The New York herald., 1879-07-01

were paired with Messrs. Wallace, Grover. Thurman
and Hill. of Georgia. who would have voted nay.
The Senate resumed consideration of the Senate
bill relating to vessels not propelled wholly by sail
or internal motive power of their own. exempting
such craft from enrolment or license, and the bill
was passed.
ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Mr.. EATON. ldem.) of Conn.,, from the Committee on
Appropriations. reported the House joint resolution
to adjourn sine die at four p NJ. to-day with recon-
mendatIon that it pass.
Mr.. WINDOW. of Minnesota regret exceedingly
to interpose an objection, and l do it upon this
ground:- Tho rules say that this resolution shall
not be acted upon to-day II objected to, unless
this side waive this rule for the purpose OF letting
Congress go home without completing the business
for which il was convened. do not think proper to
waive the rule for that purpose, and hope our
friends on nights deliberation will believe it their
duty pass the bill which they can do before four
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Several democratic Senators-We don't need any
time for deberation.
The resolution accordingly went over until to-
morrow.
zAcK CHANDLER AGAIN
Mr. CHANDLER, trep.) OF Mich. said whether the
adjournment resolution passed by the House is
acted upon to-day not is imnaterial. We have
now been three months and half in this capital.
not without certain results. We have shown to the
people OF this nation Just what the democratic
party means. The people have been informed ~
your partys ends and aims. by fraud and violence.
by shotguns and tissue ballots hold the present
taken early opportunity to show what you intend
to do with that majority thus obtained. You are
within sight OF the promised iand but like Noses
OF old we propose to send you up into the mountain
to die Great langhter.)
Mr. President. we are approaching the end OF this
extra session, and its record will become his
tory. The acts Of the democratic party as mani
fested in this Congress justify me in arraigning it
before the loyal people OF the United States on the
political ssueg which it has presented as the enemy
of the nation and as the author and abettor OF re-
bellion.
Mr. CHANDLER proceeded to arraign the democratic
party az toilows:-
F,sst-For having resorted to revolutionary meas
ures to carry out their partisan projects by attempt
ing to coerce the Executive by withholding supplies
and thus accomplishing by starvation the destruc-
tion or the government which they had failed to
.Seco.d-For having injured the business interests
Of the country by forcing the present extra session
after liberal compromises were teuuered TO them
prior to the close of the last session.
Third-For having attempted to throw away the
over national sovereignty. We sacrificed more than
three hundred thousand lives aud expended
$4,000. 100000 to put down this heresy and 70 per-
petuate the national life They surrendered this at
Appomattox. but now they attempt to renew this
pretension.
F0urh-tor having attempted there are honorable
exceptions. aud long may they be remenibered) to
damage the business interests of the country by
forcing silver coin into circulation OF value than
it represents, thus swindling the laborng man and
the producer by compelling him to accept
cents for . dollar and thus enriching the bullion
owners at the expense Of the laborer. Twelve hun
dred nillicn dollars s paid yearly to labor alone in
this country and by forcing eghty-fve-cent dol
lar on the working men you swindle them out Of
$3.50, 900 QUO yearly.
FjM--For having removed without cause expe-
rienced officers and employees of this body. of
whom served and were wounded in the Union army
and with appointing men who had IN the rebel army
attempted to destroy the government.
SirM-For having instituted secret and illegit
mate tribunal, the edicts of which have been made
ance Of the Fundamental principles Of tho consttu-
tion The decrees Of this junta are known. although
its motives are hiaten.
ABOUT JEFF DAVIS.
Seuenn-For having held up for public admiration
that arch rebel Jefferson DavisVsreat laughter on
the democratic MISUNDERSTANDING that he was inspired
by motives sacred and noble a. animated Wash
ington, and having rendered services in attempt
ing to destroy the Union which would equal in his
You may laugh; the people of the North will make
you laugh from the other side OF your faces. IRE
Eigan-For having undertaken to blot from the
statute book OF the nation wise laws rendered me-
cessary by the and its results and insuring
me. liberty and the pursuit Of happiness" to the
emancipated freedmen. who are now so bulldozed
and kukuxed that they are seeking peace in exile.
although urged TO remain by shotyuns.,
NiaM-For having ATTEMPTED to repeal the wise
legislation which excludes those who served under
snd rsvyt tfc aited s,steS ~ Inc
Tents-For having introduced . large amount Of
the exclusive beneft the States re-
Gently in rebellion which, il enacted would bank
rupt the national Treasury.
EepeaM-For having conspred to destroy all that
them breaking their oaths of allegiance to the United
States. and pledging their ives their fortunes and
their sacred honors to overthrow this government
They failed and thus lost all they pledged.
CALL A HALT!
Call haiti The days of vaporing are over. The
loyal North is aroused and their doom is sealed.
MIR. CHANDLER continucd-I accept the issue
these arraignmcnts distinctly and specifically before
the citizens OF tins great Republic As Senator of
the United States and as citizen of the United
States appeal to the people 1t is for those citizens
to say VINO is right and who is wrong 90 bel ore
ir1y artv
right and that the democratic party 10 wrong. They
have made these issues, not we and by them they
constructed not only for 1879 but for 1880. They
cannot change it. for we will hold them to it. They
have made their bed and we will to it that they
lie thereon.
Mr.. BAyARD. (dem.) OF Del. from the Committee
on Finance. reported favoraby on House joint
luton to supply Congress with 500 copies of "Heyls
Import Duties. Passed.
THE REFRIGERATING SHIP.
Mr.. HARRIS, (dem.) of Tenn, sent to the Clerks
desk aud had read letter from Professor Gamgee,
withdrawing his previous offer to give the govern
ment the benefit OF his invention for refriperatnr
ship machine on certain conditions, unless Congress
accepted the conditions before adjournment.
Asthe senate had refused consider the joint res
olution authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy to
accept such offer. Mr. HARRIS moved to indefinitely
postpone that resolution. Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. ALLISON at twenty minutes be-
fore two =. NJ, the Senate went into executive
sion.
rhe doors reopened at twenty-five minutes
before four r. NJ, and the Presidents Message call
ing attention to the failure of Congress to appropr
ate money for the necessities OF the government.
was read and referred to the Committee on Appro-
priations.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. announced his signature
to the bill relating to vessels not propelled by sail or
by Internal motive power OF their own.
TIE ADJoURNMENr AGAIN.
AIR. EATON, OF connecticut--If may venture I
Will again ask consent to proceed to the considcra-
ton or the resolution tor adjournment that had
the honor to report this morning by instruction
the Committee ON Appropriations. 1t was objected
to early in the day; hope there will be no objection
now.
Mr.. WINDOW. or Minnesota dislike extremely to
object, but Message from the President has Just
been read calling the attention of the senate to the
yer. great Importance OF passing some appropria-
tion tor the support of the marshals and III adj
journ now 1t will be impossible to do that In view
OF that Message and the necessities to the public
service of passing such bill do feel at liberty
to withdraw my objection. That objection is
strengthened very much by the Message the Presi
dent calling our attention to the tact the public
interests will suffer II we do not pass such bill.
MIR. EAToN--I would like to ask the Senator III he
really supposes that our sitting here until tomor