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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
ALVEY FIGHT
In the British House OF Commons Over
the Land Rating Bill.

the Land Rating Bill.
LONDON, June 3o.-The house OF
commons sat throughout the night de-
batting the agricultural land rating bill,
intended TO lessen the taDa ton on as-
riculturaI land. The debate proceeded
quietly until o'clock In the morning.
The government kept its forces well in
hand and ensuring majority Of over
$50.
After midnight the excitement In
creased as the different clauses were
carried under the cloture rule. The
Liberal leader, Sir William Vernon Har-
court. denounced the methods which
the Conservative leader. Mr.. Balfour.
was adopting in order TO extricaic the
government from the mess into which
it has fallen through making too many
election promises and over-weighting
itself with important bills. which, like
the education bill recently sifelved for
repairs 1t has been unable 10 carry IN
spite OF Its overwhelming majority. a
fact for which the leadership of Mr.. Bal.
four has been greatly blamed.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, chancellor
OF the exchequer. angrily rNtorted that
the opposition was the most factious
ever seen and asserted that its tactics
were rapidly reducing parliamentary
proceedings to little more than farce.
Mr.. James H. Daniel. Liberal, ac-
cused Lord Hugh Cecil. Conservative,
fifth son Of the Marquis OF Salisbury,
Of deliberate and organized interference
with the debate. Aslsf. :
The speaker was appealed to, but he
declined to interfere beyond exhorting
the members TO be more orderly during,
debate. n
a little later, Mr.. Dalzen ciiaracterlz-
ed Sir Michael Hicks Beach's speech as
being s"impcrtinent," whereupon there,
were cries OF Withdraw" ,.y 8
The speaker suggested that Mr.. Dali
zell had not intended to be offensive in
his remark and after some more sktr-i
mishlng. another clause OF the bill was
closured. ~. 8
This brought forth another storm OF
derislve shouts from the opposition, and
DR.. C.. X. D. Tanner, Irish Nationalist
was heard to shout Sag" For this the,
member was warned from the chair. s
Mr.. Chamberlain, colonial secretary,
did not remain through the night, but
took hts departure after the first diyis-
lon, leaving Mr.. Balrour to conduct the
struggle on behalf OF the ministry with
such help Us he could get from Mr.
Chaplin, president OF the local govern
ment board and other members Of the
government Sir William Vernon Har-,
court was one OF the last to leave the
chamber. ~
The bill was finally reported to the
house at about s O'Clock and third read
Ing was fixed for Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

LONDON, June 30.-The Morning
Post has an editorial which says:
There Is nothing In Mr.. McKinlcy's
reply to TIC committee on notificat ton
to preclude lMs being party to a COM
promise similar to that by which the
Sherman silver purchase act was pass
ed. Tariff agitation Is certain and with
that comes the opportunity of the silver
men to make further drafts upon the
treasury. This state OF things gives
an opportunity TO the Democrats OF
which there Is no prospect before the
Republican caucus. II the eastern DEM
ocrats act resOlmely together next
week may witness remarkable
change In the scene" z5.5s7l
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Special Dispatch to tllO 1niellIgcnccr.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
PARKERSBURG, ". Va. June co.
The Democratic clans from over the
Fourth district are assembling here rap
idly and preparing for to-morrow's
struggle. The hotel lObbles are crowd
ed with delegates and those who have
come as spectators to witness the IN
tcresting proceedings. The aides OF
the various candidates for Congress
gre buttmholing each delegate who
arrives and the scenes before the bat
tie are OF considerable interest to the
on!ooker. Walter Pcndleton, OF Roane,
seems to be In the lead and his friends
claim his nomination on the second bal
lot, allowing for many complimentary
votes on the first ballot.
Rankin Wiley. OF Mason. claims ey-
erythlng in sight. while Holly Arm
strong, OF Jackson. conseryatively
states tlsRt he viii have ninety-four 20
begin with.
II. C. Jackson, member Of the aris-
tocratic Jackson family, OF this city,
Is looming up as dark horse.
Pendieton, however, leads in the race,
with Wiley following and Armstrong
third.
The contesting Marcum and Harvey
delegations from Cabcll are on the
ground and the same old Point Pleas
and fight OF two weeks ago will be
gone through with again. The Harvey
delegates will probably be seated, but
the Marcum forces will die hard. Worse
trouble than WAS pSDsrfenc,fi Mt point
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
INCREASED PAY
For Postnnstcrs In West Virginia Show.
Ing the Growth ut Towns.


Ing the Growth OF Towns.
Special Dispatch TO tho Intelllgcnccr,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3O.-The
thirteenth annual readjustmcnt OF pres
ldcntIal postmastcrs' salaries was made
public to-day by the first assistant post
master general 10 take effect July !,
The changes for West Virginia were as
follows: Bluctield. Ciarkshurg, Fair
mont and SIstcrSvlllc advanced from
third 10 second class. Increases: Blue
field from $500 to $1,000; CIarksburg
from $l,gO0to $500; Falrmont from 81 900
10 $1,000: LcwlsburE from 81, 100 to 81, 200:
MOrgantown from 81 800 to Sl,70O: Point
Pleasant from $1,000 TO 81 400: Sisters
VILE from Sl,70O 10 500: Buolshannon
from $1,000 20 $1,000; Elktns from si,1OO
To $l,iO0; Grafton from $l,7OO to 81. 500.
Mannlngton from $500 TO 81. 600: Pied
mont from 1900 Ia $1,000; Roncrvert
from Sll00 to $1,000. Decreases: Alder
Son from $l.l00 to $1,000. Kcyscr from
$1,000 to 81 400: Charlost0wn from $1,000
to $1,000; New Cumberland from $l,4OO
to s., 800
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WASHINGTON. d. C.,Juuc 3O-Pres-
idant Cleveland left Washington this
morning Mt o'clock over the pcnngyl-
wanna rnlroRd. The President waR ac-
c0mpanlcd by Private Secretary Thur
her. who viii be with him during the
summer At Jersey City the President
viii 20 aboard the private yacht oneida
and VIII snil for BuazarlS Bay. All exec
utlvt business viii br transacted Mt
Gray Gables during the summer, but Of
iiclal announcements aa heretofore, wilt
be mndc from the executive mansion III
Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

PHILADELPHIA. June educational
Democratic Chairman William +. Ilnr-
rrity left for Chicago on the Pcnnaylya-
nin limited ut noon to-day. He will nr-
rive In Chicago tomorrow morning and
will preside ut u o'clock at meeting
OF the subcommittee having charge Of
the arrangements for the convention.
The national committee. will meet at
the Palmer House at L. o'clock on Mon
day next to consider the preparation
OF the temporary roll. the distribution
OF tickets and the choice OF II temporary
chairman.
Charles r. 1ngersoll and Charles p.
Donnelly, local Democratic leaders, 10
on the same train with Mr. IIarrIty, us
the advance guard OF the Pennsylvania
delegation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
HARRITY GIVES IT UP.
And Vice PrssILrnt Stevenson Is "Out or
Politics"

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 3O.-Na-
tlonal Chairman HarrIty. enroute to
Chicago for the Democratic convention.
tonight saId that the outlook for gold
standard plank Is not as favorable aS
heretofore. and TINT the silver men
would probably dominate the conven-
tion and put their MN in nomination
for President. lie added that such re-
suit would mean hard fight In No.
rember. Whatever the outcome, the
Pennsylvania delegation would not bolt,
but abide by the decision OF the conven-
ton. He would not say whether Rob-
ert E. Pattlson's name would be placed
before the convention as candidate for
the presidency, but said the ex-governor
was certainly the unanimous choice Of
Pennsylvania.
Vice President Adlai f. Stevenson nlso
passed through the city for the west to-
night. He positively refused to be In
terviewed politically. saying he was out
OF politics and with his family was go
Ing TO their home to spend the summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
In the cotsl1 Trial at AEron-A Female
Detectire's Work.


AKRON. Ohio. June S0-Just before
the state was ready to rest its case In
the Cotell trial this morning. Deputy
Sheriff Hart was called to the stand
and the most dramatic sensation OF the
trial was sprung. Hart gave the de-
tails OF a conversation last night be-
tween Cotell and n myEterIous woman,
who has been visiting the prisoner ev-
cry day for q week. During this con-
vcrsation Cotell admitted his guilt and
gave all the details OF the crime as In
his previous conversations, which he
has since repudlated.
The woman has been IN the employ
of the state, and by bringing fruit and
flowers and by various other feminine
ways has secured the confidence OF Co
tell. Last night four deputy sherIns
concealed themselves In the corridor
and the woman wormed 1.-The state
mcRt out OF Coteu. The woman's Iden-
'tlty Is being kept carefully hidden.
liart's testimony was supported by the
three others.
After these witnesses the state rested
and court adjourned TIL afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

NEW YORK, June 3o.-The Brother
hood Of tailors and the fintshers, bast-
ers, cutters and trimmers OF the several
local unions In aitllIation with the Uni
ted Garment Workers OF America, are
planning q strike. which may involve
thousands OF workers. The claim is
made that the contractors have made a
45 per cent reduction In the wage scale,
besides compelling men and women to
work longer, hours. Many of the labor
leaders are of the opinion that the gl-
gantic strike will be precipitated at the
end of the present week. It Is quite
generally admitted that the only rea-
son. for postponing the strike Is dull
business. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June So.-All the
union green glass bottle factories and
some departments OF the union flint
glass factories closed to-day for the an.
nual sixty days vacation.
In the chimney and prescription
branch OF the flint trade the suspensions
Will effect approximately $500 workers,
large proportion or whom are IN
Pittsburgh and vicinity. In the green
bottle branch there are about 1900 men
ana boys Included, but the majority In
other localities :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

MONONGAIlELA. Pa, June 3o.-An
explosion OF gas In the Washington
coal mine at Fayettc City. killed Mike
Barbarns and Louie Devlstt, two Itul-
hans and three others who went into tn.
mine at the same time are missing und
are believed to be buried under the de-
bris. Their names are not known. The
mine has closed FOR some time and tn,
men were given permission to enter for
their tools. It Is supposed their lamps
ignitcQ the gas. Tr..
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Two Killed aud Two In,nr,d.

oAKDALE, Mass. June SO.-A party
OF four berry pIclers, who were walking
on the trestle of the Massachusetts, Cen
trnl railroad near here, We're overtaken
by a train and two OF them, Eliza md
Annie Anger, were instantly killed.
Alexander Anger, their uncle, was Sc
vcrcly hurt about the head, and Jeane
LuForme, the other mcmberof the party,
sustained fracture of the leg. The
three girls are each about twelve years
OF are, rtEr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The Pres
idcnt has denied the application for par-
don In the cases OF W. $. Johnson, SEN
fenced In Georgia to IS months' impris-
Onmcnt and $l,50O fine and costs for n
scheme to dcfraud and conspiracy. unI
Thomas NJ Scury,. sentenced In Nlabn-
ma to one year und one day imprlsuu-
mHnt ana ilnc for fraudulent use of the
uDilg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

FALL RIVER Mass, June 3o.-John
Connolly, a mule-splnner. cut the throat
of hIs 2i-months-old son and then cut
his own thront tonight. a razor was
used and the neck was severed to the
.hplnnl column. Death wns lnstantanc-
ous In both cases. The mans wife
found the bodies when she entered the
house. Dependency was the cause OF
thn npt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

LONDON. June SO.-It has been de-
clded that IL review OF troops Will be
held at Allershot camp in honor OF the
Honorable Artillery Company OF Mas
sachusetts. now on Its way to England.
The date of this military turnout has
not been fixed, hut II IL known that the
matter !s arranged Rt the suggestion OF
the prince OF Wales. This Is the great,
est compliment It is possible for the war
department 10 pay the Americans, as
reviews. up 10 the present, have never
been held save for crowned heads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

i eHcAco. June SO.-Ic the proSnos-
tieatie4 ssd ". H. Hinrichsen, delegate
Z st-larGs and chairman OF the Illinois
stattrtnnal committee, are correct. the
gold sfnLdard delegates to the national
= NDeqncratic convention will be given no
GIIrFri The silver men are going to
rumble convention" saldNMr. Hlnrlch-
sen. 'Ihey will control both the tenn
poraS' and permanent organizations
and 4 III nominate q free silver ticket
from, 1op to bottom and adopt free sill
yer 1910 l platform. The wishes OF the
gold men win not be considered. The
statd they repesent will not vote the
.ticEsf and so they will be ignored"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

HAVANA. June SO.-Captain General
Wryler has yielded y insLstent requests
to extend the time for remnluing In tho
island allowed to jose YZnaga, the
American newspaper correspondent
sentenced to banishment until August.
Col. Pcral fought the bands Of ,2ayas,.
Castillo and others near the farm OF
Navio. The Insurgents had eight killed
and the troops had two wounded. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

men. y. W. Morris. q. r. Ayres. ]. II.
l.lnlngrr. a. J, Patton and NJ, II. Tar.
Teton. Bartlett obtained an injunction
In the United States court restraining
defendants from dlsposlng OF tho oil
from the ono producing well put down,
The latter then gave bond nnd The
court on tlnnl hearing OF the case TO-
day, dismissed the bill and left The de-
fendauts IN Possession Of the property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

NEW YORK, June 2o.-The World TO-
morrow will publish the following: The
Postal Telegraph Gable Company
has arranged for an extension OF its
lines into southern territory. where IL
has had not n single wire nor an office,
The Postal Telegraph Gable Company oC
Texas has been formed and an agree
'nent entered Into with the New York
company for the transaction of business.
Wires. VIII be strung to reach the lead
Ing points and ultimately will extend
into MCSinn -la.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

CHICAGO, June 3O.--DclcGatcs to the
Convention ~hu have arrived generally
npnchr nycrFc 10 discussing the proba-
9lity that Senator Teller will cut any
:.SSurc In The Democratic convention.
ne senator has number Of personal
if~ndH nmouE the silver delegates who
nave already arrived. und amonG them
W. Homc who would not hc nvelTc to his
,,pnilhhtlon for President. They feel,
,M%oyer, that the conditions are not
'el fipe Tor tho sprlnging OF his name
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
Oregon for Pennoyer.

PORTLAND, Ore. June 30.-"Pennoy-
er for President" will be the slogan OF
the Oregon Democratic delegation to the
Chicago convention. II cannot be estab-
llshed that PeRnoyer has expressed any
desire 10 have It 50: but there IS little
doubt that his name and fame Will be
exploited long and loudly among the
delegates. The state Democracy Is In
favor OF the free coinage OF silver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

Long Delayed Work 10 Protect New York
to Begin ut Once,

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Morning
Advertiser this morning says:
Within week will be commenced one
Of the most gigantic operations In the
history OF the war department. FortI-
llcatiOna more powerful thnn those cX-
iEtlng anywhere In the world viii he
built ut Fort Wadsworth and Sandy
Hook, the cost OF the work being about
$lO,OOO.0OO. But this Is only n beginning
TO plnce New York In q position TO de-
frnd herself against foreign fues. Con-
structlon will be continued from time
to time until the Notifications outlined
by the elaborate plans have been COM
plctcd. and when that Is done the t0tR!
cost. It IS said. will huvc been about
$50 600 O0O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

CLEVELAND. o., June 3O,--The ten
round fight for points between Solly
Smith. OF San Francisco, and Johnny
Lavark. OF this city. ut Red Cross RIM;
Tonight wn8 declared Il draw. The
men We're evenly matched mud the con
test was Il spirited one. a large crowd
WlineRsel the exhibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

CONCORD, n. IL. June 3O.-In a
signed editorial by Senator W. Z.
Chandler the Montlror states that II
advocates the election OF Mckinley and
Hobart as the able representatives of
the great Republican party, whose
restoration TO national power IS required
by the best interests OF the people,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

HARTFORD, Conn. June aV.-It Is
reported tonight that Harriet nrcchc,
Stowe Is IN mn unconscious condition and
may not live twcnty-four hours. She Ia
Sn'd to be suffering from congestion OF
the brain aud paralysis fG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
.lHE.SlLYER MEN
the Saddle ut Chicago and are
S3 ~ sIntolerant.
WILL CONCEDE NO ADVANTAGE

To tho sonmd Money Faction, mud DO Not
Intend Even to Show the snbilmo Mag.
: nanin,ity which the Victor Usually Ex.
tends Toward the ruuqul.hed-Tho
Z Firty,cent Dollar Craze Rnd the Aftgefd.
will Sweep Everything Teller /, Nota
Il ravoritc Candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
FOURTH DISTRICT
Democrats TO Name II Candidate
for Congress To-day.
FOUR PATRIOTS IN TIE FIELD,

Each Anxious 10 be the NInn for Warren
Miller to Knock Out-All for Free silver
nnd Their Enihusia.m Is Worthy OF u
Better Cnusr-Waltsr, PendIeion, of
Roanr, In the L.ad, wffey Is Second and
Holly Arm,tronR Is Third, bnt the sItu.
alton May Change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01

For West Virginia. Western Ponnsylva.
MIA and Ohio, fair, slightly warmer: light
10 fresh caS,crly winds. ~
Local Trmperaturr.
Tho temperature yesterday MS observed
by {. SchnEpt. druggist corner -Four
teenth and Market streets. was as fol.
lows: @ ElIE g}4a&
Fam; m,;S."..,.,. esSp. m.........,"., s.
IN, m....,,........ Ial7 p. .n.,....,,...."S
L. m,....... ........ S.WcathGr-Fair.
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THE DEFENDANTS WON.
a Notable Suit Tor the PosSrS,ion OF OI
Territory Decided.

snccIul Dispatch to tho Intclligcncnr.
PARKERSBURG, ". Va. June co.
Clerk j. II. LIningcr, aud Sheriff Tar
Teton, OF Rltchie county. were here to-.
day They were Interested IN the suit
involving III acres of land In the Cairo
oil field brought by j. Kemp Bartlett,
of Baltimore, against Ambrose and
WandlcSs, the latter Of whom md sold
The land In controversy 10 Ave gentle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-01
1T WAS UNIQUE.
ADclceation OF Brainy Men Visit
Major Mckinley,
BUT DID NOT SHAKE Ills HAND.

II Numbered Two Hundred und Fifty
Lawyers, Members Of The pI,tsbnrIh
Lar, aud Only Wanted TO Pay silent
Tribute TO the Typieai American Citizen,
Judge Whites Happy Speech Hobart
TO be In Canton To-day for Conference.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-07

Bro. McCully, Of the Roane County
Republican, hauIS the editor Of the
Sevierville Star over the Goals te-
cause he sees fit to support John
lIouk for the Senate by speaking
OF mis- most prominent and well
known qualification of being good
mar to have on account of his
ability in the counting out line,
which may be needed in the next
legislature as it was in the last
Now brother be consistent. You say
past history should be buried, but
you take every opportunity offered
TO give Judge Gibson Il dig. Why
not read Major Cotfman lecture
for his "hslf hidden slurs" at Glib
son in his editorial after tle Con-
gressional Convention. Isn't sucf
words as the "Majah's" calculated
to "get the old feud up as it existed
two years ago." Why not trea
both sides alike when dealing 0uI
lectures on this subject:
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-07
COUNTY WARRANTS.

1t is a lamentable fact that
Blount County warrants are only
worth Is cents on the dollar in spite
of our heavy county tax.
In this county we are paying
eight times as much county tax as
we are State tax, yet all our credit
ors can get is rs cts. on the dollar.
Why is this? There is surely
some remedy outside of the one of
raising our taxes for man now
has to work hard all year to be alb
lie to pay the enormous tax that Is
levied. Of course our railroad tax
is on us, but it is so cents which
still leaves us over four times as
much county tax to pay rs we pay
to the state.
tits the duty Of our county Court
to look into this matter and we
take it that 1t is the duty of coun-
ty paper to call attention to these
facts and to point out where they
can be in part remedied.
One source of great cost to the
county is our Work House and we
believe the County Court could
greatly reduce the amount we have
to pay out each year. We find that
we pay for boarding the work house
hands at the rate of 40cts. per day
or $12 per month and only a little
over two years ago we paid the
enormous sum Of 60cts. per day OF
| $18 per month. This is too much
One can get board at any of oul
Hotels at $40 per month at some
less than that. 1t is good board too
and money is made, or peopl,
would not be foolish enough t,
keep boarders at that rate. TIL,
thing for the Court to do, in GU
opinion, is too let the lowest bidde
board the work house hands or els,
reduce the amount to what one cal
get board for in town. In Kno,
county the cost of board is only
cts. per day and in Hamilton coun
ty it is only 90 cts. per day.
Another item which looks larg
to us is an appropriation of $500 ev
cry quarter, or $1,000 per year 70
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-07

To our mind this Congress has
made one blunder in appropriating
$1l,3S4,Gl3 fer Notifications, bal
teries and other warlike prepera-
lions. There is not much chance
for this country to become in.
volved in a foreign war which
would threaten an invasion of our
shores. Arbitration can and will
settle all international disputes
where reason aud sound judgement
are used and in IA time of peace,
when so many Of our citizens are
poverty stricken, it seems like the
folly If jingcism has carried Con-
gress too far into the peoples
pockets. This is the largest amount
appropriated at one time during
the past eight years and we be-
lieve it was mistake to appropri-
ate so large an amount this year,
but it is not so grave II mistake as
was made by the democratic
Congress.