The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10
FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS.
p.ssAGE or THE ARMY BILL In THE
SENATE.

SENATE.
7 m..=-- -.M..=
....n.s In Opposition by Messrs. Ed
spseo ~
munas ana MISUNDERSTANDING"
of the silver B.ll In the House.
rur SENATE.
The afaNa a. ,,,
WASHINGTON, May 9..,Mr. Ferry presensseu
petition askills ioL G.io .; ,n oo.e'l "eo'on VI !"
bridge across the Detroit Ct river.
BY Mr.. Saunders-A Dill 10 hlnehu the pen
sion laws 80 as TO punish claim agents Ior
violation thereof.
The resolution reported yesterday Dy MI
Co3krell requiring the secretary q Ine lreas,
ury to report te the senate When tne second
and third. annual reports on lntermal con-
merce will be transmltted 10 congress, why
they have Dsen deiayeu, alld "neeiel Sucn st..l,
annual reports can ht!e1iol 70 sittuoll: l:teu
4 to Congress az the psg lnh,,s ~ ehcn sesslon'
and II not WfaI ladllloha - l7iaLloli y heceS-
sary To secure the same was taken up.
I Mr.. morrill, moved Lhat Ihe resolution ~ ~
referred TO the Commlttee on fehslohs. ise-
iected. II was tnen auopteu. u.,--..
BY Mr.. McDonaid-h JolhI resol4.lel ~
thOrlzing promotlons Ia tGe army. heleI,eu.
MIR. Harris, from Inc IolnlniIees ,l ~ T. hpl-
demic Diseases, reported oack SUBSTITUTE
for the yellow fever Dill. ,,,
Mr.. Beck called from tne caienuar pm
making q the snth f'T Pass se Of he Msss
appi river. e-.,,.,
Mr.. Edmunds thought the Senate should
proceed TO the consideration Oh the genefal
appropriation bill, when vas On the tanle.
Mr.. Beck insisted M on q v1te m on ms plll, anu
1t was taken up. The Dill simply provides
TOR the payment to James D. Eans Ghe amount
now due $500, ,OoOl to MN py virtue Oh the act
\ of last March. Inc Dill WAS paSssl.
The Senate then resumed consideratlon OF
the bill to prevent military interference at
elections. -. -
Mr.. Edmunds spoke against sie Dill. ne
said he should nIsI Ieau cnoss s CLAUSES W Ilie
constitution which related 10 the 4 nalntenance
OF the army ana navy, pIosiueu iJl appioss
priations therefor, aellneu Gne @ rlgn.ss "a
States and foTpade theIn a .o hsep sLhnulng
armies ana althoIlneu Jug Iies.us,' @ " t'oe ae
com .chlel o. ene a.g no 20 stiso t
had the CLERK " Ieau snVso ~ y th
Revised Statues reIaIihs " jug uso VI .h9
army IN repres5lng u 1al
the like. Ihess laws ranged from ense ol 1870
down through Tie s 1n1s =, - e t
DeI Oh fIeeluea,sss s " uip = ~ a ~ tha arrnw
OIL tneIn mao IeieIeIcS w eilo u1o " s a. ny
by the President. large naltnpeI oI s&lracLs
we're also reao il9na tfe ts. the ,,o,ro or
the prOposltloii InaI IoiE lss9 a. ~ Ss
eoselGn eo n,u =, r;ss IN the Constit,,tion as
ntOry IT. D.aiaont ~ o 90 Observation-Disclosures
70 tne power y. @ Ine Gn III tbeso Ia rps and
in-cniel M oI elle ,,Iys mly ~ tha fsthers said Mr
u al these opnIoe ..ra, Y, nno rnhinh bod haan
Ednulii, ssie salao Pbusaidon4 bu@id ,1ao oiso enn-
c0nIeTTeu upon ~ !. - I ba 80 has;f IN
Z lci ilou upvh M 900 h,J aJ,,,o -,
o. states py oIaIe Mms +harefora T tha na.a;sr
reslded ll LIZ ~ +ho r,n 80 - ,o
as speciai olceI ~ Ia ouv sh I'D o. anno ~ I'm
serve tne peacs. ~ III ethar taad IL
ifon tle la.neis, ,a'Id and air1a1s ha onnSt;tn.
!aW ~ noI, m9aiu Irhar, ! yau III G.,nnresa
uonaliy eihployeu, s,', VIII 1i",onoo n.nn
was ODstrucIel py ~ osr,, hnt T., taet
10 1863 no one uoup.su sn,s pors ~ Ksnt,,opn ,,
when the CoIlleueIate so1n1n anoi u on,hn,itiays
came home 70 vote, tfie re.eIh1 l,s autipi .t.sS
were sent into the oIaee auu uia oon,n
reguiaritles. IL pisxe,acc ,acr - ,sad 80, ~,
suen tspu79 'ns i"s ,d ,,t,iab rrsvented tba
sought to be repeated. Whieh preveii.eo ele
use oi I.le aIny e q ~ I, a. oauld +. tnr
peace at the polls; .ioW inns Jaw eouisi oe Gol-
tured lnto Tepeal " pIpsius i ~, a,i
the Presidents power ne eoupi .oG 80 ~ =,
He put II 60 the cahuoi ~ StnaCols u ls ' asw
OF 1879 dld not autnoIiAe lu1y .s anu pity
W elnp,hbsnsn. th - rHaae swy v! were fonnded
10 keep !ne peace. hsss .aWt " h. a,,,Id
only on justice ana Tue col'se,.t o,t 10 ron,,h;
gee no reason why hny guyti ,n,,, ~ III
can or otnerWlse' sloii nI ~ ~ W Inotin
ertles oI cltlhens - VIZ It - @ ~
as on any other Day ol the year. us laws ~ =.
1915, the posse coniMo,us ace' - 2 so iaa - a. ~
repeats former STATUES, was, IT, shu' .h ~
sve OF all law an liberty u,luel taI .n law. Ill
lglla saw y. - - laSea. ,aress for tha Praa
troops leIe eeu ", s[',,' ~ Liz, ont sinole
Iuent was ptohi.., 'aii u , 80 80 -
sololef ,oI oile NhIipil,i " q. .E 80 r,or
vt. Eulnihue cailtu osa ~ ~ Uno pus,Un
Oh narshals uins, .ie iaw W aoop ", " ,t1nn
posse eonento, ntI + W., ,t,r "', %
could De called out " capture runaway
slaves NO ap?li,.,sC' m VINO was ,a"yeI OF
neea ~, ~ ~ M ,do - o,,aI
act ana ths prshthp.s ,,,a VI is pal ulue. con
saerato nn sa NJ vi thn trna 4 tha h, n
ue tae potive - y III snir ~ ee - Pte he
was noI th ''ia tn eaV',l ~ 1ns
n rTnitad statea ~ rTa ~ sinl it.if ~
.ae I,gE VI s ia'v r ali the dave in the
" easG.lon thn rSbt - 10 - deapeat IL a dnnth -
Sn.radndia, Tem s,, snaresv tn he characterpsd IN
veg ,Uaip lauatioh ooA' 80 1l'0t -
"9sasi M p,o;na ofrerea On amendment nroxiding
~. ~ D,,,,iI na Observation-Disclosures avainst anv mill,
tarn ~ auai ati ~ cviI officer Who snail apnear