Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1879, Page 1

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EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS, | By the President of the United States of America: A PROCLAMATION. | _ Whereas the tinal adjournment of the Forty- | | fifth Congress without maxing the usual and | necessary appropriations for the legislative. | | executive and judicial expenses of the govern- | ment for the fiscal year euding June 30, 15s), and without making the wsnal ‘ appropriations for the support of the for the seme fiseal traordinary cecas to exercise the pow TWO CENTS. | time fxed iérthe tinal Adjournte THE EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. Svssentrtiox | day amounted to $ & BILIS Passep. FORTY-FIFTH CONG HESS, The Closing Hou SENATE.—The following is a continuation of the proceedings last night after the closing of | the report on our third pace. Mr. Dorsey made a report from tie cominittee of conference on the post oftice | Dill, but owing to an informality referred back (9 the committer for correcti orted that the commitiee who voted for him against his competitor voted to distinguish between the creed of the de: allied and the republican party character of juries in that state, nothing but | the sentiment of despair was inspired by the suggestion that they do somethts jurles equal to those could not do it In New York, bec in that state were not and place-seekers, and into the witness box in order and emoluments of that distinguished | to obtain in ot Ohio. They se the people | ly ofice-hunters trive to bre. cratic party si Mr. Eaton — So-called. Mr. Coukiing replied that his honorable friend from Connecticut knew no qualification was the republican yang and untaught who did not know the emergency out of which that If there was anything by whic old be understood it was in the rights protected and the wrongs denounced by these statutes which the demo- { cratic party seemed to have marked for des- otLer states to the tour per cent. loan to party, for those were 3 ithe annual appropri- ation bills except the legislative, execative and judicial Dill and the army bill, were signed by thé President and have become laws, tozether wita the bill making the requi y the arrears of pensions. hamed reached the Preside o'clock, and was promptly approved. derstood that 2 message vetoing the river and propriation bill was prepared, but, ntluence ef great pressure. the e: ecutive signature was finally affixed to tuat tor three Managera | he report was | Party sprung, the principle: rand said he had no remai he Ohio jurors, t Senator Windom re | of conference on the legislative, | judicial appropriation bill had agree. The potnt on whieh the conference was unable to agree was the proviso of the Hlonse fixing the pay of jurors in the U.S. court at two the test oath. and also with reference t like to ask Mr. ute by which a courisof justice, 5. ling.—If the Senator presses {c n simply state it isin the book no other statutes. rland subsequently quoted the stat: d observed that the man 2 wave too much pov anley Matthews could not let the o, s by without giving his solemn proiest d been urgedon Lis he believed, in the hls- Tr. presents an ¢ quiring the Presta ¥ Vested in him by the Con- stitution to convene the Houses of Congress in anticipation of the day tixed by law tor their next meetings: Acw. therefore, I, Ru!herford B, ident of the United States, do. by virtue of tie power to this end in me ve: Uon. convene both House semble at their respective chambers at 12 lay, the elghteeuth day of March instant, then and there to consider and determine such measures as, tn their wisdom, their duty and the welfare of the people may em to demand. In wittess whereof I have herennto set, my nid caused the seal of the United States : the elty of Washington this fourth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight, hundred and seventy-nine, i the Independence of the United ae of America the one hundred and ‘n unable to te appropria- unable —My friend, like Polonious, is “ sull harping on bis daughter.” were repealed I could understand why this ghost sould so sudden ble friend; but the s Cemocratic House will not repeal it. on to say that could he bel Executtve of the nation si dollars a day, repealin; $0 much of the Revis the appointment of supervisors 0 ‘The House took the position that the onty con dition on which an agreement could D> r was that the conferees on the part of the ate should recede from that point. The latter could not consent to this condition. say, in reference to all the appropriation bi! thai they had all been agreed upon by bot! houses, except the bill he had referred to, thu army bill and the post office bill. the Senate would see that all the items of ap: propriation relating to money to carry on the government had been agreed to, and the only rounds of disagreement were con If section $20 ppear to my honor er of applying the SUI ives, Decause Fito the judges. d by the constitu- f Congress to as- lieve that the p ‘hould surrender summons of the democrats, he should feel t ‘the two parties were divided, bu! neck of Ume, an isthmus hardly hatr, between wit ciple, now or tn a few days. As results of this throwing down. did not tear going to the cor Hi ‘FRE EXTRA SES=t0N.—The fatlure to pas orcloek noon on ‘Tue legislative, executive and judictal, and army | appropriation bills render the Forty-sixth Congress necessary sident and the Cabinet diseussed te the Capito! this morning. and tt was de convene the new Con: two weeks from to- that effect will be at once Senators and members rest t. Who are elected to the nest Conzres: be unabie to go to thelr homes aad ret | before March 1 STREET RaiLnoaps | Congress, in its last st . | 10a dill compelling the street rafiroad com- = 0a reciprocity to the ttex by them; that |: rt .s v be a tender for full fare on seuinst dectvines which vor for the tirst tin ry of this country arallel which had been drawn between t ish House of Lords and the Senate, and the preogative of the House of Commons an House of Kepresentatives, he rapidly tr the history of and growth of English Nberty from the time of “Magna Charta, and then pointed out that wh ess on the isth instant, A proclamation prepared and issued. ding on the Pacttic on the issues Wy these Laws for ase he believed them to eond, because if he tion or repeal. he ained fn the our government ca Meved that this Constitution tiey re them the whole history of England's strug- l€s for public liberty. and: they re: 1S they are: and thought they needed moditic proceed to co: 1s under dures Beek explained. ii ented from taki as well as that now pending, of testing the sense of the Senate u| ject, he nnoved that the Senate instst upon tis merdments, although the not believe it was ment upon the legislative provisions, i” the only point of ditt between the conferees on the army di Was the Nfty-tirst-seetion, whiten at, bls t VARTS, Secretary of State. sesof the sess ssible 10 obtain and as lo rey those meas matters, he though: a5 just and election laws to which retere Notwithstanding the partisan te pervaded both sidesof the Ho atters that came up during ‘s sion, there was a remarkable absence of per- al animosity on the part of members to- ard their political Michigan was th Whole people. ntatives of | rhurman said no more importa Pan American ¢ 33 OF armed men at plac $ we held, uniess to repel armed ex . Blaine said that no chars e that voters had been ered with by for it involved not werit, oF the Law w il proposed to re and powers of pss and of the e never deen bri the American Congress a eas It might be no phate to have no voice, THE Case OF Jt no rizht to participate as What was meant — | to be diciated to as tafertors and } St 1 partners wilh the Hl mies of the Unt most active against. who: socrats Were all the time called upon ta Bui he and Spr ey Were equa eprestniatives in al United States soldi one of the conferce ; Senate when he sai dtc take up the grie Hoar said (he se nets, whom he , were, Whenever they b or when they acted as | were at the be; that might last ¢ in the mother cou niurles before tt not iikely to lers together, ina: easant a mood as if no stinging sar passed between thent and Foster, with Southard Id, and with 4 addition to ten of lar annul appro: ¢ the bill reduet bree bills we pvh the day here it went on f¢ id refunding | aston when S| emarks out of ord planted him: and discharged ay more emphatic and he keptat tt until hi chamber wo rest in bis gr: Was the question whe: —And the Senate conferees be ould be with | end the bills pri | arrears of nen of the rebel! ed his point. THE DAVENTORT INVESTIGATION.—Mr. Lyne | inthe House last night submitted the report of | b-judiciary con’ New York to In | The committee si all laws authoriz Q ¥P ors and inarshais of elec | Say that Davenport cut these oppressiv } cf radteal Congresses, ustrument to preserve te abuse of a friend of tumult and ittee which w: | done for the restinption of p. } These tels, Par. | WAS Ineonpatibie with we tr nly recormmend th 5, f Commons e acterized sue eof members alt ti Sof the sitting was q) . and when the vote indicated the abst | Of aqorum tt was 5 e.—Dees the Senator in! section of te revolutionayy, from a copside ment to carry soldiers to be near enerally bec; ) brief resume the voice of the pe that thecont por armed 0 rt a House bili tor etion fs incompatible wdand Bethesda Weters by the | trict of Colump! bers, notabl} tterson and Town: among those who showed t of fatigue, andatter the brief recess of 1 they were the earliest in attendance’ peaker was seldom out of the chair, and Le d the House s } and tbrough the roc | mentary navigation with great Skill, tast, moat eration and impartiality, a1 mean to show | Lords had no right here was one case in my own | Senate. Mr. Thurman representative of t he Petersburg case. | If Petersburg lad bee } armed mob, ng the city fn d ‘a > from its position stands on tho strike out from the © Envestigation, ' SONAL.—Donn Pia son (of the Louisvitl the National las OF THE coMMITYER. of the Potter ominittee, Messrs. Iiscovk, Cox and Reed, presented their report | the was one of thi ews of the majority, but th of the chairman and his mw > on the amend | able and even fered from the mi Seope of the Luqui | that the Investigath as likely to I fined themectve: | and that The Sex tall that saould be def the Nou gation of repubi that their prope: } that armed s j at the time of >| be no taterre : ere Involved, i fre to conduet jections, and that nee where the rights of men | with the cip! fterated and recites u ing boards of the dou ted frandulentiy and ion, with its and falsehoods, Loo! Of What Was as forward to say that au that any member of ar. ed to order by ter from the V he would not o hould be an € d—comaniite who read a! substance of the 1 a separate mease ne to agree with th t allowiny: soldiers to yr nder the pretext c as accepted or | the facts personally ranvassing board { san 2 to a1 ay confirmed the the polls ctors of custo; i of Nantucket, Ma: Mr. Anthony ren traced to some | » abd that democrat had ni Asto the South Caroling. 2 and uncontrady ¢ courts may have : we OF the Senate. ther Dill providing Lat the Uaited ard moved to amend the resolution the Senator, bu Mr, Garland ver question was repoa! but fonnd its w ‘ht before them. | board, the full, fr mony of Mr. Dunn heard it of the absenc | charges then of fran tion with which Mr. Tilden and his agents hi Were nothing but the unsupported | assertions of 2 litigant against whom the caurts | ‘The tribunals in three states de- cided In favor of the Hayes electors. way the defeated party. with his Ube assertion of wron; ertion was the object of the original construction ofthiscommittee, ‘They tolled un- | Ml the frstof August and found no evidence. In Getober the publication of the etpher dis. | nowed conclusively thet the very men who had been loudest in thelr a: bunais before whom ti Simpson, distr . for that of M vised Statute: of fraud in South Caro- and corrup- eS5 Will pass every appro; Uon billas now, without attempting any 1 | ther action, H thus presented, no mone | dent then Cong hot a republican Cor lone. Mr. Poster) both bills where Uieze political q | He tb he tully re auce of to come to of Washington te ‘ington territor, elon agency, Dal have decided. House do it t Whyte. Withers— 1. Haworth, of Kansas, Pawne } would not, on reftection, repeat that the Hom ming Amajority oF it | and weeks that hed elap: of the Senator f during all the days ad, had fatled to aet edin December j ner.of New patebes in the Tritun nunclations of the t had failed had themselves endea rupt with money’ those very tribunals. thet moment the accusations ceased to se did not act upon fi y siving that the House | the bill because the matio: niitee to suspead the whose choice Mr. Beck exp! Was not able to pass of Nebrask, . at au Clatre, Wis. rules Tailed to re Mr. Coukling wo Dili could have been read in one minut Watch, but the Hor the slanders of fotled siop and you shall uave ho a # said the republican p: belonged, taigl and’ beaten cerning the cipher dispatches the com 2 e that Mr. ‘Tilden was tions Wis limited to Pelton, and € did not act apo: would form an S Joun W. Watts, of | City. Oregon. dental of Mr. Tiiden and Co! ould endeavor to shield his was dependent, was nat- 5 less man, living upon whom he al the idea that thls 7 nd sitting at the very table of is o, Mr. Tilden, should have con- ducted negouxtions involving such large sums Without word or hint to crested. or to anybody else. could not for moment be entertained by candid men. If Col. Pelton’s story be true hg must be removed from the category of knaves'to that of fools. Bub the man who conducted the campaign of 18 as acting secretary of the democratic nationai committee, Was not a fool. after the election, centre all his interests in ta hands of a fool. Mr. Tilden’s denial was, of course, to be expected, The minority defend the conduct of Secretary Sherman, denounce the so-calied Shermaa let- (er as a traud, vindicate the action of the visit- tesmen, and treat at length upon tae diferent phases of other points presented by Potler committee yesterday, while In Secret session, passed a resolution, on motion of Mr. Stenger, that all the allegations against Mr. Stenger and other members of the commit- lee in St. Martin’s affidavit had been disap- proved by St. Martin’s own testimony, and it second resolution was passed, on motion of Gea. Butler, recognizing the abilit; partiality of Mr. Potter, the DAY Law In Rnops Istanp.—The state law cf Rhode Island relating to keeping en till 9 o'elock Sunday morning wa in Newport last Sunday years, and It cré wed ao littl It was thought almost impossib) to break in upon accustom which had been 11 Vogue for so many years. The authoriuies ar determined to enforce the law to the letter, THE BisHors OF 1HE M. E. Cuvrcu met i New York yesterday, with the yeneral boo committee, and elected Rev. Dr. sanford Hunt . ¥., a8 successor to the late Dr Reuben Nelson, senior book agent and pub lisber of the Methodist Book Concern, in New , OL New York, was electe 33 Live would be sum- Years ago the tivo n0uses wealthy un in substance, Uaat there shou ito the courts of the nation a dis- cretion by which men who had levied w against the government of the United Sta! might, in a given instance, be exeluded from a psed. and one ¢ 38 | after another has appeared, and reappeared, and disappeared, and no sentatives told the Senate that unless this dis- cretion Was taken away from the courts, they wouid refuse to pass 2 bill to maintain the army. and that a separate bill wouid at the extra sion be introduced demanding a repeal of this act. , Without the ballot boxes and this election law there would have been no fair ejection in the state in which he had lived since that Was enacted. It was enacted to guard tha ba | lot boxes in the state of Ne thugs and thieves of Tammany hall, and it bad uarded the ballot boxes trom these marauders. ie was not going to argue that the law had not been abused; where was there a law intended to deal with the conflicts of men that was not He was not going to discuss whether these laws had been subject to at-~ rvert or overstrain them. loh was pertinent he shouid be ready rence to some of the alleza | Uons that had been made. ‘They were told that provisions were repealed no appro- Were to pass at this swift passing that at the next session the ua 0 houses would virtually take ernment by the throat and refuse to let it breathe unless these prot He for one Jno, W. Gal, 20 for the army. the man most deeply Pickard: J. Prase of Wim, McPherson, of Mo. ‘in Melntosh Kell: Mar alled up House bili t n Of infectious or contagious diseases into the (United states, and to est Uonal board of health. House bill granting a pension of $3 month to those who have a leg amputated aunt of injuries received in ed. ubraitted a ri extra compensation to certa ate, but objection Who sald of in executive session last night led you back to pass the . ty be consul of the _ Mr. Blaine said the position of the Senator from Maryland re y the House of Repre- uded him of a great prem: iu a game Of chess, ing been momentarily diverted turned the table aro’ Nor did Mr. Tilden, the hip joint on ac the war, was p Mr. MeDenald su ‘9 be commercial agent a Ham M. Wheeler, of Wi Thdtan aventat Green Bay agenc: ard W, Willett, of Callfornta, to moneys at La Mesilla, New postmaster at Mr. Whyte s to retreat precisely as Winter Davis, a meniber I the array Diil'a proviso Unat no civilian’ Should a military court, and tried to force a uid the republican party wanted they retreated when | of the Hous npioxveSor tae D, more mischief ws ¢ closing hours of a session than du There was too mui Mt would be much bette ate and the country to go slow en and boys employed by the Senate who re- sation had no right to an. He objected to the further const and ft was laid aside. hurman were York from the ing the whole session. haste and confusion. aemceratic Senate to come to the same sion; and an adjournment took pl qhence without passing the army bill Mr. Blaine —The Senator think ‘ONEINMED AND Not.—The Sen- fon. just before adjourn- ominatioa of Denais Egan al revenue for the dis- ul Sirobach to be post- . The following are h teil for want of final ac- 's, tobe collector of customs James Pollock, naval otlicer, consul general > David H. Batley, coasa: dames ht. Weaver, cousul Henry Dithmar, consul at 3 consul at Panama; const at ilamburg: E. . A. Banning Morton, U. S. attorney, for the ict of Texas; Sherman Conant, U. ru district of Florida; Lorenz9. ‘tor of internal revenue district ‘ree, Indian agent Sac ws H. Webb, Indian Rollin V. Aukeng, ACES, RANGES, FIRE PLACE ceived stated compe € ton Of the resolutio: sts. Anthony and ed a committee to join a_ similar cou ‘the part of the House of Represent Wait upon the President to notity ress Was 1eady to adjourn, Senxte then, on motion of Mr. 2. 12., Went into executive session, and oTS Were reopened, at 11:50— Mr. Windom submitted a joint resolution simiar to Lat submitted three years ago, When Uie appropriation bills were not passed until providing that Incase of the Jalive, judicial and executive Dilis the similiar seal year shall extend for. Ist, 1554.) $0 as to courtesy and tin: Mr. Blaine.—Are you now opposed to sucl mamnlttee On | satisfaction. tatives and | have offered everything that we can hopefally lama Uhat Con- | j ment. I believed at one time that my friend dmunds, | from New York, and plenty of other geatemen to discuss it in refe1 iyte.—1 am, because we can now complish our purpose. Mr. Bluine.—We hope we additional reernits. Mr. Whyte.—I only wanted to call attentio ‘irwue is assumed,and tha y Set the example of attaching condi ropriation bilis, Jarland asked what was Mr. Position upon these clauses previously senueman, in the course of his reply leave to refer to another point. He ed, he said, to the Senator from Ohio, when he upon the way in which State of Onio. upon the jurispradeace re in Ohio, but tals latter eulogy rather surprised him. He was surprised to learn that it was regarded with them as an honor to serve on juries, so much so that they squabbled for the office. He knew that Oiio happy hunting ground for Pres- unless these priation bills sesston, and jority of the two avid H. Strot City of Mex: Will have you with Ume in over fift to the faci that you were sutren- 5 to meet that issue; they would not be repeated by his vote, be an extra session necessary or not. He wen), on to show how the democrats of the House had had plenty of opportunity and power to remove this obnoxtous section froi the statute ‘a3 to be made one of ‘Welghis to justify this revolutionary Uons to app! M after the ist of failure of the le and the army bills for the current bs (tN January avoid an extra session ef Congress. Objection was made to its consideration by + ind It was iaid aside. svbiatited a resolution re- ident of the United States to urnish the Senate with the report Samoan Islands, made by Gustavus Gorrard, !t fo Somarshal nm pronounced a eulog: they drew juries in heard many eulogies and methods of justic book; but no, that too, and Fox ageney. Iowa; Fort Veeck, Montat er of publie moneys, Des Moines, Lowa Hiishop, receiver of r. latterson questing the Pi York. J. M. Phillips, treasurer of the Methodist Mission: which was also held by Dr. Ni MAINE Town ELEcTIONS.—Portland, Me., elec- ted Geo. Walker, democrat and mayor by 46 majority. Last year the republi- cans he Teale of ~ nae ulicans car wo, Aul Saco. In Rockland the Vented a choice for Mr. Garland.—What revolutionary proceed. ir. Conkling.—The revolutio prefigured by the honorable ublic moneys, Con- xis; Lewis Hanbech, register of the lard office at Larned, Kansas; Andrew Burn- | ham, supervising inspector of Steam! | end district; Arthur } Tenant revenue servict ary Sockagy mary proceeding Senator from Ken- revolutionary proceeding by , coalition or combination in the two houses whenever it took the gr that the wheels of blocked, should refuse had become the idential candidates, and he knew what Satisfaction and Devere to be third lieu- also a number of post- | In addition to the above are the names of | Wino. Waters and fifty-nine other assistant sur- | geons tp the army, nominated for promotion to House bill to relieve the political disabilities ernment should be he appropriations with ‘on the government unless aga lucement the executive branch of present that they could greenback ticket oe which to re~ republicans | penalty or ‘] iE SHI order of the 1x ee aaare made to oe DERG SHURTS made to order in the moet MEG! . feds-ly 1002 F strect n.w. become entitled whe we Loe traidaeead the | the rank of captain, having thereto by reason of three years service. —__-o- ¢ He at er The fas gp ig eel me Aerromy of the roof was consumed ‘tinguished, have the city Yi Siichael “O'Tiare & saloon kéop + Yoy Hare, a with @ billiard ball ‘ the government for example, surrendered cet- tain convictions and rights, + At | Uonary. He who now held by the Constitution oe was, [sears Wwers deposit- with “the executive democratic . He tae Principles of the republican cag aaa the Allison, to examine into connected with the remora) the ieeolation of: Br. the circumstances of the northern Cheyennes from the Sioux res eration to the Indian territory. ‘The clock over the main entrance to the Sen- ate chamber showed that it was within ono minute of the hour of noon, the time for final adjournment Mr. ‘Thurman, from the committee to watt on ald they were waiting for the House committee, He Suggested that the pn siding officer keep his eves away from the c| for (wor three minutes. Capt. Bassett, the do clock Back five minutes (er tn the calleries. Mr. Anthony. from the committee to watt upon the President. ot Pa Stales, re. { pred resident of the Untied Staves, n that they had discharged that duty He Lresident feplied he had no curiae Lion to make to Congress Mr. Ferry, President grr tempore, § gress having arrived. the Forty-1ifUh Congress adjourned (The closing hours of t acterized by even more ai than usu: tor of it was golng on r partally ed order East Nicht im the Eonar. marision bar the Auda’ tines rstand why upto ton th ander pur mentioned jor demanded that a sey le Of the seventeen art taken a peachment Mr. Wiatithorne (in view of the dems and) sag. gested to Mr. Springer that he withd. 6 tue re- or er Sprtucer decitned to do so, leavin son the republicais the responsibility of cou tinue Uy these dilatory measu ter.—If the resolutions mi against Mr. Seward for acts don Will vote for lis hapeachment mpeaching Win cousul geueral years r_—Does the gentiem: rate vole On each of these ai Ido. Was taken on the reselut nt; and there were 109, nO quorum, tke republicans ger ing declined to vote. | THE Kuve ON THE ARMY arrRormatio’ RIL. esenting the will | Mr. Hewitt (N.Y), at 1:40, confere Lion bi Mr. Hewitt made a state Hes pported that the olamittee on the army appropria- not been able to agree. thes Jon of repebiieans) nas to the matters in contro- ed that an agreement could be 1 uf Them except as to tie pres- Of troops at the polls. ‘That issue had faiiy presented. On Uhe on conferees insisted that th with equal force. he Stauutes Should be matt a! power she io int 1 UPOOpS 10 Ms On Thy t md, tay oF nent, “Tho? principle tmertean people, an for 20 years bk soldiers Shaul pe The question over Io: ices LO pecke pay at: bat nothiy had been i rights — dion of ts Uhat He atthe very pment. Twas a shame sonapty poise PaSeet, Six edd the 15 s whose Th mies the g pass by tll new ining those rights, Now that the on raised, could tue ted tin con- nd pea. Exe 1 soldiers tive to the poils? [Not No! trom lie OL a ders of 1 anxious That there should be no on. ‘The industrial Interests of the country wanted ¢ S10 “go in peace.” By er than mone, be ordered by Ut louse, was * Uh: ared and Lines Was Siok th Straggie ents Were sats was al- uw. To when once passed ca serona time when an ay Was 1 ection and pro- the army’s support, could be cons ation.) inte and If e ed ui itary power for nt tt i at pure would be ta President oi the lid Lever yield this i aid be sus. of their sh ion: and he ainea by Applause 3 ANIMOUS Vole the democrats ROPEIATION BY a MESSALE Te shed a new confer: REPLIES TO ME. 4 Mr. F aries Ua fe iowitt) had been a These bills, the country ine annoy ance of atextra session, Wil Unt. view he d chered What he thought w Tur basis of ut, That was that the House would aztee te the " din the army bill, and Would also aire to L jury clause in th > vill, na That i clause tause. b. however, onfer- ir democrath s that they vield anything. eved that if of settlement bad beer on much in New York, urn Uhat a ed Dy the voter had treops from voting. On the coutrary, they had a d- hundreds and thousands of poor people t yole, whe otherwise could ve voted. had been its effect. i. quite ready as AS aux- n New York to reach a fusion. ‘The only propositions for a settie- it had Come tom republicans. The dem cats bud stood like adamant, retusing to eon- code a Single ting, refusing to dot an “1” or to cross at.” ‘This measure could be passed by the democrats at the next. session as an inde- pendent measure; and then, if the President Vetoed fl, they could put It in an appropriation bill. ‘There would be no election to be affected by It between now and Iss0, ju California, and the republicans were wil y except Cal iornia now. ‘There was n@thing in the propo- silica except that the democrats proposed to make an issue upon it and to cram it down the Ubroats of the republicans by legislation. He Wished Lo save the people from the aanoyance and Cost of au extra session of Congress, (which Was alWays @ dama; 0 the counury evea when the republican party was in power.) Mr. Southard —Why does not my colleague intreduce 4 resolution to abolish Congress en- tirels Mr. Foster.—I think that, just at this timer the people Would bail that with a good deal of tink that We, on this side, offer for the sake Of securing a basis of settie- on the democratic side, was willing to acce it. But 1 am told (I guess there ts no truth in 4) that the Speakership contest enters into this | controversy, and that Bourbon element has Ot control of Unat side of Lhe House and has bul!- dovea my friend trom New York (Mr. Hewttt) | snd other gentlemen into taking a strong posi- lon op this question. Mr. Garteld intimated that the gentleman from New York (Mr. Hewett) had drawn on his imagination in ‘statement he had made that the liberties of the country were now in % or ever bad been. from the legislation it was proposed to repeal. Gentlemen talked as though these sections had been enacted in order toempower Lhe army to interfere with the fredom of pepe the contrary, ‘they con . e He Ws. | were framed tp exact direction. not incowpatible with the public iateres’ icy ome tone te a -* | power. He was free to of H. B. Littlefield, of King William county, Va. | Uey were passed at a time so. Mr. itted a resolution “that the tanks or the Senate are due and hereby are tendered to the Hon. Wm. A. Wheeler, Vice partial manner in wnich over their deliberations. Agreed to. on irkwood, Dennis, Plumb, Coke, and | jx peace at its own committee, under | He ‘Uhat no one would however,