The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-13

today to the request of the senate Tor q
conference upon the joint resolution author
izing the printing of 5000 copies OF the
Hawaiian correspondence. Inc senate wants
the indeXing of the volume done by lts
committee on foreign relations ana the
house wants it done by the secretary VI
state.
Messrs. Richardson, McKaig and Broder-
icll were appointed conferrees on the part OF
the house.
Mr.. Hager, republican, of Iowa, endeavor-
ed to get through by unanimous consent
a bill for an increase of ii pension lof
constituent, but Mr.. Kilgore objected.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole on the District OF Columbia appro-
priation bill, the general debate TO close at
o'clock.
crat. of Missouri, that the general govern
ment should no longer divide with the peo-
nla of the district the expenses OF the dis
trict. was antagonized by Messrs. eros
yenor Henderson and Goldzier. MI. hllSore
attacked the newspaper press OF NaSn-
fneton saying he had never known the
ma ners here 10 fail "to advocate any scheme,
do not care how infamous 1t was, that
looked to the expenditure of the pubic
money ip the interest of spectators in and
around the city,
Blair RebuI>es Buck.
the gentleman from New Hampshire. Il
asked
that as an indiscrim:nate remark? If so. he
protested against it. The press Of the capital
was no more subject 10 charges OF that
kind than the respectable press of the coun-
try at large. The press, he said. was as
honest in the advocacy Of measures as the
professions of the country.
Mr.. Kileore said he did not agree with
the gentleman from New Hamshire Il
make the charge distinctly that they are
corrupt. and that they have advocated every
corrupt scheme that has been introduced in
congress to plumber the treasury IN the IN
terest of private interests
Mr.. Blair said charge of this nature
should be accompanied by specifications
and should be either sustained or with
drawn The press of the country was the
chief source of information upon when
congress and the public act.
Nv. Kileorc-AS long as the great metro
nolitan papers are the suhservient tools or
the aggregate wealth of the country, they
are not entitled to the confidence or the
country. and that is the condition now.
Mr.. Plair-Well, an affirmation when II
amounts to p charge of general crime ouSHI
70 he sustained by proof.
With that the matter was dropDed ana Mt
Kilgore proceeded with his remarks on ne
hill When the general debate r!cSro WI.
DE Almonds amendment r0neahh@ an l,'"o
which rec,1iro the Tinted S+ntHe TO o@V nan
the exnorditrrrns of the District OF C"iuh-
h,a was defeated yeas, 90; NAYS 81.
Amendments Voted Down.
NJ DeArmond then offered an amend
n,ert fxing the governments proportion OF
W. ovrenses NJ one-third instead of one-haf
as now required by law. This amehoii'eh'
80 orco reiected-veaS 80, nays o.
Tx. a;e,,osirsr Of ten pages of the Dill
..i+t hut slirht amendment the committee
800 and and at o'clock took a recess
,n.iI g o'clock. the evening SESSION ~ ps
for the consideration Oh
bills. xx-hitc
n,, is GOING the rounds here that
~ ~ president returned from ms Jun
shooting expedition and learned OIL 'H is o.
tion of Senator White. OF L"ulsldlia' ,, 20
sinine in the senate to fight Tor d plot!!C
10 d1lTv on sugar while he nd conii1lS-
SION as Justice of the supreme court ia us
rocket the president sent Tor the 10 W. +ba
ian and ordered him to give up one ~ His
other, The president feared scandalii t nc
Ueret1ntorv orders to Mr.. White caused the
louisiana man to wire his resignation
A silver vote <a:t'ih>'"'
Rv the way, the silver cause Thames az
o,to,. gain in the senate in the appointment
otiie p eSnrpsentative Blanchard as Senator
TIbitn's successor. Mr.. Blanchard, VINO WIZ
he sworn into the senate on Niohu% t;y',a ~
strong free coinage advocate. ,ocl@reH II
Wnite has acted all along win lhc go go
noan and has been classed among tlle
"ruckOos" OF the senate. his quallt1eS, ~
the latter character perhap9 2,as " ch6sen
along WIN his AFFINITY W4eh ne d" PraH,-lez-
for the supreme bench. Like Mr. bl""ieS'
of South Carolina, he was rewarded.
In senator Blanchard there rs no trace ~
the cuckoo" He is silver man stIal5 ~
out and nothing can sway MIN i0'--
Mr.. Bianchards retirement from the ne
rouse will make General CatchlhSS' %
Mississippi, chairman OF the rlVef ana 4aa
hor committee. and will elevate Colohel Les
ter of Georgia, to the second place on the
Annointments by the President.
washington, March 8.-The president to-
dav sent to the senate the following nomi-
nations: ,,--,,.
Darlington; Mississippi-Frank II. Foote'
port Gibson; Alabama-G. w. DugGer,
Greensboro; GecrSla-SyIVester o. FTlce'
Washington, March 9.-The president to-
dav nominated Francis NJ. Gardenhare sur
Veyor of customs for the port OF Chatta-
MOST sstmass i,ai; Mason S. Moreno
KEY West; Alabama, Albert Steinhart.
. t Ssnfa IN Edmurd O. Matthews, to be
chiSf of the bureau of yards and docks
WI Wal T;srN L. 9i wilson Of West Virginia.
Louis Green. Stevenson, Of IliinoIs; henry 1,"y
Cfowan, Of South Carolina, assistant pay
me sters in the navy
Mr.. Wilson is a son OF fepreSeh{atlEe
committee ways and means, whose
name the present house tariff bill bears
Louis Green Stevenson, Of illinois, Is the
son of the vice president and is private Sec
rotary to his father
State i5aanks Next.
Washington, March 10.-(Special) 1.-The
house passed the District of Columbia APP
propriat zion bill today and Immediately took
up the sundry civil bill. This and perhaps
two other appropriation bills will be passed
next week. The house is, indeed rushlhG
things now and making up for the time
lost on the long fight over the silver selSn-
forage bill But another long fight is to
be had when the state bank tax bill comes
up Though this was declared for in the
democratic platform. quite a number OF
democrats will fight il. Notable among
these is Mr. Springer chairman OF the
banking committee.
ILLINOIS" said he today, can derive
no benefit from this bill, as her state CON
stitution prohibits her state banks from
issuing currency. There are twelve other
states in a similar condition. Among these
is The state of Texas. Senator Mills looks
with supreme dsfavor upon such a Dill as
you southern people propose. ana ne tells
me he will fight it. l will fight 1t IN the
house.
'.i,a YOU know" the Illinois man went on.
that there are nine thousand banking in
stitutiOns in this country? How in the
world can YOU keen track of the values OF
nine thousand different notes? The truth