New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
DOCKERY FOR ECONOM T."
THE HOUSE REFUSES TO LISTEN TO HIS
WARNINGS
uoIMANIsM FOR ONCE VOTED DOWN-THEN TIE
"EcONoMIsTS' BEGIN TO FlLlB' sTER
AGAINST THE BILL. FOR a NEW
CHICAGO POSTOFFICE
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrf UwE.i

TO TIE IRiI urfl
WASHINGTON Aug S.-This hot day In
WASHINGTON but pockery. OF Missouri. was hotter
at least when he was At his hottest. in dcnouncins
the reckless attempt Of the House OF Representi'
tlyes TO add to the burdens Of an already over
burIened Government by authorizing the Duiii'hs
OF a few public buildings where the interests
of the public service would be promoted and bene-
fred bv such structures Dockery appealed To his
fellow democrats to remember that under this Dem
ocratic Administration S0.0O0.COJ has been added
TO the interest bearing debt. and thai the money
has already been used TO pay the current expenses
Of the Government. the resources OF which are lower
even now than before the money was borrowed ana
expended. He wanted his fellow Democrats u.s.
tincty to understand that a Democratic Admlnls'
tratIon canno; afford to waste public money on new
buildings when II cannot afford TO keep in repair
and properly lighted, heated and cared Tor IN"
buildings ii now possesses. and he warned his party
associates that they were trying to do something
which If accomplished. would 10 the Democratic
party more harm than good
Ii was = most impassioned II not effective speech.
and Dockesy deserves grca, credit for delivering II
no, a day to so irrespcnsivc and unsymI"'
thetc an audience. lis fellow Democrats went right
on vo,irr as soon as ne had concluded and passed
through The COMMITTEE OF the Whole not only tho
b to increase the limit OF cost OF the nrv p"nne
tent for his speech bur also bills FOR Other new
Hginss as foll2ws NeMpor Tux, Ky o to cost s'S
$4,000. Pottsyile. Penn. &oco; Cumberland. Mo.
$1,000.
Then the Committee OF the Whole struck hs
snaS IN the shape OF Il proposition :" aHthotH' =
new public bulletins in CNicaE" AT q total roNt ~
$toVtrCl. but making appropriation 10 ptfW Nntk
thereon The economic fairly easprd hut quickly
rAllied sufficiently 10 begin ilionsier whicn th'y
kept up untN the House adjourned THIS was a
vexatious DISAPPOINTMENT 20 thr friends oi ih" h!l
for the Appraisers Warehouse IN Nr"-1o Ik. "hth
stood next on IN" list for consideration. ana - ina
friends OF the bills which had already been iaN.r-
ably acted upon ny the Committee OF ne NHol".
but nor by the House Itself
In IN, morairs hour n" resolutions agi"'l upon
yesterday by the Committee on IN" Judiciary, pr
vliing for an Investigation Of "a" chirr"i maze
against judge Kicks Of tn" United states '"uif Tor
the Northern District ohio 10y the ''nirl LABOR
Union Of Cleveland. II tn" s"qne~r1iiou ~ icrF ~
Clerk NJ tho court reported by Nj itah~}
Dem Texas and after som" criticism b. MI bt'N-
ycrnr ,Rep Ohiol who sni IN" muii'" hi'
acted in a hasty. ex-pari" manner ih"i WI"
agreed TO- A.,
Tho House vO'ed To- nou-c0ucur In ~" ac'en oi
the senate which substituted Mr. HUNS Ani'-Nnlr-
chist Immigration iii. for Mr.. stone '- ~ Nllii.S
for consular inspection 81 IMMIGRANTS ann 'h' mt
,.r vs. sent 70 couf"r"rc'.
Mr. NcGarr's Joint resolution was passed "T"',''
ms the Commissioned oi Labor - lnNr3i'. 70 .''
the eTec; * machinery upon labor. ana aiif'pr''-
Ing tlnNn therefor.