, 1879-06-30
WASHINGTON.
highly-Compiicated Aspect
Of the Present Situa-
ton in Congress.
Sudden Modification Of the
Presidents Line Of
Future Action.
He Will Not Probably Call
Another Session Of
Congress.
Adjournment To-Day an
Ir1deterr1inate Affair
as Yet.
Possibility Of Difatory Tactics and
Subsequent Lack Of q
Quorum.
Another Veto Now III tho H1uzzle
Of the Presidential
Gun.
Text Of the Two Judicial Bills aa
Reported to tho
House.
Possibility Of Difatory Tactics and
Subsequent Lack Of a
Quorum.
Another Veto Now in tho N1uzzlo
Of the Presidential
Gun.
Text Of the Two Judicial Bills aa
Reported to tho
House.
THE PRESIDENT.
ANOTHER VETO READY.

THE PRESIDENT.
ANOTHER VETO READY.
sptctat Duputeh 10 The Trth,nt.
WAsntsoYoS, D. C., June 29.-Thc veto OF
the bill for the e1prnses Of alarHhals Is really.
It wilt ol,en With clear atil stro'iE statement
OF the necessity tor nr appropriation that will
enable sfarshas to perform tfr ordinary duties
OF the courts, and Of the serious e1nbarrassmcnts
to the administration Of Justice which must
follow failure to mako the proper provisions.
Th!s portion Of the veto will be OF character to-
place the Democrats In q very bad position beo
tore the country, and some Ut them are frank
enougl; to admit that II will he grave pasty
mistake to adjourn without making pro-
vision for all ordinary expenses OF
the courts, leaving restrictions anly on
the employment Of hlarshals and thcir
deputies In executing tic ELECTION laws, and
placing theso restrictions in Separate bill. Tic
rest Of the veto Is reorganization OF the ot'a
last sen. to the House. 1t Will be presented to
tue House Immediately after Its assembling.
TUB COURSE TO uE TAKEN
ia regard to an extra Besston In case OF adjourn
mcnt tomorrow without further action On tile
Appropriation bill Is not yet definitely decided,
though the chances are tint no call will bo
maac. There is possibility that an adiouru-
mcut will not lake place, as there arc lumber
ct Democrats In the sennte who DO
not wish to hare their party take tue
responsibility OF Interfering with tue
Ordinary business OF the courts. IN thls &C.
count they arc considering tie proprlety ol
holding The resolution Of tnu Houso over To-
morrow, just as tley did two weeks nEo when
the House passrd resolution to adjourn on the
18th. The Senate Democrats then allowed lhs
to iail, and the result was division OF t's Leg"
sstnt!Vo bill and the pnssaEc OF the mnin part OF
I, without restrictions objectionable to thu
Pres!dent- Although there Is
Muou MORE HEAT
tton, ID within the range Of possibilities that
the Democrats p,ay prolopg the session. and
innko one moro division Of the pres.
ont bill relating to siarshas. Ono Of tie greatest
objections to this. on the purt OF the
Democrats disposed to urge 1t. is that tie
House will tomorrow bp without quorum,
and, II the Benate does not agree to the present
resolut.ou Of kI1e-tlic Adjournment
THE HOUSE CANNOT PASS ANOTHER
NJ, nunrum has been secufcl, There are some
Rcouhl,can Senators who aro considering tho
n,nnr,nt, RI tbrow,,,, thr rcst,tu,,ns To naioyro
over tomorrow by obiccting to Its eous.lera-
i'm and inns sending II aysr, 10 Tnestlay. No
,vr,l,er actton couti then be taken in the
uouse had se,mrcd !, ouoru,n II ia. therefore,
.ccn xt1tot. heyoud certainty of the Nouse
rccrIv;nv thc Mnrsho1s hill yetoed, great I'M.
ccrta,n,v surrounds the rcsults Of to.morrow's
sosr,on r. al thc c,oan NJ thc .csston.
whanayor !, ,nnv hc. tbe President hus aug
roasou to supposs that by calling an crtro ses.
nj ~ a nFhtHfnr FYhHHA1A