The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-04
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WAsmSerox, y. G., May 1S.
Editor Democrat

WAsnISaroS, y. G.. May Is.
Editor Democrat:
a disposition Is still manifested ;,y
aome leaders Of both political parties to
bring the session of Congress 10 close
prior to June lst. 50 faras the appro-
priation bills an. concerned il would bo
easy enough to Tx june "a the day
fur inal adjournment, but there are
several important public measures pend
ing upon whicIl action is desired at the
present tession, and IL is probable that
these will prevent final adjournment on
or before the date above mentioned. In
addition to the tariff measures and the
rciundipg bill, there il imperative ne.
cessity for some action in reference to
counting and declaring tho electoral
vote, and recognizing the great import
.nnco Of determining this question, some
cf the leaders on tho mnj9ri;y side will
oppose fixing date for final adjourn
nellt until j1iut nclien can be- had OH
rule 10 govern the Two hn,iFes IN decid-
ing upon the method Of disposing Of
objections which may he raised in the
joint convention 10 counting the electo-
ral vote of any of The States 4 Joint
resolution introduced by senator Nor
gan Is nos pending before ibe Senate
Committee on he Judiciary. and an cf-
fort will be made to have il brought be-
fore the Senate at an ,7g,iy ,lay. Those
who advocate fnal adjournment before
June ! proceed upon the theory that
unless the session is brought to close
before the meeting Of the National Re
publican Convention 81 chirngo, il will
ran, Terlapa, until August lst, or even
laser. and that lhe time nnrr the adj
Journnent of The Chicago ard Cincin-
natl Conventions, instead Of being de
voted Ia The legitimate issi.iu.-ss of Con-
gress, viii De occupied in making rarli.
san spocshca ia tho Fall camraign. 1t
is the desire 10 avoid this whieh gives
strength to ,iie movement 10 secure
liiai AL ilorument before tie day Fixed
t. ia. meeting II tie Chicago Conven-
tion. l:s.tariIess cf any expressions
that 'u /, l. siser, the question Of when
Cai'srrs~ ~ilI adjourn i ore Of the
i'H4s- has r.a i..lln~ csn s,isa e. at the
l.t.-..s. itnr.
'fne uiiistg,N Itoc ritrgs in Ar.
Hi.ft.,i.'.cA's l'ctiti'i f,I ,l,sorce from
i.ts t...i.., - IL, have been ,tk..n and the
-. ~civ Gi.i ga Wednr. .ia, =. G.
lnge.s,il. i.-l. of this cty. and Con-
g,sasnan WiIlris, 81 Miehiean, are
Chrisiianc, attorneys, and the bill is
said Ia charge umung ether things inf
drliiy wi.h t~o Congressman rs the
grouud for li,orce \ crassLill will
be EletI viii, tie nrsNer, in Ntich Mrs.
Clhistianey will AJAX for divorce on her
part cn II,e ground OF gr,rss cruelty.
Ihirnd. II Christiancy say that beyond
isolated instances of irritation. caused
by lis wciIfyundcL JEALOUSY, this allie
gatipn caauot l.e sustained. AMI that
even Il proven it is no lar to divorce
for adultery. The answer will lie a
complete denial of the latter charge,
and the complainant may expect a
pretty warm reception from nj least one
Of the parties he charges with being a
partioeps erimiais. The lady is living
with her parents. who keep boarding
house here, and appears to take The
matter very coolly. PHoNo.
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