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Evening Tribune
Pawtucket, Providence County, Rhode Island
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In Washington on Dec. 15, prominent House members predict only appropriation bills and possibly a territories admission bill will pass this session, while land forfeiture bills will fail due to irreconcilable House-Senate differences, as stated by Judge Holman.
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Washington Dec. 15.-Prominent members of the house express the opinion that little else than appropriation bills and possibly a bill for the admission of the territories agreed upon in caucus will pass the house this session. On the land forfeiture bills the difference between the house and senate is of so radical a character that it is certain that the house will not recede from its position. Judge Holman, who has these bills in charge on the part of the house, will not recede from his position of last session and he expressed the opinion that the bills will die for want of agreement by the two houses.
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Washington
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Dec. 15
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land forfeiture bills will die for want of agreement by the two houses
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Prominent members of the house express the opinion that little else than appropriation bills and possibly a bill for the admission of the territories agreed upon in caucus will pass the house this session. On the land forfeiture bills the difference between the house and senate is of so radical a character that it is certain that the house will not recede from its position. Judge Holman, who has these bills in charge on the part of the house, will not recede from his position of last session.