Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-25

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Ihoy asked tbomsalvas tvbsir.L NJ.
were going TO adjourn until Nm. lar tbs
brslunig OF the regular session. Appar.
vital question nniona fbemseivcs v,fii,,
Ia the chamber 1nI vbcn No. ,'t.,b,
have been AN intrrsbany. ,i,s,.,
which wOnlJ have heen ss win. Nv,
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slider each senator yould prnbn6,v decjJo
I IN favor Of ndiinrnmnnt Imn,oJIo,niv NJ.
| Ter The passage of tla rrnsoi XII ~
Most Of he Republicans and Pom.
| lists and many IJc,uacrnfs Ill ~ - 'pn-
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week until the first NIondav In b.c.,,,.
her 80
Mr.. Faulkned said whom no make IN
upln the subject that he believea ap'iinnr,,,
mtnt would soon follow. "Tbcre il
| nothing he said. $50 be rnined III re-
mining here now There IL ny Ie.isln.
lion pressing g wRys and means
| committee of tbe Lonse Win moi i,,vs tba
tarn i'm in shape for the mr. pre ner 5 n~.
| lion Of either house before me aOth of
| November " then, | think congress
might as well adjourn and let that com.
mittee continue It's work. Mist of the
| senators came here expecting TO remain
only two or three weeks, leaving their
| affairs at home in bad condition. Natur-
any they wish 10 return and have fow
! taking up The work OF tho regular ses-
sion. IL wonld he bard work 10 hold
| quorum. Consequently l think We
shail adjourn 500;
Leaders Of the pemocAHac party,
upon whom tle decision viii largely rest
| aTe not - conhdent OF adjournment,
| Mr.; Harrison said there was great
deal Tor congress TO do and he did not
see why y should not proceed with the
| Mor without interruption Nlcssrs,
VOORHEES, aud iormin refused 10 dis.
ousS Tue question az al, saying II had
not been canyasscd.
a conference OF the silver Democrats
held today 10 decide whether hllbusier.
luz luz pe resoreed 70 wac NOT large nor