The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-11
FORTY sixth CONGRESS.
! 1lafeat of the Motion to Take the
Warner Bill From the Com
mittee ON Finance.
"a Judicial Appropriation Bill Passes the
House BY q Majority Of Seventeen.
TIE SENATE.


WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Mr. kayard asked
- consideration Of bill to allow vinegar
! Hssctcries established prior to March. 1879 TO
snerate within 600 yards Of distilleries. The
Nlil was passed.
Mr. Mcpherson asked the consideration q
! !. House bill to authorize the Secretary OF the
srayy to place certain vessels and hulls at the
/ Nsnpsal OF the yellow fever commission at
a ska various ports Of the United States.
Passed.
III. Voorhees, called up the Senate bill to
..y Jas. M. Harrison, assistant assessor oi
3 IA second revenue district Of Indiana, for
J srylces from 1867 to 1859, during which time
~ acted as assessor inplace Of his superior
NM vacancy had been occasioned by failure
| Il the Senate to confirm the Presidents ap-
d Enontment OF an assessor.
Mr. Conkling said this was only one OF d
slarre number OF cases which had grown out
8 8 d laek of harmon between President j Ohm
& & |soal and the Senate. TO allow this bill might
zfa dangerous question. The claim In ques-
& ,finrl was passed up and rejected In 1876 by
sfha Committee on Claims.
q A message was read from the House trans
! mIttin1 the Legislative appropriation bill,
which was referred to the Committee on Ap-
urOpriationS.
The House lOlHI TeSOluUlOH pTOVlutuR IOf
6reI ad journment on the seventeenth instant
Sas referred to the same committee.
{ Messrs. Conkling and Voorhees, spoke at
4 zsome length on the bill, the former paying q
| hirh compliment TO Senator Cockrell, who
! made the report on this case. He had early
b vIon his good opinion and admiration blythe
Il fsIr attitude he had taken In respect to claim
q |klIls uf all kinds.
mi The yeas and nays on Coke's motion to dis
! Stharge the Finance COMMITTEES from thefur-
4 iher consideration OF the Warner silver bill
d Teas-M essrs. Bailey, Beck, Call, Coke,
Davis Of Illinois, Garland, Harris, Hereford,
Hill Of Georgia, Houston, Jones, Maxey,
| pmdleton, Salisbury, Slater, Thurman,
Vance, Vest, " Voorhees, Walker and Wallace-
NAYS Messrs. Allison, Booth, Burnside,
Cameron Of wisconsin, Carpenter, Chandler.
/ fbnklin9 Dawes, Eaton, Ferry, Groome,
/ Hill of Colorado, Jones OF Florida, Kellogg,
Kirkwood, Lamar, Logan, MCPHERSON, Nor
vi nll PIatt Rollins and Saunders
III The following Senators were paired: An
B thony and Gordon, Bell and Williams, Jones
"a Nevada and Blame, Butler and Hampton,
Ii OockrelI and Edmunds, Davis OF West .Vir-
u mia and Windom, Hamlin and Grover, HOar
ia Ransom, Ingalls, and Whgte, Mcdonald
|1nd Paddock Mcmillan and Wtthers, Came
/ lpn 81 Pennsylvania and Morgan, Teller and
I'M Hill called up the Mcdonald militia
ssfa]l as the sending order for tomorrow as he
Wished to make some remarks upon II.
4 TIN Bayard introduced Senate bill No. 669,
B Is remove the political disabilities OF James Il.
] harrison. The bill was passed
Es Aso bills for the relief OF the political dis
sbljities OF VIM. M. r. Beall, OF Missouri,
Jerry G. Pemberton, Of Pennsylvania, and
Afthgr F Bagley, Of Texas. Texas !, u. p,,ns,do
lhe Senate went into executive session, and at
ES3,i6 D. M, adjourned.
ne Senate. .in executive session to-day con-
Amed the nomination OF John .. Morgan, Of
Illinois, to be Chief Justice OF the Supreme
United States District Attorney OF the East
Gns District OF Texas.
THE HOUSE.
MI, Morrison, of Illinois, offered a resolu-
WI providing for the final adjournment Of
xEnrregs On The seventeenth day OF June, and
neresolution was adopted without dissension
! NJ. Harris, of Virginia, introduced q joint
Hoution appropriatlng SsO1o " lor :, = daorma monu,
Washington. Passed unanimously.
Mr. Hooper, Of Mississippi, from thelndian
Nmmittee, reported back bill Tor the ascer-
hsnment 81 the amounts due the Choctaw
/ Nation, and It was made the special order for
IL second Tuesday In January next. a..
EsSA M. Coz. Of New York. from the Committee
1nToreign Affairs, reported joint resolution
3a&prOvide for a treaty with Russia so as TO
re to American Israelitcs the right to hold
MlEtate there. The resolution roeiteS tfat
Eican Israelites are dlscr crlminatea aealm.sss e.ss
~ that the President cannot grant rellel
ndG existing stipulations. After reclting
4ther that the rights OF American citizens
1Mld not be impaired at home Or ABROAD
eeAuse OF religious belief, 1t authorizes tne
fnsident to take immediate action to remedy
M defect that may be found IN eXasGlhg
testes. ''-
Aassrs. Reagan, COnger ana ctners su9-
4&ted that the resolution refer to American
st.ens and not alone to Israelites. Il was
h9llhed accordingly, and passed. ,.a,- =
I'M MSE Mcmahon, OF Ohio, reported a;a,ai DaGa = !
ell making appropriations for the 5uaielal
ezpenses Of the government. He moved that
ebill be referred to the committee OF the
ghole house, and that all general debate be
United to forty minutes. Hhe motion was
AIeed to.
The House then went into committee OF the
Mole (Mr. Blackburn In the chairl and pro
teded to the consid deration OF the Dill
AI. Mcmahon explained the provislons 9,
- BILL and said that the amount appToRriaIed
$4,000. The clauses 10 gnls sne e s,,ndry wgry
kr. Hlscock. Of New York, said be did not
gp0ee II would be OF much Lse 70 move 20
aEease the items, for it seemed to be the oe-
1lnination to keep thena at the amouni,s l1i @ ree-
BY the Pill He e tar a5nd aS or certain
ns1dments when they were reached.
~ Garfield said in this bill the majority
1se not only negleeting to make certain ap-
vpfiations, but were actually nulE1 ylng Cuo
You have been trying to repeal a, certam Bill
1A and not having power TO DO go. you afe
Tying to nullify them.
Altar the close of the debate ReprasenIar
ss& offered amendments In all Shapes. WHICH,
~ one after another, rejected
sne eommittee then rose ana tne plll nas w.
ported to the House and was passed-Seas
nays s5.
AS D. m. the House adjourned.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
fiptsst from the Foreign Bondholders'