Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
THE BOND BILL !
Hill DenounCeS il as q Self.COn.
fessed POpuliSt Measure,
Senator George, Of Mississippi, Ready
10 0verstep Party Lines.
Quay cues to See Mckinley. bat Refuses
TO Tell what For.
FUkNlNsI tHE TRAMP

h-llIHloll, MAJ -, IH'I' Wa
noticeable increase ui attendance ~ the
-clate to.ia, ~ anticipation ot u rene"
Al " the exciting debate uf Yesterday
Butlrt. North tarUlina. moved {" tan"
up the hill prohibiting the i~,n' ut 'htri
rst hearing bonds. Aiter some -PaIflng,
llill interIur,cd the objection tina, II Wa
tUN important question I" hc c"n'id
rrrd without n quorum 4 quorum l"'.
ing found vety quickly, IL" motion "n-
adopted yeas, 81; nays, -, ~ follow
Yeas republicans Brown. l'ui"l-.
llan-I"rnugh, Mitchell nt" P"tN'u-.
rrttigTew. rfitchaTd, Sh"up. Teller,
lhut-ton. Warren. Wilson u!
democrats BACON. bate Kerry. hnrh
burn. Chiffon, Cwkrrll lnni"i, '"oler,
harris, Jones. \rk. Martin, Mlll-. iu-'".
pugh Turpie, vest. White T.
pupulista \llen. butler NJ" f'ilt,
stewart.
republicans Allison, bulr"w.
Maker Chandler. Davis, Frye, "allug"t
Hale. iiawlpy, Mcbride, Mcmillan v
rill. Nelson. sherman. N"tmorr g.
Democrats Csrer, grey. I'M llnd
,ny. Villas.
With the understanding that the kutlrf
hill should not he prrJuiic"i u hIll Wa
passed to quiet title tu land- "i p"tS"n-
Who purchased In gUsl iaitli without
notice and fur a valuable consideration,
and providing that communications "i
homestead entries shall taxi effect from
late ~ settlement. and not 'f"m dat" II
entry
Mills, DIrXas gH," .tlrr TINT hr would
object tn any hu-inr-- untll ilir I"n'ing
bond hllI Wa il~IH,~"d "i,
| ma h-gpu n .p""'h ~ opposition I"
/ ~, ,hll ~ follow
"!h" alll"A emu" 81 iN1i viii t." ~
. ,ihi'g.' and mn, to ~" rrlu" whlch
,lil BE- i"tr ,IAl / II tn~ tad tr""iu'~ n
~ II u huid prop" ltlon t. r"
al ih resumption act 4" t"l"hl
..n ulk law Whlrh rNi-ts tH IL" t.
.rIr'iru 81 The rur'f r'ltrrr"N 81 u"
'mhiIN ~ d,cl.flug that tot H. ilii
.r.r Wh4trNr halt munr> l." rni-'d "n
.,lII- llI- m,I~uIr T. ~ effect u frln'Hl
( the act ~ 80. II i~H startling pr"
,"'~ltlon. Il viii simply put ~ I"'ll ,l"'
aI.urrs ui rl. ruuutn
be- senator ~ X" d'ti-lN'h "i 'h-
"-r,i confessed p"pul~t measure" II
mlg'i pas- this hpLN. hr SAID. hui II" -"iIa
tot l"lI.N,d II r"nld pa-~ IL" h"u-'' ~ 7"
r,i,r the approval II the pr -li"n
ire present tArin law r"nlr--'il, did
rut Ni IL sufficient revenue I" hn'l tlI'
rSlrI,sr. ut the puNrrunrnt. ln tl'
,,r" m til- iac, vast appropriations
wrG, h"lrr made, How. then" A~k",
I'M. "rau ,uu expect I" MAINTAIN "a iun'
Tot tlr tri"Iuptinu ~ nut-tan,llu9 phI"I
nnl,N f the country
Az "'clck the liutl"r hrud hllI VA
di-plar,d III the senate under the rules
\ mntion I" prrr-d with H. r"n~ld"lh
ton wa~ carried hy ~ I" -.
ilill continued talking against tlI" hill
Washington VIA, =! III" h"nd hrhat,
~ the senate t~,k on a drridri polltlra
aspect. The mrrt interesting fra,ur" VA
the declaration by senator George, d"In'
crai. Of Mississippi, that II the r"puhli
IAN. woni ngrra "II n fair. non .partl~aI
nraIurr. h. would Nnt" fT II, even IN
rlnding hu,, un w"ol and lumber Ah'
tax on i-rr, aud higher tobacco take
lIulHis called attention 4" the fact iha
i've republican h,lting senators had beet
ludor-,ai. aud annnunrrd tha, sll'"
, would have 1" n recognized III ANY TART