The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18

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drawn except by unanimous consent.
. Mr. BLAINE RAMPANT.
DIT. bLAiAE. trepl OF Me-. said ne did not think the
PRESIDENT had any right to SEM ave men to New Or
leans TO toll of enough from. the Law iu Legisa
tnre 10 recognize Nichols as Governor He iMr.
Bainel made Of IA remark The senate, tnree
days alter Mr.. Hayes inauguraed, winch mad be-
come historical 10 the effect that II the President
eoced Packard was elected ana there vss no
one 10 throw DOUBT on Governo or Packard title ex-
cert Mr.. Hayes himself There was no effort Mt all
made ny tho Commission 10 get a Legislature TO
recognize Packard. Now there was demand that
the men who threw into chaos the affairs OF onisan
tho men who were tho authors OF all tho mischief
enacted since, should DO paid Tor u. Hc Tor one
would not vote Tor such amendment Referring
10 the remarks Of Mr Euss ne said the Governor of
having been placed there by mob According 10 the
doctrine laid down by tho Senator IRON ONO MR.
ihurmanh Abrsham Lincoln could not have taken his
seat IN 1861 because the whole city of Washington
against hun. Winfield Scott stood IN front 0i this
Capitol with battery OF artillery 10 keep down a
Mr.. SARGENT OF California, said at this hour and at
this stage OF the the senate could afford
discuss the Louisiana question lie therefore moved
70 lay the amendment tho table, but withdrew his
motion at the request Of Mr.. Beck, OF Kentucky, q
memoir Of the Committee on appropriations, who
read letter from secretary Sherman urging tho ap
preparation and citing precedenis ior IT,
Air BECK (dcml Of KY, then argued that the Presi-
dcnt nad tue right to exhaust ali peaceablc
scslc tho difficulties in LOUISIANA before rcsorting to
the military power. II the President believed II was
poae =. 81 s .Ss those people shere 10 eseyea NE
gress to say ~ would not ply their expenses, when
they went IN good iaiIh.
Mr. SARGENT then removed his motion TO lay the
amendmrnt on inc table, AMI u was agreed to--yeas
", nays - -as lollows:-
ys.s-Asssrs; Allison, Barnum Beck, Bsins Booth,
iord lngalis johnston, Jones OF Florida, Kellogg. Me
i.ns Sargent Spencer Teller Mischs Morrill, oscsSy.
Patterson; Plumb, Why.e. winaom ana wlthsrs-ss
Burnside. Butler Cnrstancy Coke Dawes Gordon, ar-
Paddock. salisbury Saunders Voorhees, and Wallace -.
Mossrs Thurman ana Grover announced that they
were paired on all political questions with Mcssrs. Ed
munds and Chafec, and ths being regarded as q
political question they did not vote.
ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS TO.
Othor amcnum ents OF tho Committee on Appropra-
lions we're agreed to.
The Senate then, on motion OF Mr.. MCPHERSON,
wenl nio executive session. ana when the doors were
reopcnod ~ half past i've O'Clock took recess until
eight O'Clock =. NJ
HvExIsG SESSION
Al the evening session the Senate rceumcd the
sidsrntion OF tue Sundry Civil Appropriations BIZ,
the pending question being she amen dme nt o
~. om., apulopr,a.ng sloV'v wy LOT 'no oundat'on
Of inc new library building IN Judiciary square. Laid
the table.
rho question then being on the amendment OF the
committee, hr Howe submitted another substitute "a
purchase certain land east Of Tho Capitol grounds
ua site Tor such library. Lard on the tsbie-yeas
Al, nays So
THE LEGIsLArrvx BILL.
Ponding discussion Mr. WINDOW, Ut Minnesota, from
the co0erehce committee on tho Legislative, Judcia
and Executive Appropriation bill, submitted report
ana said IT covered some nifty seven prn ted pages He
hau already stated on Two or three occasions shs
~
ready 10 answer any question In regard to the BILL
the matter had been fully that he tnOugh
everybody Understood IL. He therefore moved The
report be adopted without being read.
There being no objection tho report was adopted anc
the bill passed.
Tho consideration OF the Sundry Civil Appropriated
bill was thcn resumed, and Mr. HOWE saonitted sue
ccssivcly amendments TO purchase land on tho norm
and south OF the Capitol grounds, both Of which wer,
laid on the table, the amendment OF the commit
Toe, as above mentioned, was agreed TO.
Mr. WINDOW then submitted amendments making
N IN IN "a Car
vice, In accordance with tho bill passed to-day, ant
| they were agreed to.
Other amendments OF tho Commute on Appropria
| lions were agreed TO-
Mr.. BLAINE submitted an amendment SO rs 10 pro
vide that the Hot Springs property shall DO leased
&c, until otherwise ordered
| Mr.. THURMAN OF Ohio, suggested that It be 81
amended 10 provlde Tor the lease OF The propert
tor the term Of nvo years until otherwise provided
| by law.
| agreed to ny tho senate.
Al the time Of going press tho Senate were con
sidsring the Suudry Civil Appropriation bill, witt
| prospects OF an all night session.