New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

the Sheriff shall rot be- made heavyt ls tha' nc
country. said Mr.. Hawley, Is not from me me
Executive power ana from the drawing into the legis-
latye body OF all the functions ot gnVetnmch' LUG
present the most notable attempt OF thst klnd. -,
MT Hawey digressed Ato general discussion ~ w
que ,ton OF the relative right OF the General anu Se
a I9s Siner 10 ontISre. 10 show that the
Federal Government has The right TO provide INC t;
Congress and that far as that concerned the REQ
era Government has entire AID absolute, ultimate anu
stituuon' s,y, ~ rs"rraI Hesitation and showed
mat m the English Parliament such measures
ha Va been deemed unconstitutional ever since loss;
Ue then demanded the reason why the Democracy htH
corpecd tins extra sessicn about which all the bust
anyionsI why ala thew not wait until next inter, a.
their best men had advised them 20 dol Why ~ thls
great Democratic party compelled m SoOc nySlerl".s
way to bring this revolutionary measure 10
that he regrets it aud that 1t IS mlsIaHo
The Democracy must know thar III MAKING tHe issue
now forced upon Congress II added 10 ts chances OF Inc
Republic AL party Immensely sun he would not taar
that advantage az the expense OF ms country DersE
laurbter o., the Democratic SIDE Gentlemen might
smile Tor snch considerations did provoke Smiles among
some men. but not among those who had ofesoh nas
things for the good OF their country Nou think sam
he addressing the Democratic side OF the House tia
md AZ tee last moment viii yield every
tnng that you ask saher than you should si5Ge c
you know that we love the Country you AnoW Win We
VIII DO for II; YOU know, thank Geo: what we nave
done for 10 Goud applause on tie Republican sdl emu
vet yOn come and tell US tlat thc army ~ nov w. We
Maid mat President and the Judges are not 10 nave
Department and th~ acf1or Department sn'h go pe.u,
les for wo years unless say yes 10 your proposition
agsms' Ie nv narg.Hcss De- yoH really mink So
Have You the least idea IN me world mat Will 90 IT, OF
w. ,a'' vrat consyiracy do you come here 20 ny
ii Renewed 0ppi3"fr on mo fcptNical slutJ
DO Eusii,nIuen do such thingsl Nc sir not NitmH
two hundred gears; since they nave had ciyiiV3-
tion not SINCE they 4Ve pad cuhsuiuuOuh SnNtt.-
o. loss Bt2ie w. .'{ be e' y,cpitrc y fc dd moi
g,1.a Inv. +fH fhu hnQi 0f Ql
ne did not AXE and tAoy generally CUT heads on
Loud laGghter.i l do no, pe'ceye any necessity Tor
Mr. HawIcy continued ia this strain for some time.
being frequently interrupted with laughter ana %P
Nr. TUCKER Dem. Va was the next sneaker lie
could no reason Why Tie House should hf5,ae ~
take away from his ENceliency ihe right 10 preside
Dem 5iidc.l Gentlemen sait that there
WHst riU6t laI tho President 70 coercc Congress
bc President might say e" viii not consent 10 IFS re-
peal: the Law j. on the statute book ahd Mani your
supplies Hurry tnem up ana then adjourn" The House
inherent privilege TO hpld the purse IN hand
"a a means OF redressins grievances. Mr
T,.ter smoke ior some time in this strain. BE th,n
4sIed would ms friends from Ohio aud Connecticut
Nj GARFIELD G:rp, Obio)-I would vote 20 repeal
these clauses brought up separately, but not 10 Make
during the course Of his speech which was long one
Mr. TUCKER was frequently intsTyGplGi WIN aii"u'e'
Al Sins pom; the genera! debate closed ana the h.!
et,v-l I IL ID
Mr.. WRIGHT Dem. PENN declared that y congress
should adjourn without passing some measure
OF relief Tor country 10 would make TIC greatest
mistake IN legislation that II had ever cogmiited
The people vOud sooner or later have The f2lcL They
NT GHRFiELD Rep. Ohio, SAID tha. he had never
claimed that 90 esther revolutionary or uucousuir-
No. man on the Republican side hdd claimed that
Tra most that sald That t was considered
had repeatedly sad that. The gentleman from Kentucky
MI Blackburn had thought that De was especially Sc
massage Of conference report "a So on m Jppropa
tou h chat mad rileI 90 70. aud had said that was
Ut - - ti,f,t. ,. r-yuutio,i.,, i'm Inc gentle
side hsd s,id maj the House should not vote on The
the APPROXIMATION bui because thc;e rider on 60
re had tried 20 prevent that rider being put on, but
when TIC minority Insisted that Tie Horse
that that was an unpafi,mentary obstruction
me Republicans dld not niinuster 10 prevent
a Vote on the pending measure. Tue majority
had a right thOwever indecent u might be
as a matter OF parliamentary pr9cuGrl TO PIT
Nobody on the Republican side had brought up tho
,amauon OF Democratic cageust,, and Dy ,hs
conference td 'V written down ~ tlaiP
prcgmmu, that they would blnd together
PRESIDENT aud that If De did not approve them tLe
Democratic party would not vote supplies Tor me Gov
threatened hun In advance, before YOU ~ INN nae
an opportunity 20 say yes or no. ION wa.hed
index remains TO be whether ia the body Of your
thusdsr win be as loud a. IL vas in tie
ougulng chapter. Applause on the Republican side
have threatened a veto 1t would be ilda-
cent 20 40 H. II "onll De Indecent Tor any
Tor none OF has the sight TO know that
nv friend from Virginia CGr TUCKER. who has come
nearer cug THIS case tbau any man on this moor has
made point which is part Of TIE grandeur or his in
teecj which respect. he that under our COnst-
for mo fftr IIf+
and that IN certain way the Army eases 10 be If the
fbe Army Is an organization independent Of appropri-
tiOn bs far as Tie creation 81 0ncers and ranks -
conve,iVt az NJ ,io1i ~ von refC9e ,,,
TO the Army il must perish OF inanon The gentleman
dou winch IL TO a redress OF gTieuances will let
the Army be annihated on ne som of June next hy
that s brave. But what is the grievance or which
the gentleman complaints \ law; law of
the land. law made BY the representative
OF tie people, made through oil the proper
forms % consent kuawn 10 our Consultation.
and Il his grievance that ne could not get rd Of u IN
the ordinary and constitutional way Of repeating lazy.
II he cn get rid Of t, by all 1ae powers Oi consent
that 20 % make or uumake a law then ne can do
so whether II j. grievance" or not; whether
Z is good or bad. II me gentleman nom
people his proposition Of letting our Army he
4nniusioG on the JOtA OF June mex, Unless me PreN
dent, against his conscience ana mo sense 90 duty SHAH
sigu what ne sends NM We VIII debate taat question
man from Kentucky Mr. blackburn calls
" me return OF ne Dc1mocfaucc parry 70 II.
DTthri-ht irhduGct 10 ~ heritage. ~ me NefyGl
l. to be slsnalizcd IN us first great act
by striking down The grand Army Of the Ua;ed State
the people OF this county viii not he STOW 90 under
stand that there are "reminiscences about tlat Army
which these gentlemen would Willingly gel nd %.
loud applause the Republican side and III tie gal
lcrle-I
Mr. NEW Dem. Ind offered amendment. provid-
inE that nCtnug IN the section should he construed
aJrdsins or affecting the duty or Tie power Of the
President, under the Constitution, 10 send ,..Op-
Application OF The Legislature or Executive.
Mr. BAKER rep, lndl offered az amendment 10 the
amendment. making Il unlawful iOr person % nave
on his person firearms bOYleknVes, clubs or bludgcOns
iu the vicinity OF a place where election j. be!ns
held
The CHAIEMAN ruled out Mr. Baker, amendment as