The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
FOREMAN CONFIRMED
Considerable Opposition Manifested, Call
Ing Forth Several Political Speeches.
ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE in THE HOUSE
AltgcId's Recent Charge OF Fraud by
Republicans I'm Inst Election Pre-
cipitntes Discussion In which
Secretary or Agriculture Comes In
Tor More than one Mans Share.


w Nashington, d. c., Jan. 2S.-tSenate)-
,ihe proposed sale of the property of
the Union Pacific railroad under fore
closure proceedings Instituted by the
,pedea and ,,re,,entea ~, ~ nG I'm,
offered In tho Sanota o-day h,, NJ
iAilan tba PnnnIist So,.t croS, oS NJ: NJ.
brasl'a II inst,,,c.s ti,a i,oniSn .o;I
ron5 no,,,,,;.,no t .r,r aSiio .. 80
,yhetbar ,,naa,. avt.,i,. - hiu ,h 1as,.
tiva nanort,,,'. NtSes i'. Jaw ,as EAecu-
~, 80 pep arlihent nus the authority 10
taut'- ,..1,, eme lisn ana 10 sen me prop
~, a. ~ az ~, ies - 'i.ioI, anu
nie'iel /. - NOT the uuty oi tne fresl-
f,nn,,,t 49,. IN, ,i., nv Pts ol .ne Pa -;
,t.o' ,ou,i. ue"s anu 'ake possessioI OIL lne
1892 aia !. o'rects tne -tttorieS
.S,,ii, Gei,slai 10 rIitaln from entering INTO
~. NJ S.lpa IONS vi usieeilehts s e.. peilu
IIso 81. iiquns. ~ SPeech III suPpolt
Ut , sne resoiu.loh Mr. Allen INSISTED that
uituSI eNiStlis law IL was tne uuty OIL
tae IresIueht nor 10 uirect !oreciosure,
out ~ pay OH an paramount iiehs ana
take possession OF the property
.onnen,,n,,t .,, nmt' H Mi, III, n.. a 5i. 15iep,, ol
'vided in the statute We're cumulative or
were ALTERNATIVES Mr.. Allen replied that
the language was surh as to shut out
the idea of the remidies being olterna-
tive. He also declared that the price
named i'm the agrcement with The re-
organization COMMITTEES was moi coual to
gs mar cent ~ the ,oI,o of tho nrdnortv
Ttha ,esnitt,, ,N ,,,t 't,v ,,tlo,'t
ton. Mr.. Thurston (Rep.. Neb1 stating
his desire Ia sneak ,non Il to-morrov
IO>,Er, Nv CpS-rr,,r>-Cr,
MN II i-Ai'h SotN \ f-i'i'->Cr..
The bill for Il commission to an inter-
national monetary conference was
takenn up, and Mr.. Chandler (Rep., n.
a. maze snort sta atement IN razor
OF IL. he said that II dld not compel
.ne tresiueht 10 fnillate tne conference,
ana that such compulsion was not de-
siTapie.
r,,.as,a,i, tiaa no desire 70 takS from me
tion or nonlac,ion in view Of Mr. Nc.
Kinley's letter of accentance stating
that the Republican Marty had declared
In favor of an internotionol arraen,ent
and that t. would be his duty IL elected
to employ all proner means to nromotc
it He subseouently. however, orcont-
ed an amendment offered bv Mir. Bacon
(Dem, Cal giving the President an
thority specifically to call an interna-
tional conference at such point as may
be agreed upon
STEWART, TOOK AJ.r. TIT, r1,1U,
An .,o 49,. 49,. -, -,
20 -, eiie itst vi tHe time mat was ielt
eia, ene ;'ioi lilhs nouI, 10 Which tne con-
onn,,r,n4 " ei snc p.Ii was iiiiiitSu' was
~ p,eu ny WI. stewart, OF Nevada,
,,no, q, speeem lSo @ reIountlhg me MS lnnicted
deoia liz, Jne Poo. ny .hs Eolu Stahaar9, put
low, ~ i,m r'' .iie emu 'ntt ne Woniu a.
fr;endn IL pi,i " pass Ill any ioFhl mat ltS
Notico or q a,s,ro
1naas,,re u,s oi,,n,, ~ Speah on 'he
(Silver S. d.. and then tho hjil Ven,
over. Mr.. Chandler stating that he
would ask the Senate to vote on it to-
morrow.
The Senate then went into executive
session and remained in II until 4:3O.
when legislative business was resumed.
several bills We're taken from the CAL
endar and passed, and at SIS the SEN
ate adjourned until tomorrow
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
For moro tbon ono ,,o,,,, 49,
discussed IN exan,,ti1. ve noui the senate
fnation of VIM 'EHG { Eor session me nom
to be Commissioner of Into,oai ~ iil.iois' Rn,
of 4l TO Il Tho nnnnsi,ia.l MN py d Vote
almost eniiraiw rnnn ppos,,toh Mo Vas pased
otor ionns es 'ne me reeen. ,r campaign. Sen
n a cot Il I,A