The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
The Mays and Means Committee Recon-
msndS KOn- COncDFrenCDS.
no SgCTlRIAN APPROPRIATIONS
viii be Made By the H"use-othor friV"'e
In.tiiutions Receiving Aid Must Per-
init Government Supervision.
Direct Vote for senators.

IIosse ba passed last December author
izne ilt ISSUANCE OF bonds 20 protect thc
golu reserve and 10 provide against tenn
lofary UtNCiencles in the revenue $1,000,
hlr crisp tDemJ. OF Georgia stabh
iIaf the report was not unanimous
cn0-tiaf The minority of the cominl.tee
aifeCd tlc House TO accept tnt S'i"'' .
rIct-siltcr coinage substitute a..
Nr. bue.ey gave notice uiat ,"t.I', "t w.,
close or tlD consideration o. tht i.ot,tft i.ot,ttft
of Columbia appropriation Dill nc MUD,-
psk tne Hoase TO take up the commit
tees report ~
pv unanimous consent numueI ui
measures were considered anu tee, H.,
among them a House bill anthoIiAi"s ,t ,.
.uullnirnpnt Of commissioners 10 lItHl
Win the Sh0shoue Ardpahoe. anu .si'- ~
mock lu1inns, ol wyoming "Ho lH.la9 ~ c,
tne surrender ui any rights clalihsu t., . Ds
,tl..,. ,,ri..f treaty with the United states
fo nunt upon unoccupied public lahus.
This hHI gfew oul OF 'nt o"'"'
Jackson hole last SUMNER
egcrAgrAN APPROPRIATIONS.
The rest of the day up 20 4.45 O'Clock
xyae sncnt in the consideration OF the DIS
4rlet auuronfiafl0n bin. The debate con-
finufl upon tue question whether or hot
public tun1s should ue colei.D,uite,ff i,,
enrfarian Institutions. The charge that
fhe A. T. A. was influencing members
N5 tn "T9 anoroprlation of $500 to a New
York insane asylum met Mr.. hAiher
motion 10 strike out .o,1 D..
Nr Eartlett. of New YORK saiu ~
.rosa 10 defend the appropriation 10 "
tt,,,o.,, cathoiic institution. lie was not
afrail 10 advocate the aDyIOpi Ia ioll9 ~D 80 -
All these institutions, because w ,t
Them the Government cour "o "o..itpip The
.Yood and ia was certainty VIM ',,
rover OF Congress TO delegate ~ VIZ
the duty of carrying ioiln tle ,rnt 10 Mad
committed t0 them. ihc spiil tI..-t -.
animated the committee IN the p9oe ~
r-n,e Afr Bartlett said, as lne ui-
nr,.rican. anti-Catholic spirit u tne "A.
H. A.. that was the spirit pa0N N1rotner,
gentleman from Nent1se" ,.l.i .i,et these
lu his welding the bd't' "7
apurOpriauons. ,, agreed
me motion 10 strike out was "s'''U
to-g3 TO -. ,,.. -,,. tho annro-
,-irtfcn III 81 100 to the Association lol
80 Works Of Mercy. OF Si,JOJ 70 81. i'oso S.
t~5,otTiai school. and Of Sl,soO 10 81
joseph Hs{oTs' lions Of $1,000 to the Young
Nt,c1Ien's Christian Home, ana OF So'.oV
80 thc Industriai Home School Wete ~.
,ained. il being conceded lhdl 'h''
ngt So ,,t l,ota the House in committee OF
,be whole indicated its PURPOSE 70 49,
10 money to strictly AtctaIiaili ~ ,i,afe IN
ti0ns. and only 10 suCh O,,cnd their ar
,i'iee of incorporation as 30 PERM, tbo
eminent supervision ana oIti9i1"' 90
expenditures OF puohS ita bju was com
'f.4 ff committee 0f the NhQtc Nu'
Iora a vote was taken the ilou''
t.~rfd uutn tomorrow. 1
sODlieI VA penD of California. had read
80 memorial of the San FrancircO - 'ar,, ~
l1r of Commerce urging Congress " op5or
Vide for the NicaraBAah 'o""'
American control feIelteu,, ct,>-ATTr
5iVrN(IfF DISCUSSED BY Sh;> >Ai A,i,a-i ri
Vi-tcIITNGTON Feb. 4.-lhe Joui 10 ,p-
s. be read to-day covering tns Oiand
,f Tie enato on Thursday fIudi In
saturday last. which, by the pa i'e1e os ad-
f,tv device of rccesses, instead OF - @u
i.urnments. constituted one lsFls'aeleS ,,.ss
day. was SO long thdt ~ ai,aerse with
infcrruutod hy motion 10 NlsPS"sc VIZ
~ rr.i,rn. which was agreed 10.
rf- .f..r.t chairman OF the tliallCo
err-.rift.r reported back from that CON-
r.fffl. ffe House bill 20 temporarily M
r..... f.e revenue TO meet the eAptnsr9
.f Io Government and proNide asalnst
a. ..uriency with an dmehuhthl 10 St5 % ~ ~
lr sn after the enacung clause ana 10
insert in lieu thereof The iree-c oiniase rs,
riihstit9fe adopted by the Senate last
saturday lie added 5oSioselS,, ,os;ns tlS' he
feif Nke using the words, ciosl9S ~, w
rloeIamatiOn OF the Governor OF Mds-
tachN-tff-. God save the common
wealth.. also. tl.at IL was unHecessats ~
action of the Finance Committee, put
Ie would eudcaVOr TO bring II up To-
morrow. unless it, should iintereiere WI. VII
au appropriation bill. Ihe subsuIgtte
having been read at the request or MI
Quay MI. Quay moved 10 recomfnlt tne
report 20 the Finance Committee WIFI
House bin and the amendment as sepa-
Fl second the notion" said Mr.. Nit
S.i' lin suggested that the motion
was not in order during the morning
NuHr.
Vlo objection was sustained.
OTHER BILLS.
Among the numerous bills reported ana
placed on the calendar were the follow
Granting "a pension Of 500 month to
The widow OF General Thomas Ewing,
appropriation of 500 "a month TO the
widow of The later Walter O. Gresham
lnc milldfy academy appropriation bill.
which MIR. Teller said he would call up
tomorrow, the pension appropriation bill,
which Mr. Allison would call zap at an
carly day. the bin TO prevent the fosecra-
lion 0f the national flag.
in prg 0nuus The latter bin. Mr.. Hoar
saio. That while he had voted in the
committee for the report the more he
had Thought of it the more difficulties
ana objections there seemed to be in
The way of any legislation on the sub
Jecl ~ was "A very difficult thing TO
deal with, and be questioned whether
lt would not De- better 10 leave ID TO
me good taste and the good sense of
DIRECT VOTE FOR SENATORS.
Mr. Inrnin introduced a joint resolution
% amend the Constitution so as to have
liteN Staie7 rehators elected ~ direct
Noie or the people OF the several States,
and said he would address the Senate
upon 10 next q thursday.
Mr. Quay offered his resolution TO re-
commit the House tariff bin with the
irte-silFcr substitute 10 the Finance Com
mtiee. with instructions 10 report them
as separate propCsiilons, and asked for
immediate consideration
The objection came again from Mr.. Hin
ana the resolution went over,
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL.
Mr. haie moved The consideration OF
The urgent deficiency bill Mr. Call asked
10 nave the report OF the Comr1.ttee on
foitisn Relations made the special order.
Mhlle Mr.. Dubois desired 10 have his reso-
iuNou taken up for the distribution OF
appropriation oiils among the several
Mr hales molten 10 take up the ur-
gent neicicncy bin was voted on by yeas
and DAYS. and sefruHd 10 be made a fcef
question, tne iriendsN OF silver Votiuv
against it almost sOlidly~. II was defeated
yeas. 20. nays a5
DIT Dubois then moved to proceed 10
me cons.otfaNon OF mis- resolution, so
az % mako it tho "unfiGished business"
This was agreed tC-yaas. 40. nave -
Mr Dubois. having ihus had his reso.
luton made lee reguiai order. moved that
IL De- inid aside tenDorarily. and the !
urgent dtlcienck apTf)piietion bin pro-
ef.deo WIN az sugg' taed By Mr. Hale.
Mr. iialc said thSf he Thought th.
Senate had taken ia ground advisedly. |
ana thal the matter lad better be setued |
al once The Comm ltfee or AppropTia- |
lions was very desttois OF knoWinc !
whether II was 10 he subjected 10 the |
ccusUre OF the Senate FOR reDorting ap-
prOpriation bills. lf aae resolutions were /
adopted the approximation bills already |