The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-15
senate.


senate.
Washington. January u-Tho sonata hill
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proVemehts at the pass OF Arkansas. Texas.
MIR. Chandler (RepJ of New Hampshire
secured the ndontion of n resolution di
r.ctinc ,hn oo,,n,i,to., -, tn,ora,a,a ,o,,,
e 'uN ~ 49, on ii'N' '.''u ,"N'
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na a, eon ,,.> -, ,,a. ,.
al, ~, w., So" A.n,' v. nauu"" mug
'un ,,, tho iui'o"ins isso,u.'on
whereas ~ Is Alleged mat certain bonds
i s, Wy we .n,i ,'. states IN a,u ol we
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.nv p'up.its no't ".'u o"ne" W e"Vn vi
s''i . stn'ra'''. Il. 'ua' ~ r ''o"o Wv
property Oh 'ho 'hi'eu aiates' anu sa'a
Pi"poi " vi e'e'' uoso' ap''o'' So h'iu anu
oNneu y! s"lu coiipanIts d. ,he t'iiie Vi
su'n uetauiV NOW iish1iuiiy oeiouRs W tho
on,.eu sac a. a. ,,,.. a.,
hesoiVeu' na' mo coiiini'teo on Ju-
VIVA! 10 uiaeo,eu " 1"an'ino nv .'o re-,
80 a"'n re-, 20 wv i
iact and IN law, ana that they report inc
nature and char"c'er vi the risit ana .',le
ol tho Snl'eu ola.gs , ~ anu ~ fnlu prop
erty ana the descriptions OF; or classes or
| propery that nave 80 'hufeu 70 the ohlten
states uhder the law ana whether elmer
Oh salu railway companies mas any NWtui
iiGnt Oh redemption Oh salu property
mo resolution was Sruered 10 De iaiu ON
mo table, senator Mo.tah announcing that
ne desired TO address the senate on H.
Tho bill for free homesteads ON public
land acquired from the Indians was taken
up with view to taking the final vote al
p. m
Mi Jones (Dem) or Arkansas supported
the bill, saying 1t was for the benefit OF
the body of tho people. whereas most OF the
legislation of congress was for favored in
torests
1t was refreshing. no said. to find q
measure not supported by lobby repre-
senting some private interest
MIR. Teller tRep) of Colorado said the bill
would help build up the Wcst, while the
defeat of the measure would result I'm the
humiliatinr spectacle of tho United states
eyicting those settlers from their lands.
MIR Allison (Rop) of Iowa speaking for
tho first limo this session. made injuries
ms to the extent Of the tand covered by the
hin
Mr. pot,iyrow.os North Dakota oyn,ained
tb.t 4, did nat cover Indian Lands mi Va,
acnrirod
~, w. ,,,a, ,t,, ,,,,, ANN. IL, - ,ptor
rosad NJ CocLrnr Of Missouri giving
nWseu th "'' ros, ~ ,ha ,ard
vi" ~ IN, s"r ',", u do,,', %, a." corcaded Mr.
po.,,, nav. NV ''''' VI
rbn ia,,or avrIo,,oa that tbe moasurc
-. ,,,o,o1 20 a,,rio,,,,nrai Lands md
1ia ~ aa,.o, ,bo t},nhar sortions of Min.
wv nv ' "a - u.s. c,a,as
Mm r n,iI o' resn,n,ng HE romarks smoke
l., ~" ,,,,,anInnoh tarn's an the tendency 10
~ 5000 In, ar,s,s md With
1n ma s,,,aI, ,i,tance from fhe srttlers
noiu .n,e s,nn't 80 ,han ,ha ann in
ouhsi.sa Muhtuu ~ ar,1, om ,.Ivar and
, 1871 "ni'H d VI. ,vaI oxra,d ,,res which
hal uo,s ana w. 80 20 ~ n,otars of ar
nio"s". ,a'. - ,his hu, I, 'af,act Giving
NOR anu Ge' 'n's VI. "a VI Ia ,ha 20