The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06

Mere already reported. Why. therefore.
shou.u Inc SENATORS aunt tnat tncy wr.v
isnoiainuses. 'Oi course there ie no law
"salist svnators maNine iov,s Vf ,ntln-
stiNeS. II You can't comprehend the re-
ioit nircaus mace resign .our seats" nc
saiu suNasvy.
ne ucV.arcu that this WAS a move TO
manufacture campaign material ON the
~ OF presidential election.
II. senator yie.ded long enough to per-
MT MI Gordon 10 givc notice OF an
amendment 10 the pending resolution
lioNidlhs that the inquiry INTO the houl
issues b. conducted by the senate finance
committee instead OF 10y special COM
mittee OF i've originally proposed.
Mi lil!, f,sumng. said Az one means
Vi meeting ms pc resolution and mud
sinsing AT the secretary OF the treas.
NY ne would Introduce the afndavit "
MI carlisle IN the suit brought hv NIL
mn HfaNcs. The affidavit was read at
great length.
AZ another pom, Mr. nn read from a
paper saying II ought to %. good autNur-
ny as ii represents the views of Mi oQny
mat ror.nt candidate Tor INC repunllcan
nomination for the presidency" There
MY .aNsl n, The ompAasls Mr.. nm
lNHNrh on the recent" Nlr HllL com
ihtN'lnE on the contracts spoke Of the
iaet that August Belmont ~ Co pr.SDi
M",sal 20, REPRESENTING Roihschild
Son OF London, SciyInnn 4 "a or
New York and others were those WHO .o,,'
traetod with Secretary sherman. .Vrh.n
as now. said the senator. The syndi'
NH''. fpt inc bonds The Srun,n,. .to,t
u th.se bond contracts were ia b. I'm,
Tntru on The stump" in the comi,ur cam
iIhh' tnrn ne proposed To place thr Shcf
, 1911 'oil'rarts alongside Ia. Carlisl. con
tHVtS; showing that the former vrr, I'm
S S nnnkcrs the same j. Picr,ont Nor
nam mat You are throwing in Mr, Cnr-
Mr., I'M yielded the floor ,enporo -,,,. T.,
Mr.. fettigrew 1Rop.. s ~ fm, n s at,N TO-
on tnrln and finance Tho spoerh T..
Huc''ht record Of transactions for me ,nat
.NN yours MIR. iettirrew assured HI L..
iNi mat the recent niarclnl scnr,a Ma,
i.en purpose,y Worried M hv H., ~, r".
administration IN order to for.n ,a',r,'..s
10 pass administration fn.-nsnr,s n,,lio rt,r
'irt I" compel hnancni 'raiisNctiors TO
Nhlich the flyoritcs of the ur,sli,.r, a,
MT IN" president himself" Th.re i, \
nh'i' ne sad deliberate consnirn.v ,,,
~ iu'' oi INC administration 10 bc,tr
"yMH IA" governments credit. He smoke
81 'hr inrt taken by the former in 'i,,rt.
ner NJ Grover clev.lan, IN urrotiI'tjrn -, n
hohu contract. Thr senator snid fhot 10
~ ft NJ hihNYr, soNornor or less favored iu-
~. N.uual thun president had acted IN
'nis way 'imp.achmcnt or crirllunl mo.
tcuil"h would have followed al once u liz
no'hNsu II searching Investigation which
Mpu:d lay bare tn" secret f,uturrs of M,
BOND transactions.
\ sharp controversy occurred betv.on
Nh I'cttigr.w aud Mr. iiill ns 10 ,yhnt
course secretary CARLISLE should hnVo mn,
sued IN awarding the forfeited bonds
-'' NA'iNitW asserted mat the inward
10 Morgan x CO. was rotten ana dis
honest TO tho core"
Mr. fottErcw also criticised AIR. Shor-
nun Tor his recent tribute TO the treasury
administration.
Who j. more competent TO exprnss
sucna trihuteT' asked MIR. I'M than the
u's'ihsn'shed senator from Ohio. himself
once secretary of the tr.usurvs''
THAT IS u matter of opinion re.
snond,d Mr. pcttigrcw. Il DO not doi,b
that the senator from New York and Tho
Morgan syndicate viii forever proclaim
that the scnn,or from Ohio Is tho bost
authority that eau he found go long a.
he openly iniurs.l the plund.r OF the
people and the robbery of the tfensarv
The bond resolution was laid aside MIR
nm retaining tho floor, Mr.. PETER having
concluded not to press for a vote tonight
MIR. Allison asked when n vote on the
bond resolution could be expected
"ccriuInly tomorrow" answered Mr..
PETER
"1'hen lie, time he fixed for the vote
said Mr. Allison.
Mn I'm was quickly IN his fee, ngnin.
IL was Impossible. he remarked snilup,v,
to iiN date now for II vote
Many pension hil,s were passed ns were
also bills to amend The act granting the
right OF way on public lands for reservoir
aud canal purposes, extending iu'v TO cleo
trral purposes also 10 provide for tho
examination OF certain lands m California
md oregon Central Pacific aud California
and oregon railroad lnuds)
Al O'Clock the senate adjourned