New-York tribune., 1895-02-24

ways characterized hin. That Senator was about
to leave the Senate and naturally desired to hn,sh
parted with him they would part with as courteous
and genial g nt!eman as had ever occupied seat
Colorado CIr. wolcoiu. he performed his duty. said
Mr.. Chandler sarcasticay according to TIE light
Senator was just as anxious for the passage OF the
Pooling bill IN the interest Of the money lenders ana
Tor the passage of Free Silver Coinage Dill IN me
interest Of Colorado and the Northwest so MI Mr.
are all patriots we are all public SPIRITED cit.zens @
and we always dea with every question that comes ONE,
before us from the best of motives, ana only seek
Ing the public good"
Coming to the question of the Pooling Dill MT
road competition. the authorizing Of all the rail
roads in the country to put all their net earnings
earnings all the money which they needed to cor
islature and every avenue Of public life. He pre-
dicted that neither in this Congress nor III any
Mr. Woicott cRep'. coi2 replied to Mr.. Chandler
That Senator he said had brought into his speecn
certain quantity OF personal references somewha, ,
uncalled for. The Senator from South Carolima aroma
Mr Butler, sond psrhSpsS SnfHrT shf and he
only hoped that it would not injure nm at ms NOME M
Ensw wba an Immense stock Of the Senator
from New Hampshire had on hand for 'hr ne mo 10
5S ageT not iha' .hai Nohng that
could say as to the imputation OF motives VT,.d h
said that he did his duty according TO the lignt
that was given him That was n fb
Sona,e % 70 the character of lght that had been
given him He had KEEP aeK ib b f@r nqoT !ne from rm
New Uampshire had addressed the Senate. on the
2Oth ne had spoken twenty-three times: on NE
18th thirteen times: the 18th. ten times; on the
18th. eleven times: on the l+tn seventeen en-, tines
and on the 18Th. thirty-seven times u do not care
Mr. Woco;t added TO go INTO the ncr,i ne H.. OF i Ih1s
try where these railroad properties are owned do
not protec; them and if the represent aiives
OF that section FIND Il consonant with their duty to
vote ag9inst taking Up ana discussing this measure,
| certainly do not care. The existence of the law
prohibiting pooling has worked ncdculable mischief
Eastern States do not care TO rais" TINS question
here at this time. t,ose of ne who live in ihe "eFi
In closing the discussion (Which hal al taken
place on the Indian Appropriation DID Mt bu,ieT
denounced the statements made by Mr. chandler
agans; railroad men who were pressing the bill as
a calumny and sl9nder. ~
The consilera;ion OF the Indian Approximation b,l'
reported from the Conmittee Of the Whole t. the
Senate. Al the amendments agreed 70 in Com'nii-
tee Of the Whole agreed 10 In the senate. hut
the D. still Omen u ne" amendments.
Mr; Hn Dem. \. - Offered an amendmen; -
enable the Secretary OF the Interior to nrgotiai"
on behalf Of the Indians on the Catiaraugus ana
Alegany reservations in New orS a me rights
not 20 exceed s. m AGRA. ani anprorriainS N"lAo
Mr. Petigrew offered an amendmea, - Mr HES
belonging 10 the indians sh,ll he expended or used
for the pur7osc without their consent
Mr. HE amendment as thus amended was adop'"t
The Indian Appropriation biI was then passed
and the Suniry Civil Aopropriq ton bil. taken
up and became the unfinished blsine'a.
Mr.. Villas ID m. Wis) of.ere1 ~" usual rcsolu-
tons in respect 20 TIE death Of the late Repre-,
10. Eulogics Of Nj Shaw were delivered hy Se---
:ors N,las. Eurrow7 Nsn.. Mich). Blnnchara Dem.
WIS.,. and then at G:5. the Senate aiiournel IT,
Monday a. II a. IN.