The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

CuSSlOn OF MI. haTFfS resolution TSldl-
ing TO the Union Pacific railroad Mr..
Morgan OF Alabama concluded his re-
marks in favor OF the resolution. and
Mr.. Stewart spoke in opposition 70 II.
Mr.. Thurston CNeb) was speaking in
opposition when. at 5 O'Clock, the sen
ate adjourned.
Washington, July 1s.-The senate. af-
ter assembling. went into executive ses-
sion for over two hours and on reopen
ing the doors the conference report on
the general deficiency bill was agreed 20.
The Harris resolution IN regard TO the
Union Pacific railway was taken up and
AR. Morgan Oen., Ala) continued his
speech on the subject.
He hoped the president would defer
acton in order to enable congress 20
look into the matter closely.
Mr.. Thurston gave notice OF his de-
termination 10 speak on fhe Harris reSo-
luton.
He reviewed the history OF the con-
st-uctfon o. the road. contend,ng that
it was patriotic effort and not a scheme
to rob the government.
Mr.. Harris. in returation OF tbs. called
attention 20 President Cleveland's s:rie-
.ures upon the Union Pacific manage
men: IN his message OF January IL.
1883
Mr.. Stewart said ne aid not wish 70
.xonsrste the company from payment OF
iust dues 70 the government but Oh
iec.ed 70 their being regarded as Grim
iaals. He desired % nave the wncle mat
Ter closed. The resolution under cons;d-
era.loa would accomplish 10 purpose.
Mr.. Tnurston CSeb) then spoke In op-
ros:. on % the resolution. lie contend
cd that the government had already
-'skei enough money IN The investment;
that without changing and further *
perdi.are Il should proceed IN the ord
mary legal methods through the courts
OF the country to enforce Its legal riZnis.
whatever they rnie1t be. and % secure
repayment OF all is dues on whatever
n.ooe-ty The courts shall find are justly
subject thereto. The proposition before
the senate. he sald. stripped - tschni-
caL,ies. was sirnD,y 20 invest another
~ OF. 90 and take tire chance O. get
ing I. back on the ultimate sale OF tee
road
At o'oboc< an executive seszson zas
heli AMI then ad3ournmen; zas fzd
Washington. July 1s.--The presitsn;
today ssnt cae following Nominations 20
me senate,
lntezio7-Gsorge Ca-ist. % - surveyor
general o. Arazons; Al2aeas 2. Ha,soo,
20 De surveyor general % Wyoming
Washington. July is.-Tae sers<e 20
day confirmed these roni-atio-s.
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