The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-01
CONGRESS-.
The Adjournment Resolution Postponed ID
the Senate.
SENATE


monetization resolution was referred to the FL
nance COMMITTEE, by q vote OF % to %
NJ Eaton, csIled np the adjoarnnen Il. rsso-
sideration to-day. He said that II It we're agreed
to, y would BE- impossible to iss the marshas'
After a few moments OF informal debate over
Mr.. WINDOWS objection to the censideration Of
tho adjournment resolution. Mr.. Chandler
Mr., Chandler enid: We have spent three
9 result we have shown up the designs Of the
BE soy RaGy nsss ia esnes
BY shoteuns and tissue ballots. They, have
come within sight. OF the promised land. and.
es MSse Il qo @ Hs eRg
cratic party. fret. for attempting to. coerce the
EXECUTIVE by attempting T. starye TIE 2 T..
armies; second, for iniuring the business In
sion Of Congress; third. for eevating State
ine away. the results Of Tie war. which had
cost billion OF money and 400 600 lives: fourth,
than zee 1 hn
he seo doar VII ~ G Z Fsdera o oeers
their places; sixth. for establishing the caucus
as the supreme governing power and the source
Of oil legislation: seventh. for having held W
for public admiration the arch-rebel Jefferson
Davis. declaring that be was inspired BY motives
as sacred and as noble as those that animated
Washington. and as ha Ing rendered services
equal In history grectan fame and glory g..
For attempting to blot from the statute booss
the wise laws rendered necessary BY the war.
insuring life and liberty to the freedmen who
are now 50 buldozed and kukluxed that they
are seeking peace In exile. although urged to
remain BY shotguns; 9. For attempting 70 re-
positions In the army and navy, TO- For intro
dueing. legislation in favor Of the South suffl-
Gent Il enacted to BANKRUPT t h.
tie , assault upon the nations lie. "Gal halt
sa NJ Nors hs E aays yaDorns are over ths
AS Senator and citizen. he was willing to
accept the issue thus made; he appealed to the
Hight. The Democrats have made those issues
by them they must stand or fall. This Is the
platform they have constructed; not only for
will hold them to It. They have made their bed
and we will see to 1t that they lie thereon.
At 45 the Senate went into executive session.
| from the President was read urging the passage
Of the marshals' fee bill.
Mr.. Eaton MADE another effort to pass the ad
jected The message had made his objection
stronger. H. then referred to the marshals' bill
with the political section stricken out.
Mr.. Eaton offered q rider as an amendment
Bylpis time It was 4 O'Clock. the time fixed
To- and tban az b aao on ~ s q
tion indefinitely postponed, and several Demo.
cratic Senators sat they would stand by thai
At 4:so .. m. the Senate again went into exec
utive session and at o'clock adjourned.
HOUSE.
/ Messrs. King and Ellis. of Louisiana, made
| explanations denying that they had entered
If tho President would do certain things. .-''s
At $50 the. veto message Of the President
was read. After the message had been read the
vote was taken at once on passing the bill over
The. House. on reconsideration. refused tc
pass the bill-yeas 81, nays 63.
Speaker requested that members would moi
leave the city until the final adjournment. He
saw no prospect Of an adjournment to-day:
At2:40 another message was received from
the President. calling attention to the fact thai
ssa hs Hf the fees Of the
tbs duties q these eee 3 H e tRe fse
a e and h Gon
gress to make an immediate appropriation fol
the payment Of these marehals and deputies
morrow. Tie Standardization was referred ed
to the approximation. committee.
/ The States we're called for bills for reference
reading " 81 Tas demanded to consume the
h Mr il MM intrigued as e ,s
United States d 1and Circuit Courts. and
moyed is refeE 70 the Committee on the
Mr. Conger. Of Elchigan, moved ita reference
to the Wa, 8 and Mears Committee, In order r
consume time, and to, ascertain how ma
members we're present the yeas and nays vi
called. The rAIl call showed the preseh
l57 members tine bill was referred to III
Mr.. 4S On. Of Illinois. introduced
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