Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

~, che Ambassadors ard Attacks the
,,t,cnl Doctrine OF Protection
,mreacumcnt Idea Withdrawn.
WASHINGTON. December lo.-SEN-
ana az. Hoar Republican, presented a
.,-.,i OF Fix clubs OF colorcd men
,t,ss.chuseus FOR legislation 20 pre-
. .lvnchinc' OF colorcd people IN the
.r or. in case Congrcss has not the
,r to enact such legislation, for a
.e.uaoual amendment 20 meet the
.e.,ty. 10 was referred to the Judi
-y Committee.
,,- perer popuisO. OF Kansas. re-
....3 a bin for the proper disposal Of the
...-. Of deceased Senators and Repre-
..-..rvts who die az the capital during
3D.. sessions OF Congress; and IL was
.....l on The calendar.
t.- Call offered resolutions declaring
OIL. humanity and religion and the prin-
...son which all civilization rests de-
.r that civilized governments shall,
peaceful negotiation. or. II necessary,
f, fr.c of arms, prevent and suppress
old. .-..Ifies and massacres inflicted on
3D.. Armenian subjects of Turkey, and
...u establish an Armenian government
.., ...ruafe guarantees. The resolution
,.I.s on the table for the present.
Dr cuIom Republican), of Illinois
...r proceeded 20 address the Scna.e on
f. Monroe doctrine
r., delivery OF Mr. Cullom's speech
t..f au hour. and at its conclusion
n.rnf4f.ra offered and
..r.-l was referred 10 the committee on
.-r,..n Relations.
ar Squire introduced a bill relating 20
... personnel OF the navy. and made
t.rarks explanatory thereof. lie he
I.f fne officers should be given posi-
t.r rank ana station. ana the Whole
naval service popularilei q.
tttI-. rn motion Of Mr.. Cockieil the
s..-r adjourned until tomorrow
House Of Representatives.
o- motion OF Mr.. Dingley Ropublican)
,..rr. u was agreed that when the
... l burned to-day 10 be until Thurs
ST. Fischer Ropuhhcan). OF New YORK
f.f.l consideration of "a resolution direct
Committee on Naval Affairs Wheh
rtei. 20 investigate the reports that
.N. h.tueship Texas Is faulty i'm con-
.r.ction. and into all matters pertaining
beg cost. seaw0rthness, etc
.r motion of Mr. Crisp IL was referred
u tfs Naval Committee.
rr CAL O4epublicanl. % Massachusetts,
.ar.I the following resolution, and asked
..- immediate consideration.
Whereas. Thomas r. Bayard. United
States Ambassador TO Great Britain, ls
r---el by the London Times newspaper
tr have said i'm a public speech delivered
nm he "a y III.
f. The President stood I'm the midst
f. . self-cOnhdent and oftentimes violent
renple-men who sought to have their own
vase To took a real man 20 govern the
people of the United States; and.
Whereas said Bayard is further re-
f0-ted by the press of this country 10
Lave said in a public speech delivered in
f.inburgh. Scotland on the 7th day OF
november. 1S5: IN my own country l
ave Witnessed the Unsuitable growth Oh
form Of socialism. styled protection
.nch has done more 10 corrupt public
..e o. Danish men Or Independent mind
som pubic councils, and 20 lower the
.r. ~ the national representation than
rfta- single cause. Protection, now
.rtrolung the sovereign power OF tax
uIan. has been perverted from its proper
.rcton Of creating revenue % support
government into an engine for stlilsh
nc. aIliNil Win fNlilAllAfh.''tt' Nt-t+'
.rsts IL has thus Slapped the popular
raclercs bv giving c0rrupting lareess
political classes. and throws legislation
.-1 the political market where Jobbers
.I choppers took the place Of states
rl.' etc.. ana,
Whereas. it is not one Of the functions
l. .n ambassador 10 insult in the country
gu which ne is accedited the people he -
supposed 90 represent, and IL Is consistent
r.-her with the character OF the office
the dignity and independence OF the
people ~ the United states that their
ambassadors abroad should make violent
r.-l-an speech s ON questions relating
.o our democratic policy upon foreign
.. therefore. be- 81
Resolved That the President be, and
|e hereby is requested 20 inform the
Ii.u.. " Representatives, If not incom-
THte with the public interests what
steps, Il any. he has taken 90 ascertain
whether said Bayard made said speeches
f II be- has ascertained that he did
-rEe said speeches, what steps if any,
I. l.s taken TO recall or 90 cengure said
lararl.'
Nr Crisp objected 10 consideration Of
f.e resolution. and 10 was referred 10
'o c.mmitteo on Foreign Affairs.
PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT.
r- Barrett Republican. of Massa-
ef. offered as a matter of privilege
utors Of Impeachment agains.
Thomas r. Bayarl. United States Am
lt-alar 90 Great Britain. Following is
IHr text of the resolutions:
lo npeach Thomas T. Bayard.
United States Ambassador 10 Great
Britain. OF high crimes and misdemean-
OTIS 900 foreign ground
Whereas. tho following report OF
1fo0n delivered before the Edinburgh
philosophical Institution. 10y Hon.
Thomas b. Bayar Ambassador Of the
Hiel States ~ America at the Court
So james. is published in the London
i.iu@s under date of November s. 1879:
In0 opening address Of the Ed lurgh
Philosophical Institution was delivered
l.st n.chf by Mr.. Bayard. Ambassador
DIFF the United States who selected the
ih'e.t Individual Freedom. tho Germ
oft National Progress aud PermsnenCc.'
lr fIe own country he said he had
witnessed the Unsuitable growth Of that
.arm 0f State socialism. styled pu lection,
which hc believed had done more 20 foster
class legislation and create inequality %
fortune Goo corrupt public life TO Danish
men - independent mind and character
f-m re public councils TO lower the
zone ~ national representation, blunt
f.. public conscience. create false stand
rs in the popular mind. famiiarize 10
WITH reliance upon state aid and guard
iara.p in private affairs. divorce ethics
fm politics. and place politics upon the
W level OF mcrcenary scramble,
tr amy other single cause.