, 1874-04-29
WASHINGTON.
The Finance Bill Again
Before the Senate.
It Fails to Pass Over the
Presidents Veto.
The Vote Stands Yeas, 81;
Nays, 30,
An Interesting DEPRESSION During
the Debate.
The Late Senator Sumner and
the San Domingo
Scheme.
How Great Political Parties Arc
Prone to Become Un-
grateful.
The General Appropriation Bill
Passed in the House.
After a Struggle, the Attorney-General
Receivers His LandauIet.
The District Investigation Again
Becomes Interesting.
Kirkland Has Recently Been Enjoying
Himself in Washington.
Chittenden and Storrs Again Before the
Committee.
And Again Fail to Throw Any Light
uuon the Mntter in Hand.
The District Investigation Again
Becomes Interesting.
Kirkland Has Recently Been Enjoying
Himself in Washington.
Chittenden and Storrs Again Before the
Committee.
And Again Fail to Throw Any Light
upon the Matter in Hand.
THE VETO.
9rtciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
THE rnEgfnENrfa Arr1nN af1arl INrh

THE rnEs1DENr's ACTION SUSTAINED.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2s.-At no other
period during tin prosent session Of Congress-
LAS thoro been such full attendance Of Soma
tors Us thoro waa today. There wcro but five
absontcoB including Washhurn, Of Maasacht-
sctts; both tho Tennessee Eenators, Brown
low nnd Coopor, ,worn away. tho fornaor being
detained by -y1noss, aid:.~ tho latter
wns called out Of 'ao city oil private business.
Mr.. Norton Ind >@t recovered frbln the shock Of
tho veto, md hIr. 5churz had gono to Boston to
deliver tho Summer .ouloSy.
Why TIEY wEAE ALL THERE.
Tho occasion for this extraordinary attention
to public duty on tho part Of lilo Son.
ators was tho knowledge on their
part that q voto would bo ta]en on the question
Of passing tho so-called Finance bill over tho
veto Of tho President. OF course 1t was perfect
" woll understood that tho motion would not
prevail, but still tho friends OF imitation we're
anxious tn show the country that ma
jority Of tho senato disagreed with tho
views Of President Grant, set forth in Ills last
message; they desired to put their brand upon
tho President aud LIS supporters but they
wan ted to do 1t quickly md qrietly by silent
vote. With this end in viow tho supporscrs Of
tho bill came into tho Senate today, their minds
mado up
TO fhEshhEE SILENCE
unael my p1oYocntlou, ana thoy managed very
auroitlY 70 eaIry Eneir POM; ous. men. y must
10 hl,nt.lou tho Hopuo1can contrao5l9lllsss we're
e1uallY lhteresteo ~ preventing debate at tho
present 1'ne, anu co-opefated to That
GIb: ibpo, n iow tr;ea 1epocfIss . H. hnu ono
Hlooral hepnnne9ns triea 20 oroak tnrongh tlle
lee anu eeI tno Aopuollcana ny tno ears anu
ohco or twlco tnoto were sorlons approhenslonb
tnat lucy "outo bacGoeu, n1' loetunatci!, or IN
Aottn1'n.olS, tnolt onotta oau not l'lesAn
TIE IT,! MA.onlr4 M'3 nErusE TO- DISCUSS THE VETO;
NJ: 1lpton IAuntea tne supporters M OF tho
tfeshaene win ooWafalco, ana Mr. thurman III,
timascd that IHtlo DEBATE "ou!d 90 good
thing, "hllo Slr. Alerflnon Declined to cutter into
any arrangement whereby debate Bhotuu DO cut
on. ,...
M. nogy gaze notl?e q deelro TO discuss Q
veto whlcn no dld not pe1eVo would 10 supported
py tno country.
WAaoEH1at3 fHoI TIE buD5ECT.
IAon Senators Edmulds nnd Thurman con-
trusted Jncksohs anu drants Administrations
WINCH resulted IN along debate on tue subject OF
| the cause OF tno SUBSTITUTION OF Cameron Tor
9uHl1ec ah euM,E Eau u lHo roieBH ptselAtloHh
COMMITTEE; ius Pro7ou q safe subject
to tax ABOUT, amt nearly everybody took
| hnnu, ous y ola not fosule III bringing out
anything hot heretofore Known ABOUT tl1at = un-
| fortunate a1Mt. unless tao statenaoht OF Ga'n
| e!on tnat t1o appo.ntmont Was niaao Wnnous
| now.