Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Fcb. 5.--In the opening
of the senate this morning the chaplain
made a touching nllusion to the lif. ssy-
vices aud death of Mr.. Childs tie Phila-
delphia Nphilanthropist. while the
tolling bell tells of the passing Of noble
soul from the earth" said he, we bless
thee for the country and the natl nal
life in which and through which % boy,
born in poverty and obsourity. Dy in us
Try, temp rance aud frugaity lifted hiu-
self to uiiiuence aud power, a 10 sh d
henehroncc upon every hand nclu ing
the happiness 10y grace and kinIliucss o
nature, enricMug all mems lives W IN
whom he came la contact. w rem i'r
thee deyout gratitud in this tn fttAcrly
love displayed through such care. we
pray that the lessons of this uaa's He
will be read by kindly aud reytr mt
hearts, by the yOung men of Oh whole
nation, and 50 may the mans death BE-
richer In It's eff cts than even the BEN
ilicenca and sweetness of his life.
4 resolution from the Massachusetts
legislature protesting against the cotton
schedule of the Wilson bill wera laid b.
fore the senate and were referred
The Federal election bill was then
taken mp.
Senator Hale presented a resolution re-
citing that the representatives Of various
industries and lahoring men desired 10 be
heard for the purpose of presenting their
objections to the Wilson bill and direct
opportunity To all persons presenting IN
terests affected and industries OF the nco-
pie to be heard by the committee before
il shall report TO senate.
II do not ask for immediateacuon on
the resolution said Senator Hale, Il
do not know that there Will be any I'M
Mediate necessity for It's passage, or Tor
the senate To act upon H. W nhleNNr
may be reported hope the committee
ON fiuance in treating win inc slANest
of subjects that becomes before II VIII
not decline a hearing. Therefore, l ask
that the resolution bee aid on the tame
and | will call IL up in the near future
for the purpose Of making some remarks
senator Chandler finished his speech
during which ne said: I'VE turn now
from the question OF money 70 nc su'
prrior position Of man ana ms hDertg;
| the banks and tariffs, and Stocks anu
| trade. Let them rise or let them lhli'
| Freaslom IS ihe common heritage. lhe
! controversy over silver and bonds are
| incidontni the vigilance 70 protect llEes
/ OF the citizens and freedom the purity
I and honesty of suffrage Is yilRl ana must
be eternal it the renuuIc ~ 70 ANts.
/ II wish to speak briefly in bohaif OF
the colored people Of the country who
stand sadly IN need OF nauqliai con
/ sheraton and national protection
Twill The senator say. ,inierrlpioa
| senator Palmer. that the laws whien
| are now sought 70 be repeated have Sc
| cured to thu coiored people rights Wmeh
/ he claims for them
] After a lively tilt between me w" sen
atnrs, senator Chandler continued.
He reviewed the anil-war history 81
the country. alluding TO the atlelnpu
made by the Democratic party "a reerht
wears 10 secure the repeal Of tne FeIelhi
election laws. Should they coniihus
where is the Democratic. party 70 stop
] IL tomorrow II repeats the eleetloh ilm n;
which was adopted 10 carry mo ehee ne.
i.the fifteenth amendment VIII tney NJ ~
repeal the fifteenth amendnen, als ti..ii.
they take any suffrage run tne n n,.fs
man will they not also niue " , ILL.,,
| rome TO reduce the black man su"s''in
tally 10 a kind of slavery a..
Continuing. he expresse1 IeIiSt Ky
DIRECTIONS on the Republican SIDE oil tlis
question, referring cspeeisiiy 20 sNA ~
tewari. whom. he said aiinoush ~
author Of the fifteenth aneh1 ne ~. i l,,s
Inc leader IN the movement 70 pass H.
statute Of May rs. 1870. the most VAN
able portions Of which are ~ DC ~