New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
ELVygB COYGRESS-IID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
TIE SENATE CONSIDERS THE BILL TO APPoINr
CoLORgD CADETs-THE NAVY BILL PASSED
TRE KELLOGG CASE TAKEN UP-THE HOUSE
OCCUPIED WITH PRIVATE Bills.
SENATE. April 80. 1880.
Tn the Senate to-day the bill for the relief
Of certain settlers on pubic lands and TO provide for
the repayment ct certain ees and commissions paid on
void entries on pnbc lands fayOraby reported and
placed on the calendar
Mr. EATON Dem. Corn.J. from the Committee on
Appropriations reported favOraby ul Il House Joint
resolution aparOprafing $4,000 for tho CONTINGENT
f1pd of the He asked It's present considerations
Mr.. EDMUNDS G2ep. va asked how the continE MT
fund had hpcn expended and exhausted.
Mr.. EATON only u cw that 1t was exhausted lie
Mr. IDliI'%DS Thought the Senate should know It, Il
had been the rrticc bpfye N" SrpaI Has rfTnrd %
hay" such matters explained iclGr' AcHhE tP" th' a.
II"obected to the present consideration Oh ta rc"''u-
ton. ,..,....
pcudng quc-i'cn bong on Mr.. AiiA1n'! maidmeht to
drcc, the 2rrsi"ut toarpoint t"' c"i"rcd cidet5R-
Mr. ECENsiDEtir j. - saa tngt wien The amcE'l-
s':rr reflection, ne wcud vote Cor the amendment;
Recent events ~ The Acnicmy ha' roHscu
A. graduate Of and lover al the institution he took
deep interest ~ ia nlli1s'nrn'' ~ Was Nauohnl
Ihe student orch ro"ueseHf ire National Lei .atnr2
II rrh' ne atcr ihr expect ell prrir-
rra,c but m E,iituiI,u inlcs the direct control -
Congress sGoGn moi b. allowed 10 krrp this facln=
alive There seemed to De 1T position hu a. ~ c"9IAl'
the coiorrdrlcc IN nProin mont ~ rad IT, IT," r.
Dent ls matter " precedent, ap'rints sons ~ ritI
officers or al Gisjiug sGCd sacrH"u. Very icT cni""
boys in Tho NORTH are tttcd bJ 'lHihins 10 p5 pa
admission when appointed hy member. Of t"n-r', g.
Very few Of tnoSc IN ~ -"l'h are wei cunG[h ECU
cated to pass Oh" compcitV" "ENninat"lS An" h'iI
sentative II" nat t!nN ~ wi-' I" app"h' i!'.h. ~
ol These ac.s. ne wound d'att iruih ms Eehnt"'
principle. AMI vote Tor aN qJ.riDg c"'iu.I NINA
Ter coored hoys 10 he aNprnlr ~ cadets r would
7h'w IN" Management 81 me N'',!'l', NJ. 4u ~ ,,
creating SdctCFWih.j !" h;af' j. 'l'l'''t ft',"
tiar tna, al cadets sDlli Joy tQuai privileges; mat
merit alone shall be- tD ru!e OF Siadut'na; ihai SocM
ostfacl'in Sl"ii not ~ t'rd go. "I.u I'M ''
cadets enjoying tho favor oi III" Government -hall W."
eight Others enjoying the same hyanlncr. hr hop'h
The INVESTIGATION now DID lIcFh,@ N"''" ,anoh' IN,
the fact the! the COPS j. GOT tllhtcu WIN
Tie duty or Coyrcs, 10 use IN" must rati al
means tn MAKE ne institution y .'l"Gni org, a'h y IL
i-t,I tll t." ir,c Iit De- unnecessary.
Mr.. DAWES Uirp., NassJ my Il 10 aurUd inr amrnd-
cadets ~ large" y'atiy addition o. the zen antH"r
zrd. lie dd not fa}"r the compulsory APPOINTMENT of
IN ~ "a, ro,,,o rv aonn,nfc1 b. ia" (yrrnr,nt and
Ind he moral iraiei tIet :ac'. Sir Dtw"s desired
IN. ~, ~, ~ enc ~ ulc ON MIN ,q,ri was
more powerful than any Hit"rnp t. enact hr LIS That
he should disregard the color I've ~ his Atl"nimi-
Hr. HhNI.IN Gtep.. Me- wo"d not xot" g." sud any
more Parf 10 an Institution Whose officer tu' r ~tG
dent, that be would not a>c lat WIN h9.'ie c"dt'
president issued order rating hIs CHirs while
they were yet GA trial II TIE uc"splp'r di,rat a.
were correct had ocrurr" At West P"iut. H. would
no; PREJUDICE the c,- bat would send mot" cadets
there untl examination INTO tie mn'scI"' NJ "r:v
Mr.. HEREFORD tD,m., W. va soid III" AMT in
HE smdrnta Conyrr,s,.,ra proposed 10 d-k "
cadets what they T". 81 NJ nn ih'lr'CIN'f
= vine decree. No i% cru enforce ,"cmi ln'"'"nr~,
ana nos constantly made tnc ~GlJrt - to"ar.~.o.i
~, r-t,t,N - III 10, - n, md yAxI.,. ficin