National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13

BY Mr. GooDE; For the relief Of the heirs of legal
representatives OF James Monroe, n soldier in the
Evolutionary war and late President Of The United
BY Mr.. TowSsnEND (ohio). Making appropri.
atoms for the support Of the army for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1880.
BY Mr.. YoUNG (ohio): Making appropriations for
thc support of the army for the fiscal year ending
by Mr.. YouNG Tenn.): Iegaliaing the action of
the President and Secretary Of War in sending
tents to thc yellow fever sufferers.
By, Mr.. HE1LMAN: Regulating registration OF
marriages in the District of Columbia.
AT ZIG amessage from the President was received
supposed to be the veto message on the bill prohib-
| iting military interference at the polls.
Mr. WARNER moved to proceed with the consid-
Grafton of the silver bill. Defeated without a
| MIR. +. wooD IN. W hoped that the Presidents
| message would be read at once.
Mr.. D1BhEiL moved to suspend the rules and
excess of income over 5000 and per cent. on the
excess of income over 5000. Rcjected-yeas, 10i;
nays 0l-not the necessary two-thirds in the af-
The following is the vote in detail;
WEAKNESSES Acllep, Atherton, Anderson. At
k rsi bqehman BcPiG B3SsckEe eGk5Grn BonsE
fS99 GeSk SS9 pS
neil Elan Evans S Ewing S'f Tsio Ss Ford FSr9ey
Fort, Geddes. Goode, Gunter. Harris (Yal, Hatch,
IIlousc, iiurd Johnston Tones, kennn, King kotz'
Knott, Ladd, Lc fevre, Lewis, Gounsberry, Lowe
| Myers. New, OConnor, Persons, Phlstcr, PWhler,
sRq,S%% RSs's IN Ryan saGo
son, Tillman; Townshend IllLo. Turner, r. Turner
aker;. whtlhornc. Williams GAn.l, Willis, Wright,
and Young Tenn l1los; ,.,,...
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Brewer Briggs, Brigham, Burrows, cannon, Curpcn-
g, Grape Pssgtt Davis IN neeil9gg pick Elm;
/ NJ. VI HuNylpy N
Henderson, iiorr, Humphrey, Joyce, Keller Kelley,
! ii. 9; Mason, Mctod: McSOo;, IcGogSn, Mciiiq;
sy MSsLSns Miles MSnToe Morse Muller MeSi
Pound Prescott, Price Reed, lice Rc6cs9G fq5ln!
son. sopp. shaenberger, sherwlI, smith tra. i
WWpGesW9 69hp VpSsgrq GMa qyHSr valGpns
+. Wood, end Young Iohio "a 3D. ''''
i The Speaker then at $50, laid before the House
the Presidents veto of the military interference
bill. There, wns considerable applause on the Re
| publican side When the sentence was read, which
insists that the power of the Federal authority TO
employ troops when necessary should not be inter.
Tered WITH and there was mn inCTcdulOuS snCcr OH
the Democratic side at the Presidents assurance
that he desired to act in harmony with Congress.
The Republican applause was repeated at the read
ing of the sentences relating to President Jackson
crushing. qualification, aud to President Lincoln
issuing his call for troops to save the Union in 1851
also at the uluslon to the hostilites of State gov
ernments and again at the suggestion that The bin
was intrusion of State supervision amounting, in
spirit aud tendency, to State supremacy
!.
fered resolution directing the message TO be ell.
ri tered on the journal, and that the House will to-
morrow proceed to consider the same. Agreed TO-
Il On motion Of Mr. f. WOoD,N. " Il resolution fol
final adjournment of this session on the day OF
May tdate not fxcd) was referred to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
Mr.. DEERING moved TO suspend the rules and
, pass bill making appropriations for the support
of the army.
Mr.. KNoTT thereupon interposed motion to ad
jOurn, which was defeated Yeas 81, nays III. The
Democrats voting against adjournment were Black
burn, Bliss, Bount Clymer, Collroth, CulbcrsOn
FELTON,, Geddes, Martin, (W. Va.) Martin, IN. c..
/, Persons, Poehler Robertson, and Wcllborn. The
Grccnbackcrs voting mo" were Dc La Mayr, Ford
Jones, Lowe, Murch, Stevenson, and WeaVer-Ludt
voted aye
The House then proceeded to vote on the motion
to suspend the ru les and pass the army approprin
r ton bill, being the same introduced to-day by
, Messrs. Young and Townsend (Oho) the same n
the regular House bill, with the Sixth and Nintl
sections struck out.
/ The motion was rejected Yeas 10l. nays 100.
! As between Democrats and Republicans II was
strict party vote. Ofthe Greenbackers MessrS De
| La Matyr, Ford. Gillette Jones, Lowe, MurCh
Stevenson, and Weaver waited yea and LNdd nay
| The result Of the vote was greeted with Cuppinl
I of hands on the Democratic side and with
+, counter demonstration on the Republican side.
The House then at holfpast four adjourned.