, 1879-06-23


xptctat Htt,atch TO 71s Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. t., .funo GA Democratic
member vi the Appropriations Committee, re-
1erslng to tho political situation Today, said
sotne Of his party had been Of the opinion that
the President would sign tic Judtcia1 bill. lie
himself did mot think eo, but l,o believed an ad-
tournn'ent would be had, mud tic Appropria-
tton bill would futt. Being asked what tho Ap-
preparations Committee would do In cnsc Demo-
crats enough should vosc with tl.s Republicans
to pass resolution Of instruction to tho Appro-
pr!atFons Committee 10 report the Judicial bill
without political rtders, 1t having been flatly
stated By Atkins, Chairman of the Committee
that the Committee would not obey any sesolu-
tion Ut Instruction which was voted by the Re.
publcans atdc,l by n few weak -knced Demo-
crts. the gentleman replied that the Approprla-
tlons Committee
COULD HARDLY JUaTIFr ITSELF
either before It's own party or tho country in
declining to Obey an instruction which proceeded
from majority OF the House; and that, II such
instruction should be given, the Committee
might Conclude to report tic bill with the po-
'lLtIcal riders, md allow the majority In the
House to strike out these political sections.
Tie lastdtcl men are ycry determined, and
sag that llcy wli neves consant to tic passaeo
OF tue Appropriation bill without tho
political conditions. They do not ap-
pear for moment to contemplate
| the possibility TINT Democrats enough will be
found voting with the Republicans to pass the
bill. The conviction Of tho Republicans, how
ever, to-day Is Increasing TINT the bill will be
passed without my political riders By COIN
ninatlon With conservative Democrats, mud that
another extra session of Congress will not bo
necessary. Tho programme scems 10 be to pass
the bill Immediately. The illlbusterlng element
| will then have M opportunity to test Its
streogth. The desperate cxpcdicnts to which
THE LAaT-D1rol1 MEN
nrc determined to re.urt, II they l,avo strength
enough to carry out their purpose, Is shown by
| thu following extract from the Washington
0d.ettt. THE organ OF the advanced Bourbon c!a-
| rIi,r.t: ." Several Democratic MEMBERS tnclud-
Ing Gen. Atkins, Chairman OF the Appsoprla-
tions Committee, affirmed very positively last
night tlnt, II tho de-facto President vetoed
either bill. Congress would give up all idea Of
ad1ourntng, and at once enter on questions Of
tariff mud financial Legislation, aud Gen. Atkins
declared to our representative over and orcr
again TINT, to accomplish, this, the House
Of Representatives would rcorCnntzc tho
| Wars and Means Committee, md then
proceed to mnke revenue tariff
aid pass bills substituting grccnbncks for M
ttonal.bank notes. 1t is to be Hoped that tho
words cnnne!atcd BY afr. Atkins Will ind q
rcady response from crery Democrat in both
Houses Of Congress; that the party which Is re-
snons[bie for .llc legslation Of tae country will
take the bill between It's teeth aud give tho
Fraud taste Of tho temper Of old.ttmc jack
Ronan Democracy. Let the hbsentecs return at
once to 1uty. 80 that an unbrofen front may be
presented to tho little Dictator who swlngs the
veto With 50 much tllppanrS.h
| THE NOunnoE K1CKERs.
Tic Washington Capital takes extreme Douv-
bon grounds with respect to tlle Tcto, nnd, In q
great mas Of words, practically urges the Dem
prrHts to reopen tic attnck on the President,
far tho reason that The Executive docs not con-
scut to permit himself to be made the suppltaut
tool Of the Bourbon Democracy. At the close
Of threatening article, the Capital, referring to
tAe PRESIDENTS title, says: "All th!s the DEM
ocrats understand Ia 10 the situation, aud they
lIays resolved quietly among themselves to act
| accordingly Wien tho time comes. Tie address
ot pr0ctur knott's Committee, tho other day,
Was preface. Bit tho timc for action has not
yet arfIvud. This ts M extra session, md II
mill e,,a when thu exlgency Of tts calling is met.
Ncxs niutcr thcro will bc more ttlnc, md
THE WEATHER. Will lie COOLER.
! AS It bturis. tlle Democrats arc simply keeping
| their powder dry. As for HaJcs, ho Is, Us
said at The outsct, simply bcggar on horse
back, riding to tho Devil. Doubtless he IL hay
!ns gool lime getting oyen With tho Demo
cra.. fur srarl,s Tim nearly IL death las. ycas.
| hut llo la6 not seen tho end Of Ills trouble.
1lIrrc Is still room for good IDEAL Ut ratrt1u->
tiun hctween tA1s dutc anl tho 4sh Of March,
13sl.'f
THE ICEODUS.