, 1879-05-28

allowance for compensation lot Tile Isule ullTuE
which hp Inns been out OF military service, nt1st
be ncte1I p1 before Ills nomination Wa8 confirm
ed. The amendment was adopted, and tic Dill
passed
sir. burnside moved to 60 into executive ses-
sion. Lost-Ycas, Is; nays, %.
The Senate thrn took ,ip tile. bll1 to make
subsidiary cola sxchnnGeabc for LAWFUL money,
and, without actlng thereon, adjourned.
fnn HOUSE.
The bill relative to the removal OF caaoa from
Etato to Federal Courts came UP In thn morn!ng
hour. the pending question being on sccondlns
Fernando Wood appealed to Mr.. 1nwnahund,
Of Illinois, Who has ctarRc Of Tue BILL to permit
t!s toiqrepce or rccommttta1. 20 - o. not to hare
II blocking up tho bustncss of s'1 otnsF eonn't-
III. Tornshsna regarded 1t as his dussto press
The Republicans then resorted to tho policy Of
Withholding their yoses, md thLs made ncccsea-
~ call OF tho House.
Tic cali WAS followed BY roll-call, on a mo-
ton to dispense with further proccddinEs, and,
tho mornlhg hour having EXPIRED The bill went
Thp Huusc then proceeded to the constdora-
tion Of tho bill to prevent tho Introduction Of
contagious or Infectious d.scnscs into tile United
eiates, the Senate elii II relation M to that aub-
Mr. Metsowan spoke In favor Of the bi3l.
Mr. Ktce opposed II,
Mr.. Couger advocated the bill, which, II It
meant anything, meant that tue Federal Gov
crr,nleut had supreme and absolute autllurity
over the States. II State rights could Interfere
with the exercise Of tho otnnLpotent power of
Congress- to defend tho people, lot them coutr.
Lot shosc who udyocated tlu,n bring tn thu
from following thu lu'pulso OF It's nature.
Let tho StAtos-rtghis men. pnas This
bul, md thss would hays passed
1f 1nat1Hata cnH1F1e11af1 f},prn n mai
for III no oiller way could they smut cut tic
! scourgo Of pessileAce trnm the land, aYd they
would hare uycrateppsJ NIL thulr fntly.drawll
distinctions. The friends Of State rights darrell
not nuke that question paramount when the
lives OF thousands Of their fellnw-ctlxens wcro
0uiycrIng tile balancc bctweon the doctrine Of
State rights mud the power Of the GaHcrnl Gov
death. Ten ycara ago, wheu he had nrst be-
como O member pf tile COMMITTEES on Com
.A,ercr. thu SEatc-rEgtts men had comc In obedt-
ence to the command Ut their constituents, to
urge appropriations for rsysre aiHi laFooss, say
ln al tie saIne ttlne t1lnt they had hoep brought
.up to believe that tho General Government had
no right TO make such approximations. The
Committee Lad satd, ''1hcn you canuot have tho
appropriations" antt the gentle urging, and tic
Nstle petitions Of their. constituents It home
hud eapped tie foundations vi State rights In
the Ip!nds Of thost Immortal statesmen aud
tsY BAD yeIdsd she point ssnS;htsr t; ne
eyes fur the Southern state.rtghta Democrat
Hho did not come to Congress anu proclaim thu
right Of tho General Government to spnropriate
biz Dir u,a Kanasis md ssJoo Tor the littie Kana- M
wha. Hc wis thanktut, however that no could
could point to two or three stats-rights men
who unit, now had maintained tue Integrity OF
eye now, but that ono hal no rivera in hs lis
tftct, ftnnghter.] Gradually lis friends were
slipping from thclr noorlnKa. 8tute.rights
men Tere, on opo question or anot''cr,
Df Who would Sar rscal, ilsmi What fozboa ?
would call them back| Hla OWL VIVA lnsllf-
nctsut. Laughter. To-day on this bill In the
Interest Ut humanity, In the interest Of health
rights friends rcllaquahin9 thclF principles alid
.thrjs doctrines, driven By the d:ru necessity
which pcetilenca and plague brought upnn Them,
eaat bahind them uaer antiquated notions Of
humanity 80 stand bY q aayessa.nent--a Nh
tlonal Government-in tho performance Of lts
duty 10 lis pcopla. He would hzil Tie passaXc
9t n 10. on5 6s ,sS .. zen S ~ pasac
try by cue 1uosu effort from tl,At Worse pesti.
lenes, thai worse diaease. that Morse plague,-
STATIC rightA. :.
III. Hooker expressed his surprise that the
cusshn ot thr question Of Statc rights. TIM
fact that ths bill received tho sanction Vt eypry
member vi thn Cotnmtttee proved that thu F,t-
ialntng ln tho till ol Stats county, and lnunicl-
Questioning lhe poner 1t the 0eueraI Govern:
N,cnt TO establish 4 National qAurxHttpG. No
,oua who voted for tho bill. aud no one Wi,o
voted agatllBt the blu, would DO 81 Oh tbs
,grQupt thai II Was N Invasion OF stata rights:
Alter An acknowledgment ut tho generos!tY ut
the Northern people IN the lust yellow cpl
de.u!c, ll oppressed tho hope that the sau,e
sentiment would dnl expression in the vote oil
tie liousc IN favor Of tbs bill.
'rhc HOUSE then pFocueded to eonalder ths
bill by 8octtous.
MI. HafFLs offered an amendment to tho drst
bectsoa to tnsurl the wnrda "or cstablish tas
health laws VI any State.
Mr., Young (Tenn.} whtte not ob{ecttug to the
amendment, appealed ~ tlIe llonse n0t u
amend thu bill Ut nil, Lost It should fall In tl,t
HaMaia for "ant ut actloh bsforu Adjournment
Z. Mr. round-'rhat Il tia trsk Aays heard oi
thrfe buIns any danger ot au adiournmeas o
MT. 1lobinsou askod M,. Young whether b.
wh Willing thst Congress should adjourn With
out pssstnT; Tho Appropriation bills.
alr. fauug repted lo MAS not.
The amendment WAS Eeleeted, at4Q the sector
All amendment Was offered BY Mr.. Kcsksu u
the second seclEot, a,ll was also rejected.
Nj. Young then moved tho previous question
OIL tho Who1e bill.
): 1le previous question was seconded, MI! tfs
Senate bill Waa passed without auY slncnL
1neuk
i aqu oulY awaits tbs Presidents stgua.u.'
10 beeptpe . law,
Le4Ys OF abseuce having been aaked fur b.
NJ. Garfield 4nl saTarel other ule1nbars. ubIec
zion was made BY BIZ. hsa4Ru to apy leaya Q
abssncu b1tuR granted except On ACCOUNT Q
aickHeAa,
'Tl's uousa then adjourned.
THE GARRISON 0BSEQuIEs.
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