Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-16
The FEDERAL LEGISLATURE.
t Acdon Father Than Taih-Wlse
and swanson for Virginia.


. action Rather Than Talk-Wise
and swanson for Virginia.
..lNeTDN. June I5.-SENATE.-
.t. ressed to-day from the region
.... FL. that OF action on the WOOL
.l M, tariff bill. The talking
t from 1880 10 $780, but none of
presented anything very new
..4nIr. except a short one by
who made good use OF M
0. illustrate his view OF
made upon the wool industry
..trN. lie discovered In the
..-L ga keeper OF sheep. hy
ur of the ground, the hiet
mention Of hostility 70 Inc
.f.,. and he predicted that IN
.u that. "a mark would pc pS
Democrats. and they would
.. 49,. ouf. MY punishment Is
can bear" This and other
rae.. and quotations were
...r.i Or the Republican Side
.f and iu the galleries.
many votes were taken upon
.4 rcl on the Republican
r.t,nhcr. ana while all of
.r..uis were rejected. one OF
very near being carried. IL
m,nt offered by Mr.. PETER
fte Mckinley classification
ls Dcduccd 30 per cent?.
ln.u 10 Was-yras, *; nays
i,lr Populists voting In the
when thr Senate adjourned
Iment ~ Mr.. PETERS was
.f an WoOlleu manufactures
ta. been taken on the Jones
f. strike out the House para
wool on the dut.able list,
has the amendment been
tGr vote in detail upon the
"l.t above referred TO:
Allnch. Allen, Allison,
Cull0m. Davis. Dolph,
Galiiuger Hansbrough.
us. Hoar. Jones of Nevada,
Mcmillan. Manderson,
cau. Morrill, Patton. Pef-
Nafl Power. Proctor. quay.
.l. Stewart, and Teller-53.
Eate Berry, Blackburn,
.rr.. can. Cockrell. Coke,
...t George. Gibson. Gordon,
Ulnion. Jarvis. Jones of
-Iy. Mcl.aurin. Martin.
Palmer, Pasco. Push,
oh. smith. Turpie. Vest.
Walsh. and Whites.
.4uoulcsd for all the ab-
.acv bin fof printing eX-
other items was passed,
after a short executive
.le GdjOurncd TIL to-mor-
81
H.r of Representatives.
offered to-day by Rev. Il.
son Of Representative
r.TGUff,- appgiufpi "A DOSf
President Cleveland. The
az once called for re-
rae bills reported was one
t.O4ing al Chicago, and one
erection OF a government
.r one II The public reser-
rr city OF Washington. Mr..
...uriel solution from the
Rules directing the irme-
raiion Of the Indian appro-
under the fivc-minu,e rule
a when the previous q1es-
considered rs ordered on
.n.udWcnts and on the pas
.I i{v "A vote OF iZ6 20 50
maud for the previous
.- conded. but on the pas
r,soiufion the Republicans
m v0f.nS-the vote being III
s and nays were ordered,
cas-. l76: nays. 10: present
r. :. SO the resolution was
l,r declared the House In
the whole, and the reading
"f, bGun. In accordance with
.'ue that the agreement for
. t-nLsly made should be re-
'' drRae lDemOcraD. or Ar
fiF a half an hour 10 oppose
~ The bill directing the
Icy. ine credit Of the Indian tribes
IT,. 'i'n the books OF the Treasury
aln non-paying state bonds
ani thercupon they shall be-
if3Iefty OF the United state.
... sid by the Secretary OF the
I. These are The bonds and stocks
I'd i certain indian tribes, upon
~ has not been paid, ana
in coniroycrsy. amounting 10
Nt over {s.0oo. 900 Mr.. Mctae ce-
'- proposed legislation.
... H"aHsOn and Wise oppossd the
u. .rhouncing IL as a foul WRONG
b.. e - Virginia 10 take these
.r, sl ~ deny "a settlement OF the
i.f.. .he state against the Generai
q ..t. They said the United STATES
.ste,s 20 Virginia not only Tor
lh. inaie for the general defence
var Of 1872. but for tl29ooQ ad-