New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
,,ocrED1N7s IN THE HOUSE.
rur plFLOMAIIN I'M
QUESTION OF ECONOMY

,r,r DIPI IONATIC AND CONSO Ian DILL
4 QUESTION OF ECONOMY.
u.s,,rr,on. Jan. 2S-In the House TO-DAY MI
r,,,oher ,Rep Minn) called UP anu '"e -
.,,sd the bill granting right OF way 10 tne
-. xor,bsrn Minnesota Railroad rhrous" '0
anu WI Cb;nnera Indian reservations IN
Minnesota. u.hor;zne officers
- ar,s,ed men OF the Army who are mein,e' -
bs Sons of Veterans to wear the o"ue %
,.r,r,zation on all occasions OF puohc cere"'
Tho consideration of the resolution 'ep0 ~,
..rsav from the Committee on Acco'".s ~ -
o.sm lpn, \ W providing for the appointment %
V'e ,s,al on,-1ove in the document-room' gaVe
- =. aiscnssion on the increase OF lorce 'i'
nD.lar,, dem MOI read statement sho"'e
,Sa from the clerks 10 the two aooi'io"a ~Sao
Committees there had already peeh me- -
:. sovap men in the force of employees a. Oil "'
expense OF about slo.VV' ,.s 20 IN. as-
n. richardson Dem. Tenn op,ec'eu " '
..,,.,o made by the committee IN lis report mo
,,os.neressary because OF the proVisio"'
-, I,.;n,iro hill. that measure was lhhoce".
" , S.o,o uSAn PENN defended the resoiu'io
"a tod that the Printing bill was respo"s'OAe
,or tho necessity of the appointment ,
In tho course of the discussion the case VI
-. =" ~ an old Democratic employe. who was re-
tanned under a resolution OF 'he No"" .,r.aa
.oro,s came up. and Mr.. Miles Dem.' MO- 'auN'e
A. GO that according to statements 'naue ~
n..,,,,oar members, his place could not DE niieu'
~ - NJ Stone retorted that the Repuohoa"'
,,,,a -, 70 do so II they had time ! III tifeU' ~ "
.,,s .of having II thrown In our races '"~' '" ." =
.a,,,e ,,hlic money TO pay empioyes appo
~ 49, ne,nocrats and do not think we oue"' ~
80 ~ democrats this opportunity any io"ee
49,, !, ,,os.arv After further debate the Ie9o-
,.,. ror,ed from the committee was asreeo TO-
~ ,ro,ion Of Mr. Hit (Rep., lll) the Rouse "e"'
-, -" Cr,ni,tse of the Whole. MI GrosVehor
,p, ohio, IN the chair, and took up the Dipiohao
IVA Cons,lar Appropriation bill. MI h''' "
,,.,,aa rho provisions Of the DILL WHICH as "'
wocrs.rv Dem. Ky) said. was with a re" heoes-
- ,,a,,oos the same bill that is on the s'a.u'e
-, Co. ~. current year. Mr.. McCreary aoueo
49,, q, h,s ornion every change mace IN inc oh'
.s essential 70 the welfare Of the puoic
s "as 49,, -oruittee on Foreign Affairs unahi-
mously agreed TO the report .ra,nent
Tho hin u,as passed with only one ai'
nak,ry the appropriation for the renu
tecton OF American seameh ltt,orrecLed ia on the
snnIv ,o those who may be ship"recheu o "
On ,notion Of Mr. Payne N.ep., y. ~ c,ata -
vas nassed authorizing the Secretai y. Mar,ne
invite the delegates TO the , Ai.S -. fnrther con
Conference 10 reconvene IN I olG0a =, sea
sider the code OF rules OF the roao hy Mr.
d.. ~nsnimnue consent bill lntfouuocu ~ ,h.
Grow (I,ep PENN read anu - ad si0O 0n
| Committee on Education IL dpPio W. ho ousli.
for sducaton of persons that they sla'i h -.
fed to teach deaf children 10 uuei ,bs death or
Mr. UadIey Rep., Ill) annouhceu a. Dradecessol
july IL iss5 Of Frederick Kemann MP ~ S resnec;
from the XVIIIth District and as ma. ma, ~ ,norIow
the House at 2:35 o'clock ad)ourheo ui' ~