The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS.
PASSAGE or THE ARMY hill I'm THE
SENATE WITHOUT AMENDMENT.
Continuation 0f the Political Debate In
the House Ewing EffectuaIIy Dis
pOses 0f Garfield.
THE SENATE.

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~ H. IN Nj Mnrrsn III amend seetion b44o Of
4 ia - 5 ns,iaad statutes
In NJ, ~, Wa,laan.a raaaiuton III renenl the Sen
~. - s.,tii IN, anna i, ants han
80 ~ "a md n votn wna taken IN Mr.. Nd
n.,,I1a, amendment providing that no aoldipr
| aha1I ha ramnvad without na,lst s1reh removal
e. Ia ! nnrnved in tha Vice President. and re-
a,,taa ~ ifa raiee,inn nv u vote AZ 15 II ai
MI Garnentsr moved to amend Nv uddinp
a. the and I'll the resolution i proyiao. that I19
ufYiae mnde vacant by thu removal al 4 Union
soldier Hhnll Id filled Nv m * Confedgrats.
/ Lost by d vote 1T 26 to "a
adolted by d vote Of 90 til 2s.
| IN nrpvides That uf1itpra nhnll be nnnotnted
FIR their iitnass for the dulles rrn.lrad ii
them. and ahnll be aceentable ID ii minority
\, aft tha Am md that thsa NAV ia rnnnved
and aurointed Ut the uption Of the Secretary
and snrvna III iii "A rr,as
Mi. Eaton rising to i personal EXPLANATION.
aaid TINT some ~ the unwauapara had pub
liahed d statement tn the eIrset that tine Com
mittps Ga Foreign Relations have under con-
/ aideratlnn the subject Of the c,nt Or ths
ioureyiugs of d distinguished citizen, Gem
Grunt. Ordinarily he did not care what tha
, nrrss say but he deemed ii fair Id sAy that
there wns n, Foundation for the repprt.
The consideration of the army appropra-
tion bill being resumed, Mr.. Paddock offered OH
amendment providing TINT The fifteenth eec-
: ton OF tho army appropriation bill Of last
. year which prohibits ths raising I'll volunteer
troops for the protection OF State govern
ments against hostile invasions, be construed
not to apply to the States Of Nebraska, Ore
! gon. Nevada, Kansas, Colorado aud all Terri
> tories subject to Indian incursions. Mr.. Pad
dock spoke In favor oil his amendment.
mr.. Logan argued dc length against the
section on tho ground that 1t provided for
the retirement OF officers ut d higher rate Ut
: actual pay than is provided for by law. BY
. this provision, he said d man who as lieuteIl-
ant was wounded iii the service may be re-
tired on d major generals pay, provided he
ever held that rank In the Mexican Or any
L other war The reason he said for this ac-
tion was 10 prepare for the filling Of places by
4x-Eontnerate officers II newspaper reports
could bs trusted
o On motion OF Mr.. Eaton this amendment
d was t,bled--40 tn al
w. Mackey, Assistant District Attorney OF
: South Carolina stating that the cases In the
j Barnwell election disturbance, had been
. dismissed % technicality, name,lyzzthat
account Of color Or previous condition or
D servitude Butler wanted the evidence for
t the defense read, and that being objected to,
i he asked to have It printed as q part Of his
D MIR. Edmunds offnrsi TO amend by insert
Ing after the word "states,' III the provision
to prevent The use Of troops except to repel
\ armed troops Of the United States, the
! words unless such force shall be necessary
to enforce the provisions Of sections 5297, 52os
q and $500 OF the Revised Statutes
d On motion Of Mr.. Eaton this was also laid
: on the tabe--4o to 30.
Mr.. Carpenter then moved 70 strike out sec
q tion Q, Id relation to promotion aud appoint
n ment.
Mr.. Withers moved to lay this Oh the table
Z which motion WAS agreed to; 40 to -.
! Mr.. Carpenter then moved % str. 20 out thu
/. first part OF the ninth section, a. follows
q Inat from and alter the passage this &C
! and until it shall be otherwise pr, yided By
: law, there shall he no promotions OF lppnint
g ments In the army above the rank ol captain
" except In the corps Of engineers
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d aad r.isataI in liza manner The mir wns
dhs.n r..nnrtsd IL ia ssr,.t.. from the ,,mmit
U t t ~ thn ,rhnla withn,t amendm. III a.
: aftemnt vas made 10 still further Il, END mi
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