New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
IN. K.LLoGG Ca.E ~ TIE sESArF-TiE rTIz
JirV PORTER BILL PAs3ED-PEpPos.D iNTfr-
oCE,NiC CANAL COMPANY ~ TUr n"tsE-TiiH
ELECTORAL REsOlrTfoN--THE frNrIN@ hi J.
TsRsE II.
SENAIE..WA. niNGroN. Dee. H. 1880.
In the Senate to-day report 81 the Chlei
az ENGINEERS wal Submitted recommending q pnn Tor
the pro,oscd Ice harb,r nj -: Louis. Also comnuni-
cation from hc secrct,ry 81 wr Recommending a"pf"-
pratlons seeregatns SiG5OO0 to coyer incrcased tr
penscs in the Q1ir. rm,ster Generals D'p'dmfnt.
caused by toe presentation Of claims uudcr the ac' 81
July 4, 1864
Bills were introduced and referred as follows:
BY Mr. FDMUNDs QRcr., VL)-T0 revive ana continue
ti,e Court OF C,nmilsinncrs Of Alabama Claims.
by MT MCPHERSON DeH., \. J.l-IO conn" mor"H
By sr WILLIAMS Dem. Ky)-In regard TO com
municablr dIaci ses Of ANIMALS. -
MI SALISBURY Dtm. Drl) Announced tnht on, on
Thursday ne will ak hr SlhRjc 10 take mp the ri0H
lions dre rine Mr. Kellogg. OF LOulsiAna, not entitled 10
XT HoAK (Rcp. MassJ remarked that the Kellogg
resu utuns n,I made imperative by thr de"th 81
Mr. sp.ford The g. edcliials NJ "a no" e'ainahl' al
Manning, mad b en rriered % a committee.
Mr. sAUI-BURI SAID ihere wcr- two resolutions no"
on the cal ui.u-- Ne us.AfnR M kellogg, tie otncr
seating Mr. spuGOr. The latter was OF course inopefh
i've but the form renamed Tor action -, -
Mr nOAR In ugnt It Improper to consider me ncsr
lullOh. Di Mr.. Salisbury iu.end ~ force ths po'
ant matter On the sen'e iuss b lore the Christmas
hoId.V, hen the o. . p We thin I
Mr. SALISBURY Perhaps tnore VIII be no Ohr'sF
SIr BLAINE dIep. Me- suggested that II be now
decided whether tnrr- should b" 90 not ,
Mr. BI:l K dem. XVI was oppos TO an extended
vacation. IL Wisncd very "orkinS hH 90 pe ~ "So
ina there RnouId be- no need OF M extra s"5S"h
Mr.sAULoBURY r Id he had m'reiY "hn0nnccn hls
dosre % nave tne resolutions Lkrn up on h"4rs ny
Ine senate could vote On hs hot'3h 'Hoh' anu 49,
discussion Low was needless Tie subject was 'n''e
lbe aGase bin suyhorzi gtne removal Of t'bacco IN
process ut mauutdc.uie was lndeuli"b posip"lel.
p1 tnr secretary Of wa TO furnish al the
tponIcnce between G, nerli J. ~ sonld"l1 aud MAJOR
T. Gardner regard 60 TIE court OF oiicers hqhr
ing INTO tn- OF Fnz JON P0rltr. AGrerd To-
Or MORRILL, (lep. va ofel Ell reso'dtion instruct
auirr whether the cISidg tee2raph ncs largely
interfere win the business of the Post ONE Depa,t
mrnt and whether teesrSpIic service should not be
paced exclusively IN tue usnds 81 the Octrh uo'eIn
Inc morning Iour having expired -he Senate resumed
consideration Of the bii Tor The relief OF fiiI Johh
Mr. DAWES tRrp, Moss) offered the following as q
substitute the one proposed by Mr RshGolph .
That the President htrroS authorized, ",'I h,n
eighteen months the paCsage - this act, IN ms
discretion. by and win he AdYe ana consent OF lh.
eenat, TO appoint the army f1tz john Porter, Wuo
was dismissed by ntenoc =. Court martial, January
49, 1868 PROVIDED, however. thS such appointment
sn,n 1--WE no higher rank than colonel the retired
list and provided further. thai said POrter shall receive
no pay ,ensaton or allowance for the I'm lue
| yenng beITo Il bis dismissal and sueg APPOINTMENT.
| MI RANDOLPH dem, y. j. said be would accept
Mr. Dawes subst tute In order 10 avoid long d. bate
| Mr.. DAWES wished II understood 'lai ne was not
| committed to vote either on ni- amendment
! Mr.. EDMUNDs CRep., } moved 10 nSer; the words
aud attcrwald.' after the "Ofds elgbSeeu noHts
| from the passage oi tbis scL" Agreed TO-. . o.,
Mr.. LOGAN tHep, ILL., CHARGED thdt the obect OF az
these bills had been 20 AVOID asking me fresGsnt io
pardon file denounced TIE agitation Tor fDrieIs reiTt
A. ckly spnfinGnfAnsm. Jefferson Davis WAS As much
| enttLcd 10 fayOr - wa Porter.
The amendment ole cd by Mr.. Dawes was lheu agreed
tl-Ycas SO Democrats; NAYS II Repupllcsns' except
| Mt. DAVIS tIud, Hid.
The bill was tnen reported back To the SENATE, when
Mr. BURNSIDE (2ep. r. H. road ong speech against
| it, lie d -D- ieVrd IN t3euerai POrtrr's hdrltY,
The theu read tIlrd TINE bhl phsseu iri4
~ Democrats nays, u Republican,, except M DAVIS
| ia ais. Dawes HOdT, Bruce ana fiatt' iifPubi-
| cans, q q uOI vote.
The question REQUIRED on the preamble winch ic
ii g. The dismissal OF General Potter ibe report OF the
| Board Of Inquiry fayorng General Pertrr reinsa,"-
m.ut ana Tue rerTencr OF sHd report 20 Congress ~
The President. The e'mble was aG0pici-l sds' %
| Democrats; nays, % X pub lean ana DAVIS QllJ
The Srnatr bll drYOtlnH part OF
the proceeds Of the public lands TO pupic rducaloh
| MI. MORRILL, Nsrp.. Va took the moor and VIII
| qpoak tn ~ tomorrow.
Al 1;45 A. III. ihe Srua.s went into executive session.
ana wnu the doors reOpenej az ,Orrne, unul TO-
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