Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-05
HOAR'S SHARP REPLY
FOR DEMocRATs TO FOLLOW


WsaxsTos. Jan l--fhe stlsndzncs
of ssnaforz At the opening u todsy's
SEASON Vas very sIsm-the Fepafliesa
sisis of the eAsmber being more fally
rspr-srntsd. however. than the es0o-
crst slie >unsFoos pstltinns and ro-
moustrznces as2iast ths passage of the
Wilsoa tariff xsss prossnted from the
states q Michigan. Ses Hsmpshire
Malss. Wi.runsin. Nevada aal CAlifsr-
MA. thoss from Nevada wsrs In relation
90 ths duty on wool sad thoss from Cal
iiosnia we're in rclltion % the sugar
bounty. A bill for the purchase % q
partralt q Capt samuel Chester Rad
Of tie priFaisar brig. General Arn-
sirong. vas sePsrtsd fron the commit
tss Oh the Library snd placed On the
cziendsf
what Wa BInaaf's salary?
A resolution vas offered by Mr.. Hear
cliing oe secretary of the treasury
fof stateme1t a ths snns paid TO Mr..
B.ount Tor saars. services. os other ex-
penses a. special commissioner 10 Ha-
waiL together vita copies 81 all voach-
srs aud receipts therefor. also los infor-
mation a. 10 the fund from which aud
The la0 undeg vhlca payment waa male
let taaf resolution lie over said
Mr.. GoFman. and the resolution went
over tll Monday.
On notlon of Mr. GoEman Il Was or
drrsd that when the sesats adjourned
today il be tin Monaay nsxt.
The house bin rsiaticg 20 the disquli-
ificatina of registers and receivers % the
Unitsd States and others ansi making
prosision IN case u such disqualiica-
tioGs was taken from the calendar and
passed.
An Error Corrected
A eoncurreot resolution % correc: .
clerical error 10 the enrolisnenf OF the
Nox York and New Jersey bridge bill
b. STRIKING out these words. -and pro
vsded further. that nothing IN this act,
xas offered by Mr.. Gorman. aad was.
after a statement that the error had
been made 10 making up the conferenee
report passed.
Mr.. Cray moved 10 proceed to the
consideration OF the hoass ball to repeal
all stat ties relating % supervisors OF
elscfions and special deputy marshall
lie yisldeti. however. 20 the suggestion
Of Ar Chandler 20 let she bill 90 over
nll Mondsy. Mr.. Chandler stating that
the views u the majority OF the con,
mittss had not yet been presented
uXr. Gray suggested IN = playful man
DER that perhaps Mr.. HDar. who had
taken part Ia the coiloquy. might have
rel gions scrupl-s about trsnsacting
bosla~ss on .,Jsckson Day. Monday be
ing the sta q January.
Uoarss SHARP Erfort.
-Well." said Mr. Hoar. II sheuld ike
% keep before the eountry the example
of that distinguished DumocrAt-bcth
in the riatter % subnitting 70 the laws
of ne eountry IN all parts OF the Unisn
and Ia the matter Of his very wise and
admirable vsews 10 protection. Perhaps.
therefore the iniusncc of Monday may
b very good 70 everybody II se take up
the biI on Tucsiay.@
Then 1 give notice. sAld Nc. Gray.
that on Tuesday. innm~liately after the
mofning bus ness l wlli move 90 proceed
% the considerstion OF the ball Ia repeal
the Federal election lass and 10 con-
tiaue lts consideration until aeoncIusion
is reached"
Statue OF General stark.
Mr. Brice moved to take up aud pass
scnate oih appropriating SSJVo Tor an
equestrian statue q MAJ Gen. John
Stark In the city q Manchester. ~. NJ.
Mr. Berry objected. and Mr.. Calm
ger appealed 10 him. ir vain. to with
draw bis objection. statiag that 10 had
already passed the senate three times;
snd & vas proposed now 10 reduces the
appropriation a. $4,000
~It i true Mr. Berry said. that the
hill has PASSED the senate three times
and it = slso true tina, | have always
opposed do not believe in sppropriat-
ing money FOR statues ia states OF else
~hese AZ this particular time and In
the present condifioo % the treasury.
AMI ~ the couutry. Il - not well 30 make
such appropriations
No action sas taken on tho ball. and
al p m. the saaate proceeded 20 the
eou-iileratson of oxscutiTe business aad
a. ~ adiouroed ~ M0nday next.