The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Presidents Flank Move.
ment
On the Democrats, which will Leave
Them In a 0uandary.
He will Not Call Another Session
And Congress will Likely Adjourn
To-Day.
He will Not Call Another Session
WASHINGTON.
TIE PRESIDENTS cirlplSo.

| TIE PRESIDENTS CitlDlNG.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The iollowin,
is the text Of the message sent by the
President to-day:
To tie Senate and Hotte of Representatives:
The bill making an appropriation for the
payment OF fees Of United States marshal.
and their general deputies, which l have
this day returned to the House OF Repre-,
sentatives, in which 1t originated, with my
/ objections, having on its reconsideration
by that body failed to become law, re.
speCtiully call you attention to the imme'
diate necessity OF making some adequate
provision for the due and efficient execu.
ton by marshals and deputy Iuarshals OF
the United States OF constant aud import.
ant duties enioined on them by existing
laws. All appropriations to provide for
the performance Of these indispensable
duties expire to-day under the laws pro.
hibiting public officers from involving the
government in contracting liabilities be.
yond the actual appropriation. 1t is ap-
parent that the means at the disposal OF
the Executive department for executing
the laws through the regular ministerial
officers, will after to-day be left inadequate.
The suspension OF the necessary functions
in the ordinary administration OF the first
duties OF the government for the shortest
period is inconsistent with the public
interest and at any moment may prove in
consistent with public safety. It is i'm.
possible for me to look, without grave con.
cern, on the state Of things which leaves
the public service thus unprovided and for
the public interest thus unprotected, and
earnestly urge on your attention the
necessity OF making immediate appropri.
alton for the maintenance OF the service
Of marshals and deputy marshals for the
fiscal year which begins tomorrow.
r. B. HAYES.
June 80, 1879.
THE PRESIDENT ABANDoSs TIE IDEA or RE.
CALLING CONGRESS.
The House adjournment resolution will
be called up in the Senate during the
morning hour tomorrow and amended so
as to provide for the final adjournment OF
both Houses some hour in the afternoon.
The amendment will doubtless be prompt.
ly concurred in by the House OF Represen.
tatives and the session will terminate ae.
cordingly. The President having in his
special message this afternoon earnestly
urged on the attention OF Congress his
views as to the necessity OF making an im.
mediate appropriation for marshals and
deputy marshals for the fiscal year which
commences tomorrow, and having by this
means accomplished az much towards pro.
curing desi. legislation as he could
have any hope OF accomplishing by re.
Convening Congress, he concluded to
abandon his purpose OF issuing proclama.
ton for its recall,
SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate confirmed Benz. Harrison,
OF indianapolis; James B. Eads (civil en-.
gineer), OF st. Louis; B. Morgan Harrod
(ciyil engineer), Of New Orleans; Lieut.
Col. Quincy A. Gilmore, Major Cyrus B.
Comstock and Major G. R. Gutter, OF the
u. 5. Engineer Corps, and Henry Mitch.
ell. OF the Coast and Geodite Survey, to
be members Of the Mississippi River Com.
mission.
Receivers Of Public Moneys-Lswis
Hanback,. at Salina, Kansas; L. S. Jen-
kins, at Concordia, Kansas.
Postmasters-0. G,Wall, Lanesborough,
Minnesota.
Indian Agents-wm. D. E. Andrews, Of
Illinois, at Yankton tDakota) Agency;
G. D. Davenport, Of Iowa, at the Sac and
Fox Agency.