The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-13
WASHINGTON. W
IN Encouraging the Perjury of
Kellogg's Witnesses.
renabficans Divided Ga the CUES.
tion Of Another VETO.
Il an Early Adjournment Of Congress.
tgoecitA To the Democrat.l

fHoeciR to the Democrat
v.stnyaroN, June 12.-dQuite an episode
5s.tad the proceedings In the SpofTord.
sstoru case to-day, which serves 10 illus.
NJ reckless manner to which the most
,.ntotls Radicals have been driven By
ii here.
sr. oi massachusetts,, desired to recall
saav Il, behalf, Of Kellogg, and Merrick
|S'.tad on We ground that to recall d Wit
IN xho stood self-aoeused Of perjury on q
.w examination, would be an insult to
III mras.roads jury In d country magis-
~ court, not to speak Of a Senate com.
s'ssa n Ahe United States. 4Hoar, there.
81 waved the old 'threadbare bloody shirt
~ hiatorical vigor', declaring that dc Lacey
a uoor, defenseless colored man who had
~ inHnidated by the White League into
saInc d false affidavit; that his testimony
,6atbel of Iis atfidavit shoHld be taken aa
aINie version.
IN committee cut this debate short by de-
5abf tn hear ANY more Of de Lacey's testi-
IN, ii least, not till, as Senator Houston
liked, the witness himself had made up
Imlsld conclusively which Of his own state
Iss VAS true and which perjury. 10
Skhafr. Merriek added: aOr until Kellogg
SalMform tho committee that he had pre-
ttti de Lacey to swear that both hfs affi-
Nh and bis testimony the other day are
S,utles.s At which the committee laughed
Sdsdjourned.
fhe strait cf sthe Radicals may be i'm
IA, when men Of Mr.. Hoar's pretensions
NV apologlstic for such perjured
yches
A gpLTr AMONG THT RADICALS.
llppears, from the tenor Of the debate In
House and the gossip In the cloak-rooms
Nv, that. q serious split has occurred
~ the Radicals on the question whether
tW ought to veto the supplementary judi
ahlllo Of not, the dividing line significantly
btding exactly with the boundary between
asssupporters and those Of Sherman. for
lident Grants friends, led by Conkling
6ghandler In the Senate, and Williams, of
bNnsin lii the House, are hot for the veto,
h Garfield and most Of the New England
lDfss hold that the fight mas gone far
aah for the present. In the meanwhile,
i5herman has issued q pronunciamento
IN the coming canvass In Ohio, the finan-
lsue must be made the leading one and
unconstitutional issue, recently debated In
n9fMeg subordinate. Under these circum-
fcai The Radicals have temporarily quit
sing The Democrats and turned against
kusher.
WHAT HAYES, WELL DO.
syes has been beeet BY both factions all
fNitht counter advice and conflicting de-
y, md is, In consequence, sadly torn up
= mind. !. It is impossible to conjecture
10 will do. The Sherman men say he
Egnthe bill, but the Grant men say he
ktolt He has probably, in accordance
hIs custom, assured Sherman that he
1en the bill and Grants friends that he
Wt0it.
Aksltuation to-day is that the Senate Ia
n to pass all three appropriation bills
snd them to Hayes by the elld Of the
II week. Should this intention succeed
IN 10 reason why Congress CO. nnot ad-
wv Tuesday next, and It is now believed,
Nx of the decisive votes by VIII tche the
N yesterday passed the army bill, that
11sfe will make no serious opposition.
Asete only thlrty-one negative votes 10
we against the bill, nineteen Demo-
10 twelve Republicans. hIayes's
thy that he will sign the bill. To
M&measure would only end iE di vision
&parties on the bill, which is bo,lnd to
sH anyhow. Late this evening MEM
4 We House say that while the outlook
dattering for final adjournment on
AY next, there Is every reason TO hope
klournment will take place tho follow
htrday. A. @. ,.
laE ToWNsHEND JUDICIAL lBIaL.
1zlsGToN, June 12.-The Townshend
aN blu, relating to the removal of causes
sle State courts, has been placed on the
ealendar In the committee OF the whole,
Nnaidered for final action at the COM
nent OF the next session. Thls ls'WnaC
toaeeomp TIE Repulolicansyhave
ne time been fillibustering against the
@ng to the committee. OF the whole put
Al dilatory action on hesconsent OF
1lend that the bill should not be called
anal action at the extra session. Ihere
zoe bill ahead of 1t In that oGmmlttGe,
Nv Will soon be out OF the way; ara
uon On the judicial bill Will Propaply
lied In December: Ihe hep0Dlicaahhs ~
1ermined In opposing the bill, out tne
erats are solid In It's favor, and nearly
Nteenbaekels favor 1t. Therefore, al
aletlds Of the biIl are confident that II