The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-07-03
JuNKEaslSaob-Mr. Vest asked miami.

JuNEF26.1&aon-Mr. Vest asked unani.
nous consent out Of the morning hour to
call up the concurrent silver resolution
submitted by him yesterday, and stated
that his object was to get q vote on the sub.
ject and let the people know who were
infavor of and who against reconciliation
and free coinage. Mr.. Chandler objected,
and the resolution went over. Con.
sideration was resumed of the joint resolu.
ton toiprovide extra pay for Congressional
employees. The conference report upon
the Letter Carriers Bill was agreed to.
Executive session was then held...
House--A bill making appropriations for
certain judicial expenses, and q bill making
appropriations to pay fees of Marsbals and
their general deputi 8 were reported from
the Committee on Appropriations, and
ordered printed, and referred. The bill PRO.
hibiting political assessments came up az
business Of the morning hour. Mr.. Garfield
sought an opportunity Of speaking against
the bill, but was cut off by the previous
question, whereupon dilatory tactics were
ing hour was consumed in roll calls, and
the bill went over without action. The
House then went into Committee of the
Whole, on the bill making appropriations
for certain judicial expenses, all general
debate being limited to one minute.
There was, however, a general debate. and
the bill was Immediately read by sections
for amendments. The bill, after debate,
and a few amendments, was reported to the
House, and adopted. I'D
JUNE H.-Sndte-Mr. Vests resolution
in favor Of free coinage, etc, went over
until tomorrow. The resolution providing
additional pay for Congressional employees
was passed. Mr.. Eaton reported from the
Committee on Appropriations, without
amendment, the Judicial Expenses APP
1t was read the third time and passed. The
House bill, making appropriations to pay
fees of United States Marshals aud their
general deputies wal read twice and re-
ferred to the Committee of Appropriations.
The Presiding Officer laid before the Senate
the message from the President of the
United States, transmitting his veto
of Senate bill sos, for the relief
of Joseph B. Collins. Referred 10
the Committee on Military Affairs.
.....H ouse-The morning hour (priyate
b~usinessl was dispensed with, and the
House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the bill appropriating $500, 900 TO pay
the fees of United States Marshals and theil
Messrs. Garfield, Hurd, and others the com
mittee rose and reported the bill to tn,
House, and it was passed-yeas, SS; nays
50. Though several Greenback member
were present only one (Mr. Stevenson
voted, he casting his vote in the affirmative
Mr.. Morrison, as a question of privilege
offered a resolution for the final adjourn
ment of Congress on Monday, June 80, a
four o'clock p. n. On the division, tn,
vote stood so to 40, and the point in,
quorum" was made on the Republican side
The yeas and nays were then ordered, an,
resulted: yeas, 50; nays, IS. This was
strict party vote, with the exception Of MI
Acklen, who voted in the negative. Ali tn
Greeubackers present voted insthe negs
tive.
JUN % -Sen0te-Mr. Vest, by request, ofere
a resolution calling on the P. esident for the core
pondence between the State Department an
Mexico in regard to the proposed survey Of II
north States of Mexico fer the Austin and Topol
yampa Railroad Company. Adopted. Mr.. Vest
resolution declaring in favor Of free coinage W
taken up, the question beirg on referring the SUI
stitute accepted by him to the Committee on +
nance. Mr.. Kirkwood submitted an amendment
insert after the word Bullion" the words AT
early q date as these objects can be sccompishs
yeas, 20; nays, 81, as. follows: Yeas-Aliso
Anthony, Blair. Burnside, Butler, Cameron Of WI
eonsn, Chandler. Conkling, Eaton, Perry: Hin
Nays-Bailey, Beck, Cali, COckIeli, Coke, Davis
Illinois, Garland, Hampton. Hereford, Housto
= Vance, Vest, voorhees,, Walker, Williams--2o. Hs
lis, Hin of Georgia, Ingalls, Mcpherson, Tell,
Thurmanand windsor were paired with Paddoc
paws of West Virginia. Harris and Thurm
w.u.d have voted nay, Mcpherson, Teller a
Window yea. Mr.. Davis, Of W, W would al
have voted nay on the substitute for Mr.. Yes
r solution. Nessrs. Hill and Ingalls, did not q
pnunce how they would vote. The morsing no
then expired and the resolution went over. Hor
bill t. correct two verbal errors In the Army b
5 a proved June %. 1878, passed. Mr.. Beck, FRI
the Committee on Appropriation, reported witho
q amendment the bill making appropriations to p
7 the fees Of the United States Marshals and tn
. general deputies. Hosse-Ths Senate bill exem
Eng from lie ense and enrolment fees vessels
i propelled by sail or internal motive power Of tn
[ own, was am ended AMI passed.