Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-27
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WASHINGTON, N3rcn 2i,-1E &c "orA Vi 'n'
session Sss fairy cen ncDced 10 the House this
morning by Nj. Sparks, Of Ill, Woo, 10 accor
dsrco with tic plan adopted By tie joiot demo-
cratic caucus yesterday, introduced, as soon as
the journal vas read. tie army appropriation
Till, containing provision for prohibiting the
presence of i,qora ct election polls. All the
cid manic, &C both sides we're aozIous to
adopt all the stc:iot at oro1 bot shat contain
ing the pro7.s.ou aiiuced to, o1t maoy OF thc
new members availed themselves q! tho oppor'
tunity to exnibi; theus lives, aod have their
names insar;c,! 10 ihG L cord, AID therefore
introduced emeDjucns ond made sp2ecnes
thereon to t5osr portions ri the bill! TO which
no oticc.i1n Vas made This was exceedingly
dis astetu 10 the Inajolity on both sides but 1t
had TO be born Nth as much patience IS pos
sitle. Tac cousueralioo Of the bill will Dro5eb.
IL be lengthy, us up to Lalt past Two O'Clock
this evening" ClIy Is small portion Ct 1t bad been
acted unoo.
Tho Saustc, from soon after il INST uotii two
o'clock, when it went into executive session,
was o,c1pied in the consideration OF motion 10
lay Mr.. Hears "revou,ioua-y" resolutions on
the table urti! Monday, when Mr.. Thurman,
who had heen attacked by Mr.. Hear 10 his
speech. would be present.. DCrlCg tho debate
Dir. Bc:k announced bis determination OF
answering MIR. Hoar ct eogb, WHEN The
appropriation bills,to be presented in The House,
shalt c3r.a b2io:c the Senate. lie also said 10
reply to remarks b. McssI5. Bisi4c and Hoar
thct the latter had besu made The catsoaUgh
of his political a:s9cistes TO provoke debate
p.c1ions 10 the consideration ct tho sp.
pforrialoa bills, 60 as to stimulate The Pee
,3euS &c veto these bills, By assuring him
lhG. 10 this case 1t least be would have
The support OF tie whole republican party.
That ,be Presidents real liiepds aud supporters
on The republican side CT the Chamber could be
couocd on few fagers vas kuoEp, be ssld,
to all, but 10 this case the s:alEErts wanted him
TO koog that they would stand By him 10 nan.
This s!lusior to The few irietds Of The President
s.en.d {, tickle Dir. Coukiing amazingly and
his fac VIZ; wrcathcd 10 smlIcs.
Mr.. Beck, ccutiuuICg, sid that 10 had al
Ways made il rule 10 lite reV.r TO DO what his
enemies wanted him 20 d., AMI consequently
be would not Crafty the gentlemen To the
ether side of the chamber By bsing dTaWn into
q debate DOW upon question that %GuId come
up in its proper time.
Mr.. BiyarG, 10 answering remark ct Mc.
B!aiGe's, 10 the effect that the democrats were
the creatures of kiog CAUCUS, said that his PAR
ty recoguiz d no king save only such al one as
was TO BIZ found ~ the Constitution Ct the
c0uuiry.
alr. Voorhees, aail the democrats. new hav.
iug assumed tho responsibility of congressional
l,g s!atoO meant to cenduct that legislation 10
their owa wag, and n)t as Mr.. B.sins desired,
ADD that Republicans might as veil understand
that first az l.s.
Mr.. DAVIS ia voice and manner that i'll suit.
cd wan of hiI weight and Measure announced
tha. Dcther himself uor auy member on his
side had the !sintesa iea Of recedipg from the
position they had taken ia opposition to the pro
posed measures Of legislation.
Before the Sr1aie went 3to executive SESSION
it GcterniueI that when i: a1,urDed to day it
would be until a@x! MpnlIy.
People here ir3u Kentucky say that BGford,
who rSpt aud killed Judge Elliott. in Faux
fort. yesterday, w.s not General Batord OF
Confederate ilae. tu5 his bother, who was Dot
10 the war, who lad bacu Ieadcred iusau9 by
reason of judicial decisions, which though Just
had 5crno ksid uoou snd Impoverished big.
aai thu. as far b'cS IS two gears Ego lie had
ihr1seold 70 take the ia IT sny man who
would re3uco lin rom i'll uopc4 10 I'll eet want.
they tann= he ulhcri les 81 tfaoklort ttT rot
hagIa2 c9a!i.GG Eta long age.