Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Mr. lnwhon offered u memorial from
the New York. Texas and Mexican rail.
way, asking permission to sue The state
I TO establish It's claim 60 land certificates
az cleimcd under sct Of Aug 10 1915
Adjourned.
HOUSE
Austin, Tex March 80 Especially
The hunse met with Speaker Cochran
and q quorum prCseS
Prayer by Chaplain Pennington
The pending business WAS postponed
I 90 consider Representative kitas bin
10 receive the sugar bounty from the
federal government aud appropriate "
/ 20 the Confederate hsme ns reported
iayomlly frOm the committee.
Mr. Ban moved To amend SO rs - an
ply the money 10 the school funds, ur.
guing that thc home was fully aud pros.
1 pccurcly well enough provided for at
Z present
Z Mr. Kirk spoke in favor OF the Mll
! Mr.. Moody opposed the bill, but NJ Il
/ passed wanted the money for the Couied'
crate home.
/ By Mr. Mils-An amendment apply.
ing the money 90 the general revenue
MIR Ieagpn of Lamar argued that
money could not be legislntcd iato aud
I ont Of the treasury M the snme bin,
I while friend of the Institution. us was
; the gentleman from McLennan. hc ia.
I yured the Mills substitute 20 receive the
money and let the state amply t aa
/ wisdom dictated.
The Mills substitute was adopted
Mr.. McGehee spoke ga favor of The
/ bill Though opposed 10 bouptles they
existed; and the state should get back
what she could
Mr. Smith Of Smith ana Mr. Royaa OF
Caldwell both opposed the bin as mi-
I Demncfnlic 90 accept morley from The
/ federal government under the terms re.
qnired by the act of congress which
N9lated tue principle, of state RICHES.
Mr. Rogers uf Anderson 10 Mr.. 10.
Candid You not vote Tor this bin two
yenr agof meaning when ID was We
tocd by Governor llogg)
Mr. N0gan Yes sir, when | had no
idea of The requirements fsom The Fed
eInl government and have been ashamed
Of ID ever since.
Mr. Onion opposd the hill and de-
nounccd tie bounty as robbery. There
was no difference In law Ia receiving
stolen property and stealing A. ~ we
receive this money how can we consist
emily denOunce tho Mckinley law and
The Republicans for passing the same2
The bill served finely 20 mount the speak
ers generally on high political horses
10 ride down whnt Mr. Onion declared 60
be Republican aud anii-Democrnic prin.
ciules- such as are denounced hy every
true Democrat On the Union To strike
down the sacred principles Of state rights
ho argued, was 90 assaHflnnie The Demo
cratic party Tho iuiquit0ue Mckinley
nm Ind led TO thc hurting Of the Repub-
lieaus from power and c0nslWinr their
pnrfv 90 disgrace in The csunpuun OF
thp ne0pie What Democrat he asked,
win sultfy himself for the sake of Nlu,-
coo 10 have the great state OF leAaa
10 accept this blood uoney Wrnng 10y
extorliOu from the people ot thiH 3la!t
iu violation AZ our cQuspiuuohAl ufnlh
and the principles OF the Democratic
az De,hien argued that there was not
"a srintilln of principle a. q party mulitf
I'M the bil Tho opposition to y Wa,
based on political dapirnpi Le claimed
al b. M good ID DEMOCRAT ns ne Eehul
,n,n fro,, smith. aud could not c0ncedc
10 him the right 20 constitute nlnlfeil
Inc INTERPRETATION of pure Democracy in
Aiefnflng ms 10 our rights by continually
nrliing the Democratic platform upon us.
M did not under stund how the meinbtrh
could vote against Tue hnl ana yel eane-
ton other appropriations WHEN hag 49,,
nerautrd as bountlps from the teutihl
soyernmeut. such as the Donation ne
eepted Tor the A. aud NJ college and tue
agrieultural experiment station at Bryan.
! ffe haiievod I'M tnking the sugar money
M Won as the other hountioa
AIR. Smith OF Smith But the college
donation was in AID OF education ana
uitloitf such requirements
Mr.. Dashiel There were require in'nth
win which The state had tn comply 70
eat Inc college donation, ana hs 20 ihe
,gsr bouptv. Il WIN be- TINT much ih
XII III ~ tnx-nayers ol Texas from whom
\ X copienAed The money has been taken
by taxation. Then why noi Bet paeh
an we cgnf ,..1 ,..,..t
oc,inst M bin and opposed Z now ~
eewso n,e bounty could only " gotU3i
fv epcoial act ~ congress, wiuch WOMB
~ refr,actiyp and not likcly ga pass,
and he ana aot believe IN the state con-,
niriua with such terms a. me uel 'i
congress had proposed Tor nveepulh ~
bnnnty aud Without amy assurance inhl
''',.sse v,otld pass an enabling act
~. XXX eiate 10 yet the money irana
g.rid moi stO0p 10 such acunh iof Nl'
III Iurper spoke Ia opposition 90 We
measure. arguing chat the Hliit hnvtlN
,ise up ANA say we are a8alnhi iht p''n'
riple of b0unfies, ana peihH aA'tine. y
s should rrfuee 10 accept titif bDVhlF'
Nr Henderson % Milan anih ihen
SO I'M Two 0bicctiaHs; one Opposition
y, hoentins. nnl The other tln ulirf.l
t,,n,fiirf,np terms Of acceptance ~ ne
bcnnfieg He could see ~ imlTpulrly
IA fba legislature doihg q plain aulg
V.hieb h. believed thf people expected
ihfm 81 do-tc accept ihlo Nti htAf"is
rrvenue inO,iled in enc procrssea oi
~ genarl government ~ matir iaW
~ nav - opposed ~ the principle GO
4 l.,,.tias we ira c1iIffnufed with lAt
rtnr.,ne law whith provided ihe bounty
Nil ~ infenf 20 Insult the repNie, 40
more was 30 good reason 70 feinie ~
money 49, a.. t,,..,i. "A