The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-12
MORE VETOEs.
grobsbility that Hayes will Veto
the Appropriation Bill.
.,arramme of the Democrats in that
Event.
I'M tho Perjury Of Kellogg's Henchmen
Is Encouraged.
fEpecial tO the Democrat. |

Especial 10 the DemOcrat.l
4 rvar since the Democrats resolved upon the
.s,aent programme, the whole gang Of Radi.
!, ,~t uettiiogers have been trying 10 discover
I ssae pretext which Hayes would regard ae
.susIble enough to warrant him In vetoing
IN aiudIcial bill which omits TO make provi.
ior carrying out the election laws. They
s,s L last discovered that the clause In the
Isufxhieh prohibits Hayes from using any
EssaIc money to carry out the provisions
M tlle election law may be construed
N prohibit ell special operations Of
EN Federal judiciary, such as the late
ss1ec,,tions of lumbermen In Calcasieu par
n lie prosecution Of Illicit distillers and the
GN OF course, this is the basest sort Of sub
BIrf,Qe, but anything that can serve their
8sStpose With Hayes ID welcome TO the Radl-
! Siiosders In Congress just new, and %, yes
sedsy and to-day, this theory Of the bill has
W. lndustriously pumped into Hayes, and
|ssaixht Garfield and the rest of the gang are
EIsa1iinR that they have worked their man up
sthe pitch OF another veto. They are pro-
(Ibiy correct, and the judicial bill will be ve-
here the lGret1tppnght tp q lnnrmans ,,s
ssss ''4lf Into = play. Il viii be observed
|SSt the legislative, executive and judicial
|SiII was divided this time In two
ESISM. One providing for the regular ex-
sS1ses Of Congress-, the departments and the
4aHal judicial off flcers while the other, which
II iths one under consideration, deals simply
ESIib ttle special services of the Department
2sI appropriation" therefore, II Hayes ye-
fee 4 and signs the other, or regular legisla-
tVe, executive, etc, bill, Congress can ad--
~, iutu without further ceremony, and
Inconvenience will result tos the
|INtIar and legitimate functions OF
|21fofruent. This Is what will be
ae ailr Hayes Will have to take this Pill as
[iIfm the special operations OF the Depart
Fxl1t Of Justice. The Radicals I'm the House
|ad not Doe this trap until they had let the
ESain bill 10 through the House without op-
|5Jlatsun, but they rely upon the debates In
= Senate to stiffen up Hayes to the veto
Etnt. Under these circumstances, ills prob
Asthat the adjournment will be postponed
Chairman Salisbury, Of the Elections Com
lIltee thinks that In view Of the Drolonga-
|HMM the session 1t may be possible to reach
N tsp1rt and vote on the Kellogg SpoffOrd
|sle before adjournment, though II - not
III probable.
Ihetestimony In the case to-day was Of q
- sensational nature than hitherto. There
r kS1nsiderable indignation among the Demo-
ESuEe 1T the ridicnlously small bail fixed by
lpcal court In the perjury cases OF john
ftnand DeLacey, the design OF letting them
HtAKsy being DO apparent as to make p farce
tAe whole matter. The smallest bail In or
<nafy cases OF perjury here is $250O, but
ge Smell LET Kellogg's negroes of with
tpne-flfth Of that sum. Smell Is Radical
Epetbagger from Maine, appointed through
GIniuence of old Hannibal Hamlin, which
lains his action sufficiently. %. b.