The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-23
IIrr WASHINGTON rorISs.
A New Hedge Bni to ne Reported 10 Nee
the TsrsstdeUt's Ohiectionr.

A New hedge Bni to ne Reported 10 Meet
the Prs-ident's objections.
WARRINGTON, Jan. % Representntivc Co.
vert who was the originator OF the Now YORK
and New Jersey Bridge bill in the House. says
tho veto message OF the President has teen re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce, andthe
result will probably 10 the report oi bill
framed TO overcome the objections urged
against the measure by the President. Mr..
Covert says he believes that tho presenttemper
OF the House would warrant IN attempt to
mass the rejected bill over the veto OF the
President number OF members. who gave
the bill nm interested support, arc nowready 10
pull off their coats aud do some missionary
work In its favor. II Is understood that sim
liar sentiment prevails in the Senate. Mr. Co
vert says that tho friends Of the bill after con-
RiderinR the circumstances under which twas
passed, concluded that 1t would he impractic-
ablo to try to override the Presidents veto
Tho bill as amended. was thought to meet
every reasonable demand. as 1t releRated the
whole subject to the Secretary ot War. and un-
der its provision authority WAS given him 10
dent makes objection ln his message Up
der the circumstances MIR Covert SAYS noth;
ing could be gained by passing the hil
over the Presidents veto. MS he coul then rely
upon the Secretary of War to defend the opera
tion Of the act under the authority given. The
eurest and best way to meet the OPPOSITION 70
tee report Rack II hill that will commend Itself
to the President, provided mis- objections wero
offered In good faith. The veto message goes
to the committee on the motion OF recon-
initial. and thereto 1t will not he necessary
to formally Introduce new bill In the House.
The Joint Committee on Printing OF the
House and Senate after holding a number OF
meetings. endeavored. but unnecessarily to
agree upon site for the proposed new Coy
praf1E 1oe e aSH ptsnGS y OF sne
illusions. and to that end the senate Committee
to-day reported in favor Of purchasing ground
can be- had Tor SIS, 900. and the, erection
thereon Of a six story fireproot building. at II
supervision OF tho chief OF engineers. Gen.
Casey There Is nov nm M, nnexpsndsd GTp re-
com mittee. in its bill which was reported to
the senate this morning. ask for an additional
appropriation Of s5l.Oo only.
The despatch from Des Moines Ia. that
will appear before the courts in this district
"a the representative Of Grand Master Work
man Sovereign to enioin the issue OF bonds
and partly wrong" said senator Allen this
morning. Ihaye teeRrnphed that would Join
with the counsel Of the order 10 presentinx the
have not the time. imagine Judge Cole will
come on here for that purpose II any one does.
He Is the ext Chief Justice OF the Iowa supreme
Court. the best lawyer in the state. and one OF
the hest in the Most. | believe AN Injunction
would lie against the Secretary. Tor am con-
vinced that he has not the shadow OF authority
to issue bonds but whether we could get an
preston is that the best way 70 test the sub
iect would he to bring an action against the
Letting either the interest or the principal
The total number OF fourth-clas Postmas-
thirty Eeven were to I'LL vacancies caused by
designations and deaths. Among the appoint
ments were the following:
New William II smith. South Glen Fails. vice \
Davis remoysd ,,,, ,-.. -.
II. T. Hathaway.
In the Senate to- day Mr.. Aldrich rep. r. L.
presented petitions from woollen manufacture
ers. clothing dealers. and others interested In
the woollen business. demonstrating against
the proposed reduction OF duties an woollen
lions on the same subject adopted at a mass
meeting held In N.w York sity on the ION
ployment to 100000 people and to sJOOOOo.-
UlO OF carital.
A like rem9nstrance was presented hy Mr..
OF Boston. with protest from workinGmen
EXPRESSING Indignation at the suggestion that
their signatures to such petitions were tn-
fuenced by their employers.
The application OF A. Hermann OF New York
for Assistant Appraiser Of Merchandise at he
Port OF New York was filed in the Treasury
Department this morning.
Rear Admiral Benham cabled Secretary
Herbert from Rio Janeiro c. day that Lieut.. I.
IL. NJ. Mason, executive omcer OF the cruiser
New York. was sick and would be- sent TO the
United States by way OF SOUTHAMPTON. Ad-
miral Len ham said that Lieut.. Mason was not
seriously i'll. One OF the proInotions that will
day will he that Of Lieut.. Mason to be Lieu
tenant Commander.
Secretary Carlisle to-day called for the resig-
nations,of Andrew ]. Drummon chief OF tho
Secret Service division. aud q. w. Robertson.
chief OF the redemption division. ComptrUer's
office. Treasury Department
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