New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
XLTH CONGRESS.


sENATE-fsPECIAL observation-disclosures Aprti IL
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Mr. ANTHONY Rep, X. IT, offered q resolution tl it
the time of the adjournment SINE dte DO luileI
until Friday afternoon at O'Clock ,o.s
Mr.. SUMNER Rep.. Mass suggested saturday
AUG 'u pFT1sIo 9 or TnE RULES OF THE SENATE.
On motion of Mr. FESSENDEN Rep., Me- IL was
olred That Committee three be appointed to revise the rules OIL
me SeDI ana aSpoInted Messrs Anthony ep r.
H., POmeroy Repu Kansas ana EdmundS ('ePp WI ~S
such committee. .
Mr. ANTHONY rep, II. H., from the Committee on
Printing reported the Following which was agreed 10.
sortd That printed for the use Of the senate O copies
the general orders in salTarsy a Ss T SUPREME e ooa
proceeding. thereof PP'1S s S ,o uniform system Of
npty throughout approved March 1867 and 1000
THE CHANDLER-FEssENDEN DISPUTE. -.
Mr. CHANDLER sp MIC ndSe ot vesteT2Sv
that am made to say precisely wat a1 S %Sds to
answer what did not say The Associated Press report
MS CHANDLER remarked certain Senator, sid few day.sgo
they willing give The President that be sent IN Cop
pehsads and trsitor they would vote to cSnsTa them
about this win ask Mr. Murphy 70 read from bis original
notes precisely What did say 70 ts see rroa
from the official notes Of Mr.. d. Murphy as Follows
President Certain sebstors on thss o. s
days ago that they were & s, % & 10 rd
Csppchsds and itor and taai ey would vo for thsa ~ s
notice that AMI traitors ceasrnd and AEfhe
sends in ioval nep now tAeY viii be-" .,,
Mr. CHANDLER-That is all II VIII Dc seen tnat w M
is entirely different from what appears IN e
Press report. simply wish TO have II corrected
Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN G'ep, y. j. offered the follow
rS The agricultural interest, eOau Of p'r'moaH,
importance the Bureau for the promotion OF that interest Is %
Re II Tssosd That he Committee Agriculture be relucset to
report December nt1 What means Should a. 1PH
sslarr aaId oGce Of Commissioner Agieuiu shyN " ~
s s, S ' ,I9 o ' a Fl - S & to that department
whether there should not be created the once ~ MIN or.e
real Gr and To whom might be committed the superintendent
Mr. TIPTON rep, Ncb.) not quite SIRE that the
Senate the absence of the session OF me HoSe Sp
take cogmzance of TINS SUBJECT an" h"'"7 ""'''' -"
~ FPFI NCHI'YSEN said the resolution merely
directed the Committee Agriculture to c0nsderthe
subject and TO report at the December session -
Mr. TRUMBULL rep. III remarked II %9au sesu,
10 him that the resolution implied they cod NOT Se
suitable commissioner without All increase O salary nc
of such difficulty, ana was not aware Una, any
OF salary. He not willing for me impression 10 10
that there was any difficulty N ming the 3il.v, %
the resolution if the clause relative to an increase o
Mr. FPFI INGHI'YSEN remarked the resolution did
not assume that higher salary was necessary ~ merely
proposed that the Committee On Agriculture make INC III
Mi ANTHONY Rep., r.. l. suggested that the clause
which seemed 10 cal. IN question ,he eicon'y u 'n'
Mr.. FRELINGHUYSEN modified his resolution III ac
cOrdance with the suggestions Oi Mcssre cameron anu
Mr.. YATES (Rep. III said the resolution came from
that side of the Senate which voted for retaining the
present Commissioners IN office, those who Ndted yeHtc
day who did not understand ofthography' syn
tax prosOdy. ,.,-,.- a.. .
Mr. HARLAN 0ep.. Iowa. rose to point OF order that
II was pertinent to aude TO what took place III secret
MI YATES for the time surprising that the debate had
been in open session asked pardon on receiving the le
mnder from the gentleman from Iowa . 81, -.
Mr. POMEROY (Rep, Kansas referred 70 the idct tha
the preamble to the resolution declared that the agcu
tur interest Of paramount Importance; but thero
commerce and manufactures He never understood the
aluson rs to his side OF the Chamber. lie thought ms
side voted with the other side He never coud uhuei
stand why the distinction should be drawn. 80
Mr. DAVIS dem. Ky) said his friend from Kansas was
cOnstructively the other side. Laughter .
Mr. POMEROY replied, If 1t was only by construction
he could stand that. -.
The resolution OF Mr. Frelnghuysen as amended III inc
particulars stated agreed to- and the senate
wont into Executive sesslOn.