The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-10

adopted declare that this country is . Ma
ton, and not confederation Of States; that
1t is the right and duty Of the Government to
protect the citizen and insure an honest and
pure ballot: that the action of the Democrat
ic majority in Congress is q revolutionary at
tempt to coerce the Executive; pledge to
the President and the Republican members of
both houses OF Congress hearty support
in their efforts in opposition to the alleged
revolutionary course Of such Democratic ma
jority.
The Ohio Democratic State Central
Committee met at COLUMBUS on the Goth, and
organised BY electing John G. Thompson az
Chairman; J. Frank Mckinney, as Chairman
OF the Executive Committee; Irving DUNCAN,
a. Vice Chairman, and ]. G. Rinehart AZ
Treasurer. In the evening b response to .
sercnsde, General Ewing and General Rice,
the Candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, respectively, made elaborate
speeches.
The body of Madame ROLAND, who
was lately carried over Niagara Falls, was re-
covered on the 9th.
The United States Senate, on the 2Sth
ult., rejected the nomination of D. T. Corbin,
of South Carolina, to be Chief-Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Utah.
ON the 18th ult., the Louisiana Con-
titutional Convention adopted a resolution,
by vote Of 81 to S., instructing the State Of
ficials not to pay the July interest on the State
bonds until SO directed by the Convention.
A CALL has been issued for dele.
gate Convention of the Prohibitionists OF
Iowa, to meet At Des Moines on the 10th of
July, to nominate Stale ticket to be voted
for at the ensuing election.
PRESIDENT HAYES has vetoed the
bill for the payment of United States Mar
shals, and approved the Judicial Appropria.
ton bill.
In Chicago on the 9Oth ult., Chi
naman took out his naturalization papers
THE President, ON the 3Oth ult., sent
The following message to Congress, reminding
that body that no appropriations for Mar
shals' expenses had yet been made:
To the Senate and House of Representatives:
q United sases S"9hsis and and t Rs
General Deputies, which I have this day re-
turned to the House Of Representatives Tin
ssS
become . law. l respectfully call your atten-
ton 10 the immediate necessity of making
some adequate provision for the due and ef-
tcient execution by Marahals and Deputy
Marshals Of the United States of the con-
slant and important duties enjoined upon
them by the existing laws. Ali appropria-
tons e. provide for the performances of
these indispensable duties expire to-day. Under
the laws prohibiting public officere from involv-
ing the Government in contract liabilities be-
yond actual appropriation. il is Apparent that
the means. at the disposal Of the Executive De-
parsment for executing laws through the regu-
lar ministerial officers will after to-day be left
inadequate. The suspension of the necessary
functions in the ordinary administration
Of the first duties of the Government
for the shortest period Is inconsistent with
public interest, and at any moment may prove
inconsistent with public safety. 1t is impossi-
Bile for me to look without grave concern on a
state of things which leaves public service thus
unprovided for: and the public interest thus un-
protected. and earnestly urge on your attention
the necessity of making immediate appropriation
for the maintenance of the service Of Marshals
and Deputy Marshals for the fiscal year which
commences tomorrow. r. B. HAYES.
June So 1879.