, 1879-06-04
WASHINGTON.
The Democracy Advance
Once More in Solid
Column.
With Only q Few Stragglers in
the Confederate Portion
Of the Line.
They, Now Present the Appropri-
alton Bills III a Disjoint-
ed Form.
And Dress Their Political Idols in
a Wholly Different
Garb.
Claiming that the President
Will Find No Excuse
for a Veto.
Specufations as to the Prospects
Of the Warner Silver
BiIl.
Democrats Abandon the Attempt
to Pass the State Rights
Bill.
QtAisa3u 3uaa4 Ill.,.
Specufations as to the Prospects
Of the Warner Silver
Sill.
Democrats Abandon the Attempt
to Pass the Stato-lttgnts
Bill.
Prominent Names Mentioned In Con-
neot.on with the War 0fflce,
ANOTHER VENTURE.
TUE NEW DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME.

"AsA'sofos. u. .''uae a'-o1 al tue ca1i'
..'os ..,' 'e'u " t"o Oc"oclats Shee Lie l6tn ot
.",eu no.. 'ass' ~ joint "fe'ine oi members ol
49,. '. pa. :, ~ wv" !io1n"e " congress- To-Day IS
I... ~. !poss i"poisunt' luz CAUCUS *as NOT de-
su upon uotn 1nla Attatnoon' ano not more
.ha4 ~ sou'S elapse" 4e!o.o IL aasemolcd III
. ~. nsi' u 'Ae noose' fet ucfc WA very 1ul
as.ouususe. !he "eteement feachea IN The
!'. ~ 'ac ."o APPROXIMATION ol's is fmpor-
tau'' pu' uot "nohY uae1pcetcd' IL WILL how
s'r.' ~. po nolesea ~ 10 lilo lettcf.
~, 4nD uroeeea'hes we're openea oy report from
~. 1"n'nlan' Q. INC Conference Committee.
a! "a,su !seo'a"enaeu tho eoaetsnent OF BILL OF
""heu tho o'a'' "as eaohittea' rc.enae&ing for
Nv "sAt nsea1 year inc LeeaslatTe, Judicial, md
EAtsu'''o ea'a1S nll' OF TINS year, and applying
s'lnllar amo{lllta ol monoY to stnlit1r purposes,
"'tn 1ao aoalt'on OF
inh h'AAHoH AMENDMENT
!" te'auoa 10 lne payment OF pensions, aud 6cv-
ola' specine APPROXIMATIONS made necessary By
'ae nc" !es1sla1ton' md such other items Us the
Appropriations Committees Of the House and
t .se'n'nehu aa necessary. Ac
Ap'@'p'u 1au. Luz oia APPROPRIATION olll was
s' s"ao 'set"eLo' lue'eau ol no" nl'l Ia dotaEa,
Css.. asE ~ "ae ., !cptpse4Eeu 70 tho cohlefonce
~, H "n''.ss, las !esu!as o4 suo3eet 10 debate
a'o ,sa nns''u"eht y" cfe1y paragraph would not
" "@sy ~ ~ 'a'oueu tac Aouse IN lcss than
.ss..'',:':s 49, "ssas uepa'c, "ncn "oun 10 simply
,..ss sssesh Nv. a.o ota e'snwi uas tie Honub-
49, 80, 1u''ut' VI "'o 'a'' eons'ess had passed.
''A' ~, ana ...
1ne ~. rnsslnhNI COULD NOT OBJECT.
~ ,a'" sa''ea 41,ch''on 10 the 1act that tho Law
" .u'e seul, o"oeF 'n's pl'l' ONLY proFited for
huai'ss, lnae anc court e1penscs were usually
WoS'osu .oF IN the sataFy CfvIl bill, which
na'a a'1eaaS passeo toF LOIS year, therefore IL
"ouIa W necessary 10 pfepare bill
p1os'ol'g 1os tho court c1pehaes. This had
oeeu oo'o ~ osta'tt Plo'itAhg ioF all tile ex-
nc''sos e3cept ''1e payment OF MaralIals md
supervisors lof which QUARTER Of million Of
inc peoples money had ocet' s1uanacred this
year. ihse bsll rclterates nnd onlasgcs the pres
eat law lofolduIhe tle Department to contract
any liability 5oF which provision has not been
maoe W appropriation lilo satd
SOME OBJECTIONS had HEM RaIaED
hccausc tic o'ilccrs were not abolished,
ns lhe. PRESIDENT would, us heretofore,
appoint these Officers, and the radicals
would pay them out Of the campaign
find. lie said that could not be helped
II they were to be partisan agents, better to
have them pa,G In that way tlan out Of the
monoY pf the pcup1e. He then eRftl tho Armv