, 1880-05-05
The Minnesotian Inferentfa1lv
Denies the Charge with
Soorn.
Mr.. Altlrtch Explains Immediate
Transportation Before the
C0mnlitteo.
CarIisle's DistilEers' Bill Passed
In the House Without
Alteration.
Mr.. Vest, Of Missouri, 1ndulges in a
Speech on Kellogg aud
Spoford.


VETOED,
THE pnEsIpgEr ONCE MonE p1aArrnovEs or
p0f.trtCAf RIDEtsH.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tttbuns-
WAsl1NuToS, D. G.. afoy 4.-The veto messago
WIS rcad to mn attentive Ilousc, but provoked
no demonstrations Of opposition or tftsupprovaf.
Tho bill lies on tho Bpcnkcr'a tablc, md tho
mcssngo IL referred to tho Appropriations Com
mlttee. 1t is rumorcl that tho prcsLont wonl
veto tho rIllor IT 1t cAtnn to him in I. soparnto
till, bat hotlocs not say 10. Tito veto Is unqucs-
tionnbly strung protect nRanst this tnnnner Of
legislation, and us such, will call plhtie attcn-
tlon sharply to the OWLS Of 1t. The Democrats
nTcct to brll0ve tho country will not sustnin tho
veto on such gro.tulls, md thnt they will gain
tnnro advantage from 1t thall the Republicans
will.
nANDALL's VIEWS.
It Is understood thAt Speaker Randall hns
drawn up with bis owl hand and oa,,sed to ho
circulated among bis friends what ptsrpor.s to
bc tho opinion Of tho Democrats OF tho House
rs to tho veto. 1t sets out with tho declaration
that inasmuch rs Mr.. Iiaycs, when In Congress-
voted repeatedly for polttcnl rlslers OIL Appro-
priatlon bills. md that since his election 10 his
present O!1cp ho has repeatedly algncd bills
timing politlenl riders, bis veto uf to-
day Is utterly inconsistent with his nwn
md his partys practice; tlmt tho pnr-
tloulRr rider which he haa NOW vetoed Ia
nil clnssos of cItizons. THE document concludes
by declaring it the Bcnsr Of tho Democracy Of
tho House that Congress should n0,T pnss Il hill
containing the naked rider and Awaft tho Prost+
dents Aetion, This IS tho volcc Of Handful and
It will probably bo Indorsol by the Democracy
tn Congress.
WORRIED ABOUT ADJOURNMENT.
Democrats arc apparently moro worried over
tho rfocts Of The veto upon thojr ptans for carly
adjournment thnn over the political features OF
tho contest Now. as to how best tn proceed In
order TO prevent prolonged d1bate. They
do not cure to open discussion upon tho
1nnin point presented by tho Frssdcnt,- t,-that Of
attnchEng riders to appropriation bills. They
nro therefore, al,nost eortain to tako ot !, the
y supArate tncasi,rG io tho nicantline allowing
the, Deficiency bill to reMnin on tho tuDlo till
Deputy -ainrshala One difficulty IN this plan ts
ta get such bN hafora the House WITHOUT
sending Il 70 tako its q H'rn on the oaietl.lar.
SECOND tline tor tho service Of tho Printing;
Dnico. Altgether, tho VITO has almost destroyed
tho hope OF carly adjournment.
TIE VETO MESSAGE.
.7h The 'rkstsr.s Aaoetatsd Irtss.
WAsutH0g0N. u. O.. May 4-Iha President
sont to tho House to.day tho following !nessage,
veISax IL suss 1RsaPse%Ss %s,os @ natro
confederation of tho bill e,titled "An aot max.
nx s f1p1s G ssres IFS aSs
u.tAc 49, ''~S - aSno
crhmcnt inr lne IlseNl year onelng JtatG w lssU.
m n14 LOT otnor pnrnosMes M return 10 tn0 ho.aso
y, nv ~ ~ IN wnusn 4 na III Wa
ntcs Anolat *A1NU!, nf wh!oa nsGr e99aNO If for
the payment OF tno fcos OF UHltcn States hlaf"
ahh!a and ot gene'1t' and Bpcoiai !lepnty Mnr,
sna's a earned utlrlnK rho onrtnnt hsen! yenf; ana
their !nclaontni nxpnnscs. mo nrprnpr11tons
Mauo ~ lilo NH ArG heeaed 70 curry on tnn
operations 0t tue uovcrn,nont antl 70 tialhll
tts obllEMtlons ter tna Maylnent OF money long
since Alc TO Hs othcefs lor services ana
expenses essential to tho execution Of their
ultles Under tno laWa of INC United Statas Ila
neccgslty tot those APPROPRIATIONS y 20 ufg9nt
and they hAVe been alreaty ao loilK delayed thltt
II tl16 ~! pct0re NC uontAll.a ~ permanent or
pr!atsons y would rccslvo ny pron9t anntoyni
" change and by implication rupoal itnp9rtant
parts OF laWB Tor the regulation " tho unittt!
states olectlons T1cso Laws h1ve Tor s9yertti
yenrs deem tho subject ot vehement Po!ltloa!
controversy. Rnd aAVe been denounced as III"
NECESSARY, oppressive, and rnconstltntlon9l. On
tho 9ther h4nd It has. beesi maintained. with
eQun! z9Al and earlltstncsA hut tho ELECTION laws
nro Indispensable to f1lr and LAWFUL eleo-
ions, and ara cleNt!y wAtrnnted by
tho Conatltntton., untltr tho alrul!ni.
stuncGs, TO- nttol;'pt. ~ 4l appropriation bill,
u modification or rcpenl Of these laws Is to all.
mex I. condition 7, tho pnssugo of needed ai.d
The Executive Of that clMnl and Independent
exercise 1f discretion ind Judgment which tho
Constitution cpntolnrlMtos. Tho ppjccuon to tho
bill, thorcforu. to which Respectfully NIX your
SltupIQH. NftCuGa BY tlu circumstances 1t