, 1879-06-11

eAecHtluH VI tsle !n"n .He1c "Sto 4aHs "ihcn
the 1luuso nnd Senate had tried to repeal, und
had not had tile constitutional power to DO SO.
llc rc*, state oi tt'e iaGt was tns: CONGRESS
VI Mas t9'!ay constAht!onaliy po"clieas 70 lepGal
t'a,t .esc laws, nnt tne IonnMteG ~ on nhpfopta,
noms pt"posea 10 pass ~ ps "nscu WI. a sos up
. nmt Iu.l'neo, ooh.e,oseeu. s anat wa u1'r an
lnl'rcct way o. uonE tetnpotaeii} anu 1or
onn se. year Wnat congress uau no con"
stituitona' nnwtr to 90 90 i,pgsolntcly ,gy IAN ana per- per-
better oi ~ atMl strife that ont Of the ~: He
s1lGeea alao 91e seconn tcce ~ u ~ ol! pro
n,ult'nh any nspasnen. y. s. sa.s uusetnmsn' ~
,n9 iiE.n naKus ~! coatIAct .. meoIInlE ant ala'
propr11ted' . ,....,,.,,u n ,,
roM "tf' eo1-i' DOL u'a' sao''a"''a''s u4e ~"
nov! s,, .o-o ,.
~; Garheta-.n ls.V ConEress psssea !aw
.,sstfesg ,, ti,e cfpenntafes @ ior any one Fsar 70
tne appIopr'ations haoe ioE tnnL ysat. .nen IL
"as louna t!sal 1ne neaos o1 uepa1ttments pse'
tended make oo'Rations 10 the iorfn OF con:
IT, taet nmu IT. s;, ir ~. ~ ~
in INV contract tor thc future psYmsut of
money iu axcess Of appropriations. In pari
t,otcrlt, as 4 part of lie satno provision,
purchase on lchalf Of tie United States shatt
es!ep * s @ af:: : II e1s:on < a; o1s aT
locked in tlIjs Iaw} Ia tho War and Nary De-
r.
4 little eidc.ltutt On
INurunH BILL
II, In roro,t al for H.. nrn,v ,rnaer the Inv a,
- nov .ts,n,s II cnnrre.s nco1s,trd r., mas =
rorn,.r snnr.,,,rtot ttur iii ~ n Tia .nnronri.
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strusd toTathsF I'll fbc s ano docs 1 mt % rspcn1 ne
nthar ,xa. srornh ~ ~ u1 -, Erav ,Iat thts
!. thc ,w hnt her, !. m 'nh1Ii,on 3 not esnI
- ,mai .,,v ,,r,ears ht - ~ n1,,r NJ, Hah
;tvM 'HT rhst +. n tnrr m,,ch brn.ier * thsr ~ ~.
been ~ TUG ,,; a;atas aihefto: h What does ;s! i
sen.linp a Minister E1traorinarv 10 a forria1,
Camrt .i,tn.,nh o,,t,o.ttad ~ H. !. ~ ,o ar'
stuton % wod nreTans ~ him M ~ .n,oint,nr m 5 @
.1utue r., a ne,, .1,,Hc,si I,,strtct IN shnrt"
ANS EXECUTIVE ACT
which the Preadont Is commanded to perform
he is here forbidden to perform II It's perform.
ance tncura auY liability. The meaulug Of ~ all
is this: During the current year there Ii
State OF California, and Ia tho
Westchester District, Now York. This section
Is aimed at this: that neltDr the President, nor
Court, nor Marshals shall appoint tho necessary
keep tho peace at these elections. 1t Is put
there to nulllly the power Of tile United States
to be present ut those elections. Now. II We
have feslsted tue ropeal Of righteous laws under
coercion, nouo the less Wilt we resist their nuli.
ficatIon. Tile chapter OF forcing their rep.al
teems to nave been ciosca' ont tne enaptef OF
null1flng tltin ~ now qpen' "A tals chaptee
NO tou tns siue ol ule iiousal atana ~ tne 'Aws'
-n9t only tnat tIleY must tema,n on tae stat
o1e-pook. nut ih7t tHey snal' Dc e3ecutea; II
you do uot approoriate nloner. "e cannot he!p
onsse!7eS. We arc poWctless ~ APPROXIMATE
Hitnous you. nat hot oy OUT Gonsent eaa Jou
hullty u" W'llen use eenstltauon ooeh not
permit yoa TO repeal.
te ma1orasy ~ ,hc louse 1 a',a aenase % VIII
h!r' uarfcla-uhl yes. -
MT. sprtnger-Ana 40. nnat complaint navs you
to make a9alnat me majority Tor refusing sp-
pflations ior objects which they deem snoyes-
stvo OF me r1ehts attd iloertseS OF the peoples
NJ; aarle!o-t can oettet. snsMee yont aoos"
t,on " 4uotaMon rum " aistingus4sa Eon
outy plus pomeh Ne afe Il! nere under uae
solemn SANCTION Of IN oath ~ have all worn
itlat wc W. wei! a'.a 1annlai!Y Per1orm tne
oullea OF NcpresentatiVe unues the Cohstit0tit,n
appEopfista for certsIu PURPOSES tos t!'c presi. e.
Government; m H. Il an9 gentleman here s, sses IT to
nexeet sat h ngn uty anu 10 9,o'ate 70 taa. gssns
oo'@t@'s ~ Nns e""".t 49, - ~ ."e'A ~ =
conscience, the1r uoa, a1'a thcir eoantry. Dnt
Us fos l'ie, hola that TO appropriate Tue money
| required by Tue law 10 Epf antt4 ahd my vote
shall be Tor the appropriations under the laws rs
they arc.
| Mr. AAAHoN
replied to Mr. Garfield, and made ironfcai a1lll-
s,ona to TINT gcntc1,an's rtturnIng appreciation
| OF hts duties uudcr the Constitution und the
law, and asserted that the Democratic side ol
the House had uniformly voted fur every Appro-
prtation bill, while the Republican side had
uniformly voted against them until yesterday,
when they voted tor thu Legislative Approprta,
ton bill ln the otd.style Republican way,-sllal
ID, without discussion, putting Il through IN q
lump. The majority Ind come here representing
tho peoplc frrsh. IAN unsympat!ettc Republican
avery {ycat,.n1 They had succeeded both be.
fore the State Legislatures md before
| the people. They had eomn here not by forct
Of anY tidal ware, but by force Of clearly or
ganixed revolt against tilt Republican party
What tklcy deslrcd WIS tair and free election
nu,l to deprive the other side OF the power Il
plac, partlsans at The polls. In The Army Ap
preparation bill, which had boon yetocd, til
iiniurity had Incorporated the fundamental En-
RlIah principle that there should bc no troops Al
tbs polls under any prateuse; but the minorit!
preferred to have 10 appropriation Tor tic arm
ruthcr than surrender lint tmpostant privilege