, 1879-06-18

pen,a'e, ~, ~ any, 1''" @ % me '"' ,' fo.oo ~
o''''ea e'uIe' ~ ~ "'e'. no :" po' -.
within amy State. On this MIR. C0llkfnE fook
the floor, and began to question Nr. Wttilcrs M
- .h. a-oat to.,r,ua ~ ,ho ,ynr1x /. eot,cn
ss,, ~ ..,..'ss ~ ......ain who,,or lin
.oTee' Ae "'onou W seeo"i" "noo'' w..
President was prohibited by TINS proF1so from
ordrrln. troops TO nrcacrro the peace or tn slip.
msss ss' ,,'.,, IT, 'n,, In ,nron,,ty ~ ronr.
,,o w. oo. sa.s.,, ~ .'s s-."r, on on,nior,
Mr.. VOORHEES, catnc to Sir. Withers' rcsc1'e,
md changed tho tnutc by getting I'm liyclv
dtsrnss,on With Mr., CARPENTER on Wisconsin
, ,sw ~ ,tch "''' " ~
IL" Wien
PoRefps MILITIA PAH4Dhs ON htEe1ioS'pA'''
Mr. Blaine asked Mr.. Voorhees, II ho had ever
srer troons nt the pol!s. Str, Voorhees, replied
tl,at he Ind In 1901. Tie Massachusetts,
skue1o' tol. "eet' was y! tu'a,p.. .,'.'.ss I"A
TWO COMPANIES were fens 'nto n,s uis.,e'.
Blntne enid that thu Democrats hal created
enes ,yh,rh ,7ncs mt exist, There nrc Oyer
do 1iDo poI1Ipe-nlarca in tho Unttsl States, md
.sos 'n' ,s",,.. ~ .at,.,", ,no., n
tae pnl Hn''s t.lo euii@tco "'e" mat.
SAouJ, Including ln"'ao s.s'uss' !n's
would gtvc about one aoldier LOT t"o
polling.p1uccs. 1io hoped TINT while tho
so1a,era wcro kent AWAY, Congress would
s1.@ roa, svnv ,onnantcs of Rrd.sb,rt man
anu "ssp -. n'.N, ' -,
armed from ooltea states arsolla'st nnl he "
1ercd an amendment psoYalnK I'm. any perry"
onoujy or secretlr. when q member of Congress
ia In he choseu. shail l,c
aun,vrr m r,au .xn 7ypn,sosuryT.
~. n,nnon.1d ,r,,tod n rn,,v 1rhr tint
"l'' "4eDuoae ""a'a ~ 49, ~. ,.',i..n' ~, -
MASSACHUSETTS regiment WIZ seut 10 anu'a''Hp>
oils. Mr.. WiudoT replied that hc could tntorm
him. Mr. Window then read COPY Of one Of
Xsea Ie aspHe % ca9 Saegu Showing ow Ie had c
"soas OF Liberty" oseahizea III luu'a"" ~
considerable expense, aud without results beuc.
AcIal to the Confeletates. When IL was
buruo In mind, however, that tho nettaton
tnus esea1eu ~ us ~ M osn 49,, aao taau, ,,,a
necessary TO Withdraw 6o'ooo troops from INC
front, the tnves tmcnt was good one. The
massachusetts regiment was scnt to Indiana
because Of tic revolutionary sp[ri. manifested
by some OF her citizens.
Atr. Beck showed bya report made to Thu
Legislature Of Kentucky iu 1850. by special
iaterierei with elections. While l,e was speak-
ing,nftcr o'clock, an adjournment was carried,
atr. Wlihers giving notice tliat he ahall expect
the sonate to PISS tle bill before an ndjouFn'
THE DEBATE.
70 The Htsff,n Mssotta'fd @ I'sF., t., r., c,,,,a
t,s arn;"r ,he Arm, v nnnronriaton ny lii ne' was
~. ttYt.t,... ...t. l., "a. =, ...
taksn upt hhu mr. "'ue1a e3p'a'"eo tts pre-
s'a;ons; 49,. ,o-,,. ..,,a, ,.,,,.,,
nsDate arose on the lousl, escnon, e., Wn5en .s
pr5siues tint wren vacancy cccnFs IN tHe oltse
y - oiessor Of Tue FrcfG1 !anGnaEe CT stat OF
,llc soanssh LANGUAGE III tne Al'itnIy Acaoemy
oote ollices sDall cease. cry uae remaining otie
OF tie Two Professors elisll oe Ffoiessor y nou
cru Laneaaeee, nnu tNefeaItGr iilete snpl! os .n
ihe Acauems onis one ffolessoe o' "ooeFp
LanEun9cs. .o.,,..
Altsr the uebate tile section was ts.nnofarlIY ,s
passed over, anu tie fcaoths ol '"e o''4 p1o'
ceeded with. , .,.,,.. ...
Inc Committee amenamens TO stfiKe xt,., nut
Tue scctloh ofov11nE thht g5aounies M VI eIe Aisi'
tary academy ~ 1879 and i9su st'a!l elcst 70 re-
seiye $I5o, 10 weu m ease tney shat IT, no espae as
to appointment in the army Tor two years, was
agrstd to. ...-
Tue COMMITTEE amendment 10 auu tuc IoMn"- in,A.
fng as an eighth eection was aGrcct 70; "lilht
psoysso M tAai Sc ,lol q VIZ Nsy:sSo ssa'ases
DO ana inc satne Is hereby repeolcd."
= The provtso Ia rs follows: .......
.Prorlded, That no promotion shall DO mado 10
hll auy, vacancy in said corps tEnglncer Corpa]
above tue rank or Colonel.
The Commttteo amendments harng been
agreed to, Mt. Carpenter moved to udd the fol-
lowing to the eighth sectfDn.