, 1879-06-20

met re, TIE requirements Of the situation. Tbis
III w'thhcld approximations for particular pnr.
pose. WOULD any person say that Congress wn =
conpeilcd to Totc appropriations 10 carry o,1s
Eom nEs1 @ G M,arS.;1 1ng Tho cenean
consiitutio''at and notification Of tnc ext existing M
lay to withhold appropriations for a nrr,n,.c
M MWhte'1 thu majority deemed unconstitutional
at'e majority T., Del'ero that The Election laws
y stb'crsivo Of the rights and liberty Of lin
rcop[c; n'rl yct tho gentleman frum ONO sad
that unless the MINORITY appropriated Ti
'ss'' wss ndi}tocaisn' f1F is1e"t'4g tn9so sT' t!
Ssa ef nu1iieatl?Sa it, l?s''pss'? pfgeeedaa a
,.'9ao ..n1n tte laF-maktng power, or that IL VAS
nallitlsatsom tn teflso to vote appropriations fuc
,1neansti;ufoal laws. II t},at was notification,
n,, e eentleen on hts side Of tie House wers
thist make tt'. ,uost Ut 1t. II tbs gcutlema,,
intended to imply that tho Prcsidolk TUuf yott,
tn,s nii "sni the President did veto It, to would
pSs Aseii t, au attltu1e Of saying to tho
the ntrpose dcmand, viii ,lot lot YOU hayo
ti!c money tn run tho courts Of tho ,&uutry.n
4ic "oofa put himself In the attitude OF :
DhFflNu TnH ,A1onirr
u tunFfcss, mud commanding # to do what It
hecMea aneonstitutohal.. THE majority would
Wa,h uesst uo ~. Cf1es OF What, tleYrr" on tho
Sil: sprl''gsr9Ne, never. Not "nard1y evcr. ,,
i'ut hcyer. We .rt1 not appropriate ono doiiar
10 70 pnx '9 nieputy Marsas Of Election. Applauso
:, NJ Nj. linwk-You frigghten this slde Of tho
Air. Mcslnhou thought that tie time, had
saa!y cs'angcd whcn, on an offer Of m appyo-
ssce n,1u IT, o II or nca. ng lsgsia'2n somebody ho
Was k1owu br Thy titlo Ut tho Pecsidrnt Of f,5
United statea-.fjecrs un the Republican sIlbZ.
seemed to Dc starTel with the specta cofJnats-
zton HI nn,., u eoam!ng hefe on ihe floor to tetAu
man rho aad got into tic Presidency. b. fraud
was not goiis IL npprovo hlis TINT tIose rrprc-
sensas!vcs desired to pass. TIlerc lIst been a
1lnc w!icn tug representatives Of TIL Rcpub-
iadeecnt, but they llaa prucrcstetl IN tl1nt
hranch Of tie public service, Who were tho
gentlemen who tu!ked about qualification III
sr.inss Msh |''o g., year a,id buff n:o tad voted
q the swalIow.tailed III: 9rcntlemao @ frSm saa
Alief'IEan tCongrr). cams Into tic IInuso every
day an' f!ibisteIctl aralnst ut political ussess.
mem b'ii, thc Dill :"latse to removal Ut causes
blll' anu nov, w'en. tho maturity had !Iruuglk
un At, nrn,y appropriation bill, ii Ind Witnessed
a a, spectacle. 1ut ,hn "ou'd tut alludc to II, I'll.
inDnt rom , u s9a taken na p!aSS nos luasa miles
majority. fhcy represented lhe majority Of tho
people. n9d tlicy Wcrr entillcd to have tcrtsIa-
ftun, auo wien tlle gentlemen on the Other sile
refused to rotc,. # Wis nothing mare thun u
prostitution Ut tlslr Congressional duty to uas-
ttsap fidelity. These gentlemen dr1ircd to
ettHcn up tllat member Of thu chief Executive
Enowu rs thu backbone. 1t they wat,tcl to saY
taey would not yotc Tor IN approximation bill
unless It provided iur Deputy Masshals, thu
s1oncr that was made the Issue the bcttgr.
The people wanted to lind whorc tho Republican
party stood.
III conclusion he said: N'e wctcome you Oh:
!hat fed of batt!e a'cforc the people of thu
United States. VIC tnvito tho conlltrt. We ask
20 better Issue. We wait to lind DIT who aro
tko "nuIll'scrs who say, I" tlc election shall
V eotFupt, alll five eanuut have them corrupt,
ltsrro Khal The MONEY to run tho courts, and
|netisa shalt lot bo done.' You, oant,e!nen.
aY down That issue. tl'ut you wtll cuforvu tiat
Z a% rather than not have corrupt election IN
salilornia, and VIC welcome Tint light as t1uht
shicll VIII forever e1tlngutsI, your taplrity 1ur
'yli tn tl!6 couutrr. tApp1auso on tic DSno-
Finally tic discussion was closed, and tbs yotu "
fan 1uKco on the Conlezrnce report, -:
ire ronort was ndoptctt br strtct pnrty rote,
--ycas, i02; nays, t9,-Ms. Cox not voting ou
:ithcr side.