The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-16
THEY'RE GOING HOME
The Ss1lta kdjeaFw Sine Dc Without
Dilkien.
ROACH NOT INVESTIGATED
A. Soon as the President Notified
the Senate That He Was
Through With Them.
They Quit.

WAsRlNGrOs, April l5.---In The senate
Piatt spike AT length on the proposed 10
vesttRation OF tho record of Senator Roach
OF Norfh Dakota. arguing the right Of the
senafe to make the investteatlon. Il was
tho plain duty Of the senate to do 10. On
too agreoment yen and may vote w'ill Be
taken on tho Roach matter hcfoee cd
tournament. o resolution was passed for
the appointment Of . committee to wait
on the president and inform him the sen-
alto was ready to adjourn. Harris and
Sherman were appointed.
After further speeches In the Roach
niattor Lodge offered resolution direct
ing the secretary Of state to Inform tho
senate by whose authority tho American
nag vas hauled down from the govern.
nsent building at Honolulu.
On the demand OF German, the rcsoln-
tion was laid over under the ruiss. Butler
moved to amend by adding the words
land ais" by whose authority the sarnc
was hoistefi on Aaid building"
The committee To ~ait on the president
reported the president said no had no fur
ther communication to make 10 the SON.
ate.
ChaHdlsr, rising TO . question OF per.
sonal privilege. said hs had not distiuctiy
understood yesterday vhether the senator
from Indiana-voorhees-h had said that be
s'mi2ht havo heard" or that hs ..t,ad
heard" certain staten ent conserving his
acAson as secretary of ths navy.
Chandler said that 10 thought he had kspt
pretty good track Of the various attacks
made on him from time to time. both per.
sonal and official, but he had never heard
before Of the charges that the ships built
under his administration were defective.
The ships were the Chicago, Boston,
Atlanta and Dolphin. and these chips, he
thouuht. were very much ailoat ~ this
time. The contracts for those ships werc
made with John Roach and II fould not be
10 him that the senator alluded as one oi
those Who had retired ''rich, contonted
and infamous"
Voorhees, explained that his remarks
yesterday were intended - an illustration
Of the position taken by the senator from
New hainpshirc aud other senators on
that side. The language which he used Ia
reference to Cha9tlier he had heard used
by others and 9',t at . very remote psrios
from tho presrlt zine.
HansbrouIa aI6o rose 20 . question o.
privilege vad began by expressing ths
hope that Inc senate would not adjourn
ANus& osD SotAcAXucs NAEs IAlkACu
the OPT <ortunity asked by him yesterday
Objec< don was made by several demo
era &c senators and the senate proceeded
to the consideration of executive business
At 30 the doors were reopened and q
resolution was agreed to, rendering tn,
thanks OF tho senate to the vice president
who has presided over the senate during
the present extraordinary session. A mo
tion to adjourn sine die was then made b,
Hill and agreed to without division.
The vice president said. before announc
ing tho result OF the vote just taken: -.
beg to express my earnes< appreciaSion O
the uniform courtesy shown mo by III,
members and officer of this body durip.
the session now Closing. For tho resolu
tion personal 20 myself. kindly adop,ed b.
the senate. am profoundly grateful. Il
accortianc', with the vote just taken I nov
declare t.iis extraordinary session Of th,
senate adjourned without day.