Southern quarrel over Chandler critique sparks crossfire in Congress
In Washington on January 28, Southern lawmakers denounce Senator Chandler's interview on the race question. Critics label him a demagogue while defending white majorities and Negro rights, warning against violence and political manipulation. A change of venue motion faces Alderman Cleary's Broadway case in New York as proceedings pause.
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Senate and House Debate on District Business and Alaska Inquiry
In Washington January 28 the Senate considered credentials for Mr. Butter and moved to change the Georgia district court term start date. The House debated district business rules, Alaska inquiry, and education funding, with amendments on salaries for a Washington deaf and dumb institution and Alaska education aid. The army nurses pension bill passed. The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill advanced with amendments including a Japanese family relief provision and a Samoa consul general. The session adjourned after long exchanges over ambassador terminology and potential further action.
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Florida Electors Vote Delayed by Messenger Question
Telegraph reports from Washington and state capitals show Florida's electoral vote still awaiting arrival of a messenger. Other states like Texas, Colorado, Kansas, and Alabama faced delays or formalities affecting mileage and certificate acceptance as the February 1 counting date approaches. A separate item notes James D. Fish of the Marine National Bank of New York has had his prison term commuted to five years, with past charges for misapplication of funds. In Tennessee, Col S B Herthrow died after being shot by Officer Doughty, with potential lynching threats if the killer is arrested.
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Senate Tariff Fight Splits Ways and Means Panel
The Ways and Means Committee divides on the tariff bill as Mills and Breckinridge of Arkansas back the Mills plan while Wilson of West Virginia and others push for compromise with internal revenue features. Debates reveal cabinet lineup hints with Blaine, Allison and Wanamaker named for key posts in Harrison’s future administration.
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RIOT IN BROOKLYN AS CAR DRIVERS ATTACK POLICE
New York January 28 two wagons with thirteen policemen and eight company workers left the Atlantic Railway stables near Third Avenue Brooklyn. A marching crowd followed and pelted the escort with stones. Officers Johnson and Cole ordered a charge and the workers were moved to safety by five o’clock. No arrests, but a riot is anticipated as a city tie up on surface railroads looms. Strong guard at stables and lines to control roads. A second report says a sleep on all surface railroads was ordered and tie up to occur shortly after 1 a.m.
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France's Future and Boulangist Rise in Parliament
The Paris cabinet weighs dissolving the chamber and holding elections in April with electoral law changes to curb plebiscitary tactics. Boulangist gains spark debates as Floquet and Carnot navigate resignations, arrests, and a tense political rally outside the chamber. Boulanger interview signals defiance while monarchist and republican papers weigh the election's threat to the republic.
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East African bill debate spans German Britain stance and finance
In Berlin the Reichstag committee approves the East Africa bill after striking out a clause placing the East Africa Company under Captain Wissman control. Count Herbert Bismarck criticizes delays, while German England cooperation is praised. funds include 1,000,000 marks for salaries and 300,000 for munitions. In Washington, cabinet and southern policy discussions surface ahead of Harrison's inauguration.
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