The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-04-03
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EORTy.yJyru CONnPFSS
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MARCH 24-ScnGte-Mr. Harris intro
dueed a bill TO- prevent the introduction
ane sPtsau OIL lIiecsious diseases IN tne
enIaSS o'a ns' mn was pi" Vsnen sne :
c1tenual. VI no tr y ~ ioDoraiu, a
IesoiuLon was Hssseu, Ieq.aiins .ne Sec1 ~.
saly " -Mu e
oI" Suaaronas. TIoat a
auu pauoupeI 1ooo so
erai a.u sPeoiai, N io1e u io1I, as I'm
Pensaslo1 ~ 1888 Vi LEE, ne ailomeu "
Jaw, y SouIs .N gio alu
rhiiaueiP u noiaaN = u yeaf
a.oIesa,u: - ma.iaoo oS 4 a. n oIaa.;on
~ SosSaas1 III $500 rL;.f CO.
Executive Clerk. and Serpeant-at-Arms. A
lengthy political discussion was partici-
pated in by Messrs. Anthony, Hamlin, Wal
lace, Conkling, Bayard, Beck, Voorhees,,
Blaine and Eaton. the principal theme of
which was the President,s right to his Office.
and the decisions of the Potter Committee.
Mr.. Wallace then offered a resolution
declaring John C. Burch elected
| Secretary of the Senate, which
was adopted, and he was sworn into Office
The following officers we're also elected in
place of those heretofore holding the places
named: Richard j.. Bright, Sergeant at.
Arms: F. E Shober, Chief Clerk; Henry
B. Peyton, Executive Clerk; J. G. Bullock,
Cbanla;n.
M.pcuo Ok g.,os NJ nor;s ;ntrodroad
u JULY resoiu lol sPecial mhils w
CONSIDER the pest means OF Prom9Ilng
agriculture. Inc resolution oi MI. noaI
was IaKeh up, declaring encouragement
anu reVoI9t,ona5y tne Oenoolaeic PRO
GIamlne " ieslE i%eou-oy MT.
PecA d r closg VI :ne laSe SohsIess'..
1lo.see -Ies 1drt;s Il Ou ~. iease
se.tad ~ i. wouiJ ab;ao, ~ AZ ;ntrod -
saS 'uas az 49, ~ Ia .efarennat ~
~ ~ y. any s p;I1s Sanrond w. ~
,oo M i'
i-'' nays
MARCH INSTRUMENTATION bills were
introduced--one by Mr.. Pend.eton, that the
principal office of each executive depart.
ment may occupy a seat on the floor OF the
Senate and House. An executive session
was held, and when the doors were opened
the Senate Adjourned .House-Mr.
De La Matyr, of Indiana, asked leave to in
troduce a bill, for reference to the Com.
mittee on Banking and Currency. Mr.. Gar
field objected. Mr., Atkins, rising to make
q motion to adjourn, stated that ne thought
1t probable that tomorrow morning OF
perhaps both Appropriation Bills would be
introduced, and that the Democratic
members OF the House and Senate desired to
have a conference. MIR. Garheld said he
was anxious to get through with the special
business for which Congress had been called
together, put1I Atkins tnougnt IL prooan!s
tne ApproPrlaton bills "0ui1 DC lntro'
auceu TOMORROW, ne ~ouiu nave NO 90
lectlon 70 the present aolournmehr. ne
however, askee A'Aias 70 ailoM she olerine
vL q Iesou MI sns u iues y
she 1Iouse. III ~ ateSonn
Ior tne reaPPoihthenG VI Gne special
commlttees on census, .yel'W ieVei
epldemic, reform IN tne civil selVlce, ano
1Deciaialioh 4 :ne y
COMMITTEES was the Potter Committee. Mr.
Cox replied it was not, and the resolution
was referred to the Committee on Rules
Mr.. FRYE asked leave to offer a resolution
r~ee1ting that the extra session was oeca.
stoned by the failure OF the last Congress
tn make the necessary CONCENTRATIONS and
that the business interests of the country
and welfare of the people, de-
handed rest and peaee from iegisla
tion and ;nstructing the Committee or
PnIes To renort forthwith a rule nrovidinc
that mn Hills -ercent those making tbe
necessary CONCENTRATIONS shall he ~renorteG
from any COMMITTEES or considered by thu
House dining the snecial session. Mess 8
Reagan and Ewing Objected. Mr.. Congo,
said he had understood there would be M
objection tn a reference of the resolution,
affscting rules. IF objections to this reso
Int;on were not withdrawn. he would oh
foot IN Mr. CoY,s resolution. The Sneake,
rnIed that the objection came too late
M FIVE gave notice that on Monday neg
La voyIS move 10 snsnend the rnIes ani
-. L. .o.o1nt;on NJ ronoor Az,
auop. a..oonsiJar he goto Nv wh;cb A.
Co.'S resoIntion was referred. Mr.. O.,
S"c1ad ~ 1av thot motion IN tbe table mend
~ wh;oh * House a5ionrneSwyeas 1as
Us III
MARCH 27.--Senate- Numerous bill
were introduced. 1t was resolved when thu
Senate adjourned, II be 70 Monday rext
ing the course OF the majority revolution
airy, etc., was taken up. In a running de
bate, Mr.. Hoar charged Thai the msJorit,
usurped the functions OF Legislation
maturing measures in caucus, thus antici
pating constitutional forms. Messrs. Beck
Bayard and voorhees, replled, saying tina
the Democrats were acting with caution ant
circumspection, which was more than thu
Republicans had done when in the major
ity: Without disposing OF the SUBJECT
the Senate went into executive session
When tho doors opened, the senate ao
journed till Menday"... House-Mr. spark
introduced an Army Appropriation Blil
de stated that 1t was SUBSTANTIALLY the oil
which passed the last house, with IN.
reorganization features stricken out. l
retained the clause prohibiting the us
of troops at the polls. The bill wa