, 1875-03-21

publican Senators bAylnE concluded to give tht
Democrats tho monopoly Of the time to be use<
for epeeches~
Mt. Bayard yielded for motion to adjourn
which WAS each time rejected. Finally, on mo
ton Of Mr. Randolph. recess was taken from
4:5Q till 6, hir. Randolph saying his sole ob]ec
IN making the motion for = recess Was that SEN
ators on his side OF the Chamber might have al
opportunity for conference.
On the Senate reassen.bling, Mr. Bayard re-
sumed his speech, and At G:15 yielded to Mr
Cooper, who moved that the Senate adjourn
Rejected-yeas. q nays, 2S.
Mr. Bayard then continued his speech to tne
!, close, when Mr. Maxey took tho door and spoke
IN opposition to the resolution OF hlr Anthony
Before concluding, at s o'clock. ho yielded tt
Mr. Mcdonald for motion to adjourn
| Mr. Sherman inquired If the Senator (Mc-
Donald) could nano any time when the vote
could be taken if the Senate should agree no"
to adjouIn.
MI. Mcdonald replied that he could not.
| Mr. Eaton eaid while Senators on his side o1
| the Chamber had not arrived M any conclusion
as to the day when tho vote could be
/ taken, he would say candid1y that, m his
reasonable hour this evening. the vote would be
reached iuss a. Boon as ii the session should be
continued.
Mr. Sherman said it was matter Of vital i'm
portance to Senators On both sides Of the cham.
her to know when the Senate would adjourn.
to 20 to their homes. II Senators on the Dem
ocratic eide wouM say when they would close
the debate, he had no doubt a majority would
agree to it, It seemed to him that Tuesday next
might be fixed upon for final adjournment.
Mr, Bava1d said he had no idea that anything
but the most usual aud orderly disposition Of
this resolution would be attempted by Senators
On his lde Of the chamber. II, when the reso-
luton Was brought in this morning. the usual
course had been taken, and All order made to
-AN 1r
he had no doubt but that on Mon
day or Tuesday the speeches would have
been brief. and not dilatory to any extent. The
reason it took him 50 lung WAS on account Of
WaAt OF time in Preparation.
After further discussion Mr. WHITE offered q
resolution authorizing the Preaidont pro tenn
pore to declare the Senate adjourned sine die on
Thursday next at noou.
Nr. Logan (soto yoce}-"Not muoh-"
Mr.. Conkiing called for the regular order and
ayote was taken on the motion OF Mcdonald to
adjourn. Rejected-yess, 30; nays, IS.
give MI the tino for discussion to the other
side, aud If the Senators on that side would fix
time for taking vote, they might adjourn
when they pleased.
Mr.. Ma1ey then resumed his remarks, and
closed by saying the resolution now before the
Senate was twin brother to the pinchback res-
oiutiop, and should be postponed With it.
Mr, Davis moved to amend the substitute By
striking ont Tho word "approye," and stated it
was his intention to insert the word disap-
prove" il the amendment 70 strike out should
Do agreed to, SO that the resolution should dis
approve Of the action Of the Senate in protect
rug the Government in Louieiana, OF which ".
?: Kellogg is Executive, ETC. Rejected-scaa,
16; nays. 25.
Mr. herman then took the floor, and WAS fol-
lowed bF Mr. Eaton, who yielded for motion to
adjourn. which was rejected,-ayes, 20; nays, q,
when he continued his speech till 10 O'Clock,
at which time Mr. McCreery renewed his motion
to adjourn. In making h1s MOTION Mr. Nc
Creery said the majority might sit this feso11-
ton out On Tuesday night.
Mr. Anthony inquired if The Senator uaa au-
thorized to make this agreement.
Mr. McCrery said so far as he was concerned
he WAS willing.
Mr.. Salisbury (Del.) said it had been repeat
eddy asserted that the Democratic Senators did
not desire to make any fachous opposition, but
their word had not been taken and that fact would
justify them in resorting to faetious opposition
II they thought proper, though he did not say
they would make such opposition.
Mr.. Anthony said it the Senators on the other
eide would agree to take vote On Wednesday,
the Senators on his side would agree to adjourn
ment now.
Mr. Bayard SAID be hoped the vote would not
be postponed half so long aa the time named,
bnt the Democratic Senators would not bind
themselves
The motion Of Mr. Mcureery to adjourn was
Il nays, &c.
Mr.. Eaton then resumed, and concluded at 10
minutes past Ii, when Mr. johnson tTenn.) OBJ
tained the floor.
Mr. Anthony said il the Senator did not desire
to proceed with his remarks tonight he would
make \ motion to adjourn
Mr. Johnson replied that he vas not anxious
to go On tonight and would yield for = motion
to adjourn, and speak en- Monday.
At the request Of 1lr. Logan, Mr. Anthony
modified his motion so as to 20 into executive
session, which was agreed to, and the Senate
proceeded to the consideration Of executive
business Af 11:20 the doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME
Tho Democratic Senators, in their caucus con
this evening, unanimously determined
nat to make any agreement OF accede to any
proposition fixing definite time TOR closing the
aebato on the Louisiana queauon. they also
decided not to make any merely factious oppo-
sitiou but to insist upon their right to fully de-
bate the pending resolution in the Senate.
EoMINAuoSs-
John Parker has been nominated for United
States Marshal for the Western District Of Mich
gan. and Congressman Snyder for Postmaster
# Pine Bluffs, Ark J. ~ Clinton, Postmaster
1t Palo, Ills. Mrs. Susan r Sarber, ClarRsyille,
Ark.; and J. II. Clendening, Fort Smith, Ark