The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-10

of France was sung in the Roman Catholic
cathedral in Kensington, Eng, on the 3Ot
ult. Cardinal Manning was the celebrant.
XLVI. Congress-Extra Session.
In the Senate on the oath, the resolu-
ton fixing the 18th a. the day for final adjourn
ment was recommitted: A Joint resolution pro-
vidine thirty days extra pay for Congressional
employees being under consideration, Mr.. Ingalls,
offered in amendment. a. en additional section,
vetoed, Invested of the political and jury
clauses; Mr.: Wallace moved to amend the
amendments BY adding, the clause Of the vetoed
ment Of Deputy Marshals. which latter amend
ment was agreed to by party vote; Mr.. Wal
scS also moved to amend the resolution fy
ment At i've o'clock on The 18th was de-
IN the Desssve amone the vSsne NO ~se
the Following Hreenbackers and Democrats:
kke cas BOnSk De &atyr ;Es%'
Herbert, Jones, King, Love. MqEch, Myers, New.
Stevenson. Thompson. Upson. Weaver. Yoeum
following Select Committee on the Alcoholic
Liquor Traffic: Davis (Mo.), BOuck. Nicholas
SS;mnonton; Williams Ala.} Brewer. Norcross
pointed a member Of (the committee to investi-
gate the alleged election frauds in CINCINNATI. in
place of McCook, declined. The so-called Politi-
ter
ETC., to prevent action upon it.
A RESOLUTION was introduced in the
Senate on the 18th, by Mr.. Vest, declaring that
the complete reconciliation of silver, its full
restoration as money metal and its free coin
age bv the Government. are demanded alike by
the dictates of Justice and wise statesmanship
A concurrent resolution, submitted by MIR. Beck.
providing for joint committee of hve Senators
and seven Representatives to report next Do
cember what change. if any. should be made in
nue., and as to whether any change should be
made in the method OF apprOpriating money,
whether by annual or permanent appropriation.
mittee. Mr. Burnside introduced q joint resOlu-
ton. which was referred to the Committee on
Fgre ign nisd dsestene that the people
without serious inQuietude any. attempt
cf the Powers of Europe to establish, under
s9d
could not be regarded in any, other light than ~
these United States. The joint resolution pro-
gress was taken up, and lengthy debate fol-
lowed on the pending amendment to add the
language and provisions of the recently.vetoed
shals and the jury question. :. RESOLUTIONS were
adopted in the House instructing the Committee
on Rules to sit during vacation for the purpose
House, and calling ON the Secretary Of war "a fos
information a. to the number of massacres which
have been committed by Mexicans and Indians
her and class Of tToop. under the eo On 81
Brig0dief>Gene Ord.
In the Senate on the 26th, the report
of the Conference Committee on the Letter
Carriers' Deficiency bill was adopted. substi-
tute for the House bill extending the provisions
of an act entitled An act for the relief of Ger
tain settlers on public lands until October l,
port was made on the joint resolution providing
for committee to investigate the best means of
guarding and collecting the public revenue, ETC.,
consist Of three members of each house. The
new Judicial Expenses Appropriation bill passed
by the House was received, read a second time
lions. =: In the House. the bill prohibiting
political assessments came MP rs the BUSH
ness of tho morning hour, and dilatory
70 prevent action on the previous Question. The
Judicial Expenses Appropriation bill was con-
sidered in Committee Of the Whole, amendments
ported to the Ho,ise and passed-S9 to 81; all the
the measure. A motion was then made to go
tions to pay fees of United States Marshals and
their general Deputies. general debate to cloae in
one minute; motion to increase the time for
general debate to one hour was adopted-lN to
32-and the House then adjourned.
In the Senate on the 9th. the resolu-
ton providing for additional pay for Congress
sional employees was again taken up and tho
pending amendments were withdrawn, and the
resolution was passed as it was reported from
committee, with slight amendments. The House
Judicial Expenses bill was EeP Pert ed from com.
United States Marshals and Deputy Marshals
was re3ected-15 to 30-and the bill was passed
without amendment--2 to Is. The House joint
journment was referred 70 the Committee on
Appropriations. A resoluti IN was adopted pro-
viding for a Joint committee to codify the laws
lands, etc. The House bill making appropriations
to the fees oil United States Marsals and their
dsRH.ies was read twse and referred to the Com
sppropIiating $500, 0oo to pay the fees of United
hated in Committee Of the Whole. reported to
the House and passed -88 to GO; though several
Greenback members were present only one
affirmative. A bill was passed correcting cleri-
cal errors in the Army Appropriation bill. A
joint resolution for final adjournment on the
with the exception Of Acklen, who voted in the
hegative; all the Greenbackers present voted in
the negative.
In the Senate on the 28th ult., Mr..
Vests resolution declaring in favor of free coin
age was taken up, and an amendment was offered
and rejected-a to alto insert the words - at as
consistently. with the public welfare. The
House bill to correct two verbal errors in the
Army Appropriation bill was passed. The bill
States Marshals and their deputies was reported
from the Committee on Appropriations, and,
after debate and the rejection Of amendments to
strike out the clause making it q penal Offense
tn violate inf the 0f the hill mr. of
the various sections of the Revised Statutes, and
to strike out all of the provisions Of the bill
o he re he TT
deputies, the bill was passed without amendment
Is to Is strict party VOTE :. In the House, the
senate f o.i exempnng from license and a. enroll
internal mOtiye power of their own was amended
90 as to provide that nothing in the act in the
existing Laws should De construed to require the
like craft, not propelled BY sail Or internal mo;
tive power of its own. and the bill as amended
vas then passed: The Joint resolution providing
President to appoint one or more Commissioners,
not to exceed three, at salary of 5000 each. to
take steps with a view of entering into further
treaty with that country, was adopted. A Con-
ference Committee was ordered on the Senate
joint resolution in reference to committee
clerks. etc.
In the Senate on the 3Oth ult., Mr..
Vests Observation-Disclosures resolution was
again taken up and Mr.. Allison's resolution to
refer it to the Finance Committee was agreed to
% to Gas follows: Teas-Allison, Anthony.
Bayard. Blaine. Burnside, Cameron Wis.,, Car.
2enter Chandler Conkling,, Eaton. Ferry. Hill
Coll; kellogg; Herman; Kirkwood. Logan. Nor
Ely, Paddock. Platt. Rollins, Saunders. Whyte.
WindOm-G. Nays--Beck, Butler, Call, Cock
rell, Coke. Davis Qll.). Garland. Harris, Here
Morgan, Pendleton, Saulsbury, Slater, Vance
Vest, Voorhees,, Walker, Williams-22. Messrs.
Cameron pa, Mcpherson, Edmunds and Dawes,
Messrs. Wallace. Grover, Thurman and Hill
GAL who would have voted nay. Subsequent
". Measrs. Bailey and Hampton announced
voted against the reference. and Messrs. Nc