The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-26
NEW PLANS BY DEMOCRATS.
THE TU BILL SCHEME As AGREED
IRON BY THE JOINT CIUCCS.

Me.W Wallace nnd MI. bemo-
,,at. should Not I1etrcnt say They-Dis-
sosted Members to Leave Washington.
WASHINGTON. June 25.-Tho Democratic
Congressmen in joint caucus agreed to-day
mon now programme for the passage Of bills
making appropriations for political expenses.
Tho now programme is what Is known rs the
lwo.bill plan Bill No. contains the specific
Items Of appropriation for the payment Of judi
fial expenses emitting the item Of 100000 for
the payment of United States marshals. and
what was section 2 OF the Appropriation bill last
vetoed All reference to the employment or
payment Of general or special deputy marshals
is omitted from the bill. Il contains. however.
The old sections providing for the repeal of the
Jurors test oath laws and a change in the man
ncr Of drawing jurors in certain States
Bill NO. . appropriates 100000 for tho pay
mcnt Of the United States Marshals. Section 2
Of the bill last vetoed slightly changed. pro-
hibung any officer Of the Government under
penalty Of fin" and Imprisonment from incur
ring any liability under the provisions OF title
% Of the Revised Statutes relating to the pay
mcnt and us OF deputy marshals. Is attached
10 the bill. There is also attached to the second
bill clause saying that none Of the money APP
propriated under the act is appropriated to pay
salaries compensation. and so forth. under
title 20 Of tho Revised Statutes. or any Of its
provisions.
The two-bill plan was agreed upon at a meet
ing Of the Joint Democratic Caucus Committee
this morning. There was much discussion in
The Committee meeting. and much severe de-
nnn'iation of the Senators who persisted in re-
treating from the stand which the Democratic
members OF the House were willing TO make.
The stuwartS were IN the minority, and MIR.
Akins was instru ted to prepare the two bills
T. hc submitted AZ n Joint caucus. which WINS
called Tor 3 +. VI. senator Herman, RS the chief
advocate OF the w,.bll plan in committee pre-
vi ~ "a n n arnx
the reasons which induced tho Committee to
make the report. Mr. Herman proceeded upon
Democrats in Congr to adjourn without
making appIqrriHii ons to pay The EXPENSES OF
tie courts H. thought that II Hayes would not
receiye Tue money IN the manner first provided
ly Congress, i was the duty OF Con-
eress to eE, vG him LIN the money IN man SR.
krnan thought. would accomplish ali that
to- vct1e! tiil was intended to accomplish.
Ell 40. / which without doubt would be mp
proved would Eivc Hayes all the money necd-
a.. i0 ran iho courts. The blame Of refusing
money o. eo"p t.r courts open could not be laid
n'.si,st ou:h lavs could not be repealed nor
tnr rr ID nt drawing lnrors in southern
t.''- bc rhprg'i this ssh % unless the Com
r.t' pian Ntsudopt-d. Mr. Herman thought
T. -.- 't.rts lpte half a loaf than No bread.
.ir~.rUuI hid Gpprpiriatng money for tho
$50" N- 1i iH0rshos Was vetoed. Congress
r.Ht boo. .ush tiluut muN'nS any further APP
t.rr ID. -.Hui insisting upon It's refusal. ap-
.t'' 10. l'Hra Tor iu.tiilHilun. TIC rcicr-
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q. o.. southern m"n. They favored the
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81 f.n ...I huston I'D Mr. Keruan's spa.ch
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f.4H 90 uu last vetoed should be passed
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