Show HE ANTI flor BILL it occupies hie the senate and provokes discussion mm I 1 N is WARMED up he HeP tills down Mis massouris souris vest 1 great effort THE li bill DILL DEBITED Dle elegate D gate cry carty nAly urge the th adoption and Is il on the be woman iaze clause washington march 20 in the tile senate afier after transacting business of A rumor importance import ane the anti ant trust b 11 was v as taken up various formal amendments were mad spooner offered an amendment div ing the committees commit teea authority to issue writs of 0 injunction prohibiting combinations bi nations rin r in proceeding further I 1 in n bu bubines sines FB the tile igal I gal brating and effect of the amendment as well ai as ha tho bill ken gen crall was digen disc discussed used be d by spooner iier gray gra biar b evart vest vests keagan end nl aft in re iv 0 something b L i 1 by keagan reagan 3 ve esterday ferday veat vest said he would not eay say mother another wo 0 o A 1 tb ut the conati constitution anti on lie was pre prepared pred 10 a join the tile groces NOC 11 lie would like the tits 8 9 from ohio sherman herman fc to bay say whether lie considered tha lanse clame le in in the bill by inga ingall Is a amendment tax on dealings in in options constitutional constitution il or not lie ito character iced the bill as A remarkable le act of legislative leagerd ma n u eustis eaid said he re regarded girded the tile bill as the tile grossest usurpation of states rights ever attempted in the hi his a ory tory of the government ingalls said aid tha the amendment was not intended to interfere with bar purchases sales or exchange of ony products of which carlies par lea might be bogs possessed ef sed or be pr r which they intended actually lo 10 deliver it was dirac ed against aga nit the gigantic gantic ardern known as no grealing gd drilling ealing in fa future tures ilia amendment had been met at every if alio p oce edings by the interposition of some question of order or some question of aliby the people of the tile united states ingalls continued have a reasonable degree dezree of respect for the tho constitution but they are not afraid of it the constitution was groath roth an I 1 not manufacture avid a id ta tue jo courtl ati tut on of 0 1800 by reason of the the opera lion tion of the will of the people who made it was vastly dif lerent instrument from the tile constitution of 1789 its authors would cot lot know iw it they had made it for a specific pur po pope Fent net fir pir the object of of enable ig country lawyers to devise definitions defini liona or to put t obstacles ald al at d barriers to the will of t h e 0 p e but bul the caneti u tion wai wr perpetually p e e invoked by narrow and rigid and illiberal iberal construe 1 zionists I ests ai as an in kupera la le barrier against every effort to benefit t tho be conditi bitin n 0 the people the senators ten Eena alors tors supporting cup porting the bill have been jaunel taun el wilh ith bad d faith with false chivalry chi vilry w with ith fig hing a sham battle because they at to carry m 0 effort the provi tion which was T 1 irely within the limits and purview of ahl cons T chope ho r gentlemen ent lemen eustis george and vest N et L had sp nt colaia co leide erable fible time in in endeavoring to dearoy destroy that constitution which they now plead ou on ever every y occasion n T there be re has bean been no step in in the national progress pro grees of the last thirty five years ears against which the senators senator a have not risen and an 1 declared it against tha the ingalls recollected there was once a great demonstration V to trove rove there wad ad no power in in the lie con tit ution to coerce a elate slate which saw fit I 1 to 0 go cut of the union yet the keople hid found it boere rial had been smilar protests 1 against the abolition of sla slavery v r y 11 the reens ruction laws etc et recently y lien ahen a re alution wa offered 1 I to inquire into lie the violation of 0 the lie constitution the C had t the he right to to go any who e else in in the world whee the rights of american citizens rie sie violated but dadna power to take cara of lie tile rights of the vie alme amer lean ican citizens desai howai ed in in ast he ile comme commenced nIed to their consideration of the cenati wi u in n the tile contemplation 1 ot I the reut resu ti i of their during lie last thirty vears ears V at said if the tona tars representing the southern states were vere to be under the pro crip caption tion announced by the senator from kinga kansas they might as its vao well 11 ba out ot the tile union lie ile was under an obliga obligation tian to obey the cin but nt n it to take tha con bt ruction put upon it by ingalls lie ile moved an jo to in palls amendment making the thelic license eise instead of 1000 eustis alo replied to ingalla ingalls re mark briefly and art tuel against the amendment if the senador Se aena ort from kansas sought to correct the mot ills of the p ople he lie lu eu itis asked him to leave out luigiana Liui Lui siana siana ingalla ingalls eaid said ve we want to take hold of your lottery by and by I 1 vests amendment amend nent was then therl a copt ed as were also the following isy by Brit baitler ler extending to provisions of the bill to stocks and wilda bv by eastis eustis exten extending the papers to cotton cotten prints steel rails boots and shoes lead and lumbar lumber bv by blair including woolen goods and chii kv and all kinds of intoxicating drinks the committee of the tile who whole lethen then rose row report reported ml the bill and after an ex seis scission sion the tile senate adjourned tal TIE march ar A bill has been introduced in the tile alouse granting a pen pension eton of 2000 a EL year to the wid widow ow ofis of beveral ceral crook the commito cammi to te oa on rulea rules report reported ed a resolution making tho the wyoming ad ala mla ion bill tile special order for today the bill was taken up baker ol 01 now york submitted an argument a rg ul nent in ili hv r of the measure barnes of now york Y rk ofpria d the bill because be tie b lieveld there were gros in in the adoption adoption of 0 f the be constitution of wyoming because ekau be relieved teti Leli eved the to te atory did not contain tho the population luion requisite and because there were incorporated in tie the n feltar bs b ad d upun tile the sal alif jeet of fe demalt ojill 8 effage antagonistic to republican it n eti delegate Dr legAte carey of wyoming made a it strong pea plea for ter the admission of the territory lie ile contended that ita its constitution ution was adot adopted ted by a frk f mi o and fair vote of its cica cit z na ns and that the population la Is bont jle ile defended the pr provision vision of lie the constitution extending the right of suffrage to women he ile bald said president i fl arrison had bai endeared himself to the people ol 01 wyoming by I 1 I 1 I 1 k al A 1 l igi Y ing the lip spirit irit of the tile Ke Ite publican ni ns pug t dional i 1 platform respecting the appointment 0 1 n t m t of territorial rei residents dents to territorial I 1 offices and with wi t h more mole manhood than hia ilia predence predecessors or saving ill to the ci fic lek seeker that neither political pirty could make a point by obstructing the admission of wyoming she had the people she observed ob arved the laws she had luid no fractional bitar rela wyoming y djung jung and enterprising I 1 w would hasten hastert to overtake the older sta states ts t s and hilp h hl ilp l p them bear the burdens of government dockery of missouri oppose i 1 the bill baying saying that it was as nw nothing hing tame more nor fees than a partisan measure ds do signed to perpetuate the tile power of llie tile republican party it like the idaho hill I 1 he be called a bill to add three electoral votes and two senators natora ee to the republican column in IS of alabona Ala bims opposed tha the I 1 measure because it proposed t give women the right to vote and male the attendance of schools compulsory dunnell of minnesota wai inclined to vote against the bill on the account of the woman suffrage causa cause washington of tonne see attacked the womans comans suffrage suf sulT fraze raze clause and held beld that the people of wyoming vio violated latel the p i ion on of t the I 1 to aal of organization avi limiting lini ting the suffrage Bull raze to white male males women might ba sent from wyoming to the senate E B taylor of ohio asked dont you think hit that to put a god woman into the senata might help it bome laughter washington said if the gentleman himself were in the senate I 1 might admit his pr po ilion kerr of iowa thought the opponents of the bill in bad trita straits when they fel back for an objection up n the woman suffrage provision kelley of kanga kamm said he lie would not bo be frightened il if cornin had a seat on the floor of the tile I 1 fonso and perhaps it would result in a benefit morey forey of ohio favored favo reil the bill and a advocated the civil and legal enfranchisement chi of women in all states of the union after further furt lier debate the house took tool a recess until 11 tomorrow to morrow bills for i he lie erection of public build inga arre to today day reported to the khe boure by the committee on dings as follows spokane falls washington site tor for building buil dinc tl stockton california Il helena elects montana the committee on territories held a meeting today to day for the purpose ose of considering the bill to provi provide an enabling act for new mexico exico abrera a discussion a resolution rejo reso luton aas A is adopted by a party vote providing that th further consideration of the bill be postponed and that a subcommittee sub committee of five be appointed to cor consider isider the propriety of reporting to a fall committee an enabling act nadir r chic which h new mexico may be added under the constitution prepared prep ired tred atle athe constitutional conventi n nt ut SA S t ke fe in october 1880 1889 A hill bill for an enabling act set for arizona va na also to the same commilles II ormann cf f oregon to jav reported to the alouse from tk coin coil mitte mitt e on oil indian it he claims to his bill to orvide for ada adji action Ic tion ard payment of itte e clemo r h committee on oil agriculture aut wit bior z d a favorable report with ith an a wi dment to the butterwort Butter wor li it hill bill defining options OlA tons and anti futures all and d imp eing sing special taxes of do boaler aler til th r re e 11 lossey WS cm BILL it alth the jaral of tin tits house committee on jud ciaio STANDARD F SerVI eel kanii WA nii OT 20 26 the committee on judiciary has las agreed upon ablat hat is known as the tony torry bankruptcy bill this bill was pree proe ared by mr air turry a member of the bar r of st louie louis m who ho has bas given the s subject ubbe c t of bankruptcy special study f for r many any years it wai adopted by the nation il board wit of a trade which met at st louis lou I 1 s in n after full fall disc discussion and consideration consider aion of the bill in lela leta ela eta I 1 the leading feature of the bill as its compared with the bankruptcy la s of 1867 is that it is leas lea expensive and the machine machinery r provided by th the act yd lets less compiles complicated t e the gret gre t objection to the actor act of 1867 was as the enormous expense of marshals clerks and register teea fees resulting n in almost every case in leaving I 1 nothing for the creditors the proposed bill eliminates all those 0 objectionable features foa turea and will com corn mond itself the committeemen think to all liioi o who are in favor of the tile passage of a bankruptcy law |