The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-22

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ssssna'ysaas ,s' sst"' ,p,! sga ssss: fs'
ps the aecS com
m,itcd In tho House OF, Or the e. Senate: II 1
Of tho senate shall have the credit OF saving
tho. Iarty from POLITICAL suicide. Hc elaine
the fight and reap the reward. whatever u
may be- =,
| Warner In this Wow " the ease. and they ar,
not prepared to admit for an Instant TINT ther,
,s any prospect Of defeating the hill Many p
| jcct to-day. did not hesitate TO shy that they
bclieyc tho III! wiz pass bya l,calthy majority
| aud they will simply rccotd their votes against
| it. rcfraining from all participation In the pro-
| posed iilbustcring tactics.
The routine dulness Of tho senate's proceed
| ings to-day was not relieved by one interest
ing incident. unless Mr.. PETERS discovery can
he so regarded. that tho national CAPITAL and
popc's army were saved from destruction in
july and August, 1877. by Sergeant hartcr Of
Mr.. PETER proposed that Congress should vote
the Indiana hero $4,000 and a gold media.
it would send in aspe"ial message on on
tho Behrng Sea matter. hut lust before =
o'clock Mr., Morgan. from the Committee OH
Foreign Relations. announced that this eNrec-
tatinn would not TO realized to-day. Tho rest
Of the session was occupied 10y discussing II
forfeited railroad land grants tho Sl.25 extra
they had raid per aero because nf the proy.
unity 81 these rnir"ad Ianl+; the grant OF
eminent. PcrdinE final acton on this bill the
senate adjourned.
Senator lIiscock to-day introduced in the
Senate bill to refer to the Court OF Claims for
adjudication the claim Of Julius stahl Of
New York. for fees received and paid into the
T" sSnr ss S Tire III . T ass s
liioga. Japan. for certificates to- invoices Of
goods shipped in transit through the United
administration upon estates: also 81 mi ar
claims while he wns nsu.Gcneral at Shans-
a , earry T tGo aS 10 foreign
Mr. Richardson OF Tennessee to-day sub
mittcd report to tho House from the Com
mittec on Printing OF the alleged violation OF
the rules OF the House by Mr.. Walker Of Mas
Williams OF Massachusetts, covering five col
umns in tho Reror'R. The report rrcOmmends
the adoption Of the following rcsoutions
That the House. decming It. n high duty that the
s s"r n .E"s y , law
duet members ali TINES in their o,ncai ntions
sy ss t III, @
i've from the state OF in that nr' ion OF
Witch was hot delivered on the hoor ana considering
rI" I.S to sa rss a. b,
i.s." ihs, ii. Public Printer is directed to exclude
from the PERMANENT Congressional E,ord all of that pnr
ilon in said speech which was not delivered in the
liouse.
This contained the attack on tho Mug
wumps, and especially upon Mr.. Williams.
heretofore partially published
that the report and resolution TO printed In
some future day. This was agreed to-
The prevalence OF wntry weather until
nearly the end of March prompted Mr.. Hoar
to introduce n resolution in the Senate to-day.
which was adopted. instructing, the Commit
tee on buildings and Grounds to inquire
cover over the east end Of the Cap.
ito on the occasion q the next Presidenal
lives had been endangered by exposure to
the weather on these occasions. and many
was inaugurated for his second term on ono Of
the most savage winter days ever known in
guiated in the midst Of = heavy storm. and the
Presidents health was seriously endangered
thereby and was only saved BY prompt rene
erect temporary shelter to avert such risks.
Senator Sherman Is not candidate for the
Presidency. nor will he permit the use OF his
name by any of his friends in that connection"
said the Hon, W. N. Hahn. Chairman OF. the
Ohio Republican State Committee. in reply to
m inquiry as to the attitude Of the Ohio SEN
ator on the Presidential question: senator
Sherman himself said subsequently that he
was not and would not Under any circum-
stances be u candidate.
" will 70 70 That conven, lon uninstructsd. The
people Of Ohio are for Harrison and the dele
gates will be for hum also. unless something
hat change shall come or not does not restwith
show to the satisfaction Of the Ohio delegates
that Mr.. Harrison cannot carry these doubtful
~ dam nd INF az ,nt,IH
,,c nominated. then can safely say that the |
delegates from my State would be for GOV. Nc |
ectiyc policy OF the party. and II Mr.: Harrison
3 not the proper. then he becomes the logical
md s n1t as have al said the response.
rom the other. States. and must. be shown to |
oe IL matter OF imperative necessity"
The President to-day discussed with Attor-
,ey- General Miller and Gen. Foster the reply |
II Lord Salisbury. received yesterday. to the |
,ote Of President Harrison Of the 9Th inst: Tho |
.eply is said to be quite lengthy. The Behring |
later Gem Foster called at the NAVY pepait
nent and had conference with Secretary |
No a to the Sy
lifting out Of ships having been, issued last
week; This Is taken as an INDICATION that
ormer note and that he makes some conces-
lions in response to the demand Of rho United
f the rssry w beor &c nsr
he Cabinet meeting Tomorrow il not known
There will he no special meeting OF the CHbinet
o consider it.
4 life-size oil portrait of"Dolly Madison.
wife Of President Madison. by Andrews, was
Jung in the green parlor OF the Executive
1ansion this morning.
TARIFF TALK IN THE HOUSE
The Democratic Eide Argued by Goodnight
OF II entucky and Warner or New York.
WASHINGTON. March 21.-The House o-day
assed tho Army Appropriation bill and then