The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06
FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
SENATE,

be held at Sydney and Melbourne in lS7
and 1850, which was adopted
On motion Of Mr. Herman the bill 70
the delivery TO Samuel Lord, Jr., Receiver
certain bonds now in the United State
Treasury, was taken up. 1t appearet
from the letters submitted by Mr.. Kernal
thnt the bonds referred to came into til,
government during the war, nOminally a
captured property. Their ownership WI!
0ftCrward discovered. The bill was passel
BY n vote OF yeas IS, nays IS, the bill re
ported yesterday by lMyar,l, from tht
judiciary Committee, relating to juries anC
to repeal sections sol, $50 aud S2l, Of the
Revised Statutes, was taken up.
Mr. Hampton, after briefly supporting
the bill, spoke upon general political
issues.
Mr.. HayNrd supported the bill and
quoted from llamilt0n's writings to show
that the theory OF the veto power was to
confer on the President the power to pro,
lcct himself and to prevent the passage OI
bad laws either through haste, nadver,
tauce or design. The bills recently vetoed
were not 80 passed. They represent the
sober, second thought Of American people
in whose deliberate judgment the reforms
contained in them should be made, and
the people would judge the President and
his party by their works.
Mr.. liayNrd remarked that the same pco.
pie who elected the Democratic majority
also elected Democratic President. This
was the opinion Of every Democrat, md
they rested their hope in the belief that
truth and Justice are OmnipOtent and must
prevail. Upon that great issue the Amer.
lean people will BE- called to decide at
future elections, but these facts only rem
der the situation more difficult and trying
for the majority. They are trying to exc.
cute their duty and shape legislation so
that the country shall be free and pros.
porous, so that the Union may he restor-
ed, the public credit maintained and all
functions OF the government duly cared
for. Their responsibility is to their sense
Of duty, and their proposition is that every
branch Of the government shall he sus-
tained. Our first duty, said lIayard, is to
supply everything needfu for such susie.
nance, but our policy is not to be taught us
by Il harrassing and OhSiructing executive.
Our measure OF patriotic duty is not to be
dictated by him, but the oath we took to
support the government. Bayard Observ.
ed that the effect made to msrepresen.
the Democratic party as intending to re-
fuse supplies and so cripple the govern
mcnt would be futile The people would
not be thus deceived as to that partv's in.
tcntions, for himself he would not belong
to Il party adopting such policy.
Shall il 6e said, he asked, that man
accidentally and wr0ngiully vested with
the enormous powers which have acCu.
INFLATED and grown around the executive
office, shall succeed in placing this great
party. with all its patriotic objects and in.
tcresls, in Il position OF suspicion and
doubt before their fellow countrymen? 1t
will require two to make that issue. 1t is
Il false. Il dishonest, untruthful attempt to
slandrr his neighborS. This government
shall move on. 1t shall be supplied hon.
rStly We shall stop all jobs aud wrongs;
we shall supply everything needful for
strong, vigorous, uSt exercise OF ev.
cry constitutional power, and We do
not mean that any obstructive
eXccutiveand unfair political opponent oc.
cupying the power against our belief Of
right, hul to which we submit under
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