New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
xLvIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.
Al pppopT OF PROCEEDINGS.

prcur Ap REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
sc.yn.I REVIVED IN THE sRNATE--AR.
ppxpIKroS OPPOSED TO UNsEATINo KELLOGG
r,,v ,,ppARY-THE HOUSE PAssRs TIE LEGlS-
.r,vy p11I-A VOTE IN FAVOR OF ADJOURN
MENT ,eoo
Tn the Senate to-day there was presented
,,at,,,ou Of the Maritime Exchange for the passage o
the hin transferring BediOeo Island, NewYork harpor
from the War TO the Treasury Department ior "ar"o
Hospital purposes. . ,,o-no,
The House bill amending the laws relauhG W '
sayenue was favorlbly reported
The bill to secure the safe keeping VI "o"'' P
court was favOrably reported ,,.o,,oht
The House bill TO regulate the practicein
to recover damages for the infrlneeiDeh'"' pawn"
reported Ti.h "m Ais from the Select Committee
on Couuilug tue Ecct0ra wore: ',Iny of rho cleo
ne se1 r ana ProTd OT o
counting Of the electoral votes 9na -" The calendar
also Tepored the same COMMITTEES tbe
Toes Of EectoIs Tor President and V'ceffeS'uen'
Pisc"6 on 1"s em Ccnn rreseuted the memorial Of
MS Dav,s Hatch of Norwak Conn., alleging Inas oS
vas in 1865 arrested. tried Nv mock o0u,, 1 a.,
ana o false charges Of aid rsnrr"ctiGn that
his was commute, 10 az Months in prison by
connyance Of American .lcaIs ~ en 20 he TTntted
scheme iSr the sea se tnat his he per
staeSS W. reav~ the country. would tend defeat maj
sS6eme ,bese oficais AID they are found gny.
he pr~ys for reparation for his tJnres M ,Se
abssis TOT Or G"vernm~nt Of III United States and ITS
civil and military officers 70 'Set an Of the
limited States temporarily bling in forss s
AGAINST The nrHitra tko %"' o. " said Ills mlr had
MT S,nN. nm before under similar CIRCUMSTANCES 10
the present. eresrI 10 the dcirmcnt certain PROMINENT
,arsans He moved TO ccompa'y INC friereu'9 U, .c
p vestieate the alterations contained therein and
REPORT at the earliest n atcr ought
to b. acted H. wa oGp2Sttd b 20 ,r tS of
@ent the from ,So 10 s eou have no
n;cction to this proposal 10 refer to committee Oh
which be was a m rnsnSc;c a"u :" "'''" ''''
M CONKIING-Then could not the co'nInntee 80 10
port uHSlr y ON sir nm opposed to HeinG IN
t%c,ed neremptorily 10 do what it Is my duty us
member OF ts b STEy exprcd MI Eaon remarks
were nshsd AID the mater %Sf f the erection of
MI; vi SUof,;nc NJ PoughkeepSr. Referred.
The senate resumed consideration Vi Tue Ne"0ES'
SPS'[Pp oS said 81 thai he BE
obse9 TO dS S ST csr%ener aud thai OF the Senator
from Georsa r Hhn ThG II m wSs t to
s sse nSe ] SeiSs udsal body far a.
Wss necessarS to determine everything enteT'ne
tnfo the qualifications of claimants to us nenDtsh;
had ms iurisdicOu ALWAYS. aud could AMI should
grant rehearnes upon snen rnen of
S,nofa was of Applicable here. lie did not agree VIZ
The Senator from Georgia that the decson o. tne sa'
sto tne Legislature must bind the Senateln all cases
rha senate could not lite declsoue 10 CONFORM
msde mon the best evidence procurabe by 1t at IN
time "a 10 which the true Legislature me esuno
taken before the committee proved nothng Du tne
ao,ry of the witnesses. II did not prove Sponorh'
hornes whether they capable OF proof he dd no
NOV. Int he would not vote ~ set aside former actI
ofthe Senate upon such evdenceeveD II IL haa oeen nov
evidence. .. 81, w., rroooad0d IN onnose III
resniuops, The evidence now presented IN support =
~ resniIitiops contained nothing new upon them
went op to show that nothing In me nve points n0r
fhe supplementary points insisted Oh 10y III M
haen proven before the COMMITTEE lie ulu not uesI
70 tocn nm IN the other aspects OF tbe case az peeh
re KelIogg resolutions Informally lald asioc
On motion Of Mr. THURMAN Dem. OhlOl the lOll
resolution author court OF inquiry NJ tS Gsv
|rhonas Worbington late COOnei OF the 4oth Oho fO
upteeTs was taken up. ..... .,,..,,n,o ,
Ster some dfeeussiOn the committee suostitnte
nav Mr. Worthmgton 1852 was agreed 10 anu inc Vi
Tbe hin providiug additional accommodations for u
ConoressonaI Library taken w. The penoln
0Dastion " as on Mr. Morrirs amendment providing u
ne apoontment OF eOnE tee 30 report as 10 tue mo
sni,abie site for a bu, ding for the library.
MT INGALLS, (Rep., kanD ohefe0 an atnenuuent
,ha h,ii HStrucpg the committee to report also upt
the sdvisabihty of erecting new Oul'aing anu naH
NJ MORRILL, (Rep, VIZ favored separate bu'ldiu
The cost of extending the Capitol was estlnare1
"a oOOOOO. new building would COST ABOUT $z'VV
900 mr. If the site was pHrcha sed &3OoOOOO. , ,
w" At, inrais's amendment was agreed TO and the
5.21 the Senate went into executive session an
when tbe doors were reopen9d, adjourned until Monda