Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

tried TO secure unanimous consent foi
the consideration Of hill 10 reclnssib
tho railway mail service 80 AZ TO increase
the number Of classes from dye to seven
aud fixing the maximum salary to bt
paid IN each ineiancc.
Mr. Bynum. Democrat. Of Indiana
demanded tae regular order. and Mr..
Richardson. Democrat Of Ttsincsscc
called IN the prlvilegcd resolution foi
printing The enlosleN on tho late Rcprc
sentative Lillcy II Pennsylvania. II wal
MIR. McCreary reported the DIPLOMAT,
and consular anNroprintion bill,
Tho sneaker then recognized Mr
lascfli thp delegate from New Mexico
10 move The passnge Of the I'LL ioi
suspension of The rules Aftcr n fow
minutes, II being apparent that the Dem
ocrats alone could not nulHtcr q quorum
Mir 1oscph withdrew the bill, aud tht
house went Into committee OF the whole
on The pensiou approximation bill;
Mr. Deliver Republican, OK Iowa
took the floor He would not have o.
trudcd himself IN the debate, ha mid.
Wt.ro no not n rtt9ipt OF lgttrrA COM
planning IN terms that excited his syn.
nathy with the present manngrmrnt of
tho nenHion nilcr
NrrIicpburn, Rcnuhllcnu, OF Iowa do
clared that tho lale Confederate States
contributed not one dollar tp the payment
Of ppnaons or tho StaOnnn0ll liner
mn rtvunup taNc0. the South pnid loss
than SlOiW.O00; 1l lhg SilNVluihM cns'
toms receipts the south paid bAi Sht.h-
900; nl tho miscellaneous recVipiH l'sa
tlan S2,OOO.o00, "Sn Tint" enii he nd
drtsaing tlr Southern mcnhsrS '1yu
contribute icss than Slh.ONOoQn 90 tue
revenues NJ the government How 40
yon gVl that hHol,f Nihe millian reWrna
"a sugar bounty, i've million IN pcnNons
and live million ns y dchclt ~ n3HWl
receipts You. therefore, receive back
five milton more than yau contribute.
Non conlrihuiO not cent 10 Nnrthrrn
pensions. What difference does V mnko
10 Won what We do with dur own
money 2" dlopuh,lrnn applnuscA
Mir. Nnloc. Democrat Of lNnncsaee,
who followed, SAID thorr wns always
one great DILIGENTLY la DISCUSSING the p'n-
rlnn hills \ lHrEu amount OF money
WINS involved, q large number % VOTES
were involved. consequently ihero WIS
a strong temptation for The dOmhEoHur
io exercise hts calling BcoaNae inc
! Dcsnovmtio administration snurht "a
/ strike from the ncnNiuns these Whn Wnrg
entitled uulther % The gnvrmmen. :
1 gratitude nor itH hnuuty, the NenWhll.
| uins nssniled HE president secretary OK
! the interior aud Commissioner luulirrn.
I A. an nviiOnDe of the existence OF fraud,
/ MIR EnlOc said therc had been seventeen
! convictions OF pension 'lniMA NHNnt0 W
manufacturing Testimony w pension
cneca
Mr. lcnloo had read letter from
| Commissioner iuehrcH undor date o.
/ March .. 1891, nyinn Mat tlrre vert
/ hclwcon clghi and frn thousand ponWof
cases M present under invnsiigaNoi
wher there WIS strong nroHnmpllrH eNl
| len1r of fraud,
Sir. Tawnry dtepnlhlcnul Of Minnie
sofia continued the dehntr in oWnsiuni
10 the pension policy Of thr adminlr'ra
lionl
Alr. Baldwin democrat Of Minneteii
gnVr . humorous description of ihe wa
do9g of The other side Mr.. llolllNer
Who was ouly prevented from charging
nn iho seiricl ranks of rebellion nud Pc
inr uushHuod on the ucnsmn roll 10y
NJ tender youth. Cannon, whose OIL aye
thirty years ago enabled HIN 40 nschp'
the draft. and plrklcr who now refuHe'
10 smunih tho front ~ grim viahgel war
''ln tho name Of Tod aud rnuerinl
people, ha concluded. Net ~ huv'
pparcr daughter aud apnlnuscl
Mr.. Cannon concluded the debate ~
tho afternoon w The course OF hi
spacch he drew N,en ilArR iutn u mos
subtle call0quy. Mr., Cannnna pnrnoa'
belng "a commit Gen BlAeii 70 the lnt
tnr's dnini0n Of Mr.. Clevolnnd'a ren.lof
policy An hia hnofar however, nYaibd
lin not The committee then arose, nnc
the house at , O'Clock adjourned