The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26
THE FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS
ssy<Ton NILE EUIo0IzEs TIE LATE
GEN. r. h sPINOLA.

GEN. r. h sPINOLA.
TIE Legislative Appropristie. Mn Passed
by che Senate = Silver Men Ffihuster
Assiuss the Sherman Bond Amendment
-AnG-Optiea Suffers Another Defeat.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 25.-The yios-President
prssentod to the Senate to-day . memorial
rom the General COMMITTEES OF Thirty np-
poipted by the Now York Chamber OF Com
merce, and signed by Henry Willard. asking
for an appropriation by Congress to entertain
in New York such guests as the nation has
already invited and such persons OF high dis
~tinotion as may visit our shores and pass
through New York city en- route to the Worlds
Columbian Exposition nt Chicago.
The Legislative Appropriation bill was taken
No and an amendment was agreed to appro-
priatlne $4,000 for the purchase OF George
Banoroft's library Of historical manuscripts
and printed books and pamphlets.
Mr.. German tDem.. Md moved to strike out
Of the bill the reference to Investigation OF the
.slums OF cities" the appropriation OF $4,000
for Il having been struck out . few days AGO.
The motion was opposed by Mr.. PETER Pop.
Kan.l hr. Kyle Pop. s. d. and Mr.. Call
DEM Fln-L
Mr.. Chandler rep. N. H. expressed his
sympathy with the investigation. though he
thought q better word might have been used
thsn "slums." The condition OF tho great
masses Of people crowded in close quarters in
the citios OF the country ought to be invosti-
gated. but It was not necessary to have any
special legislation on the subject. IS the act
creating q Department Of Labor gave the
Commissioners ample power to mako the In
ysstieation.
MI. Germans amendment was agreed to.
and tho clause was struck out Of the bill.
Mr.. Allison rep. 1ows) offered an amend
- ~ 1NVn n
Ties By rail from the United States to foreign
sountrieA Itrsouires collectors Of customs to
make returns Of exports to foreign countries
BIZ rail; provides for . manifest to be delivered
10 the collector Of customs at tho frontier port
through which the goods pass into tho foreign
country. and also for . m anifest to the customs
Ssnacsr At the hast port no IN sne S srs not st to b.
held as applicable to goods In transit between
American ports BY routes pnssinc ~ through roi
between PLACES in the Dominion Of Canada BY
routes passing through the United States or to
u %:F sr sSs .st ffa!Hi1 & 81 s, esi pS $'5S5 a q Tn Rs,
vised Statutes and which may be destined for
MI. Allison explained that the object Of the
amendment was t9 facilitate ell sfo o ! PbbesISsr 4
.o Ats fS. snm' n eF ~ .nd NH Ri s PSs%.. n nS He'sS:
moved that the Senate insist on It's emend-
Knew that tho motion was unusual. but that hs
had made 1t at the request OF . member OF the
e aSnss he 0%n1 bsT..i On Could Pp nSs sss pabl,e y
the reasons given. but he supposed that they
were apparent It to eyer Xa sspstG 6, Th' G mHsiSn
and Cockreil were appointed conferrees on the
thought that The Senate should rather 60 on
ysss a nnd Is nass on NJ FG sh;.a ans ns @ na1'fs l0r 1hs
motion was defeated. yeas II. nays ~. Allthe
HsT tS4s. Rep ssphss1s s ySss e Is Vi, With 9 on. poD:
ulist. voted with them-MessrA. Hale. Potter.
Power; and Teller.
icatine liquors in the District OF Columbia was
then taken up. The question q. t9 the mile
property was discussed. and was decided By
redu cing the limit to hall a mile. Final action
on b ."i Usss; S Was then s susp Or icii IN order that
ths late keDEsss1t.tiys Francis ,; SPINDLE Pin ? I.o Of
Gen, srinola. and declaring that the country
Sstesmsd and patriotic citizen were Offered By
nj IL Iii lis t eaio %srs pe ~ zen. spi a n Mr. Hill
spoke, Of him ~ = fighter by nature and taste.
9 on Sr gno ' SSs ai ways Teaay y to i sasSx )? f impai.
sive. clear-headed. brave. and generous. Not
only had he been true to his country. but he
was true to his party and to his friends. lie
life. and had hated his enemies. prosecutors.
and slanderers. He had fought the good fight
fallen. aud the people ,mourned. More bril-.
liant: more able; more renowned men bad
but mono more patriotic. none more sin
cere. none more Trustworthy than Francis b.
Srinola.
on Gen. Spinola. who had always. he said. held
an honored position and the confidence OF his
friends and constituents
Tho Senate then. as a further mark OF re-
spect to the deceased. adjourned until Monday
at IL A. NJ.