Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-28
THR NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SERBIAN ContiHnes TO show up the Han
nsr On which the IS Election was
Manage1 -- Nominations Con-
armed AID Rejected by
the Senate.
TAs SsaAtc's Scssics Absorbed In POllti-
cal Matters TEE House Discussing
tAe Array Appropriation Bill
A 6rrsnbask Caucus and "A
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czCcUs OF THE Nationals
-Cs-lal % the Ne< York World. "Thsr
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rCrz.rrss 4. tie rooms d Mr. Kelley Tar
Ai1sr-o0-, 5t wEicn ths general political SIT
zz.za uEs diseased. There were fourteen
srszsierzsea present. the entire Greenback ele
zsEt n the hoass. except Mr.. Russell, Q
E N1rth Caro- IA. Wh0 - out q tEs city. Tn
Z E1.scELng Erentlrueu Wese present. Asssrs
( bsrlJs. q Vermont; Ladd ana Murcb, G
I MEf1s; Kelley. " rght and Iocum, OF Penn
. sylEzulz, Forsyth and Stevenson, Of Illinois
/ dit8ess AID Weaver, Cf Iowa: Iowa, CT Ala
baua; yozss, q Texas; Ford, OF Missouri
azd D La NAxtyr, Of Indiana. Il was agrees
that i wculd not Be best 10 undertake an
Scandal leZizlatiOn az this session. Mex
| EIntEr, however, tns new party VIII try 1t
EtrenRth, and expects 10 have large acces
sioa y is ranks from both the other politics
/ parties In regard to the work Of the pres
| eat session. there was an almost unanimOu
EXPRESSION Of opinion against the Democrat
policy Of attaching rspeal Legislation
70 tbs appropriation bills. Will
every gentleman present is willing
vote Tor the repeal Of the test-oath law an
th4ftlutho,iZing the employment Ct deputy
/ rnzrshals at elections. they are not ready
eoncede that such legislation can properly b
pat upon an Appropriation bill. They be
| lisTe that the Democrats will have an IN
pleasant time Of it IN carrying their point, q
their clear majority over the Republicans an
Nationals united ia 50 very small. Ml
Kelley, in speaking this evening Of the II
tention Of the greenbSck party in congress
SAID il would be strong enough to give Tia
. Democrats some trouble. IF, said he, the
had foreseen that we would act against theI
in the matter OF tie Eepeal legislation the
would probably not have been 30 ANXIOUS
call the extra session. AS it is, they hay
reason % desire as little Legislation as poss
bic and an early adjournment The fitee
Nationals, it is believed, will stand togethe
in regard to financial legislation neyt yea
and they expect TO get good start at tn
session by ranking documents to their COZ
stituency. In this undertaking they expet
the cooperation of the soft-money Democra
and Republicans like Ewing and Fort in th
; house and Voorhees, IN tie senate. The thin
; party in the house will support some con-
promise in regard to the supervisors of elet
J tons, but will insist on thres instead of tV
for every voting precinct, or one for each
the three political parties.
ATKINS TENN. ON FINANCE.
E Special TO the New York Tribune: "Re
! resentatiye Atkins said tonight that If Il
President would promptly sign the apr
priation bills, which Mr.. atkins thinks W
pass the house this week, congaesg "
r promptly adjourn, but that if there Is deli
! general legislation will probably be unde
taken, and congress will probably remain
session until the dog-days. He says that
thinks a.Iuajority of the Democrats are aver
to entering upon any legislation affecting Il
. kcurrency at this time, bit be intimates TIL
Pat the next regular session bis party propos
to carry out the following programme.
Equal coinage of gold and silver, either fir,
! or on the payment Of a seigniorage.
, Coinage of silver to the full capacity Of Ii
minis, which he places at four million dc
lars a month. 81 Abolition Of the nations
G h.n binrr auafnr,n fhn .,lrcnlafinn, nf Al