The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12
BACOy'S SENATORIAL BEE.
The Major Gets His Financial Plat
form THROUGH the House.

The COMMITTEES on the State Of the
Republic. in OrIer to Prevent the
Major From Accomplishing This
End. Reported q Substitute For Res
olutions Introduced By Him Earlier
in the Session-The Major Too Sharp
For the Committee, and Succeeds in
Having the House Adopt a Substi-
tute For the Committee Substitute.
Atlanta. Ca. Dec. u-Naj Bacon, of
Pihb. cot ~ his senatorial work in the
House This afternoon. When the fnan-
cial resO- atiors. reported in a substitute
br the committee on the state of
the republic, were taken up for
action. Nh. Bacon created surprise
bv Offering substitute for the
committee bill It was generally
understood that the committee had en-
bodied MIR Bae0u's former resolutions al
most bodily in It's substitute, and that the
real OF. ect in reporting a committee sub
stiyute was TO divest the resolutions of
anything like a personal tone. 1t
was considered better to let
the COMM. zee stand sponsor for
the resolutions Than Mr.. Bacon
or any other member MAJ. Bacon was
regar led as d senatorial aspirant, and for
the House 60 be asked 10 pass his platform
the committee thought would be i'm
proper. But when the committee bill
was taken up for action at the
last minnie when debate was
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as a substitute, and the previous question
was called. There was a good deal Of
confusion, but luasmuch as Mi Bacon $
feso- 2 ions were I'd IL-d-l' lllG 9l.iis %
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dBdlust al-' d4L LAS| "SL0 Po99.u WIN
but nine dissenting votes, seven OF these
heinz third UaTtEItes.
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As passed the resolutions read as FOL
lows.
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coma e OF pom soId ana SlIxer, ana the future
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fr--~s rro-r,aiIty and develonmept Of the
country NAV lie assured
l5l That we mold 1t TO be the constitutional
rlsht Of the several states to enact their own
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i, lLpon', tboi 10
-.'oE.e for he ND. ear transactioo Of bnsi
ness ana that there is no coas titutional
rl-ht in tie General 90. eminent TO lay upon
TIE states prohibition against tie exercise
o. 7-e1 ttEht, OF 10 IestrlsI or regulate or
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