Senate Debates Chinese Treaty and Cattle Censures
The Senate debates the Chinese treaty stipulations prohibiting entry of Chinese laborers with limited exemptions and enforces penalties on shipmasters. A major amendment seeks to curb land grant forfeitures for railroads, while West and Kerry press the cattle price manipulation issue tied to a Chicago stock ring and its impact on Kansas and the West. The House resumes work on related fiscal legislation and river bridge construction as the session adjourns.
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Capital Bond Offers In Washington May Session
Government bond offers were received today by Secretary Thivoipoon. Four percent registered bonds totaling 1,180,000 were offered at various prices with liquidity details. Total receipts and accrued interest amount to about 330,000, with terms subject to approval. Acts granting permissions to Abbie Mt. Hays and Phonan Hopkins were presented but not signed, making them unpaid without presidential assent.
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STATE CONVENTIONS LOSE FOCUS AS PARTIES SPLIT ACROSS NATION
The May 3 reports describe state Republican and Democratic conventions in multiple states with tense debates on prohibition and tariff policies. Indiana Republicans rally behind Lincoln clubs while Democrats face internal rifts. Idaho and New Jersey events echo party divisions and calls for reform.
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