The Montana post., 1869-04-09

made by the committee provides that the sus-
. pended officer shall be reinstated at the end
OF the next session Of the Senate unless his
successor Is confirmed. After brief remarks
by Thurman, the report of the committee
was agreed Tn 10 to s.
The following voted Nay: Bayari, Casser-
~, Davis, hcCreery, Sprague, stockton.
thurman and Eickers
Ih' Senate went into executive session aud
soon alter adjourned.
NOninaIIOns-C CONDEMNATION
The AsaiIrOad EmbrOgIio.
Washington, March 3I.-The nominations
to-day were Emil Hachter, Consular Agent at
Bremen; WIN. b. Arnold, Receiver of public
monies % Central City, Col; Postmasters, J
NJ Billings at Santa Clara, Cal, and IEos T.
MCCleil4nd at Cheyenne.
The President was quite we'll to-day and re-
Cole
Among the nominations to be made for
Tor Justices OF the Peace ia this District will
be cne colored mau.
Attorney General Hoar made his first arsu-
ment IN court to-day.
he President recognized E. q. Squires. AS
Consul Genl of Honduras, IN Neo York.
he senate confirmed Char les l.afallett,
Superintendent OF Indian Affairs for Oregon.
lJ appears Geo A. Enlsey, who reluctant
ly consented 10 accept the Register Of the
lT'usugy cannot be appointed, owing 10 tue
opinion Of Attorney Gen. Hoar. who rules
that IIalsey being a manufacturer Is preclui-
~ from being appointed 10y the act establish
luG the Treasury department.
The House committee on Pacific railroads
LIS commenced investigation Of the charges
uu the report al Bingham IA relation To the
issUIu- uI bonds 20 tie Central Pacific.
Caleb Cushing aud Wm- T., Chandler appeared
iu bhalt OF ths tniCn, and l.. =. Chittendel
for the Central.
HuuJII -tou. Wee President or the Central
Pacific was also present.. After the adoption
0i the resolution calling on the proper de-
Vactuents Tor copies of dCcVmsutss
-tc-, ~ bs used IN evidence, aud listening 20
gle argument a.! Chandler reviewing the laws
h'arIuE on tee sutjsct and discussing the pro-
lrrss ~ Tie roads. aGl rsiJeratILg the charges
ut FaE resolution.
The COMMITTEES adjourned till Tomorrow
when The Secretaries ol The Treasury Tui an
I=ilD- VII us present With tLe Ieces=nuty
inar, aud Paper
The Tenure LIgS a. a. WIFE bc.
Npy York, March @I.-Ihn Congress con-
frrrucc agreed 20 report ca the Tenure Of
Office bill. The Conference report repeols the
lT,J two sFCfl0us Uf tap original aCt. The
itsJ section OF tie Senate huI stands The
second section empowers the President during
a recess 90 suspend HUy officer except Judges,
till the end or the next session and 10 appoint
81 new incumbent subject to removal at his
diz crpJion, who shall fuIiilI the duties aud
enjoy the emolUInents while serving.
The p-esideut within ? o days after the Sen
ate assemblies shall nominate persons 10 fill
all vacancies whether thus temporarily filled
OF not.
The effect Of the conferences report /. to re-
tain the provision requiring the Spnates con-
sent TO removal, but IL deprives the Senate of
power 20 reiDstate a suspended officer.
The House after three O'Clock agreed t.
the conference report IG6 TO o.. The Demo-
CTats aIl voted against ~.
Chicago. April l.-1he following Is the
second section of the Tenure Of ufIice bill as
amended the lst section of the Senate amend
ment being left untouched, .'tnat during any
recess Of the Senate the President Is Hereby
empowered IN his discretion to suspend any
civil officer appointed by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, except Judges of
the U. :. Courts. until the end of the next
session of the Senate, and To designate some
able person, subject to be removed in his dis
Crstion by the designation of another,tO per-
form the duties of such suspended officer IN
the meantime, and such person so designated
shall take the oaths and give the bonds re-
auired 10y law To be taken and given by the
suspended officer, and sh7ll, during the time
he performs his duties. be entitled TO the sal
airy and emOluments of such officers, no part
of which shall belong to the officer suspended;
aud il shall be the duty of the President with
In so DAYS after the commencement OF every
session of the Senate, except for any office
which, in his opinion ought not To be filed,
TO nominate persons to I'LL all vacancies IN
the Offices which exist to the meeting
Senate, whether temporarily filed or not, and
so in the place of all officers suspended. And
If the Senate during such session shall refuse
TO advise ana consent to the appointment in
place of any such suspended Office, then, and
not otherwise. the President shall nominate
another person "a soon rs practicable To said
session of the Senate for sand Office.