The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-11

they had majority In the House, and
could pass tariff bill
lie doubted. however. N they would do
this. They would probably say 70 the
people that they did not have sufficient
power, and ask them to weit He asked
them 10 be honest and pass bill, and not
10 say that " was useless on account OF
the Senate and the President.
Regarding the speech OF Mr. Bayafd, ne
had no doubt II was n clear ana able ar
Rumcnt against the doctrine OF protection,
ana he acquitted him OF any charge OF
wanted 20 impeach Mr.. Bayard they must
also impcach majority Of the American
people. Democratic appiause) ,,-,.,.
~ the end OF a long debate. Mr.; Crisp
motion TO refer the resolution 10 the COM
miitee on the Judiciary was rejected
ayes. so. noes. 206.
Mr. Crisp asked vote by yeas and
nays and u was taken r'Su''ils -S'a9'
AS ADOPTED
The question REQUIRED on the following
amendment 10 the resolution proposeu
by Mr. Barrett. and IL was adopted
And whereas. in a public speech os1 os1
livered ut Boston. England, on the, "a
day of August. 1885. the said Bayard Is
reported 10y .he press OF this country 10
The president stands in the midst
OF a strong, self-confident, and often
times violent people men VINO oesre 10
have their own way. and who need 10
have that way frequently obstructed,
and ! tell you plainly II taxes a reai
man 10 govern the people OF the uhlleo
States" 1T. ..
the words bv Impeachment or other
wise" was agreed 70. and the resolution
as thus amended was adopted without
A munger Of Democrats were observed
TO vote aye, and but few noes were
heard. .,,
the preamble 10 the resolution "ould De
considered Withdrawn.
Sneaker Reed announced the appoint
ment OF the following Committee on Ac-
counts: Mr.. Aldrich. OF llllhols, cn,ur
man. Messrs Odell, New York, Mccall
tennessee. Tracy, Missouri, and Long.
Kansas. Republicans. and Messrs. husk'
MARYLAND. and Price. Louisiana, Demo-
Gratis. ..,s.. 80,
Mr.. Dinglev (Rep). Of Maine adjourned
until Thursday.
The Senate.
Mr. Ioar ReP). presented eer a IN mgn,op's Massa-
chuecfte for legislation 10 prevent
'Ivnching" Of coored people IN the
South. or ia case Congress mas hol tno
power TO enact SUCH legislation 40, la
stitutional amendment 10 meet the diil-
II was referred to the judiciary Com
Mr.. Pener Pop). OF Kansas reported a
bill for the proper disposal OF 'he re-
mains Of deceased senators ana iepIe-
sentatives. who die at the capital durins
the sessions Of Congress; ana IL was
placed on the calendar.
Mr. Call offered resolutions declaring
that humanity and religion ana the
principles on wh'1h all civilization rests
demand that the civilized governments
snail. by peaceful negotiation. or If ne
cessary. by force OF arms, prevent ana
suppress the crueities and massacTes IN
nicted on the Armenian subjects of Tur-
key. and shall establish an Armenian
government with adCQrate guarantees.
The resolution was laid on the tabie 1or
the present.
Mr. Culom Rep). OF Illinois. then pro
ceeded 10 address the Senate on the Mon
roe doctrine.
The delivery Of Mr.. Culloms speech
occupied an hour, and at its conclusion his
resolution heretofore offered and report
ed was referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
THE NAVY.
Mr Squire introduced a bill relating 10
the personnel Of the navy, and made
few remarks explanatory thereof.
lie believed the officers should be given
positive rank and station and the whole
naval service p0pularized.
At ! so. on motion of AR Cockrell, the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow
The following nominations were sent
TO the Senate to-day by the President.
Colonel Zenas Randall Bliss. Twenty
fourth Infantry 10 be l}Iigadier- General.
Colonel John }. COppingcr. Twenty
third Infantry, to he Rrigndicr-General,
and a long list OF army and navy pro-
motions. etc.