Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-04

cows Ormorc along cOlOnade facing the tenn
pie In the ncighbOrhood of SILVA are Other
temples and clusters of shrinCs, n few in
ruins, but most Of them are well preserved
| and present attractive features in design and
ornamcntaliOn. The Sanscrit architecture
prevails in all the oldest temples and shrine9
in Bcnarcs 5. W. TnAYER.
The Judicial Bill.
VETO BY THE PrEsIDE&T-ooGEXr REASONS
ASSIGNED.
The following is the text of the President 5
message vctoing the Judicial bill
To the House Of Representatives:
After careful examination of the bill en-
titled An act making appropriation for
certain judicial expenses | return it here
with to the House of Representatives, in
which il originated, with the following oh
jections to its approval The general pur-
pose Of the bill is to provide ior certain judi
cial expenses of the Government for the
fiscal year ending june 80. 1880. for which
=, 600, 900 is appropriated These appro-
priations are required to keep in operation
the general functions of the judicial depart
ment of the Government and if this part of
the bill stood alone there would be no OBJ
jections to its approval. 1t contains, how
ever, other provisions TO which ! desire re-
spectiully TO ask your attention.
At the present session Of Congress a ma
jority of both Houses favcring the repeal of
the Congressional election laws embraced in
article % of the revised statutes, passed Il
measure for that purposc as part of the hill
entitled . An act making appropriations for
the legislative, executive and judicial cN-
.f fl.- 4 INF tho tisI-ll
ending June 80 1850, and for other pur-
poses" Unable to concur with Congress on
this measure on the Doth of May last ! re
turned the hilliothc House of Representatives
in which il originated without my approval
for that further consideration for which the
Constitution provides. On reconsideration
the bill was approved by less than twO-thirdS
of the House and failed to become law.
TIE ELECTION LAWS STILL VALID.
The election laws therefore remain valid
--li-ctmcnts ard the supreme law of the
land, biadiGg not only upon all private citi-
-ous, hu, also alike and equally binding up
all no are charged with the duties
ahd responsibilities of the Legislative,
ecuiivc and Judicial departments
Il tho government 1t is not sought
- the hill before me to repeal the
Ir uon avs. It's object Is t" defeat ihclr
.:iorccUcnt. The last clause of the iirSi
section is follows: And n" part oi The
money hereby appropriated Is appropriated
tn pay ny salaries, p'hsitlnhs, Ices or
c''r''~r9 IN TO- -" IN N'r'u' "' i.i.' - ~ i.I
l','lScH nlI'uI, ur "i an' provision "I S''u
l.."' M :" ni me l"NIS'" statutes r.
erred 10 III ne lnrt@"iS clause i'iil'S I"
" 'fci-'h iran'hINt ana contains Jaws no"
~ i"rcc '' '"a,!iS '"iisrT.Ii'h'I ''''''''I-
ne Sc'hu src'i"n UI inc WI. rra'hcS i''u'h
.lh'F- IL Is Us i"ll"NH; 1'''Iuh >''"n''
hat ne sums appropriated III inns a,i inr
persons mt Tor pubic service embraced III MS
Provisi"i> are IN i"!l force i"r such persons
and pubic >rrvi'" Tor tue llS'id year ending
jGnr ~ 1851. and n" drpartmc"' or niIl'tr
"i the Government shall during sad hScdI
ar maze any c1niIacl or incur any llahllItF
Of thr urIyisinns If Ti'L aG nf ihr Krvis,d
Statutes "i Inc hlirn Siaits a''lhorlZihg the
arpolhtih;h' or payment "I General or SiF'-
iai deputy marSinls i"r service III connection
WIN ci'tihns OF on tI'cll"h 'aN uili' 'n al'-
preparation suillclcnt 10 meet snch contract
or pay such lahiiiiy Siiii nave hrSl peeh
Ilade nN aW-
lhlS section "i inc MI Is il'ehd'u l." maxi
an eN'cnSN' ana esS'hllai 'ifthse III 'A'S''hS
laws lhe following are thc provisions "i
the statutes on III" same SnhJed which are
now IN i"rcc
section 26i9 N" department "i inc
Government shall tNrehh IN any one hscHi
year any sum III excess "i llIc HppTopflaliohs
made by congress lor Nat hscai year. or
involve The Government III any cohlrh'l lur
the future payment "t money IN excess oi
such appropriations.