New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11

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TIE RAMPAGE" DOCTOR" MARY WALKER
INSISTING on HER rights THE FRANK
ING PRIVILEGE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Monday, June TO- 1872.
When the Senate met at o'clock this morning Messrs.
Bayard and Cassery submitted their views ON the New
York Custom-house investigation In It they strongly
condemn the dngenuous of the majority In not
informing them OF an intention to report until the
cooked up" report prepared and submitted TO the
Committee The opinion of Messrs. Bayard and 0asserly'
chine in the interest Of his faction Of the party VIII
not be dissented from by any farminded person WIN
Mr.. Howe. ATTEMPTED to raise q question o.. Of
veracity between ne two Senators anu and b tnd
clerk Of the O alleging a latter ey
Of the intention OF the majority to make report during
lively and emphateay denied that they had received
from any source nmation that the report was 70 ne
clerk OF the Committee was most certainly not the proper
person to communicate with them on the SUBJECT MI
ply firm, entered motion TO reconsider the order 10
print the views OF the minority. This k the nIst the
committee being printed While tie motion to recon
slider pending the order to print suspended ana
the effect is to keep the matter in this condiuon u'
next December.
1t was ascertained very early In the morning that
there no prospect of final action ON the snndry
Civil Appropriation bill in time to allow OF the al
iournment at noon. motion was accordingly made 70
extend the time to o'clock This was the signal for the
conspirators who wanted TO keep Congress at thelr
bidding to enact the partisan legislation through when
they hope to reflect their chief Gen. Butler and several
Of the Southern Administration members had been IN
close consultation with Messrs Chandler, Edmrnds and
Conkling deyising means TO accomplish their purpose
IL was then let oeock-only an hour ana Jan nun
time fixed for adjournment. Mr.. Chandler
arose. and IL evident from his manner that MS III
tention was TO keep the floor until O'clock so as 70
pei an Appointment SINE dte ana therefor Oh 20
session. lie began by giving 1maBluuiy ",
the formation OF coalition between prominent Liberal
Republicans and Democrats In Eew.York IN p SOreDe
last by which, in consideration OF certain i.epuuHcdn
Senators attacking the Administration on the moor OF bt
Senate one OF their number 70 Dc n0inhteu Ioi
the PRESIDENT Messrs. Feuton Cassery Ihurnan anu
others, cnailenged Mr. Chandler 20 give the nauo VI
Democrat who was present at this alleged meeunR ou
he declined TO do so, which sufficiently indicated IN,
value OF his statement In the mean time the riesueh
had come 10 the Capitol, and Messrs. Morton, Edunus
and others OF the faithful waited him In his room
aud it currently reported informed that an
session would be dstastefu TO the E1ecatve tnas he
and that his wish that ms friends would possple
put through the Appropriation bill even II ~ Wa heccs
sary 70 concede notifications OF the Ehiorce.nen
amendment Mr.. Chandler was soon apprlsee
| Of this by Mr.. Edmunds, and AZ one
dropped in his seat Mr. Pool who showed symptoms
hibustering TO prevent action, also soon qmeteu p
Mr. Bdmunds ana the motion 20 extend the noH oI ~
iOurnnent 10 carried and subsequently Inrthe
extension 10 O'Clock was agreed TO- While the nen"t
was awaiting report from the second oom s .
Conference scene OF great confusion pretaeu, inhn
Senators attempting 10 get the floor TO obtain action o.
little private bills. Not much trouble was ouhd IN eei
ting many OF these matters up but MT C1nnns PoSi
lively refused TO allow action the steaInDoat D
bill 70 remove the political disabilities OF e1Gov
Vance OF North Carolina aud ex-Congressman Houston
OF Alabama was passed. The Conference committee "
the sundry Civil Appropriation bill then made their re
port which was concurred In, and the senate TOOK re
10 O'Clock D. M, 10 the action OF the House
ludieron incident occurred In the hail Of Reprt