Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

only when Won recognize by deed, as well as
by word, the political equality of all citizens,
and the free right of lawfully voting under the
law and for the law 1t will not be the peace
of a reign of terror and OF the grave, buI the
peace of iustice and liberty asserted in legal
form for the expression of public will, when
by.gones win he by-gOnes, and peace and har-
mony everywhere prevail. Applause.l Senator
Blaine concluded his remarks i'm these words:
"But | did not rise :, to discuss the question,
but simply to say to the other side, you have
your day i'm court, make the most Oft. Your
time is short. The people of the North have
taken the question in hand, and from the At
lantic to the Pacific, from one end of this land
to the other, the people are aroused and
alarmed at the. statements that have been
made, and the actions that have been taken in
| this Senate chamber, and in the, other houses
within the last sixty days Let me say to you,
gentlemen, on the other side of the chamber,
meme, meme felel sahGraSae, Is written all over
your brows." applause in galleries, which
was promptly checked by cheers.D
The bin passed as it came from the
| House by yeas SO, nays o. There We're
| pairs and two absent without pairs. On Mo-
| ton of Senator Beck the Senate took up
House bill making appropriations for the leg
islatiye, executive and judicial departments
of the government, and then adjourned till to-
morrow ~ #sAe .@t f
HOUSE,, May 9.-After comparatively
unimpOrtant preliminary business the House
| resumed the consideration of the Silver bill,
| and Mr.. Weaver addressed the House at
| length i'm advocacy of the double standard
Mr. Kelly obtained the floor and the House
adjourned.
SENATE, May Ex-senator Eaton in
| troduced bill relating to telegraph communi-
cation between the United States and foreign
| countries. Consideration was resumed of the
bill making appropriation for Legislative, eX'
| ecutlve and Judicial expenses of the govern
ment for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1871
aud for other purposes. Senator Hill o
Georgia spok at length IN favor of the bill
Senator Cavalier replied. During his speech q
| lively uloguy occurred between him and
Senator Hill. At the conclusion of Senator
Chavaler's speech Senator Window took the
floor but after speaking few monutes yielded
| to a motion of Senator Beck to adjourn with
| the understanding that he would continue his
remarks on Monday, May IL.
HOUSE, May 10.-Several bills were
introduced when at the expiration of the
morning hour consideration was resumed O.
Warner silver bill. Mr. Kelley spoke at length
in favor of the bill Mr.. Reed said the oues
ton whether the country should have single
| or double standard was serious one and
could not be disposed of by shout about
fraud. Mr.. Haskell gave the history of the
| act demOnetizimg silver to show there was nc
it in its various stages Mr.. Bowman opposed
the bill, and predicted that every man who
| voted for it would be promptly regulated tc
private life. Several bills were introduced an(
referred including the following: Relating t.
public lands; for the appointment of Missis
sippi river commissioners; for a reduction anC
reorganization of the army. Adjourned.