, 1879-04-16
FIVE CENTS.

fty,L---. they waivatl this accidental prnnt If
power, and Tie yenato took d recess, whtlo ma.
.ar,,r. v.s,. 49,. T., $500. '.....a ""1 'nes"
rsaa.s,.a ~ e's,S , a''cetloa 1or absent
noyIiy to the Democrats present wss t,at
among the abscotecs YVES Senator Thurman, who
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pfs'oSAtsp TN THEIR CAUCUS
LOT tho poaitton ot President pro tcmpore.
After waiting about quaeter OF m bonr tic
well.know form Ut sff. Thurman WA ,ccn en-.
,ori,,., ,,.n u.s... .t,..s.. s',.s.'... ..As s" gu
tt,, f,,,.., ~. sn..s..I,.,.t, ~ 49, ns
,,,,ako,,.h,of ria, na,n,rr.t1a s.ns.a.'.'"., ]
'''''A"e'e''o1' o'ae' DctHoe5Asic oenatofh hao
"ean"hlld arrived anu Mr. Thurman Was I'M
mcdIatclv elected mud installed. unvIng scrv-
and unrards of tcn r.or. r., thc seno,- H.
rharmaa + % Is well asoaa'"tsa With the fu's', aud
- w1ee seoq senasr eps,u"H .sk sef,i ,;., l., III,
alluded to TIC Presidents urobat,,a rctIon m
,,. a,,,rn,.s.,,,.. .''1s ..s' p.' ,s 1s1o" w
~. ~ T,.' npp'"p'm'""' o''"' no" 'se'ofe congress-
'''' tnusfna" pto"ptl5 called h'n to ofhcF.
GEN. i.o0AN's Two HOURS AHHA1oNMknr
Of tue Uctnocrattc party vn8 l!steucl to with
markr,1 cttr,tfou ,n, 1, o.. oyr5.nt.. ,,.,,...
,,.., ~, 49, .N 80, '"ousa'
nsss m .Is os''eI ~, o'ae OF 's .nA'noes nut 20
Mr.. Heck evidently intended to reply to Mr..
blaine, nt,d ,,e had HI. fc.k ntlrff hfch win
vo,,,t,r. ri ,h,. f,n,r.a..,on a.h.,n. 11, .hs.
anthor.t,s. hut teT ntsr,nt'ona r from aJ nsina u,
und iloar threw him frum his Iino Of argument,
md ho wsut IN .rIn,, AMY Itlc nm ota.f,rh,on.
vi hirn,n,h,.. ,.,,,e,. .aod, ~ .tTa.,,@s, ,'t..
but scattered terrIbly. At'udtng to Mr. BIatn.'s
retnark that Speaker Randall had gtvon tho
l!or's share Of Cbafrmapshtts of Couimtttccs tn
the soutt,, ns asserted tbat In III, Forty.n,,t
Gonetsaa .'. speake! nla!no eavo NEW Enund
massachusetts huying fvo. This
unouour ur MI. ulArss,
WI feni'ueo . u'c senator from hentucRy thas
eheh Lite FoFty'flrst Congress WIS organized
Tennessee aid nanY Of the Southern States
seru unrcpresented, which 1nade 1t necessary to
nt.ar w. ua",, Ia h.s ..1.. LILLE. u,.s. esatee
4A''s4 li' oee@ Id" spoRea loF IN nou! ana
quarteF, hn gave way to q motion to adjourn,
an1 will conclude his remarks Tomorrow.
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AnnrnnrInton tf ,ros In m o,,7 ~ nay ntrn
nIlrnsse.l tI1r srmnts H. thn,,rnt Nv ~ r.. Lusa
~" ,'I' ,i.t tai ..to's t i1nnottuut Iait sunn
same Sentiments With nrnmntci ,hc rrn.omt .t,
jceisla,io,, were eInrss,cd Nv neuv ~ +a sa,n
turn WHO nrr nav interim, th"in. mi H. iii % ~
WnT. He denounced tho proposed tcHfs}nijon as
natl in Itself, aud US being attempted by unpss-
lianentary practices.
Ihcre was no safety iu the course tho Demo-
crats "cts now pursulng,-no safety either to tho
North "r the South. They said TINT the Prcst-
dcnt must approve .licir bills, otherwise the
Government shnll 20 to pieces. With the knilo
At l!is throat they dcmuttd that tEu President
sla1I approve tllcls bills Or staryc. Was It q
new ttoctrnc to those gentlemen TINT the Prcst-
dent lIns as uluch right to approve or veto bill
NJ I1f.rI I,tt tf, rt1ttx o. kit
Mr. Lugan
QUOTED PRESIDENT p1rnox's uras.or
accotn,.nytu, his vr,t, =, . iii, r. ,o.s - s,,
thnt fir I}.mnrro,; i,,tr1a H. ho ~ , io' L. sl.oM
the inuenenars" ri ii,r Eq.cuaro 1I .e,' e. sudsca
s.n, r..rt ~, ia,.iai,ti1... rh ~ Mnnt
wnid ,ni .t,nJ ny ,,nan T.. ,,..,+ Ing leg.'anon
.,ortcrs III oeH ~ ~ ,'''tst ~ ''n snl
mrnns tn NM. wh,t ,xa. e'o.s .s,,e't ~ s'o'e.s
I'll fri,rJl ~ w., t.n"o. Mns tepTTEuanI ~
1a,s.* ~ sSon .,,. tH pe"p,a
Nh ndssca,.', suI" -. ,"t.osa: a a.!
i,nlrk 1'I h""y ~ IT, s' W prnteet 1ne
~e,;,rr viii unn,"r Hs'T@ ~ ne ni!pfahs To-
nt i ,lls Tnr io,trr w". ,,l,. :. w. . igae"