New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

ALTON BIII-rHE NAVAL BILL PASSED ~ IHF
HoUsE-THR DEADLOCK on THE DETICIENcl
BILL RNpED-PRINTING A POEM IN THE RECORD
SENATE. WASHINGTON. April %, 1880.
In the Senate to-day the following petitions
bills, etc. acted on:
resolution Of the Archaeological Society OF NewYork City
petition Of TIC German Society OF NeT-fork feaVe
Inc POST Route bin reported with amendments Laid
W The Mo1se bill restoring the right OF homestead pre-
empIion etc. to Cyrus b. Ingham and otnefs aaSse ina
Detroit liver Referred. -.
Tho bin permitting Elias q Bo9dnSt OF ne C9eroEee H
OF his property by revenue placed on tho car
feTs5n the desk on which The Declaration Of Independence
signed Passed.
AIR MORRILL, Ucp, VII submitted resolution IN
structing the Committee on Printing to take such meas,
shall exclude from the permanent Cogressoiat
territorial delegate, which appears IN me RECORD TO-
day out was not. in fact. ever delivered IN the House
DOwn6y, OF Wyoming. occupying fifteen pages OF me
81 S Bin tS $500 900 Tor paintings upon
wallis Of the Cauiol illustrative Of the Life or christi
au IN the future exclusion OF speeches and other pro-
ductona not actually delivered in congress. ~
he mad learned that the House considering the
matter. lie therefore Withdrew his resolution. 80,
The Senate resumed consideration OF the Army bill.
Mr. BLAINE rep, Me) moved o. strike out section .
prohibiting the uSe Of troops to keep the peace az inc
Reiected-Yeas 2o nays o. party vote, Mr.. Davis
Sir. BLAINE movod TO add to tho section the follow
ing. :, -. -
deadly weapon any nd openly or couccled, at the
pO-, at any election fOT l. Dicsru tavCS IN Congress,
shall conviction thereof I've punish 10y mo nt not
less than $500 nor more tmn $1,000 or Ivy inprisnn-
meni for nOt ess man SIX months nor more !u"h i've
years, by both In tie discreet o. the couit'
Mr.. WITiIERS dem, Val raised the poll OF order
that the amendment was out OF order, as being new leg
Mir. BIAINE-It il germnne to the section. It does
no, dpeT0gl,tte aI1tHInE' TIM c,t ~ NOT ,l,,o tho
amendment in order The Chair thinks 1t general lcgs
lItiou.
the bill, Itis gCrmHnp aiucndn NJ, Hd WUs ru!cd IN
order ast upon precisely the Same circumstances
III precisely the same language ana bJ precisely TIC
The VICE-PREsIDENT-No by the present incnm-
Nj BLAiNE-Bcforo the Char announces N" ruling
beg 10 tat hrr' comes pace ~ Independent legs.
"a" Tc or ~ fb Nm ~ I,r' % ne
same line, further Wof ing and enarug tiie pre- Else
provisions winch tho House sru 20 us osrtAt am, ma
Incnt beg the attention ~ The honorable Nicr.Pcs-
Idcnt 10 this that II he rules out that ne VIII nor DIV
take he Senute tAr rich to move indepndrr leg
from the Senate the right to modify la the least degree
any mdcrendcnt legislation sent IA by the House
Ihe MISREPRESENTATION am 'ndment creates
new offence, and the Char rules that Is general eGis
Mr. EDMUNDs Rcp.. VT offered the following
Nor shall this scrtiou he reid t. apply any case
United States s authorized 10y tho Constitution and the
laws made IN pursuance thereof" Rjccted-ytas' 49,
Mr KTRKwOOD tR,p., Lowell offered the following
Pr"gdcd further That nothing in this provision
aha br construed ~ 30 prevent he Ma Of troops
when neco sry to nforce che lawful "x.entl0n OF any
law Of the Uned SialGl 10y the Executive thereof III
Stale Territory lnst iorcib!e or violent fess
lance ct or 70 t 1S rTy e OF Ts me 81 CYE mS
or TO protect any evil officer ~ tho United SUITS when
engaged the lHwfnl performance OF h7 ohcal duly,
against forcbls or violent d'tack or rrsttnncS nl-
though application for such nae Of the troops shall not
be made bI the Legislature or Executive Of said S'atc"
Mr.. KIRKWOOD spoke IN favor Of hts amendment
Mr. CONkLING Clep, N vi shall vote for the
IFS mover hive rO sympathy, none whaiever with
those vito Vatrd FOR or signed The provision % which
ng H. CONS N Wy ~ ar. ,c bJ = a. f b an
NOT sfe. brilcve there Republican member Of
When n CAM mere originally believe tho duet wni'n
was clsi fell abort OF the eyes Of hr Republican scna
tors, and that man here Indicated by his vue ina re
thai he supposed that soldiers officers Ut the intel
states evil military, could ever be i1WfuliY employed
pnc end T%SF 0 IE the Unit n is 81
i1y remarks allnde TO this. In my jndsmen!, most
there in first by Democratic mnJnry and
aferwarl receiving The saneuoms OF 10 l.snnTe OF
claim all sympathy WITH any man laWyeT " 'aynnn
Mr.. Khkwnod's amendment was then r'jec'oi-y'aa,
1e; DavR, 20.
shat DO held - ppy 70 any cl'e u whlcn
the military power Of the United S'HtHa may hr employed
rscd statutes or either OF said s.ciiGn.. Tines Sc
toms autiorrze the Prcsdtn Mt TO use the min or the
land ana naval fOrCc- To en!Or the CIv Rgnth Nc and
suppress lnsnrrcc,ionl Mr. Eduunds adv0 'ntrd h's
Tbc ,,ncnt irnt was rriccrd--Ycaa, 10 ; NAYS. ~
Mr. EDMUNDs-In 0r;er 10 CRY uHt ~ rurpo-c
IhiL stated Of leaving no possD l0op'hOe or mi
csn or evasion about this business OIL THIS amend
ment:
I'm wnicn the PrCsiGrnt ~ the United States un1rr
the Constitution ANA Existing laws made III pdr-u uce
thereof tho POWER Otmpoy military I0rccs IA nc iain
iul execution thereof"
Reject d-Iras, 10 lays, 20.
Mr.. EDMUNDS-l have ono more for tho same pur
Sor shall this section be held % amply to IN
winch, the Constitution of the Unitcd ~at" tn"
President msy employ the military power " tie Govern
mcni IN the faithful execution OF The laws"
Rirctrd-Yras, 10; nays. 20.
MI BLAINE offered the following amendment:
provided further, tnat during tho rXlslcucc aud
States soldiers appearing ~ tue polls 90 keep me pence
1t shall not BE- lawful for ANY other person 10 carry
e.ectou for u representative in Congress under "a
Mr. %ITHE5 raised tho same point Of order a. to the
FORMER aH1na9 m 4, re-, e{ VIZ, Line
If order for the reason before stated.
Mr.. BLAINR-rhe Vice piesldont VIII. hone SGT me
right IN my statement hst no old not take this view
VI: The SirEPREsIDENT ater consulting The Record
Tnoe was no point Of order raised when tue senator
offered the amendment 10 tae frat bull
MIR. BLAINE-Nur was there to-day. The Chair ruled
Il out Ou his own responsibility.
Tue YICEpRESIDEHT-Ap point Of order raised.
The Char thinks It ls duty when point II ralsrd to
Is given IN raising tue point or not
Mr. BLAINE expressed his regret that discussion Of
natter 80 Interesting ann important 10 the country
should be preUuded by "a now railing which contra,
dlctCd three previous rulings on the subject.
The bin was then read lhirI time and passed-ycas,
% hays. IL.
On m mo- Of Mr. sXULs6uR9S Dem Dc tho roso
IuriOus reported rom the Committee on Privileges aud
Elections, debating Mr. SpOfOrd entitled to the scat
now hold by Mr. Kologg were taken up.
Mr.. BAILEY (Dcm., Tenu.l obtained the floor.
AT 1:lO H. the Senate went INTO executive session,
When the dOets IeOpeucd adjourned until TO-
morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House to-day attention was called by
M @ ARPIELD Mnn Ohn 10 The RcnorG nf lhin 1nnrn.