, 1875-01-30
To-Day Will Be Spent in Read.
ing the journal.
On Monday a New Rule wiz Be
Offered.
Tuesday It Will De Adopted, and the
Civil.RiglEs Bill Reached.
The New Hawaiian Treaty Said to Con.
Tain q Trotect0ratc Clause.
THE PRoTRAcTED MEETING.


srr Tat k,.hdteh 70 IHr Ch,caao T5,oun..
WAsNisoroS, u. e., Jan. 29.--At lIalf past 10
O'Clock tlis morning the l1nuEo flag waa hauled
down. aud the continuous session Ut nearly fifty
hours ended. I'lo beginning Of the cnd WAS II,
Tho carly morning, when Cen Hutlcr moved that
when the House adjourn it adjourn until Satur-
day.. That motion WIS teconsidcroi an1 laid on
the table. Tho motion thus made could not bo
withdrawn. This was considered M Bignaf to
the Democrats that II they con!d ea=.a,n them
HelyeB untll Saturday nuou tho itcpnbchi,H would
surrender. 1t was i b1nndor, II the Republicans
wero determined to carry Tho physical cost"tt to
II, oxt!au1tinSrnd. t: In tier, nbo1lt . u'clncI.
tlJia muFnlng, vent tu bteaifast. and left JaYpe.
j.. Ward, OE Chicago, In cu;un1ant. The House
lad bccptuo very thin. a quorum waa not irea-
eht, ai,d ts7o calls Of tho lfousa had bten Or
aerod Tbs SerEsaas-at-Aelns waA Arraiguing
before llln bar the membera arrested UPON The
iirnl ta.l, Wien Mr. Murd said that in bs judy
ent the time bad como for this foolish stritn to
euf liz moved to aIjp,tn. Nineteen itep,lbli-
ca1ls voting with the democrats
CARRIED THE liurtDS.
Gen. Butler. upon iIis return, aud gnod mary
Republicans WHO had s!ors CONT tanly III their
beds TINT hight, werc much dlnsnsbed Ut tho Hd-
journu,eut, hnl Haltt that Ward had hcen loft III
command Of Tho ship ouy to null down tue tlag
Other snelnbers. and tho public generally, will
doubtless support Nard. Nothing; fIrre wan to
lie accomplished Unless it WIS to demonstrate
tisat t"s tw'J-shiras majority IL III not poa-
nahscd Of greater rhytical power than the one-
third 1aisl"rts. No legislation cunld bo a,l-
'anrol by such folly. No usoful human purpose
could ba served. THO sl1Es.auuial pl>rpoao uf
tho fifty hoarH' seesion lad bceH achieved, which
wan lho convincing decentralization Of tile fact
that
THE RELIES t'F TIE ,I1ESl MUST III .rnrtr,Ep
lilo Hcpllhllca;la had como ii 81 i, tr.;csr. ion
aud agreement The duty beiure them ti,ou
was tp prnrde :. n,eaHs whereby HOMO ne% ruIa
RI 1,tn ,{n,t
been accomplished by continuing thu Session u,l-
Ill Monday. The Democrats had already given
notice that it TIC sesnoa continued nutil i .piil-
utica before II ociuct Oh Monday. AMI a.
1or tho read,uS OF nl tla details Of she
journal Of :he continued Wednesday pro-
cec.liugs, including tho lol,-calia. This
would hare required cctlainly twclsn l,n,ra q,
time, and by consuming the whole OF Aonla7
would have lott 10 the Republicans the point
they desired to savo. md have left them w.,c,o
they commenced lust Wednesday,. The djourn-
ncnt until Tomorrow
nEpniyRs THE DEMOCRATS OF THIS roWIu.
for il they iuHnt sl,at the lon:1sA! ut tin: fifty
hoNfa session be tcai j. ml5t ho road ta-fnn.-
row and can Io tnishcf. lntl; Eeforn the Monday
sesslon teEiuE. Tho practical yetnlr. therefore.
III ysith tho Republicans, although ,hc namncrn,s.
and apparently with right. claim that thoy woro
out tlloir ps'to7onta. Il seo1nod ltkciT for
That matter that thc Democrats might do this
Tiny were thoroughly organized into conna-
nica. which were 80 managed tia. each relief
could have eight hours ri sost and Hleep. Tic
! Republican, organization, which wna attempted
| failed. THIS flsuro waE eig,Inl illustration Of
| the difference in tho management Of the two
parties here III this session. lie De1nocrntH n-u
united uion everything. but there ID much is-
ttpenl!ent Intellect ua,nns the Republicans Tint
| they rccosnizn M lcaacrs and observe no
| discipline. This was noticeable during
tAs wholo Of tho drsary night. Towards
morning. Judge POLAND, Hvmewhat Indignant,
bee!l promieed that those who slept tho night
beoEu should ho 1renrut lnnt night to relieve ls
Others bnt they hal hroEcn faith, ard, for that
J reaBon, he moved 10 adjourn. There wcro
MANY AMus.sn Isc1ot:I1s
laHt night but the majority OF tho members con-
ducIod themselves with aisulty aui dccoru1,.
Incra arc various now rifles proposed. The
one suggested by SpeaEcr Blaine III must likely
to be adopted. 1t prevents tho tyranny of tne
minority, nnsl, whilo guarding their rights facil-
ltates legislation while curbiuE tho majority, MD
docs not offer jobs any advantage which
cannot DO obtaluel Under oSiatiag ruIes.
II IL Tho !utentIon not to permit any Legislation
tomorrow other than the IcaiiuS Of the Jour-
nal, no that sne whole Of s{cniay will be saved
for the important work hefuve tie IIouse.
ITO The dascctafenl Frfst.1
WAsN1NuToS, y. e.. Jan. 23.-lt il calculated
that Mt l"aEt twelve hGnrs would bo required to
read to-1uotrow tho House Journal Of
"Wednesday, Including soyenty-tyo roll
cails, il tho minority should demand
sisel roadinE. 1t IL understood that t;uua.cr
blaine will lnlo !ilut tho long established usage
is Law, aud that usagu has hoe 70 eliminate tito
ycas a,Il uays from ,rca ..,g. THIS ruling may
causo contest in tho uouso.