The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22

p 49, !. ., eI,yy.,,nus;r,. am 90 fy
object: !. The bt o 1lels6is - NJ 3 .fs s
spen(iAent. - s9stitrte. a4el u 4i.
ploy at, any PLACE where a,eeneral or special
election Ce,ng n n1o any pt o. ne
6onssisusion, or overcome forcibie obstruction
t tc the exec9taon q me !a!s made y pursuance
ssnsi oisr.e -. siO.o =, III, 81 s~ scS
Grecnhocker (Ford) VOTING ave and eishf votinS
no. After some filibustering ON the pert OF the
nays, 50. Eleven Gieenbackem voted ave, and
TWO '6'r'o" ana ho'ess4 a.d not vote At all
oENATE.-Ihe resolution asking Tor
au1hogiW % tRAe tsetimeny ID tho 1Atestpf ~
on thl 7thsaud several An en- meifsi - MAN.
nv Ranyhi;c.,, a.r.tr,. .,d .e|.- 5.l;.t. v.ro
.S;scesS ~ uncSss NV s,Sr a.s5r kS ~ "sr
further instrucfinS ~ ocmSiffee 10 inauire
cnlavfcl measuTes were used to secqrs tie a.
sccepted bv Ia oommitte a., and The resof6ticn
q thus amended Wa fnall1 aGiopted-6 to II.
The House bill to prohibit ii6tey interior.
emCS IN e.oGGOnn yas xSeo Sace. anu 10 ~
a to 81. Mr.. Biaine then submitted
an amendment prOvidinr that "any
psr s9 Who shall cas concealed s. deadly weap
where q general or special election for Kcpee.
sentetiyes e Congress Il being held. shall. on
s,ust g 3s. SsM y puntnh sa = nm s y.
imprisonment for = neriod of not lesNfhan six
m0nths nor more thsn Two yeers. or With both
ina and imprisonment, at the discretion OF The
Court 80 + !
AOUSE.-Mr. Chalmers called up q
resolution. offered by him. calling for an iryes-
tisation into bis conduct o. At For. Pillow. .n''
by other %embeN Ne Whole aubiect was laid
Saen s fsn S assss
Srr.rrsOn the sth the House iii,
JENA W Suo o.a. jug @
to authorize the annual enlistment of TO boy
M Hosr -. a-c,,.sd fr,,,, .s-;... ~, 81. -
mittee to Investieate Eiectio@ Esuda' . and MI.
prohibiting military interferenos At election.
;ts nass,.~e" 0>'''.'0Ae"' At' 1''k"n
L.. IT., In l.. . a.
nOOSE'-Ahe Oui W eniorco the
Eight Hour law was taken 40, and. after con.
siderable debate, was laid ON the table by yot,
of 1OS To 81. The Silver hill ,saa then taken mn
and an amendment was offered fixing the weight
OF ne snvea lola 49, az aT ansseaa OF s'sn
ton Was had on lie biii.
Srv.ur IT, In - ,o,,A;+ ,;,;
tary interference at elections vas further de.
bated, on the 9th. by Messs. Edmunds, Blaine
ana Cnendier' AFTER which 1t was passed. 10 the
R.ec'.e LOTT % IN Wnicn y came rom sne house,
Davis Nv: va.). Eaton, Garland, Groome, Hamp.
ton, Harris, Hereford, Houston, Johnston, Jonas,
Jones Fla.). Herman. Lamar, Mcdonald. Max
ey, Morgan. Pendlet0n. Randolph. Ransom,
hees. Walker. Withers-SS NavsNAlliscu. an.
thony, Booth, Bruce, Burnside, Cameron pal
Cameron Wis., Chandler. Conklinc, Ed
% ioea Leean %cSilla aoar Mo ansf. p kst
Plumb. Rollins, Saunders, Teller, Windom-8i
Psddocf' Beil' H.mlr' Blaine and SSS'Ki ;rkwoosdi
were paired with h, Mes.rs. Davis. Hill. Farley.
.Sd Wvte. as.,. Grn % ~ nsD'1, esa ~
sent. =, :"
Observation-Disclosures of the War
ner Silver bill was resumed, aud Mr.. Weaver ad-
vOcated its paasage in a lengthy speech, and an
nounced that he would demand the previous
question on the 10Th. Mr.. Heilman spoke against
the bill: Mr. Kelley obtained the floor just be-
SrNArr Hill wos ;ntroduood o,,
oiA was in'Aouucoo' VI
the 10th, relative to telegraphic communication
between the United States and foreign countries.
and .nsacSes rsr. mad. r., M. T;ii W
dIsr srS W;ni"rr A1",Ae " 1Ae"SiS' AA1' olA1''-
~-s- "-'~1 T" ~ s.ss5 :
HOUSE.-A resolution was offered
.,a -.e.r-., e., A.. .,,,,;.4.... - -.
"uu Ie..eu loi '.e "vpol..nen. VI I" 'elect
committee 10 take into consaderation sucn meas
ures ae might tend to promote the agricultural
interests of the country. Several bills were in
troduced and referred. including the following:
Relating to public lands: for the appointment
of a Mississippi River Commiseon: for the re-
Cluction and REORGANIZATION of the Armv. The
Warner Silver hill Was further Debated Messrs.
in the discussion. -. The Dill prohibitine the
WA signed bv the sneaker and sent to the Sen.
ate for the sienature Of the Pres;dent DrO tenn.
-,
! SENATE.--COnSldera was resumed,
nm Tho ,o+h ne ~. r.,;s,..;r, I'm "a NJ
W c .ao AA..' VI ~. A@xNi"u,. Dui, "uu NJ
WAhoom SPOKE a4Anst the ponucal leg1slouon
contained therein, and Mr.. Coke replied.
uor.r M, .1,oa .44..;.
AAOOoH'-AAi' NOA callcu atCeutiOu W
the Record to the effect that the longer continu-
,esce and e with %.a.ter :" ths % nano;a1
mercial and other interests of the country: that
the measures inaugurated by Congress threaten
ana 70 aoTn tne S
improbable session should be speedily ter
minated" Mr.: Cox said this petition was an
been pr;nteS as he "'o obiected to "' e N's st
the time it was presented. After debate,