Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
-r-GREsEErsS.4E E'RGCEEDH-vGs.
WASHINGTON. d. C., juno -. 1880.
SENATE


The bill relieving Jsncs Nlotroo Htisktl!
from tic operation Ct &C icn l2lS revised
statutes. which p:otitis anpoiotmeDt 10 the
army OF & Ccbfldtrltts, vas passed By @ party
vote, 80 anctdn CIT adopted 10 icrner debate
repeating tic statute. hayrg botn WilhdrtWo.
Mr. Morgan submitted a coucuirtn. resolution
that be- l'rrside1t Il the Senate is not inVos'ed
by tic Constitution OF INC U1itrd Stntcs vi h
the right to count the votes OF tlccors fer
President and Vic, l'.csJrtt Ct the Uoitcd
St.u 5 30 ss TO diterrilDe what votes stall bo
received ard united or what votes snail he
r., cd. He a:ked t9 ,rtsgnt Consideration.
Mr.. lngail4 oil 'cch
Mr.. M,r.aa hcpCd the OF cion v,u,d be
wi, hd7awr. the subj yet vas before the County
and the lsi!urs Ct the ll1usc to consider the
i j;nt rule which was adopted ty the Seualc Left
| the utl;c nind 10 state ii allaion and some
| al, rm "bCUt the c. ut Il tic rtXt Cltc'orAl
yJ,r.
Mr. Ingal4 Gtcircd 10 wnhiraW tho nh.
| rc.!0n. add tic n SO uli0n WcLt over ua1tr Tie
| rui6s.
Mr. Nonklilg said ho sss ia rtc.i?t e
Hlny dispatches king what 1cton wal TO BE-
| had CO TIC hl!l 1Gk na ihc du!y On barley malt
- c5nts per husm aud sskcd MI. BItk, Il
| the FIIarcc Goinaiittc, wha! ahs IT rUsCd 10
| no ioaa aDCutit.
! Mr.. B ok sal! tho r. |! vas up y,sIclday aud
| he CfT red aud amendmco; reducing 10 B0t ever
| h'ty rcr NJ adv alC:ou 10 tu;its rn a large
| number nt articles.
Mr. Wallace 10 chnrco Of tic bill said i;
! would b" impossible 20 discuss The amend Il on Il
Fl rec b. Mess Beck aud Whyto (ho latter
| b,icg TIE Cni.lc suGar b!lli "a Tic leg hCU;S
r>mauicg Of tbs session. NJ coi2:;i!.c, bad
! Considered Geo amendments.
Mr.. CorE!nE ass2! Why Chat could not tc
doGc. lie ted 70 n,jeCii0i. II !ho BIZ! being
| lak,u up again be- should insist upon his
| amonime Ct bci0g cgn.icrcd.
MIR. Wai!Sc2 ryIbGrknd that tic Senator from
kectcck3 had Erso'c y given not C that he
woull speak Two days ~ his antrdmcpts,
laughter AID it you'll prevent aIl other
l.gisll:ion.
Mr.. Cooking Sal | that was a good reason for
| vGtiog down smcrdme nIs-Gs COL s dtred-
but not fer sinking The consideration Ct tho
bill self
A point W. $ raised that tho dicas ,ion was
cut Of order, and it terminated.
The conferences report 90 tho lundry civil ap.
ropriation bill was submitted ty NJ. Is. OK.
| who explained il.
Mr.. CoDkllog thought it better for Congress
| 10 resclLd the aCi purument rcs0!u ion than 10
| aGree to 40 unsatisfactory report.
The cottarer &C report Oh tho So ldry civil ap-
| preparation bill was adopted.
MIR. C0tklIog announced that il opportunity
offers he will mcvo 10 take up tho BIZ fixing
| the duty % malt.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MI. CabtlI, of w., introduced bill repeal,
I'M G RI scnti
| fixes an export tax on manufl urcd tobac,o,
srrf ard cigars. Referred.
MIR. Bouat, Of Ca. submitted tho report of
the concrcrc, committee 90 the sutdry civil
appropriation bill. Tho statement which &c
companies the report sets forth 'ho effect of tho
| len OF the c!mmtteo on tho Senate amend
mepts and was read 10 full. Tho bill IS it passed
| the House appropriated sol $50 CIT.
| mo Scoatc atncndDCn.s amounted to ST.
| IiO IGi from which the Scoatc rccadod to tho
amount of S7I3 $40 TIC bill as agreed to by
tho conference cGmnittCo sppropriates So
523 ST.. Tho tlaus. dire LOG tho secretary Of
the Treasury to pay the uoncy appropriated in
The bill in silver com il stricken ont and clause
added approplaiog $40 COO for tho expenses
Of tho lldiaa Commission. The report was
| adopted.
Mr.. Dibrel. Of Tcpn, ,u5uittcd thu report
| OF n conference committee Ga the agricultural
appropriation bill. Tho bill as agreed 10 sp-
proprist,s s2jl $50. The Lii was pgrccd to.
The morning hour haviGg been dispensed
With the Speaker snncu3ced tho pending ques-
ton to be on s:coDding tho demand for the sus-
pecsion of tho rules and the passage OF the
Carlisle sugar bill which motion had been mado
| yesterday by Mr.. McLlue of Maryland.
The opponents OF the Carlisle" sugar bill lod
ny the Louisiana representatives. resortcd to
FL ibustrrirg t, c,c, ebd by withholding their
votes ltft the House without quorum. a call
OF the House was then ordered.
An exciting sc,no occurred 10 the House this
morning IN tic cAUrJe OF o short discussion upon
The Sugar bill. which MIR. CoGgtr declared TO
have been devised 10 protect foreign labor aud
destroy American labor.
| Mr.. Frye txciicd|y aud emphatic lily charac-
| ter 2,d that stotcmcEt as orc which did not
contain o word of truth.
| Mr.. Cougcr Gt cared thst such remark Eas
| &C IndalOus and unworthy oil liz au!hCr and tjr
| time grrnt deal Of rxeit2mcnt was apparent
! upon tic republican aide, while tho democrats
| seemed 10 CT Jy The quarrel 10 what Mr. Sparks,
| oil lllioola, termed tho happy family"
Tho coD!ercLo0 report upon the general den
tlclonoy dill was agreed TO and Tho House
| is engaged il the consideration of tho COO.
| irrarca report on tic b,:i establishing titles iG
! Hot Springs, AK,
| Tho sugar GILL is sill pnoci7r.
SOME LITTLE illtEGs CT VALUE II your
coal Ere is !oF, t@r3w IN "a. itsp0oniu ul salt,
! :od 1. Will rs y !; Very nue.. 4 little gipc, r