Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-01

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SENATE:-Tb
Tie Presidents n
the failure Of CongTes
for the necessities or Z
ferred TO the committee
Mr.. Chandler took the
his Characteristic speeches
the democratic party. lie s.
majority IN Congress luStiteC.
Ing the democratic party as "a
nation, ana as the author and al,
hon. lie arraigEed that party a.
sorted 10 revolutionary measures &C
Its part tsan programme; for having int.
BUSH eSS Interests OF the country by forcin.
present extra session: for attempting TO throw
away the results OF the war by eieyating states
over naiiUnal sovereignty: Tor attempting tOl
damage TIE business Interests or the country
oy forcing silver coin Toto circulation OF leS1
value thaa IL represents: for having held up
ioT phthc admiration that aTch-rebel Jefferson
DAVIS, [gIeat laughter Oh the democgatic side.l
aud for having consplred 10 destroy all that the
republican party bad accomplished. .
Mr.. NtDdom introduced a bill which IS the
mafshals' appropriation b!n vetoed minus the
political Clauses.
Mr.. Eaton suggested that If Mr. WINDOWS de-
Silewas 10 fasten the responsibility for adjourn
n:ent without making the appropriations upon
the democrats The beet Would be attained lust
as VIII hy a vote Oh the adjournment resolution.
II Mr.. Nindom would withdraw his objection TO
its consideration.
The bill was then Indefinitely postponed-yeas
-. nays l..
on motion OF Mr. Cockrell. at 400 nm. the
senate went into executive session, and when
the doors were feopened, al p m. adjourned
HOU SE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Blackburn. from TIE committee on appro-
pFiatiops, reported dnstead OF a senate bill on
tie sane subject, which he claimed the senate
Lad not the constitutional right TO originatel q
bin for the payment TO committee CLERKS pages
ard other employees OF both houses who have
not annual talarfesl fifteen DAYS extra pay,
and authorizing the Immediate payment OF con-
gressional salaries for July. The bill was
passed.
A special message from the President In re-
gard TO United States marshals was read.
Aletter from the Attorney General on the
same SUBJECT was also presented by Mr.. Atkins,
chairman OF the committee on approprfationsl
AID was referred TO that committee.
The House then proceeded ID the business on
the Speakers table. and the following, among
other bills. were disposed OF:
Senate amendments 10 House bill relating to
vessels not propelled by sail or motive power OF
their own. CoDcurred In.
Senate Joint resolution for the publication OF
the "Polaris" expedition. Referred.
Senate bill devolying upon the Secretary OF
the Interior certain duties formerly devolving
upon the mayor or the city OF Washington.
Passed.
All the business on the Speakers table hav-
ing been disposed OF Mr.. Covert moved 10 sus-
pend the rules and pass bill putting salts OF
quiniLe and sulphate or qunine on the free
list; stating that he did so at the request OF Mr..
MCKENZIE The vote resulted yeas III, nays a.
MesSrs. O'Neil and Bingham, and several
| other republicans who had refrained from vot-
ing, raised the point OF order that no quorum
lad voted, and the call or the House was Or
deIed. Thereupon several memeers who had
been present during the roll call obtained leave
TO vote, ana the vote as finally announced stood
yeas rs, nays 81. The Speaker thereupon de-
clared the bill passed, amid applause on the
| democratic side.
Mr.. MCGOWAN moved 10 suspend the rules
and pass Senate bin providing ONCE room for
the National Board cf Heath and for the print
Ing OF its reports and papers Agreed to-yeas
| 1872, nays is.
MIR. Cannon moved to suspend the rules and
| tees OF United States marSaals and their gem
| eral deputies during the fiscal year ending June
| 80, 1850.
MI. Cannon's motion was rejected by party
vote-yeas CT, nays So, (the Speaker voting In
| the negatively
The House then, at half-past five, adjourned.