New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
xIVrH CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.
nrn1n-AR REroRr OF PROCEEDINGs.

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VICE. PRESIDENT laid before the SEN
,he credentials Of Nathaniel 7. H elected United
-. senator from Colorado for six years from March
1879 Read and placed on die
49,, SARGENT REP Cali. from tie Committee on
- Aaairs reported adversely various bills su-
,,rizinc the appointment OF persous IN the medical
sr,s Of the Navy, and for the promotion Of certain
reers IN that corps Senate bills to promote the
rcv of the corps OF naval Instructors IN the United
s1sJrs NAVY. and TO reduce the number and fix the
ransb hills TO ainead section I4s5 repeal section
teof the Revised statutes IN regard 10 the rank of
,sh ,ae S' ana dsfHe the rank Of the stat Of the
Ns NN,o-,0e CoTps and they indefinitely postponed
pTaat reported layoa9y on the IesolaoPs to print
ries of the memorial addresses Of he lac Represent
.etrcs Harfridgc, Williams, schlelcheT. Douglas and
NSehr rb5HHtSDs rep. VIZ. from the Committee on
81 Tud,cary. reported, accordance with the Tesolu-
80 RECENTLY adopted bv the senate on his notion oll
,riber 10 protect the Constitutional rights OF citzens
AMI 10 punish violations Of the same II was placed on
u' NJ ANTHONY Rep, r. ~, from the Committee on
,-intinc rrpOrted adversely the petitions OF the
Medical society OF New-York CITY and various other
MeScaI Catalogue, and rue committee was discharged
fom their further consideration He said the Connit-
lathe subject could not he acted upon now
E EfP3 s bac peo iGo sS Of Fan seoF S
and others, asking 10 be comnensated for losses IN col
,ctug lroncads FOR the United states together with
bIn Tor the relief OF builders Of rOnc sd vessels for
fbe United States. p aced on the calendar
Mr. Il. L.
rr"yidnr for the appointment Of a committee Of five
scnatOrs TO examine into and report upon the whole
Militia: said committee 10 have authority TO sx mine
HE books the Departments the secretary OF War and
the secretary Of the Navy eacA 10 Ge~" al ou'eF AS
0SiCcted to by Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, Dal), and
Mr.. MAXEY Dem, Texas introduced bin granting
the right Of way to anl 9APg ran DI % an ~ oi 20
Railroad Company. ReerIcd 10 the Committee Oh
Mr. MORGAN Dem, Ala), from the Committee on
ToIcign Relations, reported back the House resolution
tfoviding for Treaty with The Republic Of Mexico;
from the President IN relation the OF
Ii.oners IN the Jail at RIO GrGnde. Texas ana mes
mons under which the surrender Of the Cuban insurgents
was made, aud 10 relation 10 the iuinre Poy OF spain
IL Cuba and the committee was discharge u rom '1eA
Mr.. CoSovER Rep. FlaJ introduced a bill amenda-
Tory OF aud supp emeutary 10 the ACT 10 incorporate me
TcIas Pacific Railroad Company. Referred 10 the Com
Mr. BAYARD Defn. Dell. from the Conference Com
niitee the bill To amend the Internal Revenue laws
sunuitted a report which was agreed 10 and the bill
pa.s1d t cose ~ r5@ House b. II providIu tGst anv
person wbo reches. purhes, rehnes or manufactures
,rs than 500 barrels Of proof spirits year sDaI pay
In the bin. The next disagreement was ID regard 10
Dcifer matches. The committee agreed 10 retain the
40 that i'd remains a. under existing law. The third
ss,greeTcnt was upon the amendment Of the senate
In regard TO the taxation OF savings banks Ihese
amendments agreed to by the committee, and re
Mr FERRY Rep., MichJ, a member OF the Confer
rnce Committee rald he could not agree 10 the report
on account OF the continuance oi tAe TAX on !cieF
Mr. VOORHEES, Dem. IndJ, from the Committee on
Pensions. reported with amendment House blI! for
tur relief of solcler- sua sailors 9ev"Lus uu
the service OF their country Placed on the calendar
House bl m'Sius an appIoprlau9h ioI ne pay meut
was discussed until 1870 p. m, and then aid aside
Tue senate then resumed CONSIDERATION OF unfn-
isI.d pUAlucss being the Deficiency Appropriation bill.
lie I-u0mg question being ON the amendment ~ the
Committee on Appropnauous 20 appropriate S-2VOOQ
fpf defr4yiLg the expenses Of courts ut the United
TSfsceni@nt Act oi Gfsfy - ls7I Deug lie act 10
NJ. RE le w
SIR. BECK Dem, XVI SAID This appropriation was 10
pay men Illegally appointed 10 conduct elections fol the
Mr.. ALLISON CEei., Iowa. 10 the Clerks desk
effect thai tue deficiency u his dcpaTim "Old have
fion Law Under which $4,000 required for deputy
prosecution of persons charged WIN crime. A great
part expense under the latter clause was incurred
u the states 0l Louisiana Alabama and south Carolina.
Mr. THURMAN Dem, OIlOl asked what Lew circuH-
stance had tAat the ID iaItment or Justice Dsd
me- money withou, Az norty OF law. or the 5000
600 heretofore appio p%tt iGi lAc AorneS 'lehTIlls
GV0r ~ 900 I'M a .IrcIe county IN ONO on account
nj Wcu fourteen fifteen ReIu5IIcau members OF the
House OF Representatives we're eCCted Ia vcT OF the
i,, of terror fu..ltutcd IN NcN-York by Davenport,
ipert was DO Difficulty IL showing WIKI tLis machinery
how elections carried. over loo deruty-mat-
st,I. ser, appointed ID tie city Of ST. Louis alone and
i. D-mo,rtjc majority In three districts was over
ccu, oy t1e,c meas. lie for one was willing to stay
h,le uH u tlI- next year 10 iepet these sections
Mr.. ALLISON G.ep, Ial argued That The Attorney
General lad lc.e.7 discharged lis duy under the law.
he Ua- prosecuting The frauds and all Le asked for
TIE money ,j hIu IN doing so. should the senate
refuse 10 give hm jAc money be cou1 SUI pay the e4
peugrs at all he funds oi MS department. we're appI-
t4Je To- execution Of Tie election aW Is well d. any
Mr. IEtK ben. XVI commented on the letter Of the
Attoracl GrYert and -ad he admitted tAat ne uoeded
only :.'""l e1ttI, or t,e er'oL - '1M & W. - L1
d.cd Thousand do..I~ OF ms money vas Ioi pol :,
cal purposes $4,000 20 pay deputy marshals, and
5000 To- y- II ~ eY ofTI vi " -
The aht, Of TIE people had been oveIthT0wn Y
80 c.ore rs v.,d v.tt d5sr for any such purpose.
NIr. GARLAND u. 7, AIkJ hoped the Senate would
Nr YOOkHE'E- Dem md denounced the election
law said hat told that forty or nty OF the
gushing pIsor, NEcre tEcy had been put 'y Judge
Bond doic something which these supervisors con
ttucd as menace lie would not vote the smallest
l. MS r v,r,i law ever rlacai upon our satIte hools
Wa tbr olcIuuuer OF GCspou-m. whether an extra
Session came or uOt Lr would do Wuat lie believed 10 be
Mn Uf rcfrd fo the test oath q ause u the revised
statutes and said IL OstraCzed virtue and integrity from
Mr. KIEKWOOD ,Rsr.. Iowa. read from Mississippi
paper regard 10 tIe ugh integrity oI FcUcIa' JulGe
Er V'"'1ElirEs De,u.. Indl. Mr. LAMAR Dem,
Miss, aad .tAeIs admitted that Judge iii. was NAH
NJ BAYAEU .Dcul.. DelJ So 4 II was pretended when
l- lection passed that lt would pruuuce peace
a. elections. purity thew. He denied that II had
M- ALLISON RI. ioTaj moved ,Lst the fvo-,niunte
rue he adop'od iu the further discuss Oh q ils Dill
Nh C0NKIiNG rep. N ) voted With the Demo
crsls IA the negative, ard Mr DAVIS dnf, LID Win
TIE Republicans IN the affirmative.
NJ BICK Dem. KyJ moved 70 strlFe ont of The
amendment proposed hy the committee the follow ng
words ana safekeeun: OF prisoners etc: R,5tcled
yeas -: nays 80. A strict party vote, M DAVIS
Ou1 IlI voting With The democrats In the affirmative.
The vote being announced, Mr.. BLK NDeuI, n -
SAD; " Mlil.n one o. II. thank God
voice on the Democratic side Bushes. Is bright
tDlg'
MI. KIRKWOOD rep, Iowa. submitted an amend
nent Authorizing the Postmaster General 20 rcacus ne
Salaries Of posjmssters OF the third, fourth and MN
classes heretofore adjusted under The ste act OF
Congress. Agreed 20.
The b having bsen considered IN Committee Of the
Nho.s a T1a IN .aut