The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22

ham contended that three weeks was am.
pie time to secure the passage OF them
t to me asked * III the ,ra IN
i, ina, i was: It's is The duty Of the senate
thought and aetion aesardless Of The at
titude OF the House. Why can we not
get the assent Of the House to these
the necessary ffty-one votes: 1t does not
s!der Whether he amsnL.ncn5Ss; s. wi, I,,s st
ham then outlined his own attitude,
Showing that he was Consistent. fair and
e M sesrs s ake ID? pEMsFHff e Schools sui
fer any moro or any less after the United
States makes such an appropriation as
.owu cof'oe eve .ne R eel es IF FaSve
nn nS h nsona o WHIP eondo ese
It II the appropriation from The n na = tha
'aaAoSS ToT TfS1 On IN! AMENDMENTS.
This closed the debate, and the pending
amendment OF Mr.. Wickham's. proyld-
ton s. Should be available Until otter the
federal government shall have sppro;,,
priated a sum which the Governor SILL ~
the thea appropriation. This was the first test
vote. it being recognized that the oppo-
nents OF the appr9ptiati1n Tsia p PIT
bill. The amendment was declared lost;
yeas. 10: nays. IS, The recorded vote fol-
Yeas-Messrs; Bruce. Byars. Ghap G1ntr.
Watkins, ,Wicl1ham-1o. ,,,o
Brvant Cromwell Dinwidd die Garrett.
M As!Ssy 9pi Ss0; Sears shaoHeitoFd. Tyler
o onf s a1!iesvsSiG GREATEST STRENGTH.
The question then required on the sec.
ond Wickham amendment pT9iv vis1riss t am'
Of the opponents q the bill. thirteen yot-
Ing for the w 20
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson. Bruce, Byars.
Chapman. Ford. Gold, I[alsey. Hq Tssiy
= Luptons. opio. St. Clair Wallace. Wick-
ssnssSsi
m ford Tyler and a9pt Waikins.15: tnan
The Chapman amendment was then
g2 os aow p T. Iub & and WeKha
rhe Harvey amendment;;o designed ,s, l. hi t.
the STATE the na xposon
lien lemon on the assets OF tho company to Sc Sc.
@uster tsft ten wa Votes 10 eighteen for its
opponents.
Mr.. Halsey. OF Lynchburg. then asked
and after some discussion 81 the dnnsa re-
duc 9th the appropriation to sloo 900: II Of.
ternE the nf,teg his attu dc on the b
give iv val: ali it Could. but, doubted whether
+ aR1ea g of h 1ee sn'i he hou
100000 was sufficient. IN view OF o Gvhes
PRESSING claims but .mtr as be5Wsen he s'y was
a theTefore urged the sdeptlqn q his Is
amendment. giving sla>,ooo ln,ed aoW W
TIE es amend Hassy vas ana Y0'WSG a lace
Who had voted AGAINST TIE f fbs H mise,
ham amendment' yoted 10 Ior 70 th 9b f,ai had
SossG for Tie a Wckha han anendment voted
against the Halsey proposlt,iSSnn hyl was
Further eopsderationh OF hi, fhe was p' mmad ds
a aN speciai I and Continuing order for Thurs
day At ls:5 E n The The Votes 20 SInd Hn the
beyond doubt the passage Of TIE ,r 9ill
the House and Indeed ed m|F MickI ater
S whsn Se as Tef @usa ltotha BIZ which
has iqst been ,, success G4s ft THr, R1L1
STRENlIfIt ot LIE titS1'5 -,
These Senators are now reSaIneo Hi III
c {Sss s Hp and M 81 sfe A sNRaf
Barksdaie, Bryant, Clayton, cromwell
DinwIddie Garrett, Halsey. aopps, Lyiie'
Mann. Massle, Mc1lwaine, moon, Op,le,
Sale. Sears, Shackelford, shands' Iy.er
and Wallace. Messrs, Claytor ana Snanas
s WerH hu as p favorng the Bill, Indeed, MT.
Shands is known to favor. It. Messrs,
Hmtnhsson. Hartman. ponohoe. Walker
md |Xhitehead were absent yesterday,
and while It cannot be stated authors
ntiyeiv how they stand, 1t Is said that
at least one, IL not two or more, FAVOR
the biil, Messrs Keezell and Revercomp are
said 10 be opposed to the measure up-
aIterably Mi. Wallace IS regarded as
one who will vote for the MI on lts
passage Mr.. Coghill Is not resordeu' IN
any event, the bill will certainly Sc
cure the necessary twenty-one votes, ana
viii have several to spare, AZ is . IN,
probable that there will be any further
TIR ElMEN'S RELIEF BILL DEAD,
Mn i.yIe. of Roanoke, sought to have
the House bill known as the Bland IRE
mems relief bill recommitted 70 the COM
lmittee on Finance, but met WIN splrlt-
ed protest from MI Wlckham' VINO
\ Tragle's 40 '' p,IIs, LIVER /
" The best for biliousness, consti- "
~. 4 lt,r.., S,,r,, Ill,