, 1877-01-27

1as ns ~ .ppn,m rrrsct fnrrc .rnniI hc
..'' ~ F1irkp ovxa AGAIN
IT, WstiSnhrruh enotc IN favor pf the bill.
a. a.. 1r ToHnscnd tPa. tiia not think lis Vice.
rIesdent hai} thc soIc nowcr 10 count votes, and
r. t1grTefnro t. fs1oreti tic bl].
H. rrstt ia nnno,ctl ihc bill as nj variance
iii, ~ srhojr rn,,ssc nj constitutional pfec-
,~ssnts ISts o.rrat of,crtfnn to tue measure
d Tss tbat II GRATED m = tribunal unknown TO the
snthorfty eInrcssly delegated 10 Judge OF the
s1tcnt ~ itS nrn authority and It's own powers,
40 "a 10 mako IL supreme On tho question.
srornER TsLEoRAy.
Mr. Vance IN. I'll sent to tho Clerks desk
md hat, Trsa teicgram from Cor. Vance, Of
Nnrth Caroltna. stating that tho resolution
rr.tnvt,% ~ lii iInI is'st nasscI botl, Houses
~ In t,refsIa,nre almost Or NuItc unanInlousIy.
nj. 0,i3dc1, supported tho bil1
rHa PREVIOUS QUESTION.
At4 o,clock. tho time for the general debate
having closed, Mr. raync ro.r to move tho prc-
11o,tH onrttinn. Rcforc making lilo motion,
. howerer. he allowed to be read in atncndmcnt
Which III, Houkins proposed to offer, the most
imnortant noint bclne 10 refer to tho Commits
ot either House.
NJ Parno refused to allow tho amendment
to bo offered, and moved tho previous question.
uet in an amendment which lie ilad suggested in
nrerartl to Colorado, but hc wns met with loud
csiis for thc regular order, md Mr.. Payne In
sI:tsl on The previoa: question: .ccon,o ~, III,
main question ordered. ,ir. Payne having the
fjnsi hour TO c1o,c t}r dehate Yielded portion
OF h.s time to Mr, Walker tVa.}, who DECLARED
Mr. Lawrence opposed the bill ns crcatIng
taton e erht i
objections to the bill, and said t1.nt the refusal
bore evidence IT legality on their face was ono
Of The most fa9rant, palpablc. tnonstro,ss, md
dangerous disrcgartls Of tho Constitution that
II
caiycd,
Mr. blackburn oppo*cd tho bill because In his
judgment there mas no proper subject matter
Of arbitration, and because the tribunal p,o-
lionnl. Tho blll was a temporary makcsl,ift.
Its advocates dared not plead II rs n pre-
ccdcnt for the future. 1t wm hut
IN abortion horn, Of tin,!,l!ty Which
hour II, eatd he, this fraud IL to be con-
sumatcl; Il tho popular verdict ts to be, re-
verscd; II the Constitution Is to be disrcgardcd;
The presidents IND traditions Of s n, country M arg
dcncy OF man who has been rcpud!ated ~ TIC
polls, let 1t be done " m open application oi
arbitrary power; Let II oe onS ~ ioscS: 'et
DC aoe e a entncs ,,ner oa iow ~ ,
contlllutl3nant3. M.a1sET Nh, e,se ,..'5 " sn,u{
49 slnceIels tfnst tnaI ~ VII 1csJs ~ asni.,
1uy san na 's 1s ~ t"as VIII r.. -
prsiogatTcs anu aouFht 70 aso!u ~ Issponst po,,
Gat,es; tfns' that !. may never ne ,i
chatged tl.at IN tAis stiss, nnt IrauEnt WIN
dangers WHICH SONG astrioute 70 u. tin'laMy a,.
Pealco WHITE inahi,ntho saou1u lcsn4,t anu tl'at
co~arolcc un:u!pcu the '1ouF III WHICH courage
snon!o rue. ,lApp'ause.j IN, 49,.
ar. Jonee ahy'l opLusIn tae pi ot sut.men
on aecount .! ~ suneunsltut.onat5 Ky VI lieaNute
10 on account o. fite ,s1poascy OF she measure
v,,,,, Mr. r,LELp
". II sa,4 "hi!s he tNo0Ent tne n!'l was u1l-
auestionaoly WITHIN tneeonpctcncc Of congress
ne vas sure tnat y "as ltlst ai1u Honotanlc SET
tlctnent, and tue best Methoa oi escaping from
1mpcad!ns nhf'Ecrs lhe argument WAS *
haustGa, hcnpcrs we're fcany to Sotc, anu l1c
enon,a tase no patt III lnftaer discussion; he
:ouln not reranl lfoM exr!rkslte a1sation Y. y
tho hdelity anu courage cnircd WIN tsc mott
GRAFTON o. ihc mcnocss " tic GonctlErent Gnttl-
mittco G1 hutt sftrs a1ta N toth nt'a.se q Go1-
crcss. when oii Wednesday h,rht Inc ochate
oss @ ~ ~ 49,. '.sS sti liz t..s H.. ~ s ~. a.
+,t trnr - c,a ~ ~ II was.tiii
Tt,s, Tshan Il rSt,f I ~ ,fs,,,-t tfn ''tst
nJ'E', .netG si ~ ia. nuen W. sm.ouHt ~. a.em.t
Mate".lR u,tH tlAy.'Ent t9a.et ANU ~ tne snn
foee oser LAC s'o", sEHtlnE up thlb tapth
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