New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
XLVIru CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.

In the Senate to-day the Chaplain, In MS
opening prayer, alluded 20 the approaching ADJOURN
merit and invoked special blessing upon the memoirs
OF the senate during the dispersion.
MIR. ALLISON uIep, Iowa., from the Committee Gu
Appropriations, rcportedSwith amendments the House
joint resolution in regard TO the pay OF committee
pages and other employees Of the Senate and House. ana
similar purposes.
The committee amendments were agreed TO, and the
.oint resolution was passed.
On motion OF Mr. EATON Dem. Comm the House
Joint resolution fixing Monday June 3d. at p m' as
The time OF anal adjournment, was taken up oo,
Mr. EATON moved 20 strlNe oul MONDAY, june o.
ard insert. Tuesday, July J.. at p. M ~,
Mr.. WINDOW rep, Mimi said his side had now ~
hauste 70 the legitimate pOWcrs conferred ny me TuS
OF The senate in order 10 induce inc maoTty 10 maEg
necessary appropriations foI marshais The fresld'n
had 80 FAR as Mr. Window knew exhausted az the pow
Datfotc appeal To Congress do ITS duty, and not 20
home without making the necessary appropriations
Mr. Window quoted from the President Message 10
Congress Yesterday, aud from lie laws lining the au
ties Of marslas; what wuld De mG Gug1' =" any
provision sherifs TO execute the laws OF me
vetoed ray appropriated $500 900, applicable to
the execution Of oil laws that are mtuuoueu III t'
,,r.bSis f;r attending elections. If state
should provide for an ordinary expenses OF sG5
Ic,islair s1w M 10 saw permit you 20 use
This mony 10 have special deputies 70 arrest men Will
MIR WINDOW rep, Mmu.l-Ihat viii not do WHAT
ever tn orgIal bill may said that subject,
oterei one Yesterday that said nothing about deputy
Inarsbals but only marshais and ier general deputies
and every Democratic senator voted for its lndeuh'e
Mr.. 'KiEISHS-Yos; after we had added simple
provision hst the money shonld mol De ussa lor o'e
purposes. which the President does not specify. - -
Mr. WINDOW said that lof years DThocIltlC nUse
haC auuua.l, passed appropriation bills containing
special that the provisions OF Title 20 REVISED
satule= should De enforced. lie thought tbs curious
fact, ~ view OF the present alutuut Oh tno
referred the assertion OF prominent DemOcrauc
Observation-Disclosures be allowed to fail Those Senators
silent while the party was caTryln OUT he nreI
uNe ,,i nSo ., 'I uinS the Governnent 10 60 on The
Republicans had done all in their power To oppose me
adjournment resolution. If the Democratic party eonu
afford to 20 10 the people with such record the Re
publicaus certainly could rest upon theirs.
Mr. HEREFORD Dem, W. Val made few remarks
throwing blame for the failure OF the appropriation
Tor marshas upon the President ,,,
hr WINDOW said pllt o. ne court expenses nao Seen
furnished and powder denied. The arm would be paral-
MIR EATON dem, Connl said he thought Mr.. Win
dom bad not visited by kind NATURES sweet re-
storer last night lie must nave LaI on F6sf tbe
rnarshals could appoint army OF deputies II they
chose was, thu refOre, necess tIy 10 Insert IN o
making appropratious for marshals clause prohibiting
such appointments. He resented Mr.. WIndOIus asseI-
tOu thai tue Democrats would be responsible IOf h0h
execution OF the DEGREES oil the cuults ana s'iu INC
pubhcaus open 10 such charge -
.bnut fIe Army Anticipation bill authorized the
OF troops M the polls IN any form whatever ,,
Mr. EATON replied that he 9d NOT think so; lit ulu'
he had made great mistaken voting fort.
Mr.. CARPENrER entirely agreed with Mr. Eaton
Mr. EATON said he was gratifed He entertained
high opinion Of Mr.. Carpenters legal ably, ana hoped
his Opin would the man ct the oher eDd OF
The adjournment resolution was passed as amended
yeas. 27 nays lea party vote, Democrats voting yea
A message was received from the House announcing
that that body had nouConcUrred the Senate amend
,ents Ia te House iont resolution relating to commit
Tee CLERKS pages, Messrs Eaton, Beck and Allison
were appointed members Of conference committee ON
FREE QUININE.
Mr.. HARRIS Dem, TeDnl moved to reconsider the
vote by winch the "QmnDe BIN" was referred to the
Finance Committee yesterday. lie did this because If
The bill should be reported to-day from the committee,
single objection would defeat its present consdera-
ton desired It TO be considered In the Senate TO
3r MORRILL, rep, VT opposed the motion. He did
not urge any argument against the final abolition OF the
duty on quinme but II manifestly unjust and I'm
proier 10 do il at this time and suddenly. About
100000 pounds OF bark are annually brought here.
This Of course Is shipped in advance OF Its use here
and viii remain IN the hands OF manufacturers at loss
as they Will be obliged to stop manufacturlng He
that the East Indian bark should be relieved from dis
cnmns guy as atsd y0 G Snv 6 sTpb9e Of
qunine only 20 cent ad yalorem, and the real
The extrayagaut price required by apohecsres In
failing Ia his opinion permanent REDUCTION OF price
would hot ensue from abolition Of the tariff We would
finally have pay higher prices when we compelled
lie American manufacturers to 90 out of business he
ending December 81, 1873 was $4,000.
Mr.. BECK DEM kyD read stallsIles showing mat
ecipts from quinlne were only 10000.
MIR X
this $4,000 duly was that there are four qulnne lac
TORIES in tue United states receiving bonus OF about
800 600 by reason OF this enormous tax imposed on
the people-mainy the poor pe3pleIof the country: II
me 6l passed, u should also allow manufacturers
10 Obtain alcohol or fusel OIL without large duties
Mr. DAVIS Dem. III. favored the abolition Of the
duty guuue If tins Congress should pass tDls DHi
and nothing else 1t would not have been convened
IN -, ,,,
wac considered a. in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. MORRILL, (ReP, vi moved TO amend oy extend,
from To
Me- RftK Dem XVI and Mr. HILL Dem, Gal said
these artic cs were already the free list
Mr.. MORRILL, said they were when coming from
South America, but when coming from the East Indies
wa Amsterdam or London there was dierentlal duty
MIR. MoRRiIL's amendment was lost.
The biz was reported back the Senate. read third
time, PASSED by viva NoceVOte NO negative vote
The President pro ten. laid before the Senate
unicaion from tue President regard to the proposed
Austin and TOpOloymopa Railroad survey, Ordered to
be printed and lie on the table.
Mr.. ALLISON Rep Iowa. moved 10 take up the reso-
linton print for the use OF the senate the testimony
taken before the Treasury Investigating Committee.
Mr.. WHYTE Dem, Md said he thought the testi-
nony shoud not be published in auvauce OF its expa-
nation by the committee IL would be an Injustice to
mepiary tracts from their hooks and accounts
MT Alisons motion was lost.
vote by which the House JOINT resolution providing for
further treaty with Mexico was Yesterday referred 70
The Committee on FOREIGN Relations.
After debate Nr. MAXEY withdrew his motion.
Al 2;45 =. M, a message from the House announced
10 tbe final adjournment resolution.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. announced his signature 10
the Qanine" nil, which then went to the Presi-
dent of the United states
Alter an animated debate pro and con, the Senate
passed the joint resolution providing thirty days
extra pay for House emp.Oyes-yeas, 80; nays, Is.
PREIIMINARIEs AND ADJOURNMENT.
At3:25 p. ID. amessage from the House announced
that a committee OF three members OF that body had
been appointed 10 wait upon the President to inform
him Of the pending adjournment, and inquire he had
any further communication TO make TO Congress, and
asking for the appointment OF similar COMMITTEE
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