New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
xLVIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.

THE rIGHT-HOuR RFsoLUTToN-So EXTRA PAi
FOR EMPLoYEs-THE MALT BILL-THE DON
NELLY. .wvsHBURN CONTEsT-FINAL ADJOURN
MEST. o
SENATE WA AsHINGTON. June 16. 1880
In the Senate at 8 o'clock only half dozen
Senators we're present The Chapains prayer contained
an ausicu to the approaching close OF the session ana
invoked the Divine guardianship OF the Senators during
the vacation. ~
Mr.. Jones tDemJ Florida, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported with an amendment the JOINT
resolution instrncng the Secretary OF the Navy u a
the necessary steps TO secure an adequate bSNA 'O
and harbors for the of the United States hiVai
so,cas ct nroper points on the Atlantic and Paclhc
coasts OF Central America and the American H'nnIU'
He asked its present consideration
M, COCKREII (Dem., MOI said that the message
had been hefre Congress for several dccsnc
the poIicy OF Government In an f %
ton being brought in on the last two aho hai' nos
o. The resolution wen, the calender, Co.
Tne Senat, bill for the relief OF Doud bTown q -
allowing their claim for S5SOO0 on certain nnua r
tracts approved by the Commissioner o. inu'"n N"'
"sI At $40. MIR. RANDOLPH Dem. n. Jl moved TO go
Mr. ANTHoSY Rep -: hope the Senator % s CUn w1
Withdraw that motion in order to prGGee1 10 'Ho 0o"
alteration of the message OF the ITeslueh. ~ altar
Mr. RANDOLPH and others That can pE "a done Rnb nr1Ti
ward The motion was carried VIVA y0ec .n1
cans app,rcntly@ @ yotlhs ninsed 40" "nu 'He
a The doors were reopened at 10 o'clock. o.-
of tbe Treasury in regard to the claim OF me
Und s54tss Of Se iGf Central Hudson
River Railroad Company OF 1862, n consider the
Mr. HARRIS tDeni.. TennJ mO'eu u oonSi'' '0
hSIse %r' ASrHoNY Rep, r. ~ moved to consider the
@ mHRRsI will not take thirty minutes to dispose
ANToNY-Itis is not respectful to tho President
TO omit the reading Of the message II shnI naRe p'e
ieT Mr. AZ i0NY demanded the yeas ard nays on NJ
Harcis's and II was caIrcd3Se0a' ca oT nay An
N, flaPp l~S
thorzing the Secretary Of The Interior to dspose o p
Fort Dodge Military & ef tn RcyscS VI % SatHes
regarding homestead settler by ADDING prof9T o 'iS e
date of iii ng IN whca to commence his residence upo
saln idu im IN cm M,ss1 objected to taking up the
remaining House bill rembur>'ng military ssh np
Hiram hnson and others e n THO Tor 'V acts Of
war and the closing hours Of the session were h''
t% to sSgtSS RSp TaF number Of
CLAIMS ui proved to be 10y ior COTTON "a' ~ -,
70 nav re ri raiders. rhr question was too important
to BE- coId red last nour o; session. on
tbe other s to prevent passage of the bi Oy con
sumng all the of the session LII DEBATE lie tne'c
iOsf NJ. " LoGHS tRp I'D moved to take up the asa
joint luton wns ieS read tie second tine
Mr. WIrHER7 (Dem, Va) objected TO lis thnu reau-
Mr. BLAINE (Rep., Mel asked If the Senator from
Virginia would not allow vote 10 De tahcn Oh ~ %, ro
Mr. WITHE. said his objection WAS h'enueu 10 pre-
' Mr. HoAR tRep.. Massl asked unanimous consent to
hsYg r WIiERs insisted on his OBJECTION and the resO-
The HnnSs iolnt resoluion paving the House annual
employe, one mOptn's extra lay was Ia 'eiore the
Mr. FLAME moved to include Senate emp!oyes. ..,.
Mr. SAUL ,BURY Dem. Dell opp",ed laying tnlr-
teen ,nontns' salary Tor tw I've mon'ns' w3rk
A senatrr-Fvr and half months WOrK. ,.
Mr. sAULSBURY-Ycs; AMI not cut ol our own pock'
cts but ,.u9 Of the pc pes money.
NJ EIA!TEs S%snd%%rn' %aS %"xe aaOTtSd to Include ea
Nyh, he d, T
Mr. nIiI. Dem. Ga) ssid the extra pay to House
empIoIe vas conceded part OF the COM I"Iise hy
which he House consented 10 let the Scn"le pIy ~
empioyG. than House EN- 'l"yeS- WI sn"HI III.
Senate employees be ineudetl Il ils ~ere DONE II
would 10 a precedent for a iuture se,.l ns .
Mr.. BAILEY ID III. Trnp.l ofcr,d 20 a"end ~;
Wnytes aIn ndmen by inciudLg al lnl.iiar'' pa al
ofo of oh ION On Mf Billy e1psD~- ,a-i u wss se
reason i"r ewing extra pay - .iI;Y% ,-al
plOyes He w4n'ed 10 make the re-o-uii0u h' once
Mr. MORGAN. Dem. Aa.)uoYed to ID! tie resOluIoD
ON the tai q. Agreed TO- ried roes. o....
Mr. RHYTE submitted rcs0!u ION aIrNipAAe com
mittec To the Pre>i cnt with similar coinnit-
tee OF tie House aud fhm him that Conges' was
MIR. GARLAND DcuI:, Ard submitted resolution
extending me anIs Of the Senatr TO Vic, &
manner III which he has presided over their aeloera
tiOns. Adopted unanimously. ~
Harris pIe.Idng M. ANTHONY DRIP, r. II ouomii!e;
rcsOu eXiendng sIiDaI acnr"wc'.Gm GmrLl 10 lac
HOu. Ale &. Ihurnan, president ~ en- WHICH "a@
Mr WIXpOM (kep Mimi present, the report q. tie
minOriy ul the Exodus Committee. Ofi"fcd to Ire
O.. motion Of Mr. WHYTl;, III. Conrnttee ou Print
ine .:u'hor.z"d TO SIT dnr.ng tht vacation q,
pendnc and IIor ordtrs .uu taAt up House bill x
Ing the DUTY uIau. Agreed tn
text 0f IT, car Isle sugar ~ Mr. Beck's hInrnt
reducing t. not over % IT," renI al ya3em III" duy on
large LunDer OF article. MI CONhLlNG saiH de-
bnte ON of these amendments, 10 W!I"tAcr
the Senate q night 10 Of-1ut tte by way o amend.
ment, sweeping revenue measure would d. iatih toil
OF thsee propositions, Uec Gse IN forty mlnncs the -
saen se wiG taten on the "a 5n Of liking the
duty uat on the question IN spcct OF sugar, and
the Sen from Kentucky pleased ON tue qhr>tinn OF
wood pup Tone Of he articles mentioned III Mr. Bechs
OF e''' " % 1h Gr 9Hsn
tlOn for the Senator whI debated 10 take III rs
hands tI power po>ton i for the session. and Mr.
ConkDg washed fora vote He would be sat Shcd If lie
cOu d gc just one vote.
Mr. COnkhng gave way 10 inOlon 10 dleroSc rf the
Ben HD;day bill, by MAXIM II ihe spcca "IuF Tor IT,"
nrst wednesdy after the first Monday in December
Nj. GARLAND tDem., Ark) moved TO take the Presi-
MT. Sc0NKLiNG (Rep. n. W SAID tlat last evening.
wLen he tIed to to hai the message,
rerular re- order IN the hone that the suatc shf come
TO vote on this importint measure tIhe mat bl'I'
For one, H. did nOt intend to lty II aside.
Mr.. BECK (Drm., XVI 'ad that, irrespective of the
merits eIiher OF his amendments he would oppose the
Malt bill itself lie submitted large number OF letters
aud kilograms from brewers OF New York ana elsewhere
opposing the bill. saying woud lie practical pro-
Hition OF Inc use OF imported malt, and would be lu
rous brewers cOnsuners aud all others eXccpta lew
Mr.. GARLAND moved tbat further consideration of
the Malt hi | be- p1sIp ned.
Mr. CONKLIECi said that mat evidently stood no
chance AGAINST alg, aud therefore he would not make
@ hopeless struggle
Mr. Garand's motion WAS carried.
Mr. HOAR mOvrd to reconsider tile vote. Lost.
Mr. THURMAN (Dem., OhOJ-Ihe CODst uton pro
yides that is received the bOdy III
which vetoed bill originated shall enter the Obiec-
tous at large Journal aud proceed 10 reconsider
it" That seems to be mandatory tDiS body, where
is bill tho Deputy Mars s4als bllD originated tnat has
been vetoed o. course thr Constitution does not pro-
VIDE wnen shall proceed to reconsider II, aud that
must De wtn the discretion p Congress- hut to
be another WuctnCf II can very well
20 over To the next session Is unOtter question,
but see constitutional dic culty III Considering
II at the next session. although will b. tc late in
the ,ay But as there IL little tmeuO time, fact
Ito read tue message move thai tine Senate Proceed
to the consideration executive business.
Pending this motion, Nj. WHYiE. who. with Mr..
Anthony mad been appointed cOmWitee to walt
rfnIt NM ID so