Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
FOrty-second Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON, D. c Feb. 90.
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tons matte to the present administration for
appointments by the senators from New York.
Missouri, Nebraska and Illinois. This was evil
IDENTITY aimed at Messrs. 5charz, Upton and
lrumbuH, and the latter was earnest in his
comments, declaring thar the mustv archives
OF me departments had already been ranSacked
10 nnd material Tor accusations against him. lie
would say TO certain senators, Lay on, and
oalnheu DC he who cries enough
MI. Morton's reply was very bitter, and his
dednluon Of senatorial "shepk' was very Sc
we're indeed. The conclusion Of the bGsiticss
oour aVerted the debate
Meanwhlie the galleries overhowcd and ladies
we're aumitte'i on tn HoOrj completely hlhnS up
the vacant spaces.
AT twenty minutes past one Senator Nye took
the moor. He commenced by saying that ibe
preamble and resolution were virtually dspased
OF, lhe spndtOf Vino had introduced them had
SOUGHT TO withdraw the preamble, thus admit
ung that 1t should not be passed. He Snould
pass the aims question by, and speak of the at
tempt 10 break up the republican party,
MI Nye teoS as Ills tent Il maxim from the
OBITUARY address Of Mr.. Sumner on Chief JUS
tice Story, THAT no man stand in the way of
another" He hoped for rhe homer IF the senate
mat no one hele sought to stand in the way of
another lite world is wide enough to crafty
US all. Ills friend from Massachusetts would
DC treat IN The world OF letters and Of states
maushlp, when he wUnld lie forgotten, Who
stands IN his waye MI, Nye Went on to say
that ne intends TO defend the republican party
from "ioeS without and foes Within He re-
GREETED that the senator from Massa 2husets had
become csttargtd from the president, and that
series OF arrangements had followed,
Mr.. Nye spoke at considerable length, and
was followed by Mr.. FreliughuyseH
The latter gentleman fldimpd that fine senate
was called oil to inquire whether we had not
seriously violated or COmDropiised DIR mas
tional honor; he submitted that TITS was
-
unjust. As well mirht the senate onnoint a
committee to ascertain whether he. Frclinohuy-
sen, should not be deprived of n seat because of
some malleasance in office. without thetp heing
charge or sciutilla of evidence against hin,
TO order the Investigation ar oven drclara II
Necessary, would be to dclame the nat,on, Mr..
Frclinghuysen concluded with euIogy of the
republican marty ana t,o nr,,ilont - - '"O
Without reaching a vote the senate adjourned,
House.
Under the call of the states and territories rs
usual on Monday the following. among A larne
number of other bills and resolutions, were in
trOduced and referred IN tho cr,,,r1it3oos i,,i;
Gated:
BY Mr.. Lvnch--A bin to regulate the annotnt-
mcnts and removals in civil service, Commits
tee on reorganization of the civil service, Also.
and Falmouth and m oh moo tI,o ,,ono tIarang
Committee on commerce
BY Mr. Hale-A bin for the relief of Owen
w, Pummer. Committee on claims
BY Mr. Eamcs-A bill for the improycment
OF the navigation of the barber of Ncwport. R
|. Committce ON commerce rO'' -
By Mr.. Pendlcton-Resolutions of the Rhode
Island legislature, in relation 10 the settlement
OF the Ind an territory Committee on Indian
affairs.
AT the expiration of the call of states. &c tbc
house resumed consideration of the bII offered
last week bv Mr. FRYE To amend tho civil r;,yhts
bill The ounstion ,yos ,n0,, o,,,o,, - -
passing thc hiH vas "i''" '"7 '0'''uS ana
MIR. Eldridne said thot on baIolc Of lis rr;o,,,ls
he would ask thai thp hin hn rctnrrad 70 tho ~;
dietary commir,ao 0thar;n "a ~, " t,is ~
would resort IN oIi o u M
consume fine r'' SApou'eii'9 "
MI FRYE desired IN on,or int ,,,,,.,u..,,,.,
ment or bo,Uoin IN nreyont fIiis+ a.,
Threatened F'e'~i' "'''"9'eii'T do
MIR. Niblocl, tbep moved IN I,,, tho I'm -, .,o
table and noinl. ,, 20 ~ 10y w "i,i 9h 1le
moved IN odinmrn VIII 4 th MI. ElullSe
toj,en the morn;n,, i'o tn1 Iolc was oeI'iT
went over until tbc Inori,,, ".F AZ uuS IN
next 1'''' Vi -"OiiO"S
The sneaker ot tbis no;nt oa1Iod Tho ,..o,,.ior
of the house 70 tbe dsorde tt 'G nrCctio
on the l,st two ,Innd 49, - - H''u prov anu
dal mon IegisIotion "',u sSlH !! mitS d scan
ornizc M ono % ;on a, +t, ',' iGC-
the house - " 49, ""S nv O'uei III
Mr. Tvncb ip,rod,oo5 t.:u a.,.c... -.
civil service hin nf NJ v;i III ulouHtlS tne
J., ''''''
ois from ofiro T,oo Vi u leliloV
Sholi In III ,li'G ~ lhc.hDcIS OF congress
VIM sncb aotio,, II" = "'t'nS' sHlhs VIZ reasons
hn coYioto5 III Is asHen, whlcn Wrliin% Snali
reooris NJ ~ 40 0.i0ia' anu pIeseutcG WIN 'he
s vi lc ollce' aiu DC open 70 the lnSpec-
roJnrad ~, ny 3iu uclc@ates Ine Oil was
NJ Ronll ," oe fr 81, , WY
committe nn bn 10 tlle
tion of bnyinr, tho -; ;II t . I"S
moved from f6e TroDt or , sihoM re-
iarre nnmhar Of lii c I ,i ~ m
litcai dfsah'Ii,ie fr, ',1 al oi Pc
statess were presented and at the tioi, Of
the sneaker were inrInIcd II, ono Nil -eS''o' VI
Mr. Cnnocr inonircJ os ,Gn ,, "in ,,, 40.
read in full, whether that Of jefferson D"vis was
incIrdad Tho L 49, y. oJ'i't 99u n%slS WAS
Mr.. Farns%orih offered resolution No no.
ing thc committee IN rII;c hri15;n n',st'
grounds IN rrnort hin Co., coorir'l US. anu tI
horse and car stables oar trac,,s AMI %m"y my
sances SURROUNDING the canitoi hdaUtoJ NJ
On motion Of Mr. Yonnir tLo so uo' I,;u -
moving the nolitia dsahIiit;es from, sf 9ii
sons yos rsssod ,,l ,'',i 1o-l pci-
wiIbont Nom" ,o,d 9P0''S'0u VI tue IueS'
Mr. Broo,s IF Now yori f-or, .t,o oo,;.
tee ON wavs md means pcnortod hiII
the rennirement oI St3m6s ON nac,nroI "a
lies mnstords sam,os cpnna on 81
fruits vc%ctabcs and oats e1c '"
and toxed i'm Scbndnie r. Of ibr intoai ro,
act. Passed under snSnrnstnn Of th" r,,ios
MIR. MORGAN introduced n Hill tn snbs,itutc tho
tcachInr of rho German lanruarc for Snar;sh
in West Point academy
MIR. BANKS suTneStcd IN mako tho teocbin, or
German additional 70 SPANISH = u
MIR. Morgan modified the bill occordinrIv and
il passed - > anu
MIR. Lynch offered A resolution instrrct;no tbo
committee on cxpend tnres in the wa~ daoa ~
ment to inquire into the sale of ordnance stnrcs
in the late Franco. German war. win mower ~
send Tor persons and naners AaontedP 0"N' "
Mr.. Cox moved TO snspend tbe rules and
adopt resolution ipstrucrin~ tbe committee ON
WAYS aid means to reDort n hin redmring tbn
duly on pig iron TO So a ion or less i''7 INV
The speaker announced m. tbe vota ,,os
thirty.fve to eighty-tbree. two.thirds in tne
NEGATIVE. '1N
Mr.. Cox demanded the veos and novs
A motion TO suspend the rules and odont tho
resolution was relected-74 m % '"'
MIR. Ketchum moved TO susnend tho rulcs o,,d
pass the bill extending the time for the comnIe'
ton of the Portage lake and Lake Snneri"r shin
canal m the ri of March 1879 @rdoJ i ~, oniP
the bill passed. W anu
MIR. Leach moved to susnend tbe rulas and