Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-14
THE PENSION BILL.
SHARP SENATE RESOLUTION on
THE SITUATION IN CUnA.
FREE SEED AND The HORSE BOOK"
,,.,rn's Triumph I'm ohio. and the
uaonn-NcI>fnIcy Tcicproms There
,-RcpubIican Defence OF the
,,,,boas Represented by Hanna.

,,ASHINGTON. January h-Among
.,.,s,ircs reported to the Senate to-
MAS Che pension appropriation bill.
,.s niaccd on the calendar.
fh. conclusion OF the mornings
....,..s. the immigration bin. the UNI
....r.s business. was taken up. and Mr..
.... of Louisiana, was recognized for
...h .n opposition TO the measure.
...o- cannon. OF Utah presented the
,..o.ne resolution. which was adopted:
Deceived. That the President is re-
.... IN .n his opinion it IS not incom-
I'D. With thc public interest. 10 trans
t, thc senate. az his earliest conve-
"a statement showing what mea-
.re n force uy this government i'm
... island OF cuba, and i'm waters con-
thereto. to protect the lives
and property of American oiu-
Ems row Twins in Cuba
uloccs I'm memory Of the late
l~ham Harris, OF Tennessee,
...re 90 have been presented to-
r. postponed. at the request OF
r Bate. on account OF The absence
..neaeuc. senator Turley. They
SD. hr offered until after the election
senator by the Legislature of Ten
senate. no 1850 p. NJ. on motion of
.- chairman of the Committee
rrr Relations. went into eNecu-
SESSION. and 40 $3.50 adjourned until
tomorrow.
r.r SEED AND "HORSE-BOOK."
House to-day completed the con-
....n of tine agricultural bin. in
-..... az the Whole. There was
l dsht over free seed distribu-
e., - hc farmers but the effort TO
s nlt the appropriation SlSoWO
- usual the majority against 1t
lug l36 one of the important
~.rts adopted provided for the in
r of horsc-mcat for EXPORT pur-
I'D rra same way that the meat of
ra other animals is now inspected
u.- lively row over a motion 10
t- .r0ther edition of the famous
.-.-s.Dk" 90 cost Slc5.00 Chairman
ST. ..r,h and members of the Appro-
r- Committee resisted 10. but ii
rrsG over their heads by mar
r-In in Committee of the Whole.
House. however. they succeeded IN
motion TO adjourn. which
t the fate of the amendment still
-.r .he latitude allowed for debate.
v- NTr.ms Democrat. Of Mississippi,
-s.l an extended argument i'm favor
establishment of q postal savings
l.rE system.
rHE HANNA TRIUMPH.
t.- some remarks by Mr.. Henderson
.-...uI. of Iowa. I'm support Of the
Jon in the bin for seed distri-
and in eulogy of Secrctary-oi-
rr. Wilson. whom DC described
genuine hard-hsted farmer
ST. Almond DemOcraO. of Mis-
- the floor. and submitted some
sic comment ON the newspaper re-
.f rr. election Of Senator Hanna
runs yesterday He read the
sent by Mr. Hanna 90 President
,..-I-. God reiens. and the Repuo-
lty stn lives
-...-ram. DE said was unique. lhat
c.. re.,l there was no room 10 oouDI'
r....r. The latter clause .ot the tele-
e-n u- the more wonderful WIN cu'-
..r he proceeded To- read and COM
,-.r- .r some of The kilograms OF con-
.t0l sent 90 Mr.. Hanna from TINS
frlfre those of President Nc
r-.... senator Hawley. and others. Com
-...-r- ODD the Presidents telegram ne
r.I how the return Of Senator Hanna
.. -.. Senate could be beneficial 20 the
COUNTRY. slrc as an example 20 be avoid
o.
ia said in the course of his remarks
r- senator Hanna was the uuest ana
l.,- exponent and representative OF mo-
feu E.llhlcanism.
DEFENCE or HANNA.
,f- u. Almonds remarks brought MT.
81 f.ry lstrubicam. Of New YORK, 10 nus
f..-. IL brief but emphatic speech ne
-..... -o The remarks of the Missourian.
.-- ra." said he. "the American people
Witnessed The spectacle Of the Democratic
,.---- meeting in it's national convention.
DESPITE The unanimous protest OF New
r.,. --.ta nominating for the presidency
rt -.. f-rtfcl states man repudiated by
h- .a. Commonwealth II was the bosses
o. fr- Democratic party who peipetiateu
tr-- upon the rank ana ME OF inc
Democratic masses During the succeeding
.1r f.rs The friends OF Mr. Cleveland
fr bond issues and by other methods an
r-- t9 the conscience Of the people |
f..0 their financial schemes smiled upon
thra.-l tho influence of this government
lesson was not lost upon the bosses
o. "a. Republican party
"n -.f bosses who had debauche1 lhe |
c.r..t .u0ns " sovereign states and turn- |
@. tN. legislatures 81 those states INTO !
ra registers for their own schemes. met /
together in bosses pool, TO syndicate /
-f. presidency Of the United states pc
r. was known that, owing 90 l"0 /
rr. that the conscience of the Demo
or.t. Iarty had risen up and hurled down
fr oblivion cleveland and CleNcldnuiauI' /
-t Republican party. in an human pro-
trfr.. would Dee victorious at the en- !
election So these bosses gathered
together I'D syndicate the presidency OF /
fh. United States. and at moment When
tfa u Sos of the Republican party al |
nos. rsired Of averting this outrage /
r- .rl r.rtv and this disgrace no the re- |
r..I. .nore was one man who rose up-a /
whom it isl the delight OF the Demo /
cratic parity TO dcnounce as boss. man |
VIII. ty nIe bulldog courage and his Iallh /
Ir .t- strength and conscience or the
of the Republican party gave |
no these bosses, and made trl- /
rt the viii of the masses Of tnf /
Rr lean party i'm The nomination OF |
lido Mckinley for President Of the |
lt s.res applause on the Repuol- !
can ..eJ
RIVAL WITH GLORY"
' w state 20 the distinguished and /
fr. l gentleman from Missouri (Mr /
tnonU that 10 is for this reason that /
fI. American people rejoice to-day that /
..r who dared TO give battle 10 the bosses /
r national convention, and 10 hurl |
t.n .0 defeat can stil survive with |
r and power and glory ia American |
1. Cannon Ncpuhlican). Of Illinois, ex- /
fF hi. ratification over the election |
NJ Tor Hanna. II was "a triumph Tor |
GRITTY and for public decency. lie !