Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

=. .,.s.d on tho free nst. Mr. M
OF ofss ~, tSint." sald Mr.. Mills. ",na'
" go reached, and besides uhs''
Goa, -. rcssanr To do with the manake
a,sr, of the bin. and. OF course am "''
IN charge of IT," sa,a Mr..
o,,av' "to have the bill lad on tne '"''''
Mr. Mills: ] object
Mr. quay: Then ] will proceeu'
Afr Mills: That's all u amounts w.
Mr. Mitchell. I move that the Dill W -"
denniteiy postponed. n,,on
rns vote was taken and the "o.
aefeated-yeas. q; nays, 80 INC o..
was a strictly party vote. the three ~ Pc
lists voting with the Democrats IN
negative. AZ Petit
Mo addressed the Senate on pro.
,sc,ion for an hour, and when ne na i
eonc,,,ded Mr. Quay proceeded Win MS
remarks. -. .r.sch In
,ow monotonous voice. when. al 80
ur uoar remarked with a touch OF s'ln'
h,r,or that he thought IT very impor.ans
there should he quorum OF
,r.sert ia listen to II. There were .'e"
10, dozen senator's in the chainpe''
T-.a roll was called and forty-hye sens
tors answered TO their names linen
ouav Welded the floor. Cautiously. y,
Mr. Power who read an argument ~
favor of protective duties on wool
In the course OF speech In iasy' VI
nrn,act,on TO the wool-grower. Mr.. fener
|. suggested that a compromise DE maui
tween the wool-grower ana the Wooi-
manufacturer. and said that theh ~ IN,
| would be no difficulty about the 'ai'i 0.'
The farmers did not want, ne sa"',
he unreasonable or threatening pu' NV
| insisted that they were Just Us niu." r
! titled to protection as tne 80 New
\ were He was assured by lhe wv ~,
| tIsmnshire senators that the wool-hiahu-
| ,act,,rers Of their State favored du,S
| ON wool A similar assurance III resaiu ~
| the Observation-Disclosures OF MassaSh uoV ''
| was given by Mr. Hoar-the oniy 10y
| tions being in the case or men VINO 80
gone over to the Democratic parry 80
| vool-manufacturers or MassaShuSV,
were absolutely true and loyal 10 'h'
wool-growers. A. pe,rer
| At the close of his remarks Mr.. Penst
beId nm 10 view a sample of fine WOOL
! and appealed TO southern senators "
nrotect the industry which produced suen
| wooI LET the manufacturers ne sai,,,,
"have 30 per cent protection; give US -
! ner cent. and We will be content
AR Harris expressed the hope the SEN
| ate would make better progress to-l'''
row ~.
I'VE all hope So" said Mr. Plat. =,
| 81 am glad that we all 90 nope 80
| said Mr.. Harris, ana nope We VIZ a.
concur in these efforts move u'"' '''e
! Senate do now adjourn. .u
| The Senate (at Z. NJ adjourned uhti'
| tomorrow AT 10 O'clock.
| House OF Representatives.
| Mr.. Cultivate asked unanimous con,
| cen, for the consideration OF bul 10 ad
| the National Home for Aged ana lnurm
Colored People in the District OF Coiuh-
| hia The bill appropriateS NOV,WV OUT o'
| the moneys due the estates OF deceased col
| ored soldiers transferred TO the Freedman !
| Bureau and later deposited In the Ihlleo
| States Treasury.
The colored Republican member from
South Carolina supported the bill, but mt
| mated that he wanted the remainder OIL
the unclaimed fund in the Treasury
amounting to about sso.ooa. set apart to
found an indust rial training school TOT
the education of coiored youth.
An amendment by Mr.. Cannon. or III.
| nois as amended by MIR. Sayers, oil
Texas. was agreed To, providing that th'
| institution should not at any time D+cohs
a charge upon the Treasury of the United
| States, and making the entire expenses ol
the home a charge upon the revenues ol
the District The latte as adopted oniS
after yea and nay vote Of III to 100.
The committees were called for reports
and at . o. clock the House went into Com
mittee Of the Whole, Mr.. O'Neili, OF Mas
| sachusetts. In the chair, to further con
slider the Indian appropriation bill. Mr.
| Cannon CRepubican), Of Illinois offered
an amendment appropriating 5000 for pay
| ment of the expenses Of the Indian Com
mission appointed BY the original act o.
1892. The amendment was rejected. 81
that no provision is made for CONTINUING
the work OF the commission. After dis
posing OF twenty-seyen pages OF the oil
the committee rose. and at 5;lO oclocf
the House adjourned.