New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-16
XLVITH CONGRESSES SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
BEcK AND WALLACE SUSTAIN AN ASSAULT by
BLAINE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE
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BECK AND WALLACE SUSTAIN AN ASSAULT by
BLAINE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GENERAL BUSINESS.
SENATE WASHINGTON, June Is. 1879.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. CHANDLER
Q.ep., MchJ, from the Committee on Commerce re.
ported favOraby the House bill authorizing the sec
retary OF War TO use certain moneys appropriated by the
act OF March g. 1879 the protection OF the high
sand banks on the Chippewa River" in the completion
and protection OF improvements In and near the mouth
Of the said river. Pissed
Mr.. wITHERs Dem, va.). from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported with sundry amendments the
Army Aupropration bill. Placed on the calendar.
Mr. MCDONALD Der, Ind reported faYOraby on
the Senate bill grant additional rights 10 homestead
ettIers ON pubic lands within railroad limits in Mis-
souri, and Arkansas III provides that in certain
the railroad companies have taken the eyennum
bereI sections OF land, settlers may take the odd see
Mr. MORGAN Dem, Aa) offered the following reso-
Resofred That the Committee Education and
Labor instructed 10 inquire whether II Is practicable
aud beneficial to aid in tue establishment and endow-
ment of schools OF and technics in the several
and Territories and in the District OF Columbia
for the education OF females IN appropriate branches OF
science and the useful arts, upon plan similar IN ts
principles to that npon which agricultural ana mechanl
that said committee have leave TO report BY bill or
otherwise"
Mr.. HEREFORD Dem, w. Val. from the Committee
Commerce. reported an amendment in the nature OF
substitute the Senate bill 10 amend the Act Of 1893
relating to licensing and enrolling ships and vessels IN
the coaet.ng trade. Placed Of the calendar
Mr.. COKE Dem Texasl. at his own request, was ex-
cused from service the committee TO investigate the
removal of the Cheyenne Indians, and Mr. Morgan was
on motion of Mr.. LAMAR Dem. Missl the Senate
took mp House bIil No lS47-to provide Tor ste ap-
Pending debate thereon the morning hour expired and
the bill went over
Judicial Approprlaon bill. was taken up aud considered
" Mr.AiiIsOY rep. Iowa) moved 10 increase the ap-
preparation for dsiIctattorneys and associates from
Mr. WALLACE Dem. PENN opposed the amend
ment ,>,,,r ,>,,, N. =. ", .,, ,,,
juggle in politics TO reduce the amount OF regu
lar appropriations, and after making noise too large
for the country 10 hold about economy proceed TO vote
clause Of the bill deficiency would certainly occur
Mr.. WALLACE Den., PENN said the bill intended to
itemZe the purposes appropriated fOi. The amounts
considered sufficient. bit if that wa. mistake at
least the small appropriation was in conformity with
the homely principle that with little money in his
pocket Will spend less than man with full pocket.
on their sudden The day before they
through big bill of S2OO000O0 included In nineteen
little bill OF 20, OOO0OO
Mr. BECK Dem, KY said the previous days bill
also itemzed, though little awkwardly.
Mr.. Beck said the Government records would show
genuine reduction in expenses under Democratic rule
of money that just mentioned lie Gld not propose
to give the Department slush fund to run political
Mr.. WALLACE Dem. PENN said the intent Of the
bill Is prevent the Of OF the money appropr
ated expenses Of deputy marshals, and to prohibit
the appointment Of such marshals
Mr. BLAINE-In other words, the President having
vetoed bin which repealed something permanently,
going to ask him to write himself down an ass by
signing hill which repeats IL for year.
MI WALLACE-It refusing To sign the bill because II
does not contain something excuses him rom being so
written down, then he may NOT be.
Mr. BLAINE asked whether the bill prohibited the
employment OF men MS deputies who should volunteer to
Mr.. WALLACE said no liability would be incurred by
the Government in such but the employment OF
such deputies was prohibited by the words IN the BILL
y
Mr. BLAINE remarked that the President who would
sign such b after having declared IN public veto
that he favor OF retaining the laws II
repeats on the statutes books would go far beyond the
man who said be was IN favor OF the Maine law. but
Mr WALLACE don't know what the President has
to do VITA tbs BIZ or why he Is iugged In here;
Mr.. blanche will have a good deal to DO with 1t
Nj WATLACE-I imagine it is the purpose OF the stall
wart declarations on this occasion to have him have
good deal 10 90 with It.
Mr. BLAINE-DOes the Senator expect 10 get along
without the President
Mr.. WALLACE replied that he expected the President
obey the which prohibit the use Of money for
purposes which is appropriated, and forbid de-
partments 70 contract for future pay ment A..
the statutes their need OF ms aad9aa egslaGn
are added. a marshal Is not department.
4 long debate held over the section relating 10
the method OF drawing Jurors and repeating the test
OATH the points raised being substantially those dis
cussed on he BayaTC bill. lately passed. containing the
Mr.. CONKLING pointed out tue defects OF the bill,
and SAID it would be indt cent aud dsgracefu law If
Mr. CAMERON rep. Penny at 4:1j D. M, moved to
20 into eXeeus,Ee session. L9st-yeas, u; nays. ~
night and suggested that the vote be taken
"a o'clock on Monday.
Mr.. CONKLING opposed the naming of any hour for
Mr. ALLISON moved to adjourn. Lost-yeas. 10;
nays, 30 Mr. voorhees, being e only Democrat voting
yea. Several Republicans voted nay.
On motion OF Mr.. CHANDLER at 5:lO p m. the
Zt4nnt to I Al