, 1879-06-30


WASHINGTON, D. G., June 229.--The fact that
tho Hcnate did not act upon the concurrent a0'
tournment resolution tn-dny has attracted some
attention, a,,d Inns furnished foundation for
the story that, hearing of the threatened extrn
scssior. the Democrats arc disposed to make
another attempt to pass the Afarsilals' bill ai1d
save their position. The adjournment resolu-
ton, however, could speedily hu pasacd on Mon-
day after the Yeiu-messags:h has been received.
It has already passed tho House; Other
wise IL might be difficult for Con-
grcss to adiourn at all. as there
will not bc quorum In the House on Monday,
a,il 1t Ia doubtful whether there will be one in
the scnnte. 1t there ls not, it may DO difficult
for Congress to adjourn. rs QUO obstinate
enough, doubtless, would 10 found to rAlso tue
point shat there WAS not quorum.
A1.ANMnp DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats nre already becoming Alarmed
at the rnlu upon tllr conttEcnt fniiu nude by
net result Ut ,lsc investigation agailIAt Kellogg
thus far Ia to damage SpoTord, his competitor.
Yet. OF llie Sl0, ,U0D approprinte for expenses of
this Investigation, ii, ,U0 arc already expended.
man, who was ktnr.!ra ut t'ie ncEsegnts: The
steilu9rarl,crs bill nloue was l.00; tll1 travel
tnE expenses ami pcr dteIn OF thr slxtren vii
ncsses vino layu been brought IRON Louistana
MGf0 so!ne bl.tNu.
MUST HAVE the MONEY.
A member Of Tie Cabinet Ba!u thts morning
TINT there IL diyersty Of opinion III the cabi-
net on tlla subiert Of nnotocr called scsei0s'.
sumo of the tnrnbeTs faslst tllat there should be
anoihcr extra sfesIon:
fuE t!at tue President tus given lin assurance
tliAt l!Irrn Will i'G anul llcr kdHslOn. 4 Rcpub'
| ltypn Representative who Aas hul conversu-
ton with tile President st'cu nonn to-day, says
| that thu President told him directly and IN,
plIatitn!ly tlat there would bo another called
session. Thc ground for tho call will be ts,nt
| il Will hc Impossible to enforce the Internal
Revenue laws without an appropriation for Dep.
| utY MarshaIs.
| THIS IL RsrEctALLY TAun
al to the attempts OF thu Government to sur
presa illicit disttltntlon in te loeaIitea where the
| tuuoualtners operate. The f1estarnt s1atcd
u,at tt.r Dep,lttos could Aot 90 used, because
| t1u Democrats iaya alInollnced nut tlcy would
| not vote deficiency. Ii'e Psca!duut wlll cas1-
alder TINT hia duty ta cnded when 10 calls the
attention, Of Congress to this subject. II Co!l'
Vrcss should thvn chouso to adjourn withotat t!,Nk-
Ink ms appropriation Tor this pnrpuae tsc trus'
| Mcnt would collatdet t!iat his auty had ended.
ull1 ln tlut evGnt ha would not lasi&e eaa 1oF
| another extra sessl0n.
EoIne Ut tho leading House Democrats to
whom this xtatcnuEt ot tile President wRs .nsde,
| aAy Tint The prUHrpmme Of thu Democrats Will
bc to remain here In the evefk Of aiI extrn ses.
t sion, a,,u then to Immediately aotouTp wfthont
any action, and to linally aj1uru the sat',e day
| It possible. Tlle Hrpuhiicans would not be
likely to oppose such nctloI.
| Will KECoNyEHa CONGRESS.
To fhs lEtstsrn ..:.aetatft Frtse
| WAsnlNoTox, u. e., Juue aS.-lt eau ta
statcd autnorlattyely tint the Presidents ncll
! nal[un IL to rccpnvenc Congress by pruc!al1ta
ton shouId adjournment 0ecur without tie ap
| propriatiun tor t1o aiarslsais betll.; maue.
WAsAIH6rok, D. g., Juue g5.-IAu bill fpl
the payment vi MarsAuls, etc., will DO vetoed,
| TAQ McssaQe will te short.
WlLL AA STONED.
Thero seetna 70 10 no doubt that the 1ud1cta
AppfoTlatlon bill will Teeetse the PscsEdsnt''
! kignatuns.