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Congressional Reoord-Senate. January 9 700 CONGRESSIONAL REOORD-SENATE. JANUARY 9, Also, papers in support of House bill for the relief of John G. Also, petition of 20 bee keepers, farmers, and fruit growers, of Hunt-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. Genesee County, N. Y., asking specific appropriation in agricul­ Also, papers in support of House bill to remove the charge of ture-to the Committee on Agriculture, desertion from the military record of James Du;a.lap-to the Com­ Also, resolution of the city council of Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, mittee on Military Affairs. for the passage of a general railroad law for Puerto Rico-to the By Mr. ROBERTS of .Massachusetts: Petitions of clerks in the Committee on Insular Affairs. post-offices at Everett and Malden, Mass., asking for the passage By Mr. ZENOR: Papers to accompany House bill No. 4906, for of House bill No. 4351, for the classification of clerks in first and the relief of Ellen Quinn, hospital nurse during the war of the second class post-offices-to the Committee on the Post-Office and rebellion-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. Post-Roads. Petitions, etc., against the seating of Brigham H. Roberts as a Also, petition of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, of Representative from Utah were laid on the Clerk's desk, and sev­ Lynn, Mass., relating to the stamp tax on medicines, perfumery, erally referred to the Special Committee on the B. H. Roberts and cosmetics-to the Committee on Ways and Means. Case, as follows: By Mr. RUSSELL: Petition of post-office clerks at Williman­ By Mr. BURLEIGH: Petitions of George W. Dorr, E. A. Dins­ tic, Conn., favoring the passage of House bill No. 4351, for the low, and others, of the Third Congressional district of Maine. reclassification of postal clerks-to the committee on the Post­ By Mr. BURTON: Petitions of the Calvary Baptist Christian En­ Office and Post-Roads. deavor Society, Brooklyn Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Also, resolutions of the Presbytery of Westchester, N. Y., for East Madison Avenue Congregational Church, and numerous the anti-polygamy amendment to the Constitution-to the Com- societies and citizens of Cleveland, Ohio. - mittee on the Judiciary. By Mr. CLARK of Missomi: Protest of a Sunday school rally Also, petition of druggists of New London, Conn., urging the at Middletown, Mo. repeal of the internal-revenue tax on proprietary medicines-to By Mr. DAYTON: Petitions of C. W. Cox and others, of the Committee on Ways and Means. Evansville, W. Va., and vicinity, and F. M. Huffman, J. R. Idle­ Also, resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of citizens of Nor­ man, and others, of West Virginia. wich, Conn., concerning constitutional rights of citizens and By Mr. GASTON: Petitions of citizens of Erie, Pa., and punishment of mob violence or interference with such rights-to vicinity. the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. HEPBURN: Petitions of BishopJohnF. Rmst, Bisholl Also, resolutions of tobacco growers of Hartford County, Conn., Henry W. Warren, Bishop John F. Gouclier, committee; G. W. against any reduction of duty on importations of tobacco from Westfall and 50 others, and F. M. Beall and 79 citizens of Shan- Puerto Rico and the Philippines-to the Commitee on Ways and non City, Iowa. Means. By Mr. POWERS: Remonstrances of the Friends' Church of By Mr. SHACKLEFORD: PetitionofcitizensofLacledeCounty: Monktonridge, Vt., and citizens of Eden and North Hyde Park, Vt. Mo., to accompany Honse bill to correct the military record of By Mr. RAY of New York: Petition of citizens of Bingham­ W. F. Carter-to the Committee on Military Affairs. ton, N. Y. By Mr. SI.MS: Resolution of the Chamber of Commerce of Chat­ By Mr. RUSSELL: Resolutions of the Windham County, Conn., tanooga, Tenn., favoring the passage of a bill granting a compet­ Association of Congregational Ministers. ing submarine cable line between the United States and Quba-to By Mr. SPERRY: Petitions of the Methodist Episcopal Church the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. _ of East Pearl Street and of the Congregational Club, of New Also, petition of the Druggists' Association and others, of the Haven, Conn. State of Tennessee, urging the repeal of the internal-revenue tax By Mr. TAYLER of Ohio: Petitions of W. R. Hearst and on proprietary medicines-to the Committee on Ways and Means. numerous other citizens. By Mr. SPERRY: Petition of Lincoln Command, No. 1, Union Veterans' Union, of Meriden, Conn., and A.H. Terry Command, No. 3, Union Veterans' Union, of New Haven, Conn., protesting SEN.A.TE. against the passage of House bill No. 3988-to the Committee on Agriculture. TUESDAY, January 9, 1900. Also, petition of post-office clerks of Middletown, Conn., and of Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. W. H. MILBURN, D. D. Derby, Conn., for the passage of House bill No. 4351-to the Com­ The Secretary proceeded to read the J ouxnal of yesterday's pro­ mittee on the Post-Office and Post-Roads. ceedings, when, on motion of Mr.·TELLER, and by unanimous By Mr. SPRAGUE: Petition of clerks at Hyde Park, Mass., consent, the further reading was dispensed with. post-office, asking that the pay of post-office clerks be readjusted­ The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The Journal ~l stand ap­ to the Committee on the Post-Office and Post-Roads. proved, without objection. By l\Ir. STEWART of Wisconsin: Resolutions of the Bar Asso­ THE NICARAGUA. CANAL. ciation of Eau Claire County, Wis., against a division of the western district of Wisconsin-to the Committee on the Judiciary. The PRESIDENT pro teropore laid before the Senate the fol­ ,Also, resolutions of M. W. Heller Post, No. 166, Grand Army loWing me8sage from the President of the United States; which of the Republic, of Rice Lake, Wis., protesting against any was read: amendment to the pension laws providing for biennial examina­ To the Senate and HOtLSe of Representatit;es: I transmit herewith the report of the Nicaragua Canal Com.mission, pro­ tion of pensioners-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. vided for in the act of Congress approved June 4, 1897, entitled "An act mak­ Also, petition of the Literary Association of Wisconsin, urging ing appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal legislation giving authors' manuscripts the same rates of postage year ending June 30, 1898, and for other purposes." · as is given to third-class mail matter-to the Commi~tee on the WILLIAM McKINLEY. EXECUTIVE MANSION, Post-Office and Post-Roads. Washington, Januar1J 9, 1900. By Mr. THROPP: Petition of William S. Sutters, to accompany The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The report is voluminous; and House bill for his relief-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. it will be referred to the Committee on Printing, under the rule. Also, papers to accompany House bill for the removal of the charge of desertion against Joseph Hartman, alias John Wolf­ PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. to the Committee on Military Affairs. Mr. HANN A presented resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of Also, papers to accompany House bill to remove the charge of sundry Holland-American citizens of Cleveland, Ohio, expressing desertion against John Houpt-to the Committee on Military sympathy with the people of the Transvaal and praying for Con­ Affairs. gressional action; which were referred to the Committee on For~ Also, papers to accompany Honse bill for the relief of Martha eign Relations. Irwin-to the Committee on Military Affairs. He also presented the petitions of Thomas C. Pollock and 28 Also, papers to accompany Honse bill for the relief of Frederick other citizens of Cambridge, D. B. Weiss and 75 other citizens of Hillegass-to the Committee on Invalid Pensions. Chatham, Charles S. Mills and 39 other citizens of Cleveland, Also, petition of post-office clerks of Tyrone, Pa., for the passage James W. Rain and 15 other citizens of Dayton, and of A. K. of House bill No. 4351, for the classification of post-office clerks­ Thompson and 15 other citizens of Salineyille, all in the State of to the Committee on the Post-Office and Post-Roads. Ohio, praying for the adoption of an amendment to the Constitu­ By .Mr. WADSWORTH: Petition of 36 farmers of Niagara tion to prohibit polygamy; which were referred to the Committee County, N. Y., to amend the act to regulate commerce-to the on the Judfoiary. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Mr. BUTLER presented a petition of sundry railway mail clerks Also, petition of George N. Stoddard, to repeal the stamp tax of Wilmington, N. C., praying for the enactment of legislation on proprietary medicines-to the Committee on Ways and Means. providing for the classification of clerks in first and second class Also, petition of post-office clerks at Niagara Falls, Batavia, post-offices; which was referred to the Committee on Post-Offices Albion, and Medina, N. Y., asking for the passage of the bill No. and Post-Roads. 4351, for the classification of clerks in the first and second class Mr. McMILLAN presented a memorial of sundry members of post-offices-to the Committee on the Post-Office and Post-Roads. the Medina Farmers' Club, of Michigan, remonstrating a~inst . ., _ 1900. CONGRESSIONAL RE00RD-SENATE. 701 any polygamist holding office in the United States; which was REPORT ON AFF.A.IRS IN CUBA. referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. PLATT of New York. I am directed by the Committee on He also presented a petition of the Snlphydrol Pharmacal Com- Printing, to whom was referred the concurrent resolution sub­ pany, of Detroit, Mich., praying for the repeal of the stamp tax mitted by the Senator from Connecticut [Mr.
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