National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-11
FORTY-SIxTH CONGRESS.
Resolution for Final Adjournment
lune u Reported.
Refusal by the Senate to Take Up the Silver
BiiI--Another Washington Monument
Ordcred-American Israelites In
Russia" judicial Expenses"
Bin Passed-Its Animus
Pointed Out, SC.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, June 10,
Mr. BAYARD, from the Committee on Finance,
reported bill relating to vinegar factories cstab-
lished and operated prior to March l, 1879.
The bill provides that such factories may be op.
Grated for the manufacture of vinegar by alcoholic
vapor within GOO feet of distilcry, under regula.
lntions by the Secretary Of the Trcasury.l
The bill was considered 10y unanimous consent
and passed.
Mr. MCPHERSON, from the Committee on Naval
Annirs, reported favorably House resolution u,
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy to place vcs
sells and hulks not needed by tho Government at
the disposal of Quarantine Commissioners ot ports
of the United States.
The bill was considered by unanimous consent
The legislative executive. and judicial appropri.
ton bill aud The House concurrent resolution pro
vdng for adjournment on June u were received
from the Senate at 1850 p. M, and referred 10 the
Committee on Appropriations,
Mr.. EATON, from the Committee on Foreign Rcln.
tons, reported joint resolution for the relief of j.
G. W. brink, bearer of dispatches for the United
States Minister to Mexico Placed on the calendar.
Also bill for the relief of the estate OF Henry Cum
nnrd. Placed on the calendar.
ON motion of Mr.. CoCKRELL the communication
III rates Of freight by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company against the United states was referred 10
TIE Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. FERRY introduced n bill TO provide for sub
miiiing improved methods of conveyance for the
mails TO Government inspection and option III GER
tain cases. Referred TO the Committee on Post
oniccs and PostRoads
ON motion Of Mr.. WALLACE, the House Joint rcso-
luton liking the date at which the pay Of employees
paid for the session only, shall begin was taken up.
The Senate committee amendments were agreed to
aud the resolution, was passed.
Mr.. COKE moved to take up ana consider the
resolution discharging the Committee oil Finance
from the further consideration Of the House bill
5ti tWarncr silver bill, aud declaring 1t before the
Senate for action.
The vote on taking up the resolution wOs-ycas
q nays, -, Ms follows:
,,YrAs-Messrs Bailey, Beck, Call, Coke, Davis
Jonas, ,Maxcy, pendlelon, SALISBURY, slater. Thur
man, Vance, Vest, Voorhees,, Walker, and Wallace
..NAYs-Mcssrs. Allison, Booth. Burnside, Cameron
Ferry GroomS, miIi Col Jones 5FiG.I lie liosg,
kirkwood Lamar logan, Mcpherson Morrill,. Plat',
so the resolution was not taken up for consider
ntion.
gals, Mcdonald, Withers Morgan, and Johnston,
who would otherwise have voted yea, were paired
dom Edmunds, IIanilin Iloar, Whyto Paddock.
Mcmillan, Cameron Pa.), and Teller, who would
otherwise have voted nay.
Mcssrs. Bayard and Herman CDemocrats) retained
from voting; Messrs. Wallace, Voorhees, and Beck
Democrats voted yea Messrs. Morrill,, Ferry, and
tNcv) (Republicansl who would have voted yea,
was paired.
nounced as paired Mcssrs. Bruce, Farley, Plumb,
Randolph, and Sharon.
On motion OF Mr.. VOORHEES, the senate TOOK up
House joint resolution passed to-day, providing
for the erection Of q monument to mark the birth
place of George Washington. The yeas and nays
were called, and the resolution adopted without a
dissenting voicc-yeas 81
Mr. BAYARD moved that the Senate take up n bill
reported yesterday by him, from the Committee on
the Judiciary for the removal of the political dis
abilities of james f. Harrison, of Virginia. Passed.
Bills were also taken up and passed removing
.hC political disabilities OF William ~ X. Beal OF
Missouri; J. G. Pcmberton, OF Philadelphia, and
Arthur l.. BNgby, of Texas.
Mr.. CALI. introduced n bill TO establish an addi-
tional land district IN Florida. Referred 10 the
Committee on Public Lands.
Also bill to establish life.saving and life.boat
service at near Cape san Bias, Florida. Referred
H. the Committee on Commerce.
On motion of Mr. BURNSIDE, at $3.50 p. m, tho
Senate went into executive session, and when the
doors were reopened, adjourned until tomorrow.