, 1879-06-24

VFEHt HUI b huD3kuutlHl H81q kHl4 year. even II
1t could bc next ycar. Indeed, It was main
taircd hy many Of The Democrats that II WAS an
idle repetition Of a ptIncipla whics, practiraiy
nnw exists IN The statutes, In that the law nuw
prohibits tho iucurring of amp liability II, tho
absenc1 Of M appropriation.
leu tilt, ,1laJard, Bukrsy, HAMPTON. nnl
Thurman took substantially this ground,
aasa !ns!stea tint at this besa,ou this
Identical judicial bill must l,e passed with thu
elimination Of tho second section, on account Of
which aloue tho President to-day vetoed tic bill
There wcra differences, Of .op!uion ns 10 the
MANNER ot .leia, ami ~ to the pohsfhlt date OF
ADJOURNMENT, but the entire spirit Of Tho cAuc,,s
WIS as i.rllcate.l. It ,was ,l.t the stslvart
clc1nent of tho Democracy will insist on an
unconditional surrender to the rrestdant nntl
tho Republicans, nnd is q decision against which
pnss'blr u very contidcrnbtc element in tho
House will rebel, oven to the extent Ut resortnr
70 h,ibusterlng.
Honcvcr, 1t would aeem that thc die Is cast !;
tint the Democrats Will mako their surrender.
and that the only remaining thing to be settled
Is the means BY which tue decision which has
been decrecd can bc secured.
Upon tl,e question Of advising that new an
preparation bl1l be reported without Tie section
regarding Deputy Matshals, objected to b, tha
President, the soto stood 20 to7. All uromi-
ncnt Soos,or. nrcssnt. sTcsa. v.,,.os % 49,,
Soekren' "e'e among the twenty. Ihe other
aye 5n the NEGATIVE we're, Jonas, Of Louisiana.
vance, Seat walker. and Wtts,ers. heck and
thurman voted ior tue clean approximation bill.
The Advisory Committee, meanwhile, Is to
meet to-mo.rov md yrtll ,aho ,,c tnIri, NJ tia
I,.h,,. - a.. o..... s.,,.... 49,. .... -.
usuase Va 1'o aSna'o eA"soS ~ 'hcEu'ae aof 'ta
aeIaon'
TIE MOST DIFFICULT ELEMENT
aoue .. .ns ii"u'e 4"at lac'lon' 6tafscd ~ Tue
majority, led bJ leader who avowed the inten-
ttoh Of Ills followers TO be to die In the last
ditch, and who threatened all opponents with
tue cry Of party anui'llatlon: "lle who dall!os =,
ts uastafo, ana 10 VINO doubts 1e aatnned''
On tne last trial OF strength that tactton 10 the
HuuEo numbered soma thirty yotcS Having been
ranidlv tnxim, etrenoth. r. doss mt NJ, ,nher
- r.anv rn,ss,an si.+.n .",, -, ~ ~. ,..nhss.
rrs ,raI,,,a5 ,,,..t. a.. .,,e.,.... Wn.,,,..
III. vioeut coha, ,r;i, arcd -, t,oht II. rnr,oro
Ii's ''''e"' >"o". ""a uesao ~ nk"t t.,E 'o1'o
enancc agaiost INC comolnea hcnuo''cans anu
moderate mo- ws OF the @ Ds"osr1ts, and By & hfe,s
seek to prcyeot anal adtournment, remains to
W uc.efln'oeu' IL tHae '"as"o''e" e'etoent suait
ABANDON the aCht,
a
,vould be noss;b]e 1v Thur.dov, II n atthr.,r,,
i,ur cort.s, !. ~, h. cn.oro2 ,,n, ..n 49,,
".t .o"sess - ~ w "'s1su upou' t"o ":sas
may be required TO exhaust the strength OF the
nalcontenss; but unless the violent men can
afteruoon, The ultimate re,u]t viii he tint The
n....a. t.,..r -. In. ~ ~"' 49,
rles1uea. "''t .sauapo, .,e plss os passca, anu
that no extra session Of Congress WILL DO neces'
sary.
brtef interview with Snrlncer. hefd tmnc-
itatol, ofter nj iournmcnt ,r, hefors Tho afys".
o.a.ui' "''ef aa!oat''ens, eau oc,o'o '"e cnesl
Of TUG veto lad "orn OIL inirly Illustrates the
feeling Of extreme men. Mt. Springer hogan
BY pronounclng the Ffcsfdcnk's act to ba uaur-
patton.
"What course viii tho Democrats nnw rur-
.,. u, ~, ,.Lad
0au. "as "eneu'
uni nc shn'1 adjourn on "cdnesaav' You
may depend upon It VIC shall stick this time.
No moro backing down for us,-uo, sir! The
,tn,h.. -, III, 80.
a"cn you Na' an3onsn "Itoont MAKING pro.
7ls,oa lot running Lie 'naeh'neEY OF Tue Federal
Judicaryfh
nYes. sfr. The prestdent must tsko the re-