, 1877-01-26

rrtnnfka he cnu1d mt deliver in Tim Ntrnrtf
There seemed to bo some cessation Of breathing
as tho Sneaker asked for objections. followed by
universal str when hc announced that he
l,cartl none, and tho arrangement was therefore
agreed 10. Friends of the I'LL saw sure sIlcccta
In titus pn.sing the dreaded point Of launching
the bill In tho House, with tho power to amend
surrendered unless tho House at the close OF
The general debate should refuse to second tho
demand for the previous question. Tho oppo-
ncnts Of the hIll conceded
THAT IT WOULD rAsB,
aud while tho llouec garef fair attention through
out the afternoon to the different speakers, 1t
waa pain 70 eco that all discussion on Its merits
llad been discounted by tho Senate dcbatc, and
ttat most of tic talk Il, tho House Has Of aklnd
RhaEn rs Tor hotne consumption. 1t was how
over. of 4 FAR more interesting nature than Is
usaal 1or most OF that order.
EVENING srsstoN.
The galleries wcrc crowded when tho House
1cconVoned III evening session, but there wcre
only about thirty members present upon tho
floor. Tho fact that no vote IL to be taken until
tomorrow had tla effect to vacato membcrs'
seats. Speaker Randall, too, held reception
this evening and manr Democratic members
were there. The speeches showed signs Of
careful preparation and Indicated how much
the momentous question has impressed tho
Congressional mind. Caldwell, Democrat,
supported tho compromise. Stevenson, OF I'LL
nois, Republican, approved the bill Us did Cnul-
field and Springer, Dcmocrats Willard, Of
Michigan, WHO helped to frnme the bill, nlvo-
Gated It with enthusiasm.
TIE SENATE AEMnERs OF THE COMMISSION,
Republican Senators will hold caucus to-
morrow to determine the ttyrco members for
tho Cnn,nronisc Commission fro,n tr,ntr .,f1c ~
thc chnrrhcr Not1,tnr n, x,. .oan,s noao.,, -,
-. Nv ~ .s'', a... n.a!s. 9es"'s "eoep1cu
that Eln'llndh vii! he elected rs one. As to
Conkllng, many OF bis own friends eov thcy ia
not want him chosen, and II I. supno,c;i hc him
sc1f ,,nes mt tcs,ro i .,nro ~, rpo',a. - ~.
peculiar relations to the canvass, II ho should
feel constrained by bis oatal 10 cast tho votc
whtc!, shpuld be tim oao Tint mint
exclude Gov. Hayes, 1t would inevitably
subject MN 10 severe anu continued
criticism. Ills friends do not desire to hare him
placed In o position 60 delicate and c.,barrass-
''s 10 LUIS N' a1'"el aas s'sc''nstances.
-, ~. "hfop1i1H'a -. 'r TIE noos0
Will pfopably retain Alctrary ana tioar. OF tho
House, unless they object to serving on the
o,,cc, i'm ,nnv In rofsc1 ,v ri ,no,hars ,,d s 40
o'.e.'o" ''N3 ~ - 49, 'e''"o1 - ".u eo
III cntafclI NJ" COMMISSION po chosen on DOTH
etue*.
The Democrats will probab3y caucus to-mor.
row n,rb,. md l,oih I[nt,sc. viii In ,,leIv =,
- - 49, W ,i"s'J ~
eo'"Pscte Will Sou'"'Aeo'on w tAe outsluo W
Monday.
TIE 1usr1cEs.
A 1,.,,oo, - ~. c,,..o.,,a T,.,.. -
49, t,"ue.se =. ."u sap,e'.'o oout' Psonau"ceS
tho runos u'lfounded tllat tho Justices MIL de-
cltnc to scryp OH tho Grand Commission. Al
though ho lid not say "a much. IL ia pcncrn,,v
,,,c7atoo1 that tbo in.ticcs ~ ~ .ho ,,r,,,..,
.'sa. '.,o a'u =, l"o op't'o'.
t.a' t'ey eahnoe acci'ho 70 aet uhucf IN act of
Congress. cYen II there Is o'ic member who
w.nlld stifs the great responsibility pncel upon
lin.
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tnh ne"oe''A1'e ~ ~'"tso""1 eo@AafFes
IS making tic necessary arrangements to secure
counsel to represent thclr side before tue joint
Commission,
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