Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
BUT is SKINNED BY A MEMBER
Who Doesn't Want a Democrat Roasted by a
PopuIisi in Texas,
The Senate Adiourns Over Uunlll Monday
Next-The School Question Up Again.
Memorials. Petitions and Bills
introduced In Both Houses

AllAllh NliNA tfAOIH AlfNNtUIA Nf'NlANA ~
the house journals mud requesting the
committee on printing TO consider the
matter
MIR Fiplds-Thr errors orc frequently
the fault of members
The resolution was referred TO the
committee on printing.
Mr. Bnrbce presented a petition from
citizens Of Wharton county. asking Tor
The removal of n ruff from the Colorado
river
A number of other petitions were pre-
gcutod similar 10 many presented during
th session. asking for changes III the
school laws.
Mr.. Taylor presented a petition OF the
citizens of Dallas protesting against the
amendment to the charter 30 change the
Jurisdiction IN Dallas
Bv Mr. Mol .omore A resolution rccit-
ing that ms there Is now peuding before
congress "a hnl not only OF miscmeNous
Interference with purely commetelol NUT
tiers. but gross violation oi lhr rltl,lS
OF the stntc. being trespass upon lhe
public rights OF thc state when me 'u-
pral constitution guarantees and both our
senators have stood fairly ny Tor the
rights of the state of Texas heretofore.
Resolved That the house eNtgnas lls
thanks To Senators Coke and Miils Tor
their vote against the Hatch Wu, ana
cunmcnds them in their wise course lh
this matter 10 the Texas members ln the
house uf representatives. The rrsoiu-
ton wus referred.
By Mr. WHsou-A resolution directing
the committee on judicial districts. lo
prepare "a hin to rcdisu1ct the state INTO
judicial districts. Referred.
Nv Mr. Jackson of COlOrudoaA rcso-
luton disappearing Of what the resolh-
ton expresses us The time Killing pro-
ccss Of discussing the newspaper gueS-
ton as to furnishing the members WIN
pnucrs. The resolution was tabled
Nv Mr. Chin a resolution rcciung
that the legislature after clccung United
States Senator Mills, pissed o. resolution
bv a vote of 50 to % asking Mr. Mills
tn .uppoit the uuti-optiOu or some other
him 90 prevent gambling In futures, ana
ns suid z. ., Mills has proved rccrenni
tn the TRUST. therefore, We deprocnte ana
condemn his action III nus Sh9rH !" Iv
feat the expressed VIII OF those VINO
rnyp him his official being.
4 motion being made to table the rcso-
| linton. Mr. Finlny took occasion 10 sug
] CESS that II would be- better To take the
! vote direct ON the resolution so those
Who wanted Ia condemn Mr M'lls as
well as those who endorsed him could
| go on record,
Mir Cain asked II the party would 90
/ bucl, on its record instructing Mr. Mills.
| "Wn YOU stand 10y your principles or
| stand condemned by the action OF Mr..
! Millsg'
Mr. Breeding "Why not include Scuo-
| tor CokcE
Nlr Cain Because this body did not
/ elect Mr. Coke Mr Mills is only man
/ mo- better than other men: no better than
! / am. 'Old Brains Coke is NO better.
| When the American people hold their
/ rpprpsoutntivps iu congress responsive,
| thcn such representatives viii remember
and regard the wishes of the people apd
Mr Davis OF Falls'I am glad the
gentleman has told MS how good he IN; ns'
! otherwise we might not have found II
ont nm glad he is so much Interested
! ian the Democratic party lNlr cam ~
Populist member
Mr. Moore was glad the Third party
| member had been skinned 10y the gentle
! man from Falls and moved 10 table the
| resolution.
Mr. Wilson offered as n substitute
| tblt the members rcpOsing tull confidence
I'm the ability, craftsmanship and luteg-
rity of Hon H. q. Mills in All things
commend him for his moral aud politicnl
cournpp i'm the stand taken by him IN the
! United States senate.
Mr. Cain moved 20 table the suhstl-
! tute-lost only nine voting Tor the mo-
"a, A resolution by Mr.. Fields to refer was
mir Mr. Cough offered an amendment as
Re Il further resolved that. we con-
denim Mr. Mills for the decided stand
! he has taken in favor of tArlh reform,
! and condemn the course Of oll pohtlchl
parties aud individuals who claim that
Il Is only a sham battle, thereby aiding
| i'm this lcgalized robbery
This WAS accepted. and the Wilson
! substitute as thus amended was adopted
hv vote of ~ TO -, the latter being
! NIassrs Bnrher OF l'rpcstoue, Bayne
| Brown. BurlesOu. Cain, Calhoun, Cooke,
Dorow. Fields, Floyd, Golden, Halter
Henderson Of Milam Jackson Of Bur,
| lesson. Kennedy Of Harris, Kennedy oi
starr. kirk. Lindsey, Murrel, Newton
Nolan aud simmons of Gayson,
Rv Mr.. Hawkins A resolution, that
ns President Harrison has seen ht ID
Law aside party feeling for a time and
nppoint that sterling Democrat, Howell
b. Jackson, 10 succeed the lnmcnted ns
sociate justice, Lamar President liur
risou he commended for his action ir
the matter. and the whole country con
gratulatCd upon securing another good
Democrat on the supreme bench. Re
fcrrcd.
Nv Mr.. Gossett A concurrent resolu
tion instructing the Iexns delegation L,
oppnse the repeal of the act Of congress,
! II .IllIN IL 1871 AtflNlAANk lAf INlNtnNHt
of ! 100000 ounces Of silver yearly anc
The issue of legal tender notes redeemu
he I'M coin thereon without substituting
I'M he same net provision restOrnl
the constitutional standards Of gold anl
silver under conditions of free hi-mctali,
coinarc as existed prior TO the act o.
1873. Referred
Pills were acted on ns follows:
Scnnte bin "a passed 20 third reading
II relates to advertising for bids fo
ASYLUM supplies.
senate hil % slightly amended, au,
passed 10 third reading u relates q
legal holidays
Substitute house bin was made TIA
enecini order for IL o'clock Monday
smends he mechanics lien law.
( Uonse bin "a ordered engrOssed. ]
amends the law ns 10 service 0f citation
, House bin 20-eommittee amendments
odopted and the bill went over for fur
, fber consulerah0n u relates "a marIi0g
~ aGecting convictions for seduction
/ The house adjourned I'll 10 o'clocl
I Bis introduced and referred ia III
| horse were.
/ Ry Mr. Faubion- Making the penalty ~
! assspitipg Il woman with intent % rap
from two 10 twenty-hye years a'sl leI