The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-02
THE CONGRESS-.
Passage Of the Free Qninine Bill
In the Senate.
Final Adjournment Of the First Session
Of the Forty Sixth Congress.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July mir. Eaton iii the Senate
called UP the adjournment resolution and
moved to amend bv fixing the date at 8 b. m, to-
day as the time for final adjournment.
Mr.. Window spoke on the resolution explain
Ing his action yesterday. Mr.. Window said hie
side had not exhausted I'LL the egitimate powers
conferred on them by the rules Of the Senate In
order to induce the majority to make the neoes-
sary appropriation for United States marshals
The President had. 30 far as Mr. Window knew
exhausted all the powers possessed BY him Oh
the subject.
The adjournment resolution. as amended,
Mssey Il moved W u @ assharss j ss u tbs COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs from further consideration
?f the House; jptnt resolution looking 70 q
further treaty with Mexico In order That II
to. day. - 4o''''eie' 'a'' 'as49' ~ mo eena's
Mr.. Eaton opposed this action.
the free quinine bill was yesterday referred to
the nGmn.es 9at pn Finance and proceeded o
MI. Morrill, opposed hasty action. after which
1t passed Without amendment by ripn uoce
vote. no one voting no.
por n b an gh ~ III
poyes 81 ths , Hoase ] and II senate. nat .spo'"f, ."
yal gas 2ast Haan; M aa VIII. y 5 IN msss ss
mittee on, the. part OF the House to wait upon
the President Tor any further communications
MI. Anthony submitted resolution return-
m oho rs H. 2 he s9nes as & E t ay sSnso a
duties of Vice President. Agreed 10.
The Senate at :4b went into executive session,
oP At h2 drs gae aspsa sa @ n W
SenatOrs-Thanking you sincerely for the re-
Iation adopted to-day. and ior the Kind aid yoi
the duties Of the Chair, aud wishing you all
aas and q @ return t. gour homes - PIE
clare tho Senate adjourned Without day. day. : -
HOUSE.
NJ In the House this morning Oscar Turner. of
Kentucky. rose to personal explanation ID
fbsty dbesy es osrge hag mad made y the Memphis Aeoanehe
by statement That he did not drink. Mr.. Turner
oos tn gsoon NJ e NIKE wth
VII. Robinson, chairman of the Ohio Aepubli-
can C9mmittee, and asking bin to support the
errs fds Ms heb III stsd s na 5 n1 % f.
sh2ud not have been made public. s>e =
aP Z o n ss RB2Fnns B q psfo5 b2sE e 1s
political assessment. 81 government Employees,
and M tho opponents Of the BILL again fiipnstered
The morning hour was consumed I'd voting
on dilatory motions. and the bill went over
without action.
Atlas the House took up the resolution 10
adjourn Ut o'clock. which wts passed--yeas
g3, nays 65
The House then passed number of resolu-
tlons mainly Tor tho extra pav of employees.
Massrs Atkins. Bicknell and Field were ap-
pointed committee t. walt upon the President
and q j inform him that the House is now ready
At2:aa o'clock the House took recess until
4 o'clock.
After the recess at 4 o'clock Mr.. Blackburn
submitted conference report On the bill I'D re-
latlon 10 the pay OF committee clerks etc, and |
the report was agreed to.
:. On motion of Mr. Converse. OF Ohios the |
relation to homestead settlers on lands granted /
20 railroads La the States OF Missouri and Ar
kansRs.
The House. 1t 4:45 o'clock, took further re-
cess for ten minutes.
Alter the recess additional resolutions were
offered to pay the House employees. but they
we're objected 10.
Mr.. Atkins, from the committee appointed
p walt on the President. reported that they |
nad performed their duty. and that the Prasi-
lent had no further communication to make
A. o'clock Speaker Randall said:
hanks. as presiding officer OF this House, TO
he members OF both political divisions, and to
'ay. that / appreciate their uniform Kindness
md conduct. And now. iii obedience TO the
erms OF the concurrent resolution Of the two
louses fixing the time Of fianl adjournment OF
he first session Of the Forty sixth Congress, I /
leclare this House adjourned.
The Speaker then left the chair amid the ap
'lausa Of the floor and galleries.