New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
XLVIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.

i, RECuI,AR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TARIFF PETITIONS IN TIE sENATE-THE NATIONAL
. sURyEYs-THE KELLOGG CAsE-NEw BILLS IN
THE HOUSE -CURTIN-YOCUM CAsF.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. May 10. 1880.
In the Senate, to-day, communication was
from the of the Interior stating that
his estimates OF March g. 1880, for detcie Giles LOT AZ
rears and for Amy aud Navy pensions have been ou
insuijcieut and transmitting increased estimate Oh
tho same.
Several petons in favor OF the Eaton Tarh CO;nmis
sion bin were presented-among them, one very numer
ously sigued by Eew-EnglnDd UanufactuierS-
Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mass) called attention 10 the very
large number Of such petitions presented he the
chairman %: OF chat e1 nrsI "0u'O '''A
Mr.. BAYAkD Dem Di.l' cna,r hn "coiendaT was SO4
Committee. said the last Dill ON inc & Inn~E how
The Tariff bill No So 1t was wei h.ow u, "4 He
slowly business on the clendar was disp0seu oil ne
personally would every effort to eet the on' 0Ou
ideret.' a.. ,aor.,ood tbat the
renort Of the committee not unamlmUus he Woulu
oppose bil and advocate that OF the SeEaIOT ~
pat its business into the hands Of outsiders esp1ci
s az sTpsareS In this e9ss .n1s '9 pssoSs
Mr. EATON en Comm dTnied that mat, a Sne one e
ysca,ly epresentng 5000 900 900 capital in cotton
manufacturing which represented every shaue Vi opu
'0 MI BURNSIDE tRep r H. moved to postpone the
calendar aud consider the House joint resolution 1ea-
The motion was agreed to--Yeas, "a nays. 90 o
Tue Joint resolution was therefore taken up ~ pr IU
yides that the National survey authorized Oy nS eu
dry Civil Of 1879 may he extended inso tne i,
Tue Senate tn 1rdSde on that ay be Extended into
ties S thereof" ,,,no
After dehbcration on the subject had proceeded some
simo Nj. CONKLING Rep., n. ~ asked ut. hato1;;
resoiution as 1t from the House. was merely ID
tended TO allow State line TO be crossed 10 oonpie'c
NS Mr. EATON lDcu, conn) believed 80. 49,, son..o
Mi CONKLIHG said IL tue amendment OF the senate
rply
state Rights. by requiring the invitation OF tds o SGS
'l Mr.. EATON said it was not shade with him. but
moorscy thought and dreamed OF fifty years ago, but II
is alive now. and stand upon 1t even here.
The morning hour at this moment expired ana ueOate
TIE senste resumed consideration of the reso ons
DECLARING Mr. spoord entitled 10 the scat now heid py
Nh spoke bis r5o ! se@ sTs
Tee on Privileges and Elections not sutdcient 10 useht
ksS SSice nSS TSs IL reSOn
resens their loyalty 1t was the voice 0t one Tqc R
public under a commission signed by Abraham Lincoln
As Governor OF Louisiana he had found her credt
cents on the dollar and left 70 cents He found
t nee stsae tax iWeisyfive and half millions and left it
Mt fourteen and half millions He do not aod uoIr
to her dee e the Feasnfy to the credit Of the
est in the payment OF one inetement OF interest
Of The plea Of res adudieata Mr. HOa said the logic Of
the Senator from Georgia MR. HID and those WHO
fought with him that when the people OF any Sate
accomplish by violence ana fraud change III their State
Government this action has the retroactlye tnect OF
unsea,ine the Senator from that state and
uDdoing the deliberate Judgment OF the Senate.
Feeling prejudice made II easy 10 tK tna wrong
WHOM hindered party ends The record shows that the
whole settled its merits after full consd-
~eratiOn. /. -. A.. A.
controversy relative to the Packard Legislature was
whether it was constitutional ana tue majority sad
that the State had set ed that controversy Dy
gliding that the Packard Legislature never was iegai
1Hr HOkR-Exactly One portion OF the committee
said the Senate must determine which Legislature In
Senator from Georgia (hlr HiD sad no. the State. by
s subsequent action placing the Nichols Legislature IN
oWer has settled that question: and the effect OF that
eubseduent action reacts for the government OF the
senste escape from the logic OF that prOpo-
sitIon, nor from its revolutionary consequences.
1t was significant that the Senator from ONO (Mr.
Thurman) made motion when the question hTsi came
up TO seat Mr. Sp0Ord the facts known, thus lgncr
ing any exclusion evidence After further analysis
of the proceedings in the case Mr.. Hoar concluded by
saving that II il became necessary hereafter, the
ohaenge OF the Senator FROM Louisiana Mr JODasl "
Investigate the by which he and certain OF us
eolesgucs obtained their might be aCcepted and
the country would hardly be much reused b thei
charge that their opponents Haunting the bloody
shirt II 1t became apparent that the garment waved
BY them was not only bloody but stolen.
Mr.. HILL (Dem., Ga) took the floor, but preferrlng
begin speaking at ate houi yleeu ~ 10 O'bet
Senators until tomorrow. -, -.
the report Of the Conference Committee on the d.
pOmatc and Consular Appropriation oil was adopted
At 4:50 y. the Senate went into executive session.
and when the doors reopened adjourned until to-
morrow.