, 1879-06-30

alessss. Harris, uul (Georata). 1uenIls, Nc
Phcrsou. Teller. Thurman. and Window wcrs
paired With Paddock, Dawes. Wishcrs, Grover,
Johnston, Edn,unds. aud Davis {West Virg!nta}.
Harris and Thurman would hare voted "npy";
Mcphersou, Tcller, uti Window "yca."
The mornin4; hour then expired, and the reso-
1ution vent over.
Mr. Davis (,Yest viralnla) would also have
yotcd "nay." Mcsars Hill and Ingalls, did not
announce huw they would vote.
The Hou.e bill to correct the verbal errors In
the Army bill. approved June 70 1917, vas
passed.
tiops. reported, Without amendment, the bill
mnkng appropriations 70 paY tIls fees Tor
United States Mursbais and their general dep
utics.
liz. WINDOW showed that BY Sec. a,o3l the
Marshal on request Of c5t(xeus is Obliged to
appoint spccial cepsstics TO aah the Supervisors:
This btll mikes 1t penal ottciise for Maral'a!
to obeY lllu Inv. In view Of tilrse facts, liz said
there was not parallel III alt our history ior
such measure. It was nuilaeadon Of tho
bAsrst possible nature.
Mr. LoEan wished to entcr bis protest against
the bill. He Ind been tauEht t1!at 10 obey The
| Law WIS the t]rst duty Of the citizen. It WIS
obey tie lusss. !rsle President Il required to
aee that the laws aru faithfully executed,-aot i
| part OF The laws, but ali Of them under this
| (lil the President is prevented from executing
| what tho Constitution says shall DO ths "su-
pre1ne law OF the laAd.n
The Constitution SAYS these Election laws
slall be obsYod until repealed. The Judge dts
obeyIl,g them bcromcs tnpeachable under The
Constitution, but he will be fined mud tMprlson-
cd II be ubeys then, after Ibis bill Ia passcd. No
4 suctI legislation WAS ever presented to IN io-
tellieent people by slirr representatives.
IL tufsr te1aks r hosa sa1 aGea a. tnt In.
| of bv ths htll seEardsess Of Tho permanent up
proptiatlou for their pay.
lilo reviewed the provisions Of the Election
laws. Deputies were mol appointed to Interfere
Wilt. the castIug u t,ailots, but to preserve the
teaco for BOTH partlcs III the Interest OF all.
Never before had II been declared penal Of
fet,se to keep the pence.
Continuing, he aall the bill ~antagonszcd the
theory Ut aur Goscrnmentt, ,wh,ch "as tint thc
law slal! bc obeyed. The logical result would
Uu tsmt the people would learn TO obey 0,lly the
lava ulat pleased them, nntl utspbat alf others.
The country would thus teeon'e MexIcaufzcd.
After tur her debate, Allison Mnyed to atrike
nut tho clause making II penal oticnse 10 yso'
Into any o! the provisions .! 'hc W or OF tle
ob|rctrd Oil principle 10 attaching such clauses
10 bills Of this character. Rc1ectcd-ycas, II;
H. AeMan movca 70 .t1ko out al .oto ot IL IL
bill after the words "1lNt thu sum Of e9oQ. .00a
Is hereby appropriated. ctc, fur pa.!nent
during the hscal year ending june 10, 1884, vi
isss 9! vn'tcd States har't'n's and tasir general
liz extra session WIS called for the purpose
Of passing tic appropriation bills. In this bill.
which waa the "iuat ditcln Of the Democratic
purity, the appropriations made wcre SO tau'-
psrctl by restrictions as to make necessary vio-
intluus of Inv onalse part OF lhu Government.
His amendment would Ma;D genuine atl-
uroprtatiun bill, unl ttt. vote upon tits aMlend-
inett would test thu willingness u tlIt Demo-
Gratis to rots tic necessary approprtallonu III such
shape thai tEr bill would bcr1mu II Inv unl the
1antley be devoted to proper use. Rejected
yeas. u; uays, "E
III uil t.,u yutes above mentioned (which were
strict purity roles}tt was necessary Tor several
senators to break their pairs In order IL uake
4'S! sr. Allison moved to ameua tic title of the
btl Oy adding tho words "and for other puF-
poscs.a Lost,
ar, Chander moved to adjourn,
SIR. Beck said the bill Just passed had already
gone to ths Houso and woulu 10 back In t.cutY
inintea. fle hoped tue motion to adjuuEn
would b withdrawn.
his, Chandler Withdrew hsa mutipn.
| 4 short executive session Waa thru held. and,
whcn tho doors vera reopcned, tAu Senate ~"
tuurued.
yr. Nh.s moved tim, ,he House proceed to
business Gn the Speakers tuOIe. No quorum
AppraErl. a!'d finally Ar. Mllls Withdrew biz
mottt.n.
senats bill sxclHptlng from license mud fnsol!.
ulunt IeeE ve4sels uut propelled wholly bY sats
VI luiernal motive power OF t'leir own. y great
deal Of tiasa ant confusion was oeraslgnea ny
hour ta st.ak upon tile bill!
| Tue Speaker ruled tllut AcKeu was not ents'
s1cd to au lluur, a4l WIS thunkta by Sir. Klotz.
! HY SAID u,e 4Asstou WIS whether tlla gentle
Hlan should eontsol thu bill aud yet hls natAc
into thu l5teorI w having passad ihl4 BILL, or