Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
EOU5E.

WASHINGTON, Jan, ID
HoUsE.
Ia his prayer this mornipg the Chaplain
teeiirgy alluded to the death OF the Dake
OF Clarence and OF Cardinal Manning. He
said the heavy news comes flcm across the
sea that the hair preaumpti7e OF the British
C,oWn is dead, end that the home ofso
empire Oh which the Gun nave. ssts is
shrouded In mourning. Hair our devous
and earnest prayer for that most illustrious
and graclcu. lady and sovereign Queen Vic
toria, whose reign has been benedction TO
the world, the pillars of whcss throGa are
the faithful! tearts O! her sutiac:s, whose
name and person a:e dear and aacred In
this land az 10 her o8u. Again end again
has she been calisd to drain the cup OF tesrs.
Uphold her With thy mighty hand; a;s1ege
her grief st the death of her grandson and
gran. her thy peace whlch passash all 10.
ders;aodipg. Comfort The Primes and Prn.
cess OF Wa'es and all tie royal family In
their great eorroT, and grant that they
may fad thss great consolation that pal
aoes end ho7els alike may fad in thy love
and promises. Especially We Commend to
thy fatherly comfort the mother who NOUNS
the death Of he. frat-born and the young
afiancad brida. whose husband had
been aDasched ffom hsr By he
hand oil.daath. AZ America s.Guds With
E ,glsnd uncovered by his new made grave,
msy the brotherly sympathy and tender
bind together thu two countries, the tonn-
taia OF whose blood, speech. conscience and
filth is one. Nor DO We forget the death Ct
that eminent pEelsts scholar, churcbman
Cardinal Prince OF biz church. whose whole
life has heen suprens dedication CT him.
90 f, his vast powers and accomplishment
to toe cause of cut common Lord aud Mas
tar snd o! hia fellow men, especially the
poor. En5alm him In the memory Of the
millions OF bis brethren. May hIs noble ex-
smpls stir up all Christian people to COM
ple.er conversation OF themselves to Hin
who gave himself SO ransom for rs ell,
and who opened the gates OF living love
alike to prince, cardinal and beggar.
Ga molten OF Mr.. Meredith. OF Virgins,
Fl bruary 6 IVES set aoa Tor thu delivery CT
eulosies to the late representative Lee, OF
Virginia.
Toe Houss then resumed The consdera-
ton Of the ur6oiated business, being the
motion to reconsider tie vote by which the
praVloua que 90 vas ordered On the sub.
sldsry aud economy resolutions offered By
DIR. Holman.
Mr.. Holman Withdrew the motion. he
hal, he said, coma to tie conc u:ion that
the sacond resolution was broad enough TO
cover soy and all proper ard legal appro-
priations. It would include all such legis-
lsti,n es p,i7. t, pensIon blls and the like.
1. being agreed that vote could bs taken
on each resolution separately the question
was put on the fra, which reads as follows:
Resolved, Tha. in the j1dgman. OF this
House, the granting OF subsidies or boun-
ties By Congress, in m,ney. public lauda,
binds or By indorsement, or By pledge Of
the public credit to promote epeclal private
Iudustriea or enterprises of.oo!p,rations, In.
dependent OF the question OF the constitu-
tional power OF Congress to make such
grsn.e, i, utjlst and impo!itlc, AID in man
Hest cor f.ct with the spirit OF our republi.
can institutions, as Il! directly tends to
create and foster the wealth Of favored
classes a. the expense Ct the whole people
VINO bear the blunders OF governments, and
mani'estly furnishes uodus facilities for the
enlargement Of great private eststes-a
policy which government. OF the people
can not justly or safely encourage by any
firm Of favoritiam in legislation. 1. wss
adopted. Yeas 229; nays 40.
The question was then taken on the sec.
ond resolution, which is 90 folow.:
Resolred 10 view CT thu presen. condi Ion
of the Treasury, and because efficient and
honest government can only be assured By
he frugal expenditure IF the public money.
while unnecessary aod lavish expenditure,
q der any and all conditions. lead; invsrl-
ably to vena and corrupt methods 10
public affairs, no monoy ought to be appropriated
By Congress from The pablo treasury except such
as is manitcsty necessary to carry on the seyersl
departments frusaly, efficiently ana Ion ,s.ly ad.
miaistered.
The Te:o' uion was agle d to-yeas 81; n.ya 90.
The House then took up for eoislls. aiioa the
Iepcrs OF tho committee on &C counts, assigning
clerks tc c,nuitte', sud Mr.. Cooper II tdyoca-
ting it referred to the investigation OF the tension
office sid said Commissioner Rsum's soa had been
e moved fer sel.iug li!cs that bareau.
The Late Prince Albert Victor.
LONDON, Jan. Is Til, I,ish newspapers
to-day all contain kindly articles upon the
death of the Duke Of Clarence and Avon