The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-12

pv't ,",V,"o' !" WV ''V'''' "'P'''s""''s
hulls pllllo cohhfm certain oh'rles ma
W arrnnt locations In favor Of the Palaika
military resorvotion IN Florlda.
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ALVlTn NGkESS-SECoND SES-
SION.
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SENATE Tue Nlce-rr us'ueh' Dung "o-
sent, Mr.. Edmands presided
MI SHARON, OF Nevhulli presented " Peu'
ton Tor reduction oil 1uy on paper hcler'
rod. In presenting inc petluoh Mr. sharon
SAID no lnougnt inc mrln might now auvhh'n'
geously DC removed from many articles, ~
was SAID mere was war between chplla' hhu
labor, Ihat couln not DC 30 IN any JUST
sense, Tor capital can nov De- ~ wM W that
which u most needs, put cAplmi snS mosr
united are ~ war WIN prouupuoh LOT he
purpose OF plnchlns INC MUSES. lnrln
interests hre always represented ncrc'
the people are not lhey hre lohg'sunerNg,
patient ana enuurlhg' ana never moVe unul
reused py some great wrong Mr' ohh'on
then SAID lhere hhu been comlaeWs maze on
his long absence from MS seat VI lhe SENATE.
This absence was caused py we iset lna,
aiIer MS eiecuon' inc operhuons OF ir'chl
had involved MN 10 me extent OF millions ol
dollars, ana MS du,y 10 tne ,arge interests
depending on MN mao ueharueu ms atVl-
tion' heregreltsd th'S, as no woul9 nave
been glad TO taRo part IN lle deioefauom Oh
the senate u A. a.
Mr.. Jones, OF hloriua, naVing tne moor,
Mr. Alllson announced immeuintsly a'.er
Mr. Jones remarks mat ne wouiu wh LOT
the consideration OF tne iortlnoatloh DIN, 10
the exclusion OF all o'her business.
Mr., Jones then proceeded TO speak In sup,
port Of the bill. Lie held mat the power OF
Congress over courts-marlial was unlimited
under the Constitution. The President de-
rives his power OF approval OF sentence rom
Articles Of War, which are created by Con
gress. lie did not think the PRESIDENTS
pardonlng power was intended TO DO eier'
Used of persons in the army and navy Con-
gress could take 70 itseIt the approval OF
sentence, and in that case the President
could not interfere to pardon. He thought
Congress had unlimited power over the whole
subject aud could reverse or annul any pro,
cedng OF a court marshal. The approval OF
the President Is part of the judicial act OF
court martial. How can he exercise the
pardonihg power III u iha''er Ill "nicn hs hau
judically acted? How can he undo as Press.
dent what he does as the agent OF Congress !
Mr. Carpenter SAID that the approval
was In his capacity az COMMANDER IN Ohiei;
The pardon was IN his capacity as the Ohiol
Civil Magistrate under the constitution.
MI Jones responded that the army WIS
under tie despotic power of Congress The
constitution qua not contemplate rresiuch-
tia pardon OF offenders N the military SER
vice. he differed from M Carpenter, VINO
thought NFssfresiueht nao the power 70
appoint al ohcers III ING
army. Ihe constitution vested I'LL
military matters apsoluteiy IN congress
Any other arrangement would plainly %
dangerous. IN liine 1i uanger .ne wiz %
haoeas corpus eouiu % suspended anu aIi
power centereu IN 'he MINUS oI Military
commander was MS Iuus'ne,. W w .on-
cluslve' subject 10 possiole paruo5; anu pre-.
GLIDING oongrcssionai rellei MT, :. ZONES Jones
thought that par, OF Ine sentence oi nor.es
pohtlcal ulsapiii'ies was nun shu
VOID. Inc sentence Vi -, so'S'el
could not aproSa.e '1e .isn' "
cltzen' lie regardea we aoc.rine helu ny
opponents Oh inc OIL ss iui' ol o"nser W our
inss'su iho nco,,s;on % NJ ronoo, romorl,s
n. n ,mo ~ Was, Virn;r;o moved hat the
wi. IN Dn' III ros,,,onSd and bst tho Senl
ponu,ns "A w 1 pnnsiJor tho combinations On.
NV ,,apn .;H; Hi tho ept.c, If which actian
Prop p1 wv o V ,ho pnrter biI 70 tbe foot
of,ho ool ander
Vi ,lo I Tnrn n,orod "a ;ndosn;to,v nostnore
a. WI, ..oh;n in0'N W '' f0''r
wy oi NJ; o',, w., v;r,;,;o r,ovoa n law
Az p. AVE IN, " ~ ~" .Ia ,ahis O0N " '
'i9 M tor. W.; ui p un .no s'u,u ,on, M nj.
ny ,,na ,I;D p,o uareoe5ad nat
lhuius raou s eu,s i TIi;un;s II 'oaenI TIVE
Vi .ne oens'oi nO - hn ,;ra voco vote
no',1i. NM m, $50 Io;a " ,ah,a snh;ect ~
auu wv I,,. I h.s . WV" r.o Gr rote
% Caliee uP ~ n' p,.yn aG I'LL wos
ihe iorsNiuas'onS "ppdVp ,ha Serste
theh tahen up a,u , %. an1 wbon ,he
went inso eAecusive s assn,' n1' WIG" 'No
doors were reopeneu aIlo %a',; - co,,
MI. uoruon, rom .no Con' .hn S va Iii,
merce, reporleu adversely ,; tue Sena W.. o,s
a annn , .bo unioS , "n
lIg2. indefinitely postponed. A.,
ING morning nour natns sH .bo III, s,r
senate resumed consloerallon oi 'ne p''' iof
the relief OF fl'z Jonh lor'er'
HoUsE.-The Committee on Approprla--
tons decided to incorporate in the special
deficiency bill an item Of 100000 for pay of
United States marshals and deputies, without
any proviso or restriction, and instructed
Representative Mcmahon 10 report Inc Dill
TO The House at once.