, 1879-06-27
WASHINGTON.
Both Houses Of Congress
Growing Smaller and
Beautifully Less.
But a Triflo Over q Quo
rum Now Present i'll
Either.
The Unyie1ding Democracy
Again Yields Another
Essential Point.
Uonsonting to the Passage Of the
Twioe-Carried q! judicial Rx-
penses Bill.
Which Is Put Through
Without an Attempt
at Debate.
Tho Mnrsha1s' Bill Perfectly Cor
tain to Encounter Another
Executive Veto.
Both Of the Pending Silver Bills
Carried Over to tho
Next Session.
Fifteen 1nter-Session Jnnketing Com.
mittees Provided For by the
Economical Democracy.
Tho Marshals' Bill Perfectly Cor
tain to Encounter Another
Executive Veto.
Both Of the Pending Silver Bills
Carried Over to tho
Next Session.
Fifteen 1nter-Session Jnnketing Cqm'
mittees Provided For by, the
Economical Democracy.
TIE JUDICIAL BILL
ITS PASSAGE IN TuB HouBE.

Gpecf1f Dfspdfth to TIC TF.sNHe.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June oG.-Auotticr step
In tho Democra tic programme Of surrender Inns
been taken. The House tbIs afternoon, by
strict party vote, the Democrats fayorlng and
tic Republicans opposing, passed the bill mak"
Eng appropriations Tor judicial expenses. This
bill includes all tbs exoenses for tile judiciary.
except the salaries Of the Judges, which "crc
embraced In the sundry bill, and except tic
$500 900 for Marshals, which Is contained in tho
Supplementary Judicial bill, With tic political
restrictions, to be passed. by the House ttr'nof.
row. The contest over the judicial bill that
passed this afternoon Was simply formal. Tile
battle had bccu fought before; tic House mere
" registered tic decree Of the Democratic cau-
Gus. aud the Democratic extremists themselves,
iilsc q mack OF whipped ours, Joined with their
colleagues and untc11y
VOTED fon THE 'D1LL.
The disposition OF tlle House to hasten the final
pruccctllugs OF Congress was shown By tlc fagt
that but Que n,inutu was allowed for general
debate upon this bt. The second minuta was
not asked. Nobody wlshsd to speak.
Gcr. Baker, Of INDIANA, for tie Republicans,
moved as an amendment an appropriation Of
100000 for tho Marstals puro 'aud simple
Without political conditions. Tho Democrats
made their record upon It, md as purity
unitclly voted against making the appropsla-
t,ora for The Morsha1a. In like manner every
ottemnt To fix the Der diem for Jurors In the
Tcrri.urtee at So WIS defeated, All the attempts
to strike out tue sections providing for tle re.
ma, of the tcst-oath and tho sccLion which nro.
yIdca for the drawing OF ]nrics by putting pull
ttr. into tho tury-box. were defeated. There
wa1 hut ono amendment adopted, which WIS On
motion OF Mr.. Weaver, aud whtcl, wns njatle
m rnn 1srrnrsr or THE axEguaAckERs
Tint amendment inserted = provision In the
3ury clauso Tint the jury Commissioner stall bo
thn Clark of tho Court and n vcI.kuoyu u,c,n-
her Of The principal political party Ia the dis
trtct where The Court ID held. Tic Grco,,back
mint was that without tic words, "lu the dis
trct where tI,s Court IL tcld.n The Clerk mIcns
determine that tlo PRINCIPAL political party
meant was tho principal political party in tie
Uuted States, whereas ~ a,ly political d!atslc.
the Grccpoackcrs might be tic other prnclpat
pu1,ttcal purity, The Gfceubackers 10 this tn-
stnu,,, carried their poiut, hut Love. OF Ala-
! band. another GrconbacIser,
WAS NOT AZ suocEssru1
In nronos1tIou that the politics Of teso dtffpr-
rnt nrrsous werc 10 be verified by tic Execut[ye
Committee Of the ltfTeseut parties in each dis
/ trirt. That was making political turtcs TOO
| uromlueut q testuro eYen Tor tho Democrats,
who voted the amendment down.
Tha most startling proposition, PERHAPS was
that moved by Turner, Of Kentucky-Oscar
| Turner. This gentleman is very case.u. not to
| be copfoundcd With Thomas Turner. This sug-
restton Mr. Thomas Turner may hereafter 10
| ilsnosed to mike "a regards Mr, Oscar Turner,
| for certainly Tho.nas Tuzner neyss tried to do
ao foolish q thing, with ali his ccccntrlc,t!cs.
| Nr 0.car Turner moved to strIke out tho pro-
49, 49,. ..,,,n,, .,.a.o-ih., ,hst ~ ro,,,u .bo,I ha
siso "M.sn pfess'!oeI .u"s ~ po's". s"a't ~
disqualified to BIZ on oh'tea etatts luftes on nc
| count OF race, color, or previous condition OF
scryttude. such a proposltton would uudoubt-
o.,,a
eo'1
s3 SsAx PosuIAM
In the dFstrict OF Mr. Oscar TuracE In Ken
tucky. but some Of tl.c other Kentucky Rcprc.
..s,,... ,o,Lod at on,,t,cs h.von1 the,r ovr
ee"ta''ss 'So"-e ~ ...,.'.
| bosdeFB' anu ~" "aht oau,o&.aE ot'cet @ue" -
proposition would hare In the North. Accord.
frrly BLACKBURN, OF Kcptucky, who waa t1 tho
i,ioir nriyatclv nsked member to request Mr.,
| (,sn.. ,r,-n.r r. Withdraw hin arebranda. HIT
| 0,.. T,,,nus w.s unt IN h., nuk dowu *1+hen
u'eat 1utaea var "s' ~ 49,. ~ - .-a.a. ..,.
hlr, Atkins, Win great 1no" VI "otus' spoAo
] OF the Fifteenth Amendment a1'd Of tho cnsTaI''
ehtsed slave, md Mr. Oscar Turner's amend.
mint va. defeated
H., !. :, 49,. ~ .,, ,,ot,c. ,h,t ,ba nrono,