The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-29
70 Yankee Doodle and Dixie's Inspiring
Strains We Would RepsI Foreign Invasion
SENATOR TRURSTGN ON THE DOCTRINE.
Me Strongly Endorses Its Mnintnin-
nrce-A Patriotic R'eroration- Len
ntor rurpie Equally ns Fiery
Against the Unsrenthuk7c THris-
EuEors Ending His Iifc.

Commerce, in support OF IL bill TO eN-
tci.d the limits of the port of New Or
leans TO embrace Port Chalmettc. and
West WeSo. Mr. Furiar urged in ef-
feet, that the bill would advance the
interests of New Orleans and also that
OF commcrcc.
The bill had the unanimous support
of the committee.
Bills were passed authorizing the
Secretary Of State to recOnNene the In
ternatonal Marine Conference, and au-
thorizing officers and soldiers of the
army who are members OF the Sons of
Veterans 10 wear the badge of that
society on occasions of public cere-
mOny.
Upon hearing the formal announce
ment of the death Of the late Frederick
ticualnn, iSeprrsentative-elect of the
Eighteenth Illinois district. made by his
successor, Mr.. liadlcy. the House pass
ed the usual resolution of regret and at
2:35 O'Clock, adjourned until tomorrow.
(Scnatc.) )-Thrcc speeches We're made
In the Senate to-day on the House bond
bill with the free coinage substitute
reported fr-m the Committee on ri
nance Two OF them We're in favor Of
the substitute and one against it. The
former We're made by Senators Clark.
OF Wyoming. and Voorhees,. OF indiana:
tile latter by Senator Gray. Notice OF
al amendment was given by Mi. 'fe.icr
requiring the payment of national banl;
notes in coin when presented fer re-
demption at the Gank II issue. An in
effectual effort was made To have uuan-
imous consent given 10 have the bill
voted Oh next Thursday. The objection
came from Mr.. ill.
Mr.. Turpic CDem) in presenting Il me-
mortal ON the subject of the Armenian
atrocities indnlgcd III fierce nvec-
ti2n against the Sukan and Mahome-
daniSm.
''rhc only charge against the Arme-
mans, he said. their only crime was
being CHI istians. The time has come"
lie said, when an official notification
should he given To Turkey and 10 Mo
hancdan Churches that they must
cease 10 proSelyte by the sword"
The sway of the Turk" he said. was
only endured and supported on account
OF rhcsc international icalousies that
clustered around the Transatlantic seq
ment Of the Mediterranean called bal
an2c of power in Europe. The Turks
ought to he notified that they must
erase from their book II discipline that
practice of the Mohammedan Church
which makes use of arson ana muir
der To suppress the Christian failh"
And he would have that notification
followed by 4 shot which would go
CRASHING through the grand seraglio.
lie was in favor Of giving the sick man
Of the HosuIorGs the coup de grace,
and OF ending his life and system by
dissolution and destruction. 1T was
time that these murdcrcrs and assas-
SHES snt'uiu Know VINO he was that was
j. I'm 10 the wnrid at Bethlehem, and
was raised nj Nazareth and THAT when
lie comes again to punish such
wrctchcs as those lie brings with Him
not peace, but n sword
Mir. Tutpie spoke with marked vchc-
mence and bitterness. ana his speech
attracted marked attention
Mir. Allen gave notice of an amend
mcnt to the bond and free coinage bill.
ocprlVihE the Secretary OF The Treasury
OF the power to issue bonds or other in
tercst-Dcartng obligations of the Gov
ernmcnt unless Congress; shall first de-
clare "a necessity therefor
THp resolution heretofore offered by
Mr Call, for - special committee To in
Ncst:;atc the case of the iuprisontnont
of Eugene V. Dcbs (labor lcalcr). for
contempt Of court was laid before the
Senate and Mr.. Call said that he had
offered the resolution ut the request OF n
labor aSSOcia ton.
Mr. Hill said that ordinarily he had
very great respect for The la boring ppn-
PIE OF the United States. hut he was not
aware that any communication from the
labnrin" people asked the Senate for the
proposed investigation. If II was To he
made. he thought ii should bc nv on,
Of the standing committees of the Son
ate. He, therefore, offered an amend
ment inStructing the Judiciary Commit
tee 10 investigate the whole subject Of
contcmpts OF court as enforced by Fed
MIR Call opposed the amendment and
spoke of the standing committees of
the SeiHlte as the "scpuchrcs OF popular
movements for reform" and of Eugene
V. Debs as "a great leader a man of
power, and Il representative man
Mi. Hill argued that. as the question
involved was Il. judicial one. ii should ho
referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES
And besides" said Mr.. Hill. 1.-THE whole
matter has been decided bv the Supreme
Court against Mr.. Dcbs."
MI Allen asserted that the Supreme
Court had done nothing of the kind
IL had merely decided that the writ of
nabeas corpus did not apply to the case.
Iic added that If the senator from New
YORK knew anything about this man
woods" the United States Circuit
Judge who had imprisoned Dcbs) if he
knew the stain that hung upon him
When ne was appointed rs reward for
poililcal trickery. the Senator would
not give much for his decision.
Mr tiill said thnt he was not called
upon TO criticiSc Judge Woods decision
IT was enough for him, tina; Debs had
;ippfaieH to the highest court of the
lief nv ic-
In the course Of further discussion Mr.