member Of the or
aazltion having under discussion
NE special subject in question. 1t
vas entitled "A bill to promote
he safety of employees and travel
IS compelling common carriers to
Nrp their cars with automatic
.ners and continuous brakes and
he locomotives with driving wheel
mEe,' Nr. Cullom asked that
tbs bill be referred to the commit
@ On Interstate Commerce and it
@ar4srei. Nr. Brice of Ohio
offered l virgin bill to provide for
slndry light houses and other aids
% navigation. Norning business
SS eHAahtyQin less than twenty
w minutes aud the Senate resum-
% The consideration of bills
% 'ns caIeudar. The bill making
~ Appropriation (not to exceed
aa0yV) for the purchase of q
~ ana the erection thereon of q
IVA ald iron fre-proot structure
= s'laI Of record for the storage o.
We nle' Of the respective executive
sMoleni5 :. In the City of Wash
l!@ vas passed and then at l:25
!, ,I'aon Of Nr. Hiscock of New
WA 'ne Senate went into execu
~ ~, session. !, and at 1885 adjourne,
IN THE HOUSE.
~ :aA'alSGToN, D. c., Jan. Ii
a. i4A Is a field day ia the House an,
v,.95' s,o''eu'nss attracted a CALLER,
! '+s'uce ~ that has not been equal
/, 'u'y u,; The opening of Congress
H. %..1g nclaan's resolution decIarin
dtdg gg',y tsS Of the House to be oppos
M NJ 'a' granting of any subsidie
No., ! ,','.nnliilag the House to appre
Il - s1rl: 1uoney only for the econom
n,,', 'a'nlla's'ratlon -n of the depar
n. ,.'1 w was debated for several hour.
I'd saa, ~a'u'sion took a wide rang
d. R,na,1a! RS,Slga the financial policy
ri,l'oppa %'pa1llcan ,G'; party and the appr,
ts ,,,,s o,a.,'l Of the 5lstCongress as we
ttESs ES,"sll' ,al condition and prospec,
si,t.a sS treasury Mr. Holman W.
! M,.n. IN defending the resolution
Sayer, S'''s' IS D lDLockery Of Mssou
5,orp, 5sni '' Of Texas, Tex Livingston
Tie '' r'.'I and Wheeler of Alabam
g.pisr.oaI resolutions ito were opposed /
l,iae,' '191 Do,,;'f Of Iowa, Dingley
illinois, G.lllTsT Ms,!' of Indiana, ,Hopki,
l'as, 'oSI5fE Of G'i Of Mississippi a,
apbs, q Scqslng n The afternoon
'sprsys,a e, pT,mocratic ~, D; represent
'eoaatioonn on the he phraseOlogy of t
apprsun,;. pledsing the a' Hor
tPartnesn',,sa ',s'e money only for t
'Is Properly the subisct ldela0e ef a
tAte i'ol he and at the close Of Of
Nle vl'i, gave notice that to.to
@s,ot. would ",Is move to s rs,0 'o-'n
W, So !, t,.oering tn, Y poorer by
mat the cI