New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
ppocrrDINGs IN THE HOUSE.
nrcorI,rIoNs OK THE DEATH OF ON''I''' IT
u,pp1,oy PAssED-THE BANKRUPTCY
BILL CONSIDERED.


az THE DEATH OF CARTER II.
HARRISON PAssED-THE bANh"'
WASHINGTON oct. 3o.-In the House '''S n,',ne
49,. ~ Dom. I'D offered the following
resolutions: ,..
po-o,,,., Tina, the House has received wlth a''on'n
i''oN'-' rho announcement OF the violent death
:, $50 II harrison Mayor Of the city OF Ch"aso anu
Formerly a member OF TIL, bouy' ,,, i, .,r,a
rsn,,s Taat these resolutions be published III i"e
vi ;, and that the Speaker OF the House cause 'op'
hcco'u' al" ~ committed TO the family OF the dc
ceased. ,oa tho resolution
Mr. Morse (Rep. Mass) indorsea ~, we ,.arr,son's
ard exnressed his personal regret at MI ",, -.
eaoth and this appalling Tragedy. iie 49,. -,
call the attention OF Congress anu Wv in:one
,ha fac, that tho assassin was e'lueh's
rI, ar,s woud indicate that he was propap'y
.,or ord was possibly insane when ne idhusu
T., this country He thought the occurrence Vi SUI"
,rogadi.s "a the one which hai 80 'e'.""'
n,oce at Chicago should impress on 'ne .oun'I'
rho necessity Of enforcing more Vigorously "e w.
,rd,,r insane pauper and IDIOT Aliens anu io'
,,o,, ~ more stringent laws for the eX-
,,on ., those dangerous classes. when are 10"
ho,,g en,pted on these shores. Inc 'eSo'u''''
were then adopted A.. ,a,,, cam,
Mr. pngley dIep, Me), from the JOINT e0"
mit,oe 70 inquire into the status OF the laws "
,,,,, the Executive Departments, reporter d
~ cove~nment DEPARTMENTS and Offices IN WASH
,ng,on l'pon Mr.. Dinsley's statement tha' ''e
b,l would result in saving OF SV'VV' VI iio'e q"
nuaUy it was passed. ,o
Mr. Weadock Dem, MichD again oie'e'
,rr,,iIacea memorial Of Henry NJ. ioumans, a hep-
r,,i,.a from, Michigan in the last House, as
rtn- rho rieht Of William :. Linton dRcpJ 10
ro,,,,sert tho With Michigan District This was
,he memorial which Mr. Weadock offered last ~
dav an. which stirred up a lively 70" over '''
status Of the American Protective Assocltoh'
Mr.. Hopkins G,cp. I'D was on his ieet IN an III
slant prepared to stop another u''cu'''o" .ha
American Protective Association. H. mace '''
,oI,, of order that the memorial Of Mr. loumahS
was not a privileged matter. 10. -, dor and
The Speaker supported the poit c'rori,isso On
tho r. solution WAS referred 10 tHe '"i'h'N'oO ''
Sir Linton Rep. MIch) said he was the 'n r,ghI
nS rcprestnt the Win Mcns4n District had BEN i'm
as,aed He asked Tor f fI, i ,bn r as viii
in the near future he said. h. desired to Speak o''
the Tr su9fc es Dem ' Nia aed up his IN amend
the Naturalization lave. and spoke at length upon
T. He touched upon the So 9G5y had in tlts past
become involved in disputes with f9resn counrtvs
as TO the status OF aliens who had become ha'"-
rallied In this coIa;ry. s., ,.os
The morning hour expired before any ACTON wSa
taken on the pending measure ara then 10, t1u I,
took no the consideration OF the Bankruptcy p'ii.
Mr. Frederick op Knn9 f 6na sGre, ,e p n
several bankruptcy laws but they hafe been
The States. the contrary, naE' Eetill'.,
their laws This showed that the people pre- er'eu
the state laws. , T., ,o.,, ~,
Mr. Draper rep Mass) followed In defence OF
The hin Every man tho floor, ne seid; gre"
some lnsolvcnt debtor who was living IN luNuts'
while hig poor creditor had scarcely the heceS-
saries Of life. - , - ,,st,e.
/ MIR ,'ulh-rson Dem. Tcx) mad" an anusihS
spoech panctuaiod with laughter from MS rs
trners IN which he attacked the bill IL was ths
Old Torrey bill he asserted. ana they hal never
been abb. TO pick the name OF Torrey from X
even though II had been named the oAteS pl' !;
or the Oates-Torrey bill iie di not understan,
how an iron-clad Democrat like Mr.; Oates cond
support a measure which so br!stled with patrr-
/ n,ilsrl as the Bankruptcy bill. He suggested the
mropre,v OF putting his friend. Mr. oaies INTO IN
! Voluntary bankruptcy then. Just to show MIN TO-"
the machine worked. . -, -. T.,
Mr. DingIey GIep. MED said he had not IN.
tended 10 speak on the bill but TO leave that duty
10 the legal minds OF the House lie regretted tha,
the prey ous speaker tAir Culb"rson) had seen n'
! ;" DRAG In partisan prejudice. a. the question was
| purely "A business one. There was not SinEs
Element Of parilsangh!p In Il. nor anything whlch
| coniI divide men on party lines lie ana not asrSs
! with MI the provisions OF the bill but ne woulI
] enicavor 10 have them modified before II passed
the House. , ,u, 49, tro,sa
| at 80. adjourned.