because of partizanship, money squan
dered, energies scattered, prvgrw
upon and forced
party for eau to
b-dy want to
foreclose on a bankrupt, but i ho nby-
locks and the gold men would like to
have every prosperous citizen who
happens to be a little in debt at their
mercy, so that tbey could forecloo or
force Lira to do their bidding. In
short, tbe purpo of tbe bill I to con
trol the votes and actions of the great
which attemnt to'nar&llel roAds own- tnenth eentnrv i drawing li a close, held back, because tbe prosperity of a I majority of the voters cf tbo country
Ud Ivr tho Rtafa. oama tin with a T hiaram-nt. will oon ha nnm- oartv it placed above the welfare of I by financial tiranny ana oppression.
. fa.vnro.hlo Aommittno rnnnrt. th com- Koril in thonoeB of hUtnrv. Whfith- I the community. I Tb,i "M1 J..
mittea adding a nroviamn to ore-Lr v. nnmbar them in science or art May your paper urge through its ? "EoTis V..7;."V.
-;Vi Zil3i "T. .r. :i A r nr. Knca .nl columns this cause so sacred and on- i " '
and
a a . 1 1 J
very mucn in earnest, ana pieau
vigorously for his cause.
An ave and no vote was tasen on
the substitute. It passed second
readinc bv a vote of 21 to 15. Mr.
" At yater moved to suspeud the rules,
mittei on Railroads and Railroad y . t d 21 10 13. Not two thirds,
t-ommi-aion. and bill troes over till today. Senate
wr. utley moved that the rules pe ,.nd t eet at 10 0olock
sQBpended and the resolution be
plaoed on the calendar. Carried.
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