The Lamar register., 1893-10-07

ee,yed. rhey know there is need Of haste; {,
N ey fear decision OF the supreme Souse n,. =.
the Cnited States on case penaing oe,oI1
th.t court, entitled George :: MERRITT, 2. A.
y. Charles Foster, secretary OF the treasury
fThis IA the silver brick case
Mr.. Morgan did not conclude MS spcecn
this afternoon, and In reply y, ~ on in The
morning II must take \ little rest and come
back 10 my mutton after awhile
Hor-sr The debate on the federal cleo
tious bill Was continued by Lacey OF iosA
N, Almond OF Missouri. Gillette OF Masss
ehn,e,t.. Wheeler of Alabama, and biair OF
New Hampshire. The attendance Vas small
and there was little interest In the diseussioa-
Forty-EiKhth Day.
sxSArn-The resolution offered yesieriay
nv Nr. Chandler. calling for Information As
TO the commission now invesugsung the sc"
York custom house, was laid before ,hc sen-
ate and Mr. Chandler spoke In support oil IL
He claimed that Democrats bad been ap-
pointed in manner that violated inc csNn
service laws He also arralgned the fre.i-
dent for other acts The resolution vi.
.e-rrei 10 The resolution heretofore offered
by Mr. Dolph calling for Information A. 70
the payment OF pensions to persons rcslnins
abroad, Vas taken up. Mr Do.ph said lsefs
WAS either great Ignorance In the aet2on %
crate design to thwsr. the VIII q Congres.'
and he eited the case OF the widow of Com
modore Watson, whose pension granted %
special act Of Congress vas suspended 81
months ago and che was called upon TO prove
by living persons an event which occurred
e,ghty-hve years ago. The RESOLUTION NA
placed on the ealentAr-
Mr.. Teller offered resolution, Nhich Neht
over calling foF Information a. 70 the amount
Of silver bullion purchascc By the uesslss
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The repeal biI was laid before the Senate A.
o clock as the unfinished business and At
Camden Democrat. West Nir-tulA} addressed
the Senate In advocacy o: the eil
Mr. PETER thea resnmcd his ArsuueA'
against the repeal bill begun cn ThursdAy-
Nr Perer concluded bis .pccch al 30 ?. IN
and after brief executive se,.ioa The seHAia
adjourned.
HoUsE-The debaie ou the elections eiii
zAs continued By Nr. Patterson OF Ieane,see,
Mr.. Warner Of Ner York for tas OF. l,lls A1-
Mr.. MeCau OF MAssschuseits and Mr.. Rich
ards Of Ohio Ia opposition TO H.
Forty Ninth nay.
SEATING Duhols again referred TO bis
resolution to await the election of seaAiof'
from Washington, NoatAnA and NJ9lins :
before passing important lass Nj. Nasa-
burn. Of Minnesota, declared thai Ms, Squire,
Of WAhlngton, Ani Mr. Carey, OF Nyoulln =
favored repeal. The statement created 'yH-
satioa And Mt Dabois deelAFri eflpsAiie-
ally that the senator, alluded TO we're moi II
favor Of unconditional repeal
Ne kyle thea addressed the 'eaAis Ia op-
r,sa.iiion to the repeal bali He reviewed the
financial history Of the eusnirr and Dc
uoaaoei the attempt TO enlzrse The pouer OF
the natioaA haaks As dansrru4. 70 Tic heft
Interest. o, the oouniry. Ise hAak, nos hAi
II IA thelr power to inereAse os iinlHish ise
volume o, cprrrncy. and e1pcriceee had derii-
oustrAied thai the poser uas Uscd 10 pr0si,o'e
.elash de.isnA Rcferrlns TO Ae shtF1.n
act, Nr Kyle believed that u bad DO part In
producing the rceent uzaio and thai y. re-
Peal would have no effect Ia the rAy Of eau'-
lag a return Of prosperity Af;er Nj, Kyle
hsi aul,he-i. Mr. NeNi!isa. Of Niehi.An.
spoke ia favor OF repeal lie sAs folIosed bJ
NJ. Dalph oa the sAzse side
Housn-Drhaie 90 the elections hil In he
House sAs vcry ose-sidcd- The foEr .Peeehe,
by Diusnoro OF Arkansas, Deason OF Ala
barnA, Copper of Fiosidz- Aae Clark OF MI
souri, ~cre ali frua the Denocraiie 'iAad'
polBt
The attendance In the House Is rapidly fail'
Ing os, many members having soee to Chi
eago-