Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-08

SENATE AND HOUSE.
.,iler on Alleged Democratic Incon-
..f.rr, Civu Service aud JuEwumps.
LII i.-arrnnn 90 The nIspatch.l

..f.rr,- Civu Service aud stuEwumps.
H telegraph 20 The Dispatch
-r>r.N. u. C., February 7-ST-
tr.uhcr If unobjected House bills
..l4r were passed, among them
... .,.yafe pension blll. also. the Sc
frftc Ichof of the asslgnees OF
...r.-.,tauves If John Roach. de
.-g ia'uuce due on the United
dolphin.
I-.. ut,rod the following rosolu-
.I... uu- land ON the table and or
r- ,aat the doctrine Of asylum
and approved 10y "a very largo
tHo momhers Of the family OF
.- .I-ulv eNpe1lent, and that Ju-
t Wlat are known a. political
..Itu.t 10 be eXtra-tcrrltori8l,
.I as tho sense Of the Senate
t. ..t-y should be approved which
I. .u.' the courts or magistrates
.f.I States from the night 70 de-
,..l case. under the allegations
tI.ren, whether the offence
.I l,'cai or not political under
.at0us.'
.. -.-.-. t..u resumed consideration
.tlfe reported from !ho Com
t.r-fHtr Commerce To pro
Dt employees and travel
roads .y compelling common
...l lrlIterstHte commerce TO
.t.. .l-- with automatic cuuplers
brakes. and their lOcOmO-
..ta,- wheel brakes.
hluuCL TWIST.
... managed 20 give pollti-
l,r.rffgles Il.
t.- national Democratic
... denounced the Republl-
.,. f.. bcpurhcau Senate for
.liel legislation for the
...r.ad employees, and IN
position Of so many Demo-
.....- mst the bill was incOn-
... ttHr party foaltv. He
nltu the fact that only
t..m had voted yester-
rr the bill tor the re-
-a Sherman act. knowing
$500. tac National Democratic
fl- subject Of silver, and
.ttrratlc- Of the President
tt4 Sherman act repeal
... ith Of March: and he
'..t fhr course If Democratic
.ts ,ayt Congress on the sub
.lj would he equally at
'lrr party platform.
-Wtofook psrt IN the debate
Chandler. Cuilom, MOlcOtt,
iinu,on. Palmer, Call. Hoar,
ii-. iiuuton sent 20 the
4 lai read telegram Just
.w ir.m II. :. Haiues prosi-
American Railway Association,
g.i cost 81, 100000 10
...-ht-cars with the required
re and that reasonable
tme should be gwen. With
tLe bin the Senate ad-
.'.'r oi Representatives.
.-ot the journal having been
-r speaker stated that with
no would stand approved.
innocent tone. put an IN
CHAIR as 20 the correctness OF
According 60 that instru-
.I-e bad accomplished no.
.-.y. Ihe Speaker. smiling,
.- journal was correct, and !
l approved.
.u.u.ss having been disposed |
... proceeded 10 the consldera- |
.E-'at!ve appropriation bill.
4te was confined 20 political
u, N,,f, Dingley Repu6hcan)
r Democrat The bill was
H ~ amendments and amend
sod fc,pectlyely by Mr.. Wheeler,
A. tJ reduce the compensation
,s Df Congress 10 $4,000, and by
'f.o oi Wisconsin 20 reduce the CON-
I'D " President 10 S25.00J, were re-
.. Almond offered an amendment !
Z that until the places In tho
.e. service shall be distributed |
t '.e Adhercnts 81 the several politi- |
-' lu proportion 10 their respec- !
hefs as shown by the vote cast at
s. lrc-ldontial election. no applicant,
'n ~ an adheront Ct a political |
t "Hch has not had It's fair proper !
t Employees IN such service shall be !
o. e1aminRtion OF appointment |
i.e ciyil-serylce law.
' l.i sc raised point OF order against |
,ehdmeEt. which was defended by |
ic Almond.
"I 'hNUIs" ron THE hU0wUnPs.
l. Williams Democrat. Of Hassachn- |
T. .h0 nirei whetbor the members would
,sfe tue MugWumps q chance.
/ de Almond replied that they were |
'F u favor now. II they were not. |
.s algs wait until the staiwsfts had
'Al.ce. Laughter. IL there was any
saostantIsl ia the osyil-sAryice law
u could ee no reasonable objection TO |