, 1877-11-13
REPUBLICAN 0rPOslTf0N.
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ARFohL1CAH offosI1loN'
WAsnisoros, u. e.. Nov. 12@--Thc frat. H.
stance In which onnosItfon has been made ty
Rcnut1lrxn. IN nomination hv the p,cstdent
o,s.,rr.1 ..s.1s,, T.. .,,s . - Co.. ~
9ts" e"'" Iuuat ~ 'ao easo VI osH'cn,' VI
Name nominated for the mission At STOCKHOLM
tn the place OF Andrews, Of Minnesota. It Was
scarcely test casc. however, becau.o steven,'
nomination had iren reported fovorahty frotn
;me , Committee on Foreign Affairs Senator
"lndotn objected TO the confirmation, and votcd
azuinst II with Ills colleague, Senator Mcmillan,
and flyo otbcrs. gunalor W,udom's reaann,
for opposing stsyons, connrmation verc cnti,o-
-. ] oppss ass'o"e "eo s.s"r
y pe.sona'' rs ne consfaesea Ahuse"e, VINO II
from Ills alatc, to have been unjust1y treated.
7na REAL CONTEST
between the Capltol and The Wnita lrouse will
.aa ueun sns so.'lt'nston o. tuo NOW ioth GU
President will bo successful although by the
ma, pefnaps' o. the democratic senators; SUI
E.et J. eannot pG uenleu tlat tae confirmation u
Sn,i ., III ~ .'aS sstuot oa n'uses VIZ VIZ
nnicr.tno.i T., lava acrsr.I mmnn iii rrs,.er, -,
removals. Andrews was an otliSrr OF merit,
aud no charges Of any kind were pending Of had
Deeh naac againtt INN. u ls Stated that there
"s'' oo' '1A '''e1 saGn,"us9, asas sJ'"' n'A''""'
IN n, vtstt,u %,.oeta,<t Pms,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. H.-Thc Senate In
executive session To-day conir1ned John L.
o.. Ha+;in ~ Mirhi~.m sse,.. sgs ~
Gcncroi: ,JuLu b. Dctrees. Puhi,,: printer: XII.
meth itayner, Solicitor OF tue Treasury; Eliory
n. bsayton, Collector Of Internal Revenue for
SUua" s,.', e@fol'nn7 s'ee L. eass ea1pe"tees re-
'"Ha ii"u.,, q4.,o. %,..,.,. n.,.., r. c,.t..
dcu, for Kcntuck, ;JoscphL L. Morpits. for North
cr1l Missouri.
iIntf] StnfCH AffOFnRpA-f II pnffhrant, frF
a9Ma ~ sanss r. "afues' lof &he sllaa'e Dsts1ct
v.c.rr,r. r,,pn
The uvute Committed un ruhlc DutldInpa
aud Grounds elected Edward Mercer, Of AZ
!al,ta. anu W; Mchcogh, of Memphis, reastaura-
'eT!s r.. u ro.ancs .o nGuse ~ In ,,,c.
FIR tho eYsintnatinn ~ s,.r nni stc,mI.M}' rs"'
routes, was filed tu.,ay bY thc trotnution at
Mil. Inv i, Entnn. ~ -
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1 .Ac1c4N ~1A1A1'ofAA'o
AAouAkNfs nEfoA. TIE shsA1s COMMITTEE
aaee'at 1HspdtcA TO 1nt cAtedga IF4b"Hf.
WASHINGTON, WASH! D. o., Noy' i2'-The Senate
.no,,. ~, .r1,nra,.a,. 1 naasn. nan4, ~ ~,
menss On ihufmaa,s facaac Hailroad Di!t'
Judge ehetlabarger addressed tho COMMITTED
in behalf Of the Union Pacific, and cx-scnntor
pIsh ,,,aotc,. con, Nd t,,,t .to ."..ruo5 49,.
.o.n ope."s.a eo.'onaeo 1n.' 'ne ssset,eu po"'
CT a'!tfs u'hehu' OF repeal eontaiheu 10 tho
acts OF incorporation did ilot authorize Con-
gress to change tho terms Of tho cuntructs 80 as
r. rnkc thc ,f.ht ~ ,I,, flor.~,,,,o,,t ,,,..u-,
h.,.., ~ o-,,..tt,- - ..st-s -.
os1o'o tno e1of"''on y. ln4'9 years
from Tue aate Of nsuc VI Tho
subsidy bonds. After The arguments
were concluded, Nr. huntington. Vlco.prc.i-
dent ot Tho Central Iaclfc anil tbat In orcr Ia
49,. .hs'. "..1... ss - -. NV. ~
'ola.s Aoout i'asuao"'ous eetAen'cat 10 "oau
within short tinae
for the limitation OF the Government flebt.
H. nni,,,, 80, h,,,n,t ~ H.. 1r.,s., n,o.
~. 4''l9n' W oeaan W W. uu'oo taeinc'
1aaue sl!nhas statement Ncllcf OF thcsa
posed. After consultation, the COMMITTEES
postponed further consideration Of the matt r
to prepare their terms OF settlement. ,Mcsara.