, 1880-04-10
WI 5HIN|aToN. :.
=" 50 : !.
Demofz 9 Djeseneion Re.
ga( & the KeIlogg- -
!opofford Case.
The President and the Hot
headed Bourbons at
-" Loggerheads.
Delay Urged by the Former, and
Immediate Action by
the Latter.
Thurman'e Voice Is for POST
ponement as. q Meas
ute Of Policy.
Bayard Also Thinks Caution the Bet
ter Part Of Politics in
This Case.
Abram Hewitt Proceeds to Soothe
the Man Finley's Wound
ed Feelings,
TendevinE Him the Doubtful
Compliment Of Being q
Good Democrat.
An Adverse Report upon the Bib
to Complete the Northern
Pacific,
The Subcommittee Being Opposed to N
Extension Of the Charter.
The Debate on tho Ute Agreement
Bill Postponed Until Monday.
THE KELLOGG CASE.
..DEMocttATs IN 4 QuANpAnX. =.

LIE hELAOk1G C1AHEs
.DEMoCRATS IN 4 QuANpAnK.
8ptttal Dtspatth to 1h* Chieapo 1tttttne.. ,
WASHINGTON. D. o., April 9.-Thore has been
division arnoug Democratic Henntors u TO- thu
prnprfety Of proceeding with the kcllogR-Spof-
furd case. n result Of tho conferences which
hn1o f'een he1d during tho last two days scelns
to tndieutu thtt when tho votp shall finally coue
III tho scnatc thorp will + 10 u considerable NUM-
bcr Ut uomocrats who will .oppuso the unscatius
Ut Kellogg. JUDGED. Senator Thurman ut ono
OF tho enuct1seR sll1d that the cayo presented
sonlc grave constitutional questions, and that Il
waa nut Altogether curtain Whcthor Kell0R4
etnlld ho uus9ated, II thb DutnocrAts 4hould is
eide tu reopen that 4,tpst!on. Dut the younga
clement In tho Stnntc, under tho leal Of Hen
Hill, IL very much 1nurr aggressive. This c!e
n1cht numbers atnon3 IT. mort flcry nantubsra
Len Hill, vaneci Vastt Jonns.: and salisbury.
wha Is not "yt)uny III ycars though hot IN
blood.' It appcars n result Ut thoso confer
o,lccs. however, IL that when tho iit,al yute
cou,es It IL quite poss{ble that such distfn-
Rn(shcd sc'lutoss u tho tolto~Inx may fox COLL
stitnttonul rr,p'ons decline to yose to reopen ths
Kellogg casc: Thurman, nayarsl, Lamar. Ger
don. Ransom, tMrlahd. Maxcy. Hampton. md
uutfcr. II ID mt certain that taay Of these
would 50 vote, but Indications In caucus md out
Of II haye .....
cAusED TIE FRIENDS or KELLOGG
certainly to HlakG anch IN infcrnnrc+ 0gn Hill
bus peEsfstcntly t1cmundcd thai immediate ao-
ton should DO takun. aud 1t wna Mt tho instance
OF tho Democrats Of tho Elections Committee
that tho c1ncllsc8 hAvo been held. Salisbury
Chairman Of the Committee, nnd Den Hill, biz
chief lieutenant, have demanded ttAt tbs party
shnull sustain thou1, on tho ground that tbs
Justice, and right, md dignity Of TIM Senate, ~
we'll rs dun consideration for tho Elections
Committee, dctnande4l It. Jonas, Ut LoutsJaua,
who IL persstonty following Kc'losg. has takou
very rudfcat ground. and has even threat-
ullcd tho Senate that Louisiana might
10 Republican this fall, unlcss Kcl-
logK should he ouatcd. Vpnco, OF
North Caroltun.-onc of tho most notable Do,lr-
bons Of tho Bcutla.--lnsiRted TINT tho Demo-
crattc party ought no longer to plny tho part Of
cownrsl: that II had abandoned Its State rights
notions, Its Gcee-tFade notions. aud thnt nDw It
wlls lb.,,t to abandon another vttal principle:
to att Of which Senator IhurtnAn ia reported to
have snld thut tho Dc1noot,1ttc party bud soften
enough butted its head ngutnat q Stone wnll,A
and TINT ut was very too[t4l ut ths 1unctuza II
undertake my furthor experiments ot thRt
Bort." Senator Thurman Ia Ut opinion that ths
seating ot Kellogg IL rca nd3udscata. md TINT
IT 1s NOT
In tho power Of tho Sonnte to renpe1' It. HutleF.
Of 1ol,th EurGIlr,a, takcs tho snnlo Wow, And
oEtnly says thut 1t was hls understanding, whc1
hu hImscl! wns admitted to seat, thRt tho Kel.
logK case wns tO be considered ns settled.
At the cAAgl,a to-lny no 1etlnlt decision wna
rcachcd. uut tue indications are TINT tho balt!R'
crunt minority Of tho HoRto will furto tho older
nnd ,nor,, cnnservnt,yo members to vIoi1. md
.ss", t%o o,to,.tr ~ a. wi, ,' tro1ht IN ,ar ~.
ton 1T this session. Tho argument made to-aa5
bysonators Jnnca, 11'll, salisbury, vancc. ind
w. aat ~ se aiI' "'
~ oaec!!"o ~ at1o"pI " uhat Aonog9 attokctas1'
III, fn tho next 6esslun, which would te short
ono Ut th1pe months, With ul1 tho rcxular uusk.
nrss tn In t1a,,nnn1ei and nm Flcotnrnl vott to na
.t., :. ..,s1S ~, ,...a.,.. III ,n'ss.a..,s.ta. =.
coahteu' u wouia 10 ut1etiy '"p!AoIlcAo4' -
| inter Into tho dcbAto which would necessarily
| prcccslo the nna1 vote. On, tho otncr hnnd, 1t
| wos ur,rod hv ennntnra f,nr1and. rhtrnnnri. md
nthora Tint RI tnt I'M tht, eaea rt,,v yxo III
JnIt1v rr,.tnrp tbIa sca.ior. and mi,ht cn,ntol
Hnuass ~, .-,a,.s 49, ,,s,;, ,n,as,,..,,,,s-
congress 10 Fet'A!H neto uat11 "a'aau'anet'
| 6enGfor dartand Is believed to haso fery en-
| ubuticalty expressed himself aR1lrst {ropeupF
| tho cuso IT uII. and to havu eal1 thnt he
| 'A9 ~t'4o ~ ' 49,, ~ -" '.-,.s.,,. -
plb NOT nGt1EVa
that 1t Fas constitutional to unscat Ke''ost: