The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
EVENTS N WASHINGTON AND
TRANSACTIONS OF CONGRESS


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rDlnes bili gas authorized To be favor
4 aDly reported by the mines and mining
. commitfee The bill az reported ez-
cludes the prreeeda Of sales oi public
Iauds in sixteen irrigation states from
contributing 10 the fund Tor cndowing
state universities And agricultural col
Iegez With the EchooI Of mines. The
J. blll appropriated 10000 per annum to
state uuIyergities and state collegeg.
With an Increasing amount each guc-
i ceedinR year. each Of orty-cight
\ states 10 receive the same amount.
The objects Of excluding proceeds Of
gales of public lands In irrigation
states was, IT. was thought. that the
total amount taken for school OF mines
purposes would oncroach too heavily
upon the irrigation fund. that fund be-
ing derived from the sale Of lands in
these states.
Representative Hardwlck Of Georgia
speaking on the race problem rcjoiced
at the happy relations now existing
between the North and the South. He
said the South yielded TO no section in
/ loyalty and In that spirit he invoked
confederation Of the question. The ne
groeg. he said. constitute about thirty
six per cent. Of the voting population
in eleven OF the southern states. Re
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!, posed by constitutional action in south
crn gtatcg. Mr.. Hardwick said IT. was
/ not believed by southern lawyers Of
ability that any Of these qualifications
, was IN conflict with the Fifteenth
amendment. He said the negro can no
| longer stand as a special ward of the
/ government. but must stand on his own
9 merits Of a citizen. There had never