New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
XLVITH COYGRESS-IST SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
The SENATE PASSES THE JUDICIAL BILL AND HAS
THE M,RsHALs BILL READ TwICE-PouTICAL

THE SENATE PASSES THE JUDICIAL BILL AND HAS
THE MARsHALs BILL READ TwICE-PoLITICAL
DEBATES.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June 81, 1870.
The Senate voted to-day to print 1000
copies Of the report on Fish and Fisheries and 800
copies of the Morton report on the Chinese
The resolution Of Mr.. Vest lDem.. Mo- that fall re
monetization and free coinage of silver are demanded
alike by of justice and wise statesmanshlp
was taken up.
Mr. VEST stated that he did not wish to speak upon
IT, but he asked for a vote.
Mr.. FERRY Rep., Mich) hoped the subject would be
postponed until December, for the Committee on FL
nance had it under considerations. -, -
MIR VEST Dem, MOI urged that this was simply an
abstract declaration Of opinion IN regard 10 the PSt
pe n'oIe III Tree tVr d Id thev mad no right to
refuse the silver men an expression upon me heeDTHi
Mr. HERMAN (Dem " - rose to say word when
he believed lust to the Committee Finance He said
that there has been no action IN that c2nnteg i
the Warner bill Nobody pretended that 1t would pass IN
the shape II in Now that committee INTENDS 10 det
and report upon it, but they thought II was not wise 10
attempt to agree upon what amendments the irehus "a
the bill might desire. The committee Thought IL cOuiu
be best discussed, matured and acted on AT session
ntmations that a little time will aid in making meas
there is European action as the news indicates.
Mr.. FERRY (scp, Mich) protested against the sen
acting on decaratory resolution on subject no"
Mr. ALLISON rep Ind said he hoped that the resO
Senator from Michigan. The Warner bill Is mlldnan
nered affair compared with this resolution, which
tree coinage of silver thus placing in the hands of all
the bullion owners foreign and domestic, the profits
that arise from that coinage Yet the senator
from Missouri virtually proposes TO instruct the COM
mittee to bring in bill at the next sessOn-a measure
brought 10 the minis at its own expense, giving the
profit amounting to 10 or II cents ON the dollar to
In the course of a debate which followed Mr. HERE
FORD (Dem. W; Val asked " Why does NOT tDe gol1
Mr.. ALLISON iRop., Iowa. repled-Because they
have double standard and their mns are not open 10
free coinage. believe can float limited coinage
but under this resolution would become the reservoir
of all the silver bullion OF Europe - -,
cism as 10 the wording resolution accept the fol-
lowing substitute suggested by my colleague, Mr. Cock
Resolred That the complete reconciliation Of silver
and It's restoration to perfect equality win gold Ooth
coin and bullion, are demanded aKe Dy the uclates
of Justice aud wise statesmanship.
Nr. MORRILL, Glep VT objected TO the Senate being
Important measure. He understood that silver had
already been Iemonetlzed ana made a leRaitehdef
equally with gold.
The morning hour expired and the resolution went
over until tomorrow.
resolution providing additional pay for Congressional
employees. ., ~, will,
Dem Penu) and Mr.. ingalls, Rep., kan) forming the
old judicial Appropriation blu the Political Assessment
bill etc. Withdrawn, and the joint resolution Was
passed with amendment providing suitable rooms
for the Court OF Claims. ,,,,
Mr.. EATON (Deul tOnu.D lepOItcu tne piii'
Mr.. CONKLING rep, N " objected 10 the new
clause inserted in the House that the Jury Commissioning
should be member of the principal opposing political
marty i'm the district in which the court Is held lie
thought this recognized not only great National OWL
sons but petty local political cabas In selecting JuIles
Mr. CONKLlNG also read testimony and documents In
REPUTATION OF Mr. MOrgaus charges OF Republican un-
fairness III selecting juries In Alabama.
MIR MCMILLAN rep, Mimi spoke against the jury
forcing court officers to enter into political ac
Mr. CONKLING (Rep., n. " moved 10 strike out the
second section Jury causel Kejeeted-yeas' 49, nays,
MIR MCMILLAN Rep., Mimi moved 10 strike out the
words requiring the commissioner to be Weil-known
member OF the principal political party In tine district IN
which the court is held opposing that to which the clerk
NAV belong" Reeced-yeas, 10 ! nays, 80.
The bill reported to the Senate from Committee
u Mr. WINDOW Rep., Mnn.l moved to add " for fees
OF United States marshals and irdeputes S6OOOOO
Y6e 6ll was read third time and passed-yeas. 20
1t his own request Mr. MCDONALD Dem, Ind
excused from further service on tine Commlttee ON
Mines and Mining, and MI Vest was appointed IN MS
The House bill making appropriations to pay fees OF
limited states marshals and their general deputies was
read and referred TO the Committee Oh Appropra
tons. ,..-- Al. ,,..,... To- %
AZ n m as the time OF final adjournment was laid be-
fore the Senate Referred TO the Committee on Appro
Mr.. CAMERON Rep.. Wis.,, at hes own request was
excused from urthcr the select committee to
auire into alleged frauds III the late election and Mr.
Blaic rep, y. H. was appointed IN bis stead
The resolution heretofore submitted providing for
Joint Committee on Mines anu Mihs " dSt III a'u ol
he commission appointed under the sundry Civil Act Of
SO 10 codfy laws relating 10 the survey and dis
posltIon Of public lands etc, was adopted
MIR ALLISON (Rep., Iowa. submitted resolution
that all the testimony taken by the select COMMITTEES
the Treasury accounts be reported to the
senate and printed for the OF tue Senate"
Mr. BECK objected To the production OF the fragnen-
tary testimony now before the committee.
Mr. DAVIS Dem, W. Val spoke on the subject, but
welded 10 Mr.. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind, on whose mo-
non the House bill authorizing the construction OF
railroad bridge the Wabash River was taken up
and passed ,. -
from the President the United States transmitting his
veto of Senate bill sos FOR the relief OF Joseph H. Col
Inns. Referred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
IN motion OF Mr. BUTLER T.. O. the Senate al
tourned AT 6:O5 D. IN. until tomorrow.