New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
XLVIrH CONGRESS-Isr Srssbs
REGULAR REPORT OF pRoCEEn1Saa

| hEODLAh hEfOhl Of IROCEEDIN3H
Mr.. HoAR MAKES SPEECH ON REVOLUTIONARY
| LEaIsLArfoN-THE DEMOCRATS MAKE NO F1GBN
AND THEY ADJOURN THE SENATE ISsrxAnI
NOTHING DONE IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, March %. 1874 /
The recently elected officers were In tbe,s
| respective places in the Senate to-day.
The proceedings opened with prayer By the
| LAIN, the Rev. j. J. Bullock.
The journal read By DIR. Burch, the new sec,sy
| tary
The evTCE-PREsIDEyT laid before the Senate cor,L
muncetlOn from the Secretary Of the Treasury IN rnv
TO the resolution OF Mr. Wallace. calling upon him "a
furnish TO the Senate detailed statement OF the ac.
| counts OF Marshas in New-YOrk, Pennsylvania Ohio
Massachusetts, Maryland, aud other States and the r
spectye amounts paid 10 them foF services during ;6o
| elect.ons OF october and Noyember, 1873.
| Mr. KERNAN Dem, " " presented a memorial of
the Oneida Historical Society asking Congress 60 carry
erection OF n monument to General Nicholas Hertimer'
| Mr.. JOHNSTON tDem.. Va.) presented a communlca.
ton from The ComissCnef OF Agriculture asking for an
appropriation additional TO that her tofOre made large
amount being required TO prosecute Investigations 10
contagious disease. among cattle.
| Mr. CCCKRELL dem, MOI introduced bin for tho
RELIEF Of the heirs Of the owners or the ship General
Mr. GRoOME Dem. Md presented memorial OF
Jonn " Gordon PRAYING Tor the repeal OF wha Is known
10 supervisors OF elections, affirming that they
constitutional and arc calculated 10 convert this RepuD
! Mr. BOOTH lIep., CALI introduced a bill to author.
Zc the Secretary or the Int ror 20 1rcare forfeited
railroad bonds certain eases, and Dll 10 reduce the
li,ce OF public Ian in railroad limits.
Otder bids were introduced. and Ike the foregoing.
Mr DAVIS CD,m W. v9J introduced a Joint resolu.
on to provide fora select committee to consider what
can best DE done 10 promote me interests Oh agriculture
Referred TO tue Committee ON Agriculture.
The Senate then to the consideration OF tho
following resolution heretofore offered by Mr. HOar
| Rep,, MassJ
PssoIred That the refusal by one House Of Congress
Il, the SupDOrt The
ccutve, Legislative aud judicial Departments and Tor
the de!cucc o. lie country except upon the condition
that the other House and the President shall gave their
assent 90 Legislation which they dlSappfONe, ana the
refusal by Congress % make sucn IrOYsOn except on
condition tha the President shall give assent, are
ltutonal rey2latlonary, ana It persisted 10
must edd 20 the overthrow OF constitutional govern
men. ANA tae destruction OF national NE
BIr. HOAR Qiop., Mass.) said Congress has come To-
gether under circumstances without parallel in our bis
tory The last Congress applied Itself ndustriousy 10 leg
islation Tue houses agreed with singular unanmy
on details Of public expenditure There were no d
fercnces 10 any neediul ana Gsetui APPROPRIATIONS
which u Conference Committee wOud not easily ADJUST
The failure to mako appiOpra OPS iOr the support Oi
M COy,rnmcnt which The President assigned as
son Tor In. this cXra slOn, VS. not caused by any
needed Tor the public service Dut Dy tde "lIu le
ilsal OF one braAcH oI IOnsts 70 Ei1c 10 @~SaI ~ ~
cuaCtmcnts 10 which tue other Drahch ma aSleeu.
There is nothing In our domestic or Oreig rel!tlons
which demand legsit'loh' II Is th7 Vi p5o.otu ,r
peace. Ther; is 30 controversy scafcey GPiohauc
dispute with any power on cafen ih as
he goes from nation 10 hdtio. anu ron ~ ~
continent, fGds tAe rulers Or the nations opening 10
gates ana sdllilng the nag WIN "hitu his
own name Is 80 luStPdt'5lS iio
petition any part or the country Indicating pGOc
grievance. EytIy maa wno has hHihg 10 ODthlh Dy
honest trade labor unes Ia one eager d%sue or tne
security which legislation atone atordS. me puiOse @
OF A,seIn)u here is not GU. ny iOf legiS4iyo pui
pose. II Is II understand II, aHPlV plt , 80
process away wiki the consututoHai limits oi 'he
| MT IIoar continued; There IS vague impression
which obtains quarters tat there Is a9 anaioy
between the practice Of tGe Ehgi' House Oh commons
m relu> NJ to vote supplies no kng ana the acton
OF the House in refusing apprcprauons 20 ueIag .ue
sion is erroneous TIE Commons never fe use tote
Of money fol the pWpo'y oi e9rcins ,nG ~ lctd
ar not those need ia the exercise Vi tue OuInaIy
uuctiuLs Oi government. Nor NIc tAey thO'e reIlleu
iv The household expenses OF the sovereign, Mlch are
derived nom set apart for that purpose OF ~
o5ner independent ways. The supplies reusd "le nose
srn for fxtrnordmary occasions, such ds 10 pay the
to conduct foreign warOT when bt Neues
rpi',d an the crown are wasted by eNtrayaSauce Ihe
nrrs,ut scleue Is not blow AT tne PresueLt "o uu
hke tnr British soyereIgn IN no contingency 0olehueh'
@ @lIAc ~ 80 , nf The DoUnlar house Tor his COmUensa
upT" O mt IL Is blow amed at Constitution and
against the tranquility anu prosperity OI lnS countg
LIZ rossihir I'm rluroucut hy The legislative
body up N the functions OF the executive GeIaFiheh..
| MI Hoar upheld the right ofConsress To les'sla'e
The nnIity OF the balotDox and SAID there had been
no time siuce the foundation OF TINS HOVernuenI When
hc President authorized 70 order the protection
~ % 40 nIls hy the milary forces such power existed
and was CxoTci ~ed n oil the States ana III every naV
and was necessary the preservation oI any pOPuai
G"Xerir,cnt InGccd. that which was new ID TINS pro
| 6osed legislation was provision lnnouhS . sSEeIe
| nnnisbmcnt upon any member OF the nlhtaIy
pun M interfere in any way with The Iree exercise
", 1S riobt OF suffrage Re was alarmis ana sought
f. Sep gIDd in tho situation. lie did not cOush'r II
necessary for the welfare OF tle poVpe .ur ,osnt
party should constantly hold no relns oil Es,
int he saw indications dau4e use oi this power
| by the present iniJorly'
| THE DEMOCRATS EYADE AN ANSWER.
Mr. BECK (Dcm, Ky.) obtained the floor and crneisru
the sucecn OF Mr Hoar an eadeayOr to lnduce 'he
President to yeO what 4 passed would lie cOhsdtuon"
rw He had drawn Illustrations from English history
so,,iug or ignoring the fact that every EngllshmdD
- 1liopd to resign even upon YOe or want Ol cuhn
Jenco In his pOncy, which iact Woud defeat any cJup p
80 6etvren thc tyO systems Of government IL tne
Son e ~ tae Senator from OHIO (lr. Thurman, VINO
1sos unape 10 present on account OF sickness, a
who Was Cnaiiman Ot Democratic fror
| this matter in charge be Thought the eenaLol "o
| Hassochusetts should have deferred lis Tcuidrhs'
Nr UOAR tRep Mass.) explained thaI Nc hdu ho'
| knnwn of the iucss OF Mr.. Thurman DeIOre; =, "
In re,Iv TO a question by Mr. COnklIng tKsp N 1;
hi,l,roI. ~ moi A Senate committee, but Democfdue
cnmmittee charged with preparing REGISTRATION 70 Dc w
nosed by tnat side of the House. %hch iegsatou 'it'
p"L Wis .ure wonld contain nothing when We f!cst
ANT coud not rightfully sign, nor winch wouIu pe
uor,1i ted hy the people, whom the majority reuTe'
| sept. He alleged that this matter had Deen thIO"h
forward nv the Republicans simply 10 iOris lne IIcst
dan;is courage anu help him TO carry out an hueceh
,rt tnat ne would veto legislation that had nos yo.
| come to him Ina few days, when the committees "a
tbc ouse should he appointed, proper legsauOh "Ou
hc brought forward by his sde ana III tne aosencc VI
tbo rcn1irman having tins whole matter In chafge' He
mcve6 10 lay Mr.. Hoar's resolution ON the taDe, IVA,
Pendlng the motion TO lay 1t Oh the table, MI WAL
LACE DEM PENN at 2lo p ID: hoVeu 10 "gO gonn nv
| Mr. EDNUNDS (&ep VT, aud the VOTE rssueu yeH1' "
| ~ nays 2sa sIrict party yOte[aho 'he oen"'o az
| iolrned until tomorrow at IL O'clOch'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House of Representatives, Dir. HAh-