Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-30
FORTY.SIXTH COH6RE6s,
MONDAY, June 80.

FORTY-sI1TH COHGREss.
MONDAY, June 80.
SENATE.-Mr. Whyte introduced bill to in
corporate the Columbia Historical Society.
Referred to the committee On the District OF
Columbia.
The Senate resumed consideration OF Mr..
Vests resolution-"that the complete remon-
citation OF silver and its restoration to perfect
equality with gold. both as coin and bullion, ARE
demanded alike by the dictates OF Justice and
being on the motion by Mr.. Allison to refer the
resolution to the finance committee.
The motion was agreed to, yeas %, nays 22,as
YEAs-Messrs. Allison, Anthony, Bayard,
Blair, Burnside, Cameron (Wis.), Carpenter.
Chandler, Conkling, Eaton, Ferry, Hill (Col),
Paddock, Platt, Rollins, Saunders, Whyte and
Windom-23.
NAYsmBeck, Butler, Call, Cockreu, Coke,
Jonas Jones (Fla }, Maxey, Morgan, Pendeton
salisbury, Slater, Vance, Vest Voorhees,, wal,
ker and Williams-22.
rdmsgas Messrs Cameron Can pa, WINDOW, MCPHERSON
yea, were paired with Messrs. wallace, DaVIs
W.va.l, Grover, Thurman and Htll (Ga), who
would @ have voted nay:
OH relatlng TO vessels not propelled wholly by
SAIL or internal motive power OF their own, (ex-
emptlng such craft from enrolment and IL
The Question was on concurrfng In the follow
ing House amendment: " Nor shall this or ary
stxlstng t law be construed to require the enroll
barge, or like craft for the carrying OF freight,
noC propeiled by sail or by internal motive
R9Mer es,es OF Its own, on the rivers Of the United
Mr: Conkling moved to amend the House
anne amenament by inserting after the words s.of its
eGHyeas a9 g7 ~oa1 osvs 90 plying expressly" Reject
MI: Mr: Ferry moved to insert after the word
ilvers, the words, 'or lakes" Adopted.
t,a me OH was reported back to the senate, and
committee OF the whole, were adopted
Mr: Eaton.-I do not move but suggest that
tn the title be amended by adding thewofds ''and
Mr.. Harris moved to take up the Joint resolu.
ton. heretofore submitted by him, AUTHORIZING
the construction of a refrigerating ship under
t1s prot superVslon ana according to the plan Of
Mr.. Eaton, from the committee on appropria.
lions, reported House joint resolution to ad-
1Oara 9ss; s,ms d,s at pm. to-day, with a recon-
MI: MindomnIt is now twenty minutes past
one O'clock. The marshals' bill, as am In
ment at four O'Clock it is Impossible to pass that
Oil. and therefore must object. We wish to
give the majority one night to sleep upon the
MAJ mater, S hoping that one nights consideration
Mr. Beck-The question has been asked why
the committee on appropriations did not bring
IN IA tn,S & resolution sooner. The reason is that
uroay morning; single objection would have
caIIleo tnat Dill over until this morning. We
could not, with that bin under discussion, and
OeIore lt was passed, know whether It would
pass Saturday, and not knowing whether Oh
lecuOn would be made, we could not bring in
the resolution. 49,
M Mr. WINDOW: II regret, exceedingly, to inter-
ground. The rules say that this resolution shall
uOt De acUed upon II objected to, unless we on
this SIDE, waive this rule for the purpose OF let
the business for which it was convened / do
not thlnk proper to waive the rule for that pur.
RSse S7aso1 ana w n9Re ou our friends on nights de-
Dill. which they can do before O'Clock to-mor-
Several democratic Senators.-We don't need
Mr.. Hereford reminded Mr.. Window that the
latter was member of the appropriation COM
mittee: "Now the Senator takes advantage OF
to Keep Congress In session still longer.r
Mr. Windom.-I do not represent the majority
or the power OF the committee; 1 dislike as
Lere one day longer, but as Il COZ consTesss s ads
Journs to-day It viii adjourn without accom-.
plishing the business for which it came, and. as
ms1n one day to reconsider their determination
10 do that, object. ''0A
The resolution accordingly goes over until to-
morrow.
Messrs. Bailey and Hampton announced that
mad they been present during the morning hour
they would have voted against referring MT.
vests silver resolution to the finance commit.
tee.
Messrs. Mcmillan and Groome announced
tnat had they been present, they would have
voted for its reference.
Mr Chandler id:--Whether the adjourn.
upon To-Day or not, Is tmmaterial We have
now Deen three months and q half In this Cap
i.oi, not without certain results. We have
snown 10 the people OF this nation Just what
The democratic party means The people have
Deen informed as to your party's ends and Aims
fyna by nauo ana violence, by shotguns aud tissue
houses OF Congress, and you have taken an eariy
oppOrtQnlty to show what you Intend to do
WILT WHh tnat st majority thus obtained You are
MOSES OF Old, we propose to send YOU up into
mountain to die. [Great laughter.i ''
ex1rc SmaHoier sns, tnen delivered speech on the
resd nj. HarIis @ sent to the clerks desk and had
tead n;S letter from Prof. Gangee, Wfthdrawinc
henft nf u.s. oner to give the government the
aacnine, on certain conditions, unless Congress
accepts the conditions before adIournmenf o''
,o;ns hS 'ne r senate had refused to consider the
tne Navy TO accept said of1er, Mr. Harris moved ~
~ ~ inoenhiteiy postpone that resolution. Agreed
On motion OF Mr.. Allison at ,..or
eonaoe went INTO executive session. 'A0
HooSE.-The chaplain, In his praver tb,s
,lolhing' returned thanks that the House had
oeen salely brought to the Closing labors of the
session, and asked the blessing of GOD upon an
.ne measures which have been wisely and prn.
dently adopted. '-N - ~
"a message was received from the pres,aer,
,nnsn. ,aaOuncing CHS his approval OF the judicial exS
to tehSsS h oii, also message In writing Snnnosad
" ms Nc tHe veto message on the marshals hiI
ne business OF calling the states for hills ror
tSSieIenCe was gone through as the hnsinaSS of
1 olS InoInlng hour on Monday buf there ,raro 20
ThS thns some dozen bills introduced. and few of
..nSs UMOSS were OF any public importance the
M MMnoie number OF bills introduced dnrtno tho
paesenI p,ei session Is about 2,520. Much ~ the
t.'o tiIg nour was consumed fn the readn, ns
,ne Oiils introduced and In taking the Teas and
LAYS LAYS upon motions OF reference The Test rnto
Hore than quorum. pcins 10
ina. am4ng the bills introduced were the FOLLOW.
in tsTSy 81 MT. McMillan-Tor regulate exemnfions
Mo.-;;sSo: -; 2: circuit and district courts nv Wr
oS rhn stV!n-Flxng the first Monday in Januarv
A. 'IS R,e S!ne Ior The assembling OF Congress- Ry
MI. MI; ;.DaDIell-Repeaflng the act authorlzfnS the
aTSootauon aTmW OF Major Joseph P. Collins to the
y Az the conclusion OF the morning bour Mr.
nME, TiSlng 70 question OF personal privilege.
oSIle0 mat there had been any conspiracy. as
aleged oy the Cincinnati Eng,tirer. be-
tween certain southern democrafs AND
certain republican mQnforr vxyttI, y,Jo,-, a., %