| Show N 1 P 1 ast F 4 SENATE 1 7 I 1 ailt Vi gourian protests fro n 0 tests against t 1 pension bill ati C ll 11 01 I 1 fa no REVEDY ls IS PROPOSED PS ii IF M gaetos GaIlIn gT sug ests to tho the i ILL sa url iiri nim 1 that he should amendments to the pon rocso so jaxk ch I 1 woud 01 O 1 cot C ot JO I 1 con ot f dicara nicara r H s bill is isain Dis discussed cusso d after fter JU an OL of kansas savoring oring i afat 0 r t Stol stewart vart i 11 the tha senate de att rito thirston Hihl today with alth a L protest upon the hw sl f sri chairman of 0 the his linger Oal ballinger f yr act to r the pensions PC of edlu lU on Et introducing bills illas in I 1 ae at 0 pending la in tile the pen sion office lie he ggs 00 committee bould OUI not con tc IJO 1111 1 bills slid and it 11 ft as useless to arach adt therl ar r I vest it t again called attention to bills and entered a 0 pension pratt tc rl garast their passage v without I 1 ial a as ht he sold said the sell I 1 IN tt falling into the habit of 0 do ass li y he called attention to hie fact act g illinois hid fur tid nd ill fech coo more than ln in the pension pen islon 1011 loll tor for exta I 1 calls that ot of illinois by Sl SMOOT 1 I la I 1 this fact on oil the ground slbil a pivotal II pa ste poll 1 5 aw a ayag that at it was as notorious that of 0 Pla pensions AN alio N ft as 63 i anlon Jn lon soldier tied iad granted poll pen 4 every applicant in poll alili 1 I dis ricas which were A ere close ile he did and the republican party RA that i ilone lone to blame laroe ti but knew that men inclined to use the if lu parties 1 mero era ofner to tur fur os of tho the pension chinery cht nery gr their political interests interest ile he had 41 amal 1 clr Clev elands veto or pen a bill tills and while lie dl did not want ant dolve the old questions lie he would a SUM the opinion that the govern tills iris bluer matter ma had fallen lal into a ceat V no la unjust and d iniquitous expends 11 lee b y its iii nai I 1 ed legislation clr lr gallinger suggested cue that mr 1 instead of scolding the senate on I 1 abato bills should propose amend 0 amis agn to the pension laws N which aich I 1 abid A correct tile the abuses he com ll 11 hamd d of mr jr gallinger ng bid the lit committee had been consider t kt ite advisability ot of publishing the 3 yet there were ob 0 I 1 I 1 leiloni to the plan mrs and lie he feat ed that 11 I 1 its 0 only ly effect would bo be I 1 va k lita ewt 0 or r out or of tile the 4 to no good eod rui pui pose FOREIGN BUILT VESSELS I 1 I 1 no bill providing regulations tor for the of 0 foreign built vessels vei sels I 1 on the amei iran coast and rl re aitra td in the iho united states stales was uns taken dil t the instance ot of mr hir elkins arid and I 1 ar clary addressed the in 47 kwit 1041 to it saylor that under its I 1 nang vessels would be tt reeked li ti letto iLmo rican registry ty il baua I 1 I 1 ked the navigation and tai in luct I 1 ot tle the united states sabins they I 1 bt I 1 I 1 practically driven our merchant carbe 1 from the seas lie he contended I 1 lait lh bill was prohibitive in its fors cm intended to remove the last of cf competition in the matter ot of there was no necessity fc ihn under the present conditions ve demay adf hold tile phil philippines I 1 cuba na porto rico he said but it if we ablit pl tha contractive policy ot of tills more bur balloon i w ill ili soon eoon collapse ri RA our expansion policy come to an LV iff I 1 it at to the close of 0 ar Caff Caf ferys crys re aks the registry bill ment w ent over un fal and the nicaragua canal W V was taken taken up the pending qu ours s zi being mr a s motion to post etick si until nelll january lal bunnis roll tun CANAL i lt lr harris ot of kansas then spoke on an tt 01 general features of 0 the bill he ha ca that as a 0 boy he was attached tit ilton sun eying party in the is isthmus in Q v 5 an mi ever since that time he had tia ka the it calous advocate ot of tile the genell 1 preposition that a canal should be b toll kill stress the isthmus still he did ut 1 I cor ador it practicable rot or A a private to construct the cabirt cati canil rt lud mergil ownership lat t the canal companas compi comp nys anys wr r cap plied the only open door W 1 I the committee in c harge of 0 tho the M lid bad determined I 1 to enter ter it m alth till tb cin that the he company its to tots be gotten rl rid it ot of mr harris said he considered the k ml canal a as entirely impractical mr jr dorrys amend relin ing the bill 0 of its bond pro valon baying raying it would k really am in ditore bwol the rne measure asure CLAYTON BULWER TREATY I 1 bulner formed r basis of t a brief speech by mr ia M HO eo advocated delay in order biord ora OPper opportunity tunit Y for negotiations it tesa 19 to t tho the abrogation ot of the iles fc UY 1 str ile money gal liala d we should ELL at 9 ag t yg great eat brit britain ain that we e a 4 lin cattan ot of the treaty as a t a 0 in this connection mr atlig T referred reft teft tred to tile the entente cord corrlale cordials cor dials lale bert between this s country and ej ST laii 1481 that be wanted to see eee SHI nations brought even clos cosar r than lan now hence the tha import it ita el lind W ta 1 0 ot f dealing fairly 0 11 alth great creat britain in matter tv a E to ka oil cave sa s1 not lee of an amend the 1 Z bill bl dmd la 14 not i providing that work tl be li te 1 bill lS ULon tile the canal under aai 11 until tit government Goern ment of 0 gua cleall should consent to a it of the treaty t caly K ranting ng title to arhl 41 ettea I 1 ln n to 10 tile tho of 01 ZY ay aid also fa truel f 05 53 and 61 of the concession th at t document acu inen las at t important advocated bated wa ted the bill as a DR ats step 1 the progress ogress or 0 4 sri 0 akrc ul of th world orld and urged to accept it li lt is lt it stands etl ton GAN ANSWERS AN 11 1 ata HONEY R ailt il ahli t had ik to r air lr money 11 only mr morgan stoer I 1 cn r r bevc bever claimed that the ina alwer birce d dinv ln 0 1 treaty 1311 was wa not mt ln in full that kit inking the th th ae allon artion rl lon imputed to wa mn al a treaty y had van vanished shed into lilt e treaty tr had 1 l hwn been ot of tho the opinion ion to I 1 tc f great teas abrogated by the ifyu ia that hat br alwn tal n and ad bould still eareld ea faw read opinion 1012 but tor for president 41 rat clintion lin tiOn c ion or of the e treaty till 11 hach ir that ha lu had elvan lt it a vl vi it 1 I uld did bai 3 not previously 11 ll ann 0 it pon p 1 noll opposed 0 nr 31 r AlOn evs apropo pro p 0 n main e up p the wt with t 1 I the 1 C I 1 r air 0 of mr ir horenn s I 1 a ir e it was reached to G to nio a rrB Is 8 post mo ino att itle I 1 lailo a ler alc ich tile soni seni P ive s slon at I 1 ehtee 0 acif ell te adjourned dj u I 1 D IS SARCASTIC J astr Is to a criticism oada I 1 t ap arrnold Arr nond 1 fa I 1 V for V fcc ucc ee lt the house hou to I 1 alt astr fa A caal id time during this 1 r atu ful IT B lat I 1 gioi I 1 ello ti oi bl bill 1 I www consider the I 1 I 1 I 1 at thic th bael ls sailon a nil it attempt was mits ninde made to toke ilie I 1 lie speakers table but it wai defeated il hy by a 11 large majority mr danforth of ohio chairman ot of tho the immigration com tho thought the bill could be Etro ayer after the elect loua were over but today when ho he tried to secure consideration ltv house declined d to aw 10 to t haec ak it t I 1 A an n I 1 botti 1 cs nr but bill brief debate on the rules wao duran durdik the ti c session ion by mr ir grow or AV of pennsylvania during durine alch ahlo air be malo made a speech on the decadence of oc the privilege of dabate in tho the douse and hold held speaker bof res evl clis rostion sible tor for the fact act thai ilia the I 1 hoose oi a had no opportunity unity to adopt I 1 a new system of 0 rules at this session q I 1 the sneaker replied fill a sarcastic i speech in v u holcli writhe he referred to tile the corni comi pla ants of john randoph Hon Ron dolph doph from tile ithen early days of the century to show tha that the sinio vero mere mad inada t then that thai were being beard today the pension bill ins aa reported and sr mr barney hep wl wis gave notice that he would call it up tomorrow the con idd ration of the bill to ancor borate tile the international american bank w which h ell yes was tit th special order tor for today was n as postponed until tomorrow growt chow historical forrie fomo pension matte mattara were dil disposed s posed of when mr air grow ailep ra r a the patriae patr laich ell of the I 1 house made a short historical address by unanimous consent of the house unon tile the or liBin of oc the committee of the whole on state of the union in which alicie was nas no limitation upon the latitude lAll lude of 0 debate nr mr crows remarks caused mr robinson ins n dem ind to reproach the m ma 3 because no code cod of rules had been prepared for or this congress ile he chirst chir sd that mr are henderson rep kep la had promised when the old rules were temporarily pora rily adopted at the first ses lon that a codo code of 0 rules would be presented within thirty days mr Ilen deiron indignantly denied tile the charge ile he pointed out that he had only expressed his opinion that it new code of 0 rules would be presented N within athin thirty days I 1 I 1 urged upon tile the committee said lie emphatically end and I 1 to do riot not want this charge throan in my teeth now because tile the committee ci cf which I 1 am IL a member did not lot agree with alth me DE DC ARMOND GOES FOR REED mr do armond acm dorn Ms mo got the floor and proceeded to contrast the con of affairs in the house at present with the days of which mr grow I 1 biad I 1 ad w m hon hen thore was wag full or opportunity port unity for discussion he declared that the speaker held the balance of oc power on the committee on rules aud it was as he who in tact fact had determine d that it mas better that no new coda of rules should be presented and adopted by tills this house ile he was waa exceedingly ironical in its ills references to the decadence of tho the old time talons of full debate it had become tile fashion he said to bring in ili repressive rules to cut oft off debate upon eve every ry important question and he aseer asserted ted that the rulea cults under which N ilich the house houie mas as now operating could not have been adopted permanently imd hurt become permanent by the attitude of the speaker SPEAKER rr REPLIES klirs the speak speaker front from the chair chah replied to the criticism as 03 fol follows lous tile the gentleman from SUa has permitted himself to lo make statements in regard to the relations between en the Si speaker on and d tho the other Tn members embers of oc the committee on rules that I 1 am happy to state stale are not nol justified by the facts the house must not fed itself to have been treated to an unusual discourse upon th the 0 lock lack of liberty given to the citizen 1 it t so fo happens in this world that there are arc many citizens it so happens in ili the house of representatives that thele are arc many members and that thai while in ili the doiy 01 y ciery man can occupy all the tinto in discourse in actual practice he has to 0 occupy itin ita in to I 1 tha he lights ot of every other member to the lights of 0 the body itself and to the of public business in actual c practice also the ahe house may have noticed that however much desp despotism odum la Is exercised by the ruhl rul there la is no subject tit in the heavens above or in the earth beneath that has not been discussed enen een in this present congress JOHN RANDOLPH CITED now it if the gentleman nian from nimuel will turn to tile the annals of oc congress may back in 1816 during tile the period of liberty buch as he thinks he di desires sires he will find that john randolph who certainly was heard enough to become famous for a century was complain a ing lne that tha chateen teen een the arch inquisitor himself would auld have been satisfied adith lah the of th them L in so you see that human nature Is tho the same in all time liale the house then 1 at p in adjourned |
