The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-28

OF his own party, which he sought to SUM
ulatc into excitement by ardent figures Of
rhetoric. The people are wcarcd with sec
tional agitation, and they cannot think well
OF leaders who, in these times OF suffering,
have nothing better to offer than harangues
which have been the staple Of the Repub-
lican organization since the close of the war
----
II will be dry week so far rs work in
Congress is concerned and yet it will be an eN-
citing one. Tho House has finished its share
OF the business for which the extra session was
called and waits for the action Of the Senate on
the Legislative bill and Of HAYES on tho Army
bill. That 1t does not feel disposed to 90 on
with general legislation is evnced by Satur-
days vote TO adjourn over Monday. which is
bill day. Debate on the Legislative bill in the
Senate is not looked for before Wednesday. for
it must first 70 to committee be passed upon
and reported back TO the Senate. Interest cen
tres upon HAYEs's approval or veto OF the Army
bill and the action Of the majority in the event
Of his rejecting it,
This week ends the fourth month Of the
Legislatures session; and what has been ac-
complished? An unjust apporiionmcnt bill and
a bill to help on HAREfs's new Capitol swindle
have been passed. and that is about ALL a great
stranccs are before both Houses. and week after
week speeds along without their being disposed
Of Twenty or more excise bills have been in
troduced; ono only has been discussed in Com
mitec OF the Whole. Three or four plans for
cutting down legislative expenses have been
presented: not one has become law. Half
dozen measures reducing salaries OF New York
officials sleep in committee rooms. Plans for
taxing corporations and for regulating assess
menis. for equazlng transportation rates. for
changing insurance and banking laws. for
bleeding this association and shielding that
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| p,vrpoy.s ,or,in,,ior s,be,rin, f0r sro,S,s
| r,,,inoti,, bpr,,o,izir,, Tor U,rrts,s ror,i.
n,,inn corvossino, Tor Urscocr's Ftsu's Ron
pnrsoN.s and others nomination with nm army
NJ clerks messengers and attendants nssistinr
under henvv nav from the state.
"
Capt. Brown Of the United States ship
Alaska was sent to Sitka 10 relieve the British
| shin Osprey Of the generously assumed duty Of
protecting American citizens at Stka. left un-
| protected by HAygs's Administration Capt
ure excursion to Honolulu. where he expected
TO meet his and his Lieutenants' wives. lie
| therefore turned his rudder on Sitka after re-
naming there a few hours and set sail for san
! Francisco. prououncing the Indian scare a
humbug and the British Captain q fool. He
! has now been ordered back 10 his post OF duty
! and the pleasure excursion Of his and his of
Gers wives must be postponed But this is not
punishment enough for So gross a breach Of
duty and OF honor. Capt Blows Of the United
States ship Alaska is a proper subject for n
court martial
m
me "u'A'hs cNuht Vi tho p"sV woe" was
on the other side Of the Atlantic at lsllngton'
where bhoWN OF lulham' man 81 years DID,
VINO had been mira 10 . LEAhf Tor the ASHLEY
pet, anu second 10 CohhLf last November Tor
| me LhEllsh long championship, won
score Of $40 miles in six DAYS and with
STARE time. too. for he stopped at o., o'clock
Saturday night He finished 500 miles in the
extraordinary time of 12s hours. and came out
Of the race fresh and strong. This is rather a
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