The daily gazette., 1879-12-13
FLASHING TON.
|t Baydrd ResOtUtiOn in the
|kndte FiHance Committee.

b BAYARD's LEGAL TEND II REso-
|ITOS BEFORE THE SENATE FL
|yASCL COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1879.
|Gthe session Of the Sena III aucc
anIllee Today the republica s for
tst time showed their hands, aud
|noped the policy on which they
Falo have determined of opposing,
east, as far as possible delaying
eon ooking toward the repeal of
i legal teuder clause. The Warner
Ei bill was first in order of business,
ping remained over from last session.
Emotion of Senator Voorhees, to-day
aasldera'lon was postponed until
d'he hold VS., and thereupon Sena-
SNards resolution for the repeal of
rsa tender clause came up. The
anIIlee consists Of Mr.. Bayaid, chair
and Meessts. Herman, Wallace,
aihees and Beck (democrats) and
s'n' Noril, Ferry, Jones of Nevada
AlIslon (republIcans). The discus
ld lle resolution in the committee
" showed that Allison and Ferry
piOAcans) were hostile to il and OPP
W PERMISSION to port it to the Sen
n, too, wrre Voorhees, and Beck.
U.s. Of Nevada and Wallace of Penn
,iala' were absent. Bayard, Herman
morrill, were iavorab BILE to a report
" Senate. Senator Wallace, If pre-
YOU'D have voted with these; but
'n's would have made a tie e-three
-NM aud one republican for the
f'" The legal tender clause and
democrats aud two republicans
aN' Seeing how the members pre-
ASood NJ, Morrill, moved the post
<Ivh' oi tie resolu ion for furthe r
%lsia'on until January 5, which
sEesd % to, and so the question goes
~. sSI'lil alter the holidays. 1t is Ju-t
W. 'or there is a good deal of evil
\ showing tha the friends of sound
n"M sS tutlonal money, as the Presi-
.t sall IL, aye gaining in courage and
A, IL is considered certain here
%g nance Commit g will, after
,,,a u1','"ys at l. asst, permit Sen ,tor
W report his joint resolution,
!. ISOuld ~" not be surprising if by that
ua %e republicans had awakened to
IIa',uer they are making, and should
m aa WIN Propositions of their own
NJ. | shape of notifications or an
''ie'll to the Bayard resolution.
''0A HAMrToN's REPLY TO oENFR-
AL GARY.
s"r MAJOR Hampton's attention was
hN,.%uav TO the conversation of Gen
M Man Hiry, concerning him repor
tlnhss Htrald correspondent from
Hiba y o., in to-day's Herald. He
,,iI II c,oorrespondence over carefully
lu,nta.. .ua' while there were variou,
las assv'assnitatlon, svasi beginning as far back
W. any,t' t' OF the war, he did not con
nuc6 a n'ng worthy of notice except
alb in ~ related to the alleged breach
au r. 'he matter OF the Tilden cleo.
'WhGI.pph This point he remarked
Nce lIs nave never condesce nded te
batst,e en eaumors, of which the Herald
tlthty s' "a about Senator Hampton,
M IN ,sos " The democratic electora
sas air ioo' 90 which have been fioatin,
pse VIM e'er W since; aud while l canno
as, nou ne Herald that they have "a
eh Gan" lonnd respectable spon
st ionnd Gary, stiIl as some one i
shlUua.la' 40 father thase slapders
ashoIeu,o 70 pronounce them utterl,
aasa.iIluu are talse," he continued
etash Se established by the folio W
SM ar,,"Io nJon after the election i
paper' 'o,e nt appeared tn an Augusts
sslhe San, VI coufea anonymously, mah
rnesI ME- ME- charges and referring I
a.sS behin,owan, as Gary now doel
artioIs" I"ied ied them as he Is now. an
ny, was n, II no, not written by Genera
al least inspired BY him.