The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-02
VOL. s-NEN sLkIES No 27S

orot interpolatlons by senator's on
citber nde brought out an ex-
mansion OF the Colorado senator
COWS and drew out as weh the
examination from Senator German that
Yesterday when he (as 1t might nave
hcon, used the word revenue" measure,
with the understanding that such would
be placed on an appropriation DILL ne
meant to use the word money Mr.. Cor
man disclaimed any proposition 10 place
on an appropriation bill bill TO raise
revenue. MIR. Teller said no legislation
would 90 on the appropriation bill with
his support. The putting on an appro-
puatlon Bill. ne said, OF provision Tor
borrowing money is vicious, and ought TO
be prohibited by the Constitution
MIR Teller was appauded upon con-
Guiding his speech, the peroration Of which
was delivered with much impressiveness.
Singuiarly enough, the applause began on
the floor. Senator Mitchell starting H.
and the galleries were not slow in showing
a sympathetic chord OF approval so that
the presiding officer felt called upon TO
lecture them.
DiPBICATFD THE ATTACKS.
The financial BIZ for the day was closed
by a short speech from Mr.. Call Dem.,
Fla). who deprecated the attacks made
upon the President and the Secretary OF
tho Treasury, although he declared nm
self q believer in the free coinage OF
silver.
The credentials OF Senator Chandler
for lis second term were presented DIV
his colleague. Mr.. Galhuger, and placed
on NE. This action Us supposed 10 mean
that the differet ces that have existed
be .wccn the two New Hampshire sena-
tors from d time beyond the coming 10
the Senate OF Or. GalEnger, have been
settled
MORE or RHUBRN's ABsUBDITIEs.
Mr. Allen Nop., Neb) presented what
he called "the credentials OF Warren >.
Reese az senator-clect from the State OF
Alabama" and asked that they be placed
or file.
The VIce-President: "They will be
placed on file
W- Allen: Il ask that they be read"
The paper was read. II consists OF
s1uare parchment, on which is written,
within border lines Of red ink, the iol-
lowing:
state of Alabama,
Executive Department
"This is to certify that on the 2sth day
Of November in the year of our LORD, lS9i'
Warren =. Reese was duly elected by the
LEGISLATURE of Alabama senator 10 repre-
sont said State IN the Senate of the
s.
commencing the attn day Of March, 1888.
witness, His EXceleucy, our Gov
ornor. II. f. KOlb, and our seal herewith
affixed at Montgomery, Ala, TINS oth day
Of December, 1894
(SigneD X. i. KOLB, Governor"
-. G.. FONVILLE, Secretary of Staie.'
Mr.. Gray: Il move that that commu-
nicaton be referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections"
Mr.. Allen: Let it take the usual
course
Mr.. Gray: what is the usual course?'
Air. Allen: ITO have them placed on lie,
AS other credentials are. l DO lot know
that credentials go 10 the Committee on
Privileges and Elections unless there is a
contest
MIR. Gray: 81 DO not know that TO be the
ueual course for a communication Of that
kind The reference which / proposed
would be the proper disposition OF L.
MIR. Allen: 1T does not occur TO me
that that is proper at this time. II
contest comes UP, / suppose that the Cohl-
miUee on Privileges and ElectlohS VIII
have to consider It."
MIR. McLaurin Dem, Miss) inquired
whether the document mad the State seal
attached.
mir. Allen: '"There is no seal"
Air Nfciaurin. Does 1t not purpose
TO have a seal attachedy
Nlr Allen: Eyes, but as n matter of
fact. there is no seal attached to the Gre
dcntials. / ask the Senator from bela-
ware TO Withdraw his motion. and allow
the credentials 10 lie on the table Tor
the present, as / propose TO address the
Senate on the subject next week The
whole question can De disposed OF at That
time"
AIR. GRAY assonting the paper was laid
on the table.
Crhc seat claimed by Mr.. Reese is the
one 10 which Senator Morgan has been
reelected. and for which his credentials
are now on file.
The conference report on the army ap-
propriation biz was presented ana agreed
to.
The Presidents veto message on the bill
for a railroad right OF way through the
ella Reservation was presented, read
and referred 10 the Committee on Indian
Affairs. with "A bill prepared by Mr. Stew
art. avoiding the Presidents objections.
The Senate at $50. went into executive
session. and few minutes later auJourn-
ed until tomorrow.