The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27
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sHtN"ru> I-h .1-Ths e1nsis
gave another aay y Ito ssbdr, ci,n
BAL ~iih"ai completing " aud vitsOai
'Aiing up the vital polnt. oono<.ninS
I hnAnsiAl irsislsilon. The impor,ant
fsAisIrs ..f siA- a.. -. . -S--.~ .As-~
bounty question. r~.uitins la the sse-
-, oi tho.e advocating tho pay nent
II The bouni. prrmaiurr,y cut 80 by
the enactment 80 the tarl~ ias Tn~
proposed bounty Aggregate. o. - nec.
a. stated IN t.I- amend B-nt. adopted.
but NJ. Mitchell gave lE .. b.. h-lies
that ~ would r.as. ts.ppu A
point 20 order Vas made againss
the amendment. but the senate
: voted q IA order by Q vote o'
J L. 10 u. After that The .urc-s, 90 the
bounty proposition "a. Assured. al
though effort. were made To Load 10
Z down with FREE oliver Amrndme nts sni
'hiAfE lFRIf~AAa"NN IN f1ifH> ti
, TIT debat-. Mr. Gorman warned tho
senate Ihat ihi. bounty proposition
would add L. ~at.ting d~nri~nci~s
which h~ said would r-Arh s.BsagsU
, for III" pr-s-nt Year. Th~ fnsi sos~s
= uu the bounty proposition showed tho
:. friends of the amendment very strong.
:, And they carried the amendment ~asily.
:. Mr.. fry". of Maine. succeeded IN
Carrying sn important amendment.
providing for retiring h.t for tho
. revenue marine service. in order to re-
I, tire many aged officers who have done
:. good service And " ho now stand In the
way nf promotion.
Mr. GornAn Nd Dem and Mr..
;. Berry Arb. Dem. had Q brisk s,-
T, change of p-rs"naiiti-. over tim,,~r In
-p.ciors Who had been denounced by
>, Mr.. Gorman a. political fAtorIt-.. Mr..
:. Wolcott also made q severe arrAign-
). m-nt 81 timber inspectors
Mr. Huar. OF Mas.ac chus~tts. discuss-
=. ing the sugar bounty Amendment said
g. the beet sugar interests were entitled
10 the bounty. bot the cane interest OF
-, Louisiana was not. ne its senators had
voted against the sugar bounty On the
- final vote in the senate. when o eingis
vote would have retained tho bounty
4. This was n binding obligation on
ed Louisiana. and IL pr-clud~d her from
az coming here and claiming Q bounty
~ that their representatives had re-
= jected. IL had been said Louisiana
r.. was willing TO yield her bounty In o.
- ds, 70 strike down the manufacturer
III - ..rt that this SXffeetN.E2Iid Sr~s
too serious q statement aGninet tn
20 state. But whatever the reason, Louis
nv lana had herself abolished the boonf
by her votes in the Senate, ana sh
l.iu of This ah1lttlO
,c.. now.
Mr.. Hoar went into . tariff sp~ec
~" and declared that IL the sages At IN
!, other end of the Capitol, and the % q
w At the other end 81 the avenue -
* Cleveland had their way for two year
80 cotton would be down 10 3 cents y
pound,
Tn. final vote wa. then taken II
question Was divided. the vote bein
:" upon tn. proposition for bounty q
ooL sugar produced prior 10 the passage
th. taria act. and II Was agreed
yeas. 81: nay., 81.
IN. vote Was then taken on the Il
- branch of'he sugar bounty amendme
-, for an aggregate bounty VI e5!OoO
and il was agreed 10, yeas, 81; M.
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AIRY.
X in wXsHISGros, Feb. 2s.-Ths Hot
d in adopted a special order today unt
AIDED which the day. until 8 30, vas given
and IN. committee on labor and to-morr
four will be given TO the committee On p'
and lie buildings and grounds. Ao~t of
ouse, time va. occupied m The rJnslcernt
was and passage Of ia. bill providing 10
itary board Of conciliatiOn and arbiirst
The lin case Cancellation failed TO nedi
" A. and sattI. differences between CONN
! hull carrier and their employess-
The bill vas criticised by Mr.. Di
cred. ley on the ground that the d~cr~ea
ss in the srbi;rators which. by iis te'
bsyo- we're 10 be enforced By the nited 81
ured. courts could be enfo-~<d as aga
: left the transportation companies,
night not against the employees !
q and objection WAS met by Mr.. M~CI~ar
other Missouri, who pointed out that the
guard pIoyes were treated by the ter ns o'
it fur act. as far as possible, as members {
Lding incorporated body.
= mob Mr.. Bartlett Democrat oS
artery York. protested against what he
r and I'd the hasty consideration of the
9 va. put 10 was passed without division
cry j. A bill Was Also passed 10 psoyid
o-mOr- the publication of the builsrins 9
a lee Department Of Labor, and also q
rhreats aid the Baltimore exposition 10 b.
will be in 1891.
The remainder os the day VI
voted TO eulogi~s on the life and !
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