The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

N c~nsisn sn veterans a. the Mexican War
Vas carried by . strict party vute, ana = mo
had -ymparnixet with the Consistency.
This mntion Ma, lost b = vote u - 10 ~ Sry-
rral ~ the Republican senators being absent
rms gave ri~r 10 = heated fiscns<lon. partfc-
Ipafef In By Nc.sr-. Hoar. Garland, 1ordon.
HALEY. Thurman. Lamar. blstisr- CnAniier,
E.e-'"; ass c.sss- y. ,''i nav. s"sna
original hsl. Il was sgaia adopted
tom s.arisnd and Hereford Conference Com
mfrrce> were approximation the vsricns srpIo.
prfstfOn bills ~ i--ue- The Teller Committee
~ere ~.ntnorsx.d = a. anr1nE r rnr i = 49,
The House met ~ ? ~ m on the 81 anu re-
fused 90 concur In the senate amendments
20 the Le<t-latis. ard snniry tls1i Aprrn.
taken until . p ma The report 81 the Com
misree on th~ seward Impeachment case Was
tncn read Ihe House sdiourned "a = = m
The senate session o. the 81 began Al ! p.
m. thc previous days session having closed
afrer Daylight The House mendment 20
the Census bin we're In The Con-
ton appropriation bin un- agreed q. The
bill making m appropriated for tho pay
menf ~ ciAims reported BY the southern
-. TIE House bin sppropnainx s1O.eN 80
promote the education ~ thr bind pnssrd---.-
The House agreed 10 the Conference Com
/ mfrsee-' reports ON thc fDrtfncntton, River
ana Harl.or and Post ONCE Appropriation
nfll-- TIE Pssffer report 49, presented. but
subsequently, withdrsvn. bec2u-e the hepub-
heAn- assisted on having the report. with The
vir-x- n tn mInorirv. read. The minority
report on the seward Impeachment case. r.
frrrtng the whole case % rhe Judiciary Com
mirtee. AS voted down. - TOE
In the Senate. on the 9Th, Mr. Window
reported that the Committee Of Conference
H-A~~wA ann F~Ifnfmr~
appropriation bill had been unable 20 agrre.
Tn~ point on which the conference was una-
laf- a. agree wa- rhe pToNts0 81 the House
nxfnr th- pay a iuEor- IA Iniist states
Courts and repeating the test OATH and also
- mach 81 the Revised Statutes ~ provides
Tor the appointment 81 supervisors ~ Eiec-
tfun-- The Hou<c took the position thai the
only condition ON which nn agreement could
r. made - that ahe conferee- on the part
~ the senate should rccestc from that point.
M Blaine ~aid the only point ~ difference
brtsern the cpnfrrer- ON the ARMY b1lA Wa
TIE 1lsr -ecriOn. which proposes 70 amend the
E~xf~ef statutes - that NJ army or naval
ufucfnls shall bring troops where elections
are hrlt, unless such toIce " necessary 20
~nhdu4 srn~f enemies ~ th- Unffed states
The Hssu-~ cnnferces insisted upon. this
nmennmenr- 20 which thu senate conferees
-ouit net consent VI. heck said the con-
dtrtnn IL thfm-- seemed - BE- this. namely
TIE Hnu-e confers%s insisted rEAt armed
.al1ierS should n0t ~ Ar thc polls az the timc
Of elections thas rh.re -lsnulf ~ no inter
AN| "a ~ NN" - 49," W"NW -"
volvet. and that states should ~ ire - con
duct their ei-crions without FEDERAL inter
POSITION. and the discrimination seemed TO
BE thai unless thee rights were respected
tE@y would refuse % make the spprO-
priarfOn % carry on the Government,
and n this demand % the ms
fsrfty ~ te Senate were insisted uDon.
and II there should be an extra session, which
wenld h~ f1ncn regretted. the committees ~
y rh houses wOuid ne organized - once.and
SEPARATE bills framed In a day The two
h5n-e- wnnHd tm-n AK the President %
aGree wffh them % repeal The Law allowing
soldi~~s - Ep 20 rhe poll. under pretext 81
ksrning the peace. eud "a repeal tine laws r.
isrinx % Jurors. % that persons brougnt BE-
f0rr courts may have a fair trial and an
other bill providing that the United states
Lrovernnenr shall mot interserr with annirs
htEis have heen signed by the President then
Cor grr=- wiIl pas every approrT1 alton bill
xithsut attempting any turner action y
pre-rnre. NO money would he supplied.
fuxfhrF remark wcrr made BY Ne->r~. N0nk.
ans Becs Inurman BlAi.e. .aIi.nr,
then male that tire -en~re rrcefe from IT,
ps-trfon relative - heL~~tslativ~ bifl, ard IL
va re-i-stet-yez~ - may - Sand thr -en
ate Gtxff~d - adhere 90 ~ amendments At
III O'Clock tne Ntcr-rrc-ident Anuouncef
fhae ~ would mot preside again during
tn present ss--ntrn 20 that = President
PRO t-.mpere NIGH b. eiscrFf- Mr.
Anthony submitted q resolution declaring
Thomas ". FERRY elected President pro tenn.
Ny HMrarr moved - substitute the name ~
Alien a. Thurrnan- k~~rctrd-yea@. ~. nays.
VI. F~rrv va rhen declared cI-fsef. and
he EAS escorted N the chair ~ Mr. Thurman.
Mr. Ctrkrrll made IN ~r0rr - secure action
- > Is iGnfirr sen@Fai, bug IL wa- frustrated
hv mm objection frryln Mr.. Sargent. nt tAIisur-
MIA. Nr- wlndrm submitted 4 resolution con.
sinninE the approximation tor the Army and
f1r y <i-larkv- AMI judicial expenses FIR six
munrh- frDm July I. - a. 20 avoid an extra
session. Mr. salisbury obiected - IT, pres
ent con-idr- srr,n snd u sent over a. noon.
Mr. Frrry. President rrn y III. then said The
giunr nx-Af for the final adfenrnmemf ~ Con
rrr~- having arrived. tne Chair Declare, the
f0rty nffn Cnngrt-s closed without dny. "--.-
In fne Hpu-~. Mr.. Hewitt. On fne suggestion
~ fhe Eep-1Sic2n@. made a stAtemeat a. 10
thr matters tn controversy He stated that
nm agreement could b. reached on AL 40
tn prI- :. Mr.. Potter said that IL even now
the HDu~e wouif p4-@, mnsfrr a suspension Of
tnc rules, a bill which ~ had IN MS hand. the
extra -4--fpn could @tili D. avoided. The bfl1
Was a verbatim copy IT tire one introduced
IN lis hy rhr then Chairman ~ the
Appropriations Corlrnittee Cor An extension ~
appropriations for thN various departments
p~e~e~s mos "a pass under q suspension 81 she
rules waste continue for -tx months the APP
preparations otthe present hseai year fyr tlle
Array. and tpr tne lerAattxe. executive and
judicial expenses ~ the Government lie
asked that ne might b. allowed ~ move a
s~u~pensi0n n the rules for the rAs~AEe Of
EhMm-f ~r MAfe 4 report from fnr r9minlftee
anrrinteNrfn investigate tire charges runtrltu-
"a In the irsfer 81 ~pecfaA Agents Williams
a1Atn~t fne SPEAKER NJ. arli-lr n~~eupylnx
the Cnmfr a. speaker pro ten. 81 report.
which wAs read. nnirIns that every statement
~ wrsn- I'm rne lerrrr WA 9ithout the <cn-
biAnre ~ truth. and At mo- time deserved 20
receive oflcAnl consideration. Mr. Potter
prWNrura1 the rp9.rr Of the Committee ON
Eiecttrn FrAm1s. with tAe viexs ~ rne minor
INV and ~ Mr.. BnfITr. Al-p the report IN sire
~. MMw aNI.N.MmANmA IAMN mwwmw 4NMmM w4uN.
rA The meAsr~e known - the Me-
tfpwAm hlII them passed. ~ provides.
TOR "A Commissions nf Health. to 1T In wash
iExr1u. 20 establish rules and regulations In
rr1Nrt - rnblic hsaith. a. obtain ami conn
~llunfcmfe information ~ tne -uhieet
~ eriiemie di-sa.e- and 20 r~ps,rt