Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
SENATE AND HOUSE.
n- ra.ch on the Auti-Option BIli-The
-Ierman Bond Proposition.

Uy a'euapt 60 $40 Dispatch.l
..-,., JOS. u. C.. February 2i-SEN-
.-tr cons ierIng bills ot purely
....rt.lrt thc ~ou.t- took up the
.,.a appropriation bill. An alneud-
..... l..u;.d Increasing the eppro-
-tl, CiylI-Sorylce Commission.
t.. DO .rtss was made Oh The ier.s-
,ra,. lil 20 authorize the Inter-
.aITlS Company - construct
...-.t.a railway hue through the
I.l..t.y was taken from the caien-
Y.-s-i The Senate al 6:lj
.uv.el TIL tomorrow at IL a.
.-rrlsl debate was over the ques-
...r o.. t4h Commission. which
.slst nee for the last ten wears,
.. 4NU.-lel. as proposed tv the
..nuluel IN Office. as recom-
Ht fle senate Committee on
The question was decided
continuing the commission.
I.r ol MrHlssNIATlyIs.
t. De-. ths morning Mr.. Holman
rruucuce lu the senate
'. the suljry evil apprupra-
.....t as T. tie amendment
sherman bond amendment.
aai objected, denouuciug
amen iuyut .s Job and
.r-l.c %. tae b!ll t. the Com
Whole.
.r.u bill met with another
'- House determining, by "a
.. li-. navs -. 10 resume con
f.e lulian Appropriation
iI'e fAe paragraph appro-
If.r arrears of interest
.. Tie Cblrf.-aW Indians was
.r biz.
..s bafore the hour of .
. Hatch. who was presiding over
..'. of the Whole. left the
Ir.--Iug his successor. sald
.. Legislature days the Indian
.lt.r consideration. There
.uled. au intelligent mem-
w.o llI not absolutely
t tour q the session the
Did was being used as a
'rle.ug the consideration OF
t.U tl., aud that the oppo.
.... tfrr measure. the TRENDS Ot
.utou of silver, aud the
H SENATE rideI 20 an appro-
I Wrie In pn absolute
r.i. piracy. and no gentle
f fIue uuul u O'Clock TO-
N.et could shield himself under
t.t'.r r.ugc. unless he was will
..-.rl not only a. opposed -
tlI but as the opponent
. reud Cf the 3 per cent.
Iis House was brought lace
f.. ue. AMI he gave notice
l..nurue tbls struggle IN the
i.19is A. against the into-
lombard street and Wall street
n., nights were preserved.
called tho gentleman TO or
. fH..T WAS lfQDNlNlbK Tue
HNrr, Of the House thing
f..' O. g.. Mr.. Hatch replied
lc-uug 10 ones motives.
.f.N -tatng parliamentary
it. .Ht.yo5 ~ gentlemen rested
Ha breasts. and they could eX-
motives 10 thor constituents.
committee then ros@ Mr. Holman
'tat thcre be formal non-con-
tne senate amendments 70 the
rNl appropriation bin. with the
"i 'ae sherman amendment.
.'' iaii' II u be understood that one
-i'e lly shall be gwen 20 the dis
'i Tint amendment / have no OBJ
i's.ch But ! do object.
''' % ,pae then. 81 O'clock. took a re-
ani.. y. TIE evening session TO be tor
'isoefe'lon Of private bills.
Ynr EVENING sfssIos.
u 20 Galleries were crowded when the
ne' after the recess ats o'clock this
a. Lyeu the diplomatic gallery was
aA empty seat, although there was
one occupying seat who was, under
iiles, Cutitled 10 IL. There were so
,.' ,.-' visitors IN the city that the rules were
pofarly relaxed. And there was an unu-
f -arge number Of members on the
l'i, uui they did not constitute a quorum
.p'@n 10 proceed 10 the consideration Of
1,t,'a.e pcnsion bills WAS responded 10 by
"a 80 le inDofs. and call of the House was
~U''ed' 10 which l4s members responded.