The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-06-17

certain Of good Pesident for the next four wears
personally. Whatever his political opinions. Loud
appisnss, a " Which ne . pemocrat' toaal Others
prspeiaaont, tspSftsd. Back Tie, House cpncnrrsnt
srsss % Juoe Il at noon, With I an Amendment sub.ti-
tuting June 16. The anerdmeht was agreed
10, snd, the resolution then unanimously concurred
in......0n motion OF Mr. Pendleton the Seuate con-
currfd ip the variO.s amendments Of the House to
the vte agreement and disagreed to the others and
appointed COMMITTEES of Conference.-The bill
tions passed THE sundry Civil Appropris-
ton Bill was taken UP. Various amendm mis-
es
of tadian Commissioners. Mr.. Allison moved to
increase from oo6o % sl2s o the appropriation
Lake Superior, Mie6. Adoptsd-' Nj MePherson
sahni,ted;an amendmeat apP opriaiiag s2oo, 600 to
pscs tSeiye inch Iron and steel cts
the table Mr.. McPhefsdn MOVED to appropriate
f3OQeo0 To finish the ir6pelad monitors Amplitude,
Paritain, Terror and Monadnock. Laid on the
E HousE.-Mr. Reagan submitted a conference
port on the River and Harbor Appropriation Blu,
and 1t agreed to- The bill appropr .ares IS 929-
the bill as originally passed By the # June 80 The
s,,s ,Gsnis @ n We AsrsNs ARS 1ssn
h0tsd the House co 7cuf IN the Senate amendment.
whieh fixes June 18th rs the day of final adjourn
gan stated the Senate had made a couple OF verbal
smendments to the River al Harbor Appre pria-
ton IN, and asked tuata Cja.erenc- Committee be
derpea. depei.''D '''''' '',''' N''''' ''''A '''
ssNAfx-The House till admitting C. 'asscal ant.q-
Titles free of duty WIS psssed, wi b an amend
mpnt offerei by Mr. Kirkwood remitting the dutifs
paid on imported salt used in curing meat for tx
p,riation.:. The Civil Sundry Appropr alton Bill
HoUsEs-Mr. Harris moved 10 proceed to busiresa
on the Speakers table. On the vote ms3 ,lit5 81
the Republicans refused TO vote statiEs that they
did not WANT 10 take up the Electoral Count BIZ
Mr., HxwIey, however, stated that he did not Va mt
to dodge that b.i but wanted 1t taken up for con-
alteration and action, voted in the Affirmative, sn
his example was followed NJ ssyerals other Rspuhi-
| cans. The point Of NJ qaerun being raised, the
yeas and nays were etdei ed and the motion xas
agreed to- yeas 143; nays 2S The FIRST bill Of i'm
Regulating the pay AID appointment Of Deputy Mar
| shals, consideration of which was finally pGtp med
till next day The mex. business the Sp akeI s
table Was the nate resolution prop sing joint
rule for counting the electoral vote for President
and Vice President Mr. White m we'd to ,efsr the
resolution to the c mmittee on Electoral c INT
81 n's sss ina ss fsss's s.ds s
! and the Hdnse d3aHfned. - -'-s--
skNArk-fhe Senate insisted on its amendment,
retailing to the timber tiSspassers on public laud,
disagreed to by the House, and Committee of Con-
ference thu reon was appointed. Tne Senate Til
United Stats. SIN in tie saprefe Court On claims 70,
TIE sales of public lands in those States pass
-..consideratiou .t the spoitsrd, = kellogg s'ou
s,ldisr of the Mexican and Indian wars was taken
| up. - 1890 = = .esi
| HousR-The Senate bill regulating the appoint.
| ment # Deputy Marshals was taken up Mr.. Ke
fer (Ohio) opened the debate aud characerized sn'
BILL sham intended e be pasaed Tor the purp .
Ma HawIky afrigned the Demccrstic pa,ty for 4.
failure to pass any needful measures, decari g !
diviied on all great live issues and predicting
dtfe,t at the ceminy election. Mr.. Humphreys op
pose. the bill. Mr. White moved to amend the bi!
| by striking out the proviso quiring Deputy MAr
dinere t p,lilicil parti4s--- Mr.. Harris, who ha
chs rgs Of tn bill sud y m de f3impottant chang
| Ia the ca Il NJ law NJ. Carlisle submitted n
| amendue au' ho izin3 the teverl Cir ut c. urt
of the Uliel States t. open their respective Court
"a time, FIR e purpose of appointing Deput!
MaTsiials. ,fter he d d. ion Mr.. Calls e.
amendment was ad pie witboat Wis on. The bill
then pa sed by pa ty vote of ITO to s.