New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
xLVIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.
prc,JaR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
su,vp psnATe IN THE SENATE on THR KELLOGG
sPoFFoRp RKsoLUrIoNs-THE MARsIIALs BILL
PASSED IN THE HOUSE. ~
senate. WASHINGTON jane IL. looO.
In the Senate the joint resolution reported
from the Select Committee Oh the removal oi '"c |Ne'
epnes instructing the Secretaries OF the Interior ana
War TO rerort boundaries for practicable reservations
f the in the Indian Territory and near Fort
KeOgh. was passed.
The Senate Insisted It's amendments TO the sundry
Ciyu Appropriation bill and co the bill relating 10
timber tre~ passers public lands. disagreed TO ny te
House. and committees Of conference thereon were ap-
pointed.
Consideration Of the spofFord-Keogg resolutions was
Mr. MCDONALD Dem, INDY spoke in support OF the
Mr. HILL tDem, Gal replied to what had been said
IN ro ply Ia his argument OF the Iltn anu lLn VI
H. IN sa,d he would have some plain words with the
gentlemen on side OF the Chamber VINO had arfueu
Mr Bu TIER tDem S. c. thought that J. Mr.. Iiill
submitted the decision OF the EectofdI COLissiUn, o.
JSted States snpreme Court in tue statr rights easGs,
which be 9ccyeG 70 he WfoME r. hg bs fSTa
Mr. III Ii SAID he intended 10 make TINS issue plain
'pI 'II ErfGR SAID tilat the Senator from Georgia
might max: as sharp as n pietscu anu ne wou" % nuV
wbcIevcr, whenever anu III "na'e'er way 'H' 'eH"
'OS MP ia nAMPToS Grn s g explained that he had
been opposed rcUpenng the case. He dld 10! thHK
The was authorized to make sHcn report as
Mr. a Hill sad that when Butlers case and snoford's
rame ir.inre the COMMITTEE Privileges ami Elections
at Inc same time it the Drn"cI5S a d HS[s nj lis e
not SO Pap Hr m e%nrSe" m yas o M WIS t ADMIT
strength would be used to Keep 0nt man WIN
ogster Mt rCH%ERoN Rep, wis stated that Buffers
was nev considered al all by the committee: nam.
,i6ered H. rnr Sen tor from south Carolina Mr. Hamp'
toni had placed his bravery against that OF Mr. Hi'
was brave enough during Tue war;, ht cOnthucu'
dINr rh.ryp m
am brave enough now ntltHer 70 Do"st oi u1 Omi IN
non"r"hjc Senator from South Carol ud. 1t dill
not require wan 10 make me Union mfil. am anu
otlat m therefore weld one Jot .; the rqnu rights
ana privileges oI the southe9 states rt 4C e n ~ ow
to the Northern people that nave Oeeu nloug9, '9a
condition OF submissive and subse went Oyal'y. Ho
sidcd that wrong position could not DC eAluSeu ny
repyiny 70 Mr. Hn said in his Judgment
ihe committee had exceeded Its authority. IL tho
Senator had voted for has aduisson While thtre wus
doub of his election his mind, had not lnctehscd
his Butcrsl respect TOR hu, nor was he IN Position 10
set himself "R Sers as Sas s''GL the snrcf doa
III the senatOrs mmd Of M- uur, n, sob, Lei
aud be cBu.lerj would join in denendlns AN nye5-
tigatlnn lie propoS d tO nold his ska Dl NO Huc ttp-
w@s u I'd o learn that the Senator from GeoKa was
Union man But there wele ioE Years dnl'Ls WIirh %
Ne did uOi bear much Ui IL. Perhaps Tue ScD1or hdu
then th usht prudeut tO conceal his real 0iln ons
HAMPTON :ad taat when The The ,T. Senator from from
South Carolua aud impute nprop'r motives TO tmem'
he (HamltOuI
tion Alter further trks ~ closed DY saying that
Though the Senator from Georgia had fouad iult wit
Inn Tor quoting poetry in former speech. lie W. ud
yenture 10 quote another bit that might interest nun
"Stf in opinion, always IN the wropg,
Everything by turns and nothing long"
NauGhttr.l -. $4,000
ihe Grher.il Deficiency bill, reported With amend
men =. Ptccd on the calendar.
MIR WILLIAMS Dem, KyJ moved 10 postp,ne the
Kellogg resolutions until o-mOlrow and take up the bll
TO pension soldiers OF Mex Can and Ind IN wal>.
The motion agreed 10 by party vote" Democrats
nd W.
denied that II was a pOll,Ic&l question.
Mr. UOAR fRep Mass) aYcrTpd that II was TO get rid
of the kellogg resolutions Tie pension bill was there
fore taken up
Mr. BLAINE (Rep. Mel gave notice of an Amendment
providing that benefits o this act shall not apply
TO any solder OF the Mexican Flerlda wgrs who In
CURED physical disability from his service, ana who
Is not IN need of pecunary assistance.
Mr. HOAR gaVe notice OF an aiut ndmen providing 10
person should receive pension under TINS act WHO
Would not entitled pension under the provision
of law relating 10 soldiers of the late unless Ee
should uesc under oath that he actually needs such
pension .0r The support OF Eis family.
Pending furtner action, at Gil the Senate went ntO
exerutivC session. and when The doors were reOpened,