, 1879-06-25

plans Wero coneidered First, to adjourn !mue-
uiateiI sine die without passing tho Judiciary
t1fI or making any provision for tho Courts.
second, to ptss some sort OF bill which would
INSURE TIE CONTINUANCE or Tn8 COURTS,
and which tile President could approve and at
tho SANG time not appear to baEe absolutely
surrendered on the question Of tl,e employment
Of Dcputy-Maesnalt. :.
The laat~1ltch element. whtcl, Ia not without
representation on the COMMITTEES of Saiety,
favored tho former plan. The crest majority,
hovegcr we're disposed to tho latter. which
may Ia called the Thurman double header plan.
Senator Thurman, who IL charged bY many OF
the extremists In tic House and 8cnato with
having originally led the party into thIs hlun-
der, has undertaken to cxtrtclte them from It.
Flo proposes to divide the judicial bill, placing
In Que Dill
ALI. THE NECESSARY APPROPRIATIONS
for the courts, aud In the other the appropria-
tton for MarsaaIs simply, With the restriction
that nope OF the money In the second bill shall
be appropriated Tor the use Of Deputy Marahals.
The expectation would bo, Of course, that tic
President would approve The btst bill 80 that
the courts need not c closed. a1Id. II he should
veto tho second bill, that Congress should atl-
journ sipo die, allowing that slnEte iten, Of
all in tavor Of the adoption Of the Thurman pnn
by the Committee Of Safety.
The question which would then arise would be
whether tho Houae Democrats would raafyit.
The Senate Of course would. The policy Of tic
House
1s TIT 70 MI DETERMINED.
Tie extreme eamont is vcry Indignant that the
Scnators Adopted tl,e poltcr n hictl theY did In
tile caucus yesterday Without conference witt.
the House, aud It is not altogether certain that
the fllhustertnE element can he restrained.
There were many speeches made, tho most
notable belng by Thurman in support Of hs
plan.
THE COMMITTEE MEETING.
To The tTtttern Assoetaita Jrrss
WAsHISoroN, D. C., June 2&.-The Advisory
Committees Of the senate and Housc Demo.
cratic caucuses heidi Joint meeting Of about four
lours' durasion his afternoon, with a view to
framing recommendations on the subject OF pro-
vldlng appropriations for nc1t ycar's Judicial cx-
penses, but adjourned until tomorrow morning
without reaching any point Of action. 4 largo
mart Of toAafs session WAS consumed In the dis
cusston ol The propr!ety Of tbs stand taken By
the Bennts CAUCUS yesterday. Several Of the
members Of the fluute Committee condemned It
with great eatnestness, aud vera replied to by
Judge Thurmsn, who occupied about two hours
in expressing bis views 10 opposition 20 the pro-
position to Ad1ourn Concreas without another a.
tempt to provide for the judicial expenses. lie
was followed by other Senators, who spokc In
Tic Eane straln.
Athouef no action MAS taken At this Joint
meeting, the indications Of the debate pointed
With great degree OF probability toward tue
ultimate adoption OF
1HH roLLow1so r1Ar:
That The bill ,s dtvcsscd OF It's approximation of
$4,000 for the fees Of United States Mar
lion rcatne to Tttia 81 81 tic lse7t.cd stafntss
/ concerning DeputY-AfnrBhals Of Elections, aud
| 10 passed with all fta remaining features uual.
| tered, clos1y following which there will be sent
l,is expected voto, separate bill made UP Of Tho
1900 coo item aud tic other clauses above inds-
Gated.
II Is argued that hy this meaus the courts
would b. provided for. and .the Marat'as, II the
antir!oated event Of veto OF the supplemental
bill; would continue to perform their functions,
and l0ukt forward to the, passago. Of dcaclcncY
| bill for their relief next winter.
an ilnu'c&lato adjournment without preparing
! another DILL. ThiR proposition WIS supported
| BY the l1ouse Committee and opposed bg the
Senate ncH,6ors.
sonally opposed to sepuratlng the bills. said to-
night tt,at tho sentiment of the maturity M
| penred decidedly tn iasor Of It, and, while hs
could not make tho positive assertion, lie felt
| rontldens that
SUCH FEAN WOULD DE ADOPTED
| early tomorrow.
1t is thought by members Of the Committee
That the agreement reached by them will bo
| Suhmlttcd to the Joint caucus OF the two louses
bcfoto any action is takcn In tllc House.
| living to the nbscpcc OF several 0rlglnn1 men,-
bars Of the Advisory Committees, new memt,crs
| haye beou added, as follows: Senator Morgan
takes the place Of Senntor Voorhees,, a1ll Hcna-
tor Mcdonald that Of Senator Lamar. Repre-
| scntntiyes Singleton aud fhystcr Arc snbstt-
tutcd for Chalmers and CarlIslr, respectively.