New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
xLVIEH CONGRBSS-IID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
! The GRHERAL DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED IN THE
| sEYATE-AN APPROPRIATION REPCSED FOR UNI
| TED STATES MARsHALs-THE SUPERVISORS BILL
| PAssED-HorHIXG OF IMPORTANCE DONE IN
THE HOUSE.
SENATE. WAsHINGTON. May %. 1880.
In the Senate to-day q message from the
President read, Recommending the Immediate Atten
tenOn OF the danger that would result from
| failure to act upon the Ute agreement Also eommu-
ncatOn from Colonel ] I'm Newton Corps OF Engineers'
referring 10 n bill before Congress relating to the
harbor snd waters NowYork. and recommending Its
amendment not affect work begun or carried on
| by the United States.
| General GORDON announced his resignation. and
| his successor. Governor Brown, was sworn I'm.
The Pensions and Deficiency Appropriation bill was
| taFen up. 49,. H..
miscellaneous items, exclusive OF labor SloUOO I0r tne
fiscal wear ending juno 80 1880. He explained that
Mr. FDMUNDs CRcp., W., s,id that il thus appeared
thai the aprehenslOno OF the minority pressed whe
| there was sOmethlnc behind what was allowed 10 DC
shown Now Sl5 900 more WAS asked.
the expense o. the d. Wis committee Ia investigate
Treasury books aud accounts under discussion Mr.
mem slowing the expenses were over $4,000.
! The amendment was agreed to. ,. 49,,
! Mr. WINDOW Uicp., Mimi offered an amendment an
propratUg $GOOOOO or The payment OF te's OL Uniied
c year rrding june 80, 1880. H. supposed tht, had
hrr- Gmi,t, by an oversight rs the committee knew
tho being stopped all over the country Or
NJ. ENTON xii he and his colleagues would never
| cons NJ 10 IRIS appropriation.
TIC amendment MS rejected by party Vote-yeas
-; niYr 33.
Mr. Brown Dem. Ga.l cast his first vote on this
Q,irsiiun. voting nay,
me anicndulrnt4 proposed by the Senate Committee
on Appropriations were agreed 10.
Mr. co. KEEL. q, m MOI offered an amendment
apUrOpriijlng - 900 Il the swamp Land indemnify.
The amt ndncut agreed 10 ana the biil PASSED.
TIE senate resumed Consideration Of the iii dctning
'n NJ T Il SSr r said ID If 6 people Of the
Unucd States deelre 10 sweep away every HeSligc OF
kntioIa. control over National cl,clonS, they have
very way u accomplish mat Object lhe1 nave
only Rivc victory to the Democratic party III the com
IN bringing ard ard tie cham OF similar meas
ures IN this Presidential year hl recently passed
purify executive ofl,rrs-tne deputy mar'his-lnd
placed i' in the Courts. II was argurG That
poiatmcnt Of executive ohi,els, and thai Thy
tne argument judicial
nr appointed practically by The senate that Is, 10y M
jorty ~ ne another political complexion. n other
words while The executive deputy marshal musi be iu
dlay appoint cd the jlliual supervisor must e point
+, naic might a9pnint the chlo OF Taminany CHIEF
supervisor NcyYuik C,l, aud ihcD there c"ula DC
les tirv were agreeable to Tammany. becauss tho
Couri mast appoint thco, nc all from those recon-
mn, nd d the c!iicf supervisor.
NJ ROLLINS (I:er. \. III. in the course OF his
Wr tl;TITE G,rG.,s c. said Ihc Senator from
Kew Hampshire ras rlnsarked MI the filthy. dry
Washington every mere Else LOT lU-
l. desire to now thar what h ha. said - rom hr-
ginning end a cnnt"mpuble cauWuy upon the ehhr-
Dir. LAMB tIJrrn., MSS said he would reply to Mr..
About AN L.ur was then occupied in discussion
between Nrs-.A Cameron uinn, Ns.,l Hampton
N)rin &. 81 Iuirr Dom. = Co Teller (i'", CulofH'ol
M-Drn1d D"'. Iuh.,) end Kmh0cod R,pc IoTm
m rrgl~d IN %" 81 lssn" ballots IN Souih Carolina
Nj HOAR. d2-p. Mae referring 10 something snd IN
debate -r.trriay. asserted tnat nnt more than hroc
11"ii.a.,G prisoH. werc disraurh.ed by the educa-
t!opaI guuhlcsuon Mrs-Rchrs It's Mr. Hear thought
Nr Hampton would have difficulty In onyincing the
people OF is rhns thai there universal r'It-
~ Ui;iIrON. iD,,r. .. c. quoted from a letter
W. tt, nv Wrstn ,t"a t"l freud nicr The battle 81
Iu9a,r Va ~ nS ti5t ~ Er2pIT Of Hasa .a ho ,h1
p-rh1ps nenj EC II vol managed, hut they were nh
Mr. HOAX asard What Washington sail Of the
people 81 Sou!t C'i".n1 Ta VIZ. cnanlI ANN;
ss n,t' t-,,,l 'oiaii, cou'dmh vithstand.
| Mr.HAHP3ON cid mol h~'iey. single Massachusetts
rolfirr FAR souta as South Carolina dnrhg
Mr HolR SAID he Ill! not think It relevant 20 brng
Wls'iuft M cpn IL Az 80; Il t1'dehu'-ts soldiers MO
@GKIEEwooD .aid :nat the auosatono OF ont?ag"'
IN sonia t.rul'ia AMI lnl,- h.A vttc Wen .oundrl
! hing III Iowa ~ JHdfr IYncn :" one IN T"uSi9na
| Mr. KIRKWOOB said nv s-nate oucht 70 bc careful
distinction briwccr a man VIM vale - falNe abatement
nb,d.t % after 81 which le knew, mud mau vino made
iu'i-c s;atcnthr about matters "I WHICH nc Ahc"
"a
| Mr. THURMAN C),m, Ohin) sand that not sentence
Of Mr.. Teller. D. rls Ind irr 10 thr point He lai
f ari,i n. c:lil";u OF 1910 by Hunting tho bloody
sht ana digging NJ i,lS nl'rTIh" ola rrp"rt on south
lhls bill fh not take single power from
Wr FDIt;HD3 anil thc F.uatlr from ONO Goract one
pont m tnr I'm II took ipOtnfmcut. frJn the courts
! and PM ircri IN IN. M 10 ~ the Scn'tr.
Mr. TIT RMAN-No II dos not; II puts them ~ the
hands ~ 40" na1 Wnn holds h,5 Office by tae %Ua,e't
| frauds 90 Artr''ll history.
Nj. EBNCNDs--ts TINT the reason you vote for 1t
Nr. TIL UNAN-So. sir.
Nj EfililI NUSIS there constitutional provision
by Wnch thr Pr -dcu' adjourn the Scnai' ana can
no. II ~ hrrr u next December, alter ia crrnnd II
cnou.ce and thus prevent any appointment during me
MIR. THURMAN said that was an absurd position. The
Senator from Vermont was hardpushtd for an argu-
mcUL against the Dill
hold thor views This subeC he would not home
Till certain hot place oze over without accomplishing
Mr. THURMAN rad the Senator ana his party were
used To revolutionary methods tn IA the Democrats
Mr. EDNUNDS thought that TIE amendment adopted
allowing the President to appoint during recess was
never retToant 10 their peculiar iehS Of the con-
sttuonal rights OF National regulation Of elections M
10 20 home. They wond .ay until N"yembrr II ncccs-
tnry, IN order prevent any Supervisors being ap
point d. unless ty were such as the majority had con-
ndrnce IN.
Mr. TiiURMAN'5 amendment was then agreed 10 by
u third time and passrd-yeas. 81; nays, ia party
a 73O D. H. tho Senate went into executive session.
and when tho doors were rcOpcncd adjourned until
tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House to-day the Senate amendments
the House bill amending the Internal Rovenue law IN
regard TO distilled spiritA were cOnCurred IN.
A message from tho President laid before the