The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-09-06
Y ORk VI CONGRESS
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.ipaIly because Of the fewer nun-
bills Introduced in that body. th4,
managed to place before the SENATE.
more business than if couId hone tu
accomplish in the entire congress.
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session for consideration. AMONG
these are a bill to provide for the is
sue of circulating notes to National
banks reported from the Finance
Committee; concurrent resolution
providing for Il Joint committee of
the two Houses to consider questions
Of finance; a resolution providing
for committee TO inquire if any
Senator is or have been stock
holder Of or directly or indirectly in
terested in any National bank:
resolution relative to the independ
ence Of the co ordinate departments
Of the Governments; resolution dc
claring that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has no lawful authoritv for
issuing or selling bonds.
Nearly every one OF the important
'I''CHhlt tH dbONt WHICH we're not 1cl-
ed on were introduced by Peoples
party congressman and Senators.
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The administration and Congress
made itself more redlculous over the'I
Hawaiian affair than over anything
else. 1t almost amounted to a scan
dal between Queen Lii and Grover |.
Bat peo.Ie ale now beginning 10 be-
iieve that the Sugar Trust was at
the bottom OF the whole affair.
The House has adjourned, leaving
about 500 bills on ITS c9landar, half
Of winch are OF d general character
ana th' ttmalhdef private CLAIMS and
pension oils.
Measures sent to the House by the
Senate nave Jared well. The House
leaves about thirty-hve private and
thirty public Senate bills on its cal
endar.
During the present session of con
EreSS there were sent to the senate |
oy the PRESIDENT Z,+bl messages con
tanng nominations. lnasmuch as
some OF these messages contained |
more than are usual notably IN the
case OF military and naval promo.
IONS TAR estimate Of the total
number would be 5000. Ofal1 these
All nave ot'h acted upon but about
hIty, ana immediately after the ad-
Journment OF the session the eNecu
1--WE CLERK Il" required ceftIhed 10
the lresluGht Such NOMINATIONS as
nave tailed OF action or have been
reJGrted'
me most ceieofated cases that
resulted IN rejection we've those OF
MeSSrS. HornDloWer and feckham'
oolh OF New ofk' nominated TO be
associate justice OF the supreme
Court.
during TINS session there nave
been created five vacancies, three