, 1879-04-17

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Mr.. Beck replied that the difficulty nb0uk tho
succch Of tie scnator from Massachusetts, What
lle tlftl not caro- to SAT- TIT now, namely, was
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rass tl,c Appropriation bitIs II thu President
sllt,1!l INT nrrnye tho l1aIt&cas rrrs,.t,. r,l IN
him. fI,c senator was trying To make n falsq
impression.
Mr.. IoAr remarked TINT he did not propose to
be ,llycrtcl from making his punt by plutta.
tion manncrs huro Or elsewhere.
Mr. Icek---As that renask Is 80 original It
Mr. llonr, III rrpty to Mr.. Beck. said tint tile
Senator from Kentucky. whilo heretofore under.
taking to ren,l from his (Beek's speech, olnltt.u
tlm essential rarts Of 4.
MI. lfecl {lnturruptlnE} said l.e Ind tnhdo Ills
final ruply.
Mr.. I}Gnr remarked that the Senator ind to-
day read fran, liz speech in tona Vi yoco nnl
THINNER which Ind alarmc1 nobody.
Mfr. neck-Kcatl 1t aruln. it fs ro,,l speech.
a,ul you can read wei.
Mr. lloaF-rlls Sellntor was speaking Of the
PURPOSE vi the House In caso n inniority ~ fhr
Senasa rcfaea to auccdo tu certain provisions Of
ti'e House.
alF. neck-Ana tho Senator said was speak.
,ne q M purpose ol tlse Dcinuerats tn casu of
tEe lfes'dont's refusal to approve our bills.
alr. Ilonr, rcsltuiiDg, said he would not gx-
tci,u to the senator the same trcatl1cut hc did
10 il!' nS asKinE h1ml to ST. down. Tie purpose
ilouso was twofolu. First, what tic House
wosiltl 10 II the Sunatu disagrued with them
abult matter ot general legislation. 1t was
lint under tcir constitutional right, they would
to carry o,, the f1oyerntnrr. II the ilnm,na,t
purty sou, ins;st NJ. ,I,rir .lIsarrrcmr,. ",I
furier. thu Senatnr soiI ,i,dnr H.. v,"v H. n.y. r1,.
sc,lted that II was for The President To- 'jeicr.
mine 5yhother tm wtrcls nf t,, ISnvernm""t
shall stop. Tile Sct,ator from Ohio fri,irunnl
regarded the matter tn the same light, saying
tlley claimed the right excEciscd by the House
Of Commons uni would not voto the nonoy Ut
tn: people unless coupled with measures for the
rsdrsss OF grievances. DID tle senator from
wr'ttcn constitution tn wrest tllu veto power
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