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Correspondence Of th. Pr =, acd Isttune1
WAsnsss7oH. June 2, tsto.
Neser was Inc atmosphere "ote euee'"a1'5
ana hea:tn'!y coo4ea OIL ~ touooel's'o'm
1Aaa las oeen 1he '"pe'uous ano ampe1loas
houston o5 tne sloF0 o. 'oo'gnaton WHICH
o'oke over ht9 neoo yesterday. lis demeaeos
IL 'ne nouse 'o'oa5 naS oeen nos1 exemplary
ano 'smo hke III me man. there is no doubt
our tae oou'nefnets thonght Mr. Tra'o' By first
*po'oez'ng' "oo.o gre Hous9on an ofpoEtun''
y 70 c.a"! out Of his unpleasant dilemma but
l. nA>'ns sS'o no'n'og tnat neeaed 70 be re-
'taeteo' hsa' no occasion 10 DO 80, nor did be.
"nen ID eonnnued MS remarks to dHy, make
any ailns'on TO the affatrs Of yesterday, rs IT
was hoped ny the other SIDE that he would.
lh's 1ac1 Is now oegann1ng 10 be Understood By
the ch'7aiss, TO "1t: TINT Northern men say
on the aoor OF Congress only wha. they intend
TO "staud BY"
Tho Democracy we're decidedly taken aback
to-oay " The Republicans voting almost unani-
mously for sending Tor the witnesses that Mr.
Mlnslo" oil North Carolina desired should be
summoned before the Coroae Committee. They
were mostly IN ahs district Of Hon GeorgetT
scranton o1 fenns5lSanlo, and 1t Is we'll known
That that gentleman courts investigation into
Tue canvass that preceded his election. Al
hoagn ne IL no" absent from Congress, bis !
is'enos earnestly urged the tIepublicansto vote
IN 1hFor oi Gos. WlnAlows resolution, though
The inquiries It proposes are not pertinent 10
the Investigations Of tie Committee. Previous
to the rote on tho resolution being taken, MIR.
Houston Of Alabama said, "Let us see who
d=sircs to suppress investigation" Of the four !
who voted against the resolution, cne VAS q Re-
publican, aud shrts were Democratsl
The long promised reply o! Mr. Stewart Of
Maryland 10 Henry Winter Davis excosiat,oa
Of the House of Delegates Of that S1ete. for their
resolution Of oensure upon him, wass got OF this
afternoon. Stesart is man of no mean abi.i.
ty, Int it is about az ditlcrl. for him to make
speech as Greeley sad it was for CLARK Ct Mis-
souri, to do 50. Every nov and ,bao. durin. 1ns
haraugue. Nr. Davis would ouie,lv MT in a r..
marx, and each time. rs Stewart lnucthrd his
plaus:ble bubbles unon the mir. the, eloouen.
Dalt;morean. by word. nr;cked tbern .o,;1 ,hpr'
disappeared, Nr. Davis stated one thing that
seems not generally to bs known. When The
resolution passed by tie ucu,e of Delegates
was introduced into the Senate Of MARYLAND.
even its consideration yas Indignantly rsiectea.
and the uuuyer asked 1eaye Of the body 10 with.
drswit. i -
There is no usein talking any more about the
Homestead bill daring tue present Congress-
1t is On the shelf, and will lie there until change
is made in the Senate. The uouse bus done ere
rsth'ng it could ID 1aEor Of 'he measure, xndthe
Senate everything it could against it. The Con-
ference Committee won't do anything. Confer
ence Committees are humbug. They get up
compromises, which the Democracy will never
respect. Ard Messrs. Grow aud LoSejay, who
represent the Repnblicsn side Of tho House ID
the Committee. are not men to agree upon much
Of 4 compromise upon this question. The Sen.
ate bill may be considered the uiti1na.um Of tue