New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
XLVIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.
Dro,1Ap prpoRT OF PRoCEEDINGs.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
rt,p Dsprry EARsHAIs' BILL GOES TO The PREsI
DrNr-pEBATE IN TIE SENATE ON THE NEGRO
FxODUs-THE ELECTORAL VOTE BILL GOES OVER
IN THE HOUsE-THE EIGHT-HoUh BILL PASSED
SENATE. ..... WASHINGTON June H. 1881
In the Senate to-day the Conference Com
mtee on the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill reported
that they were unable agree the principal point OF
difference being the increased appropriation for the Ma
tional BOard Of Health. The Senate insisted on ts
amendments. and asked for q further conference
Mr. JONES Dem., Fla.) introduced joint resolution
nsrucng the Secretary of the Navy 10 secure adequate
naval stations and harbors on the Central American
coasts.
A concurrent resolution authorizing the JOINT Com
mitcc on the Yorktown Celebration to sit during the
recess and employ clerk was adopted.
The bill to aid the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island
Railroad Company was favorably repoeted
The bin for the relief Of the Kansas city Fort Scott and
Gulf Railroad Company favOrably reported. 1t
authorizes full payment to be made for Government
rausuo taon heretofore performed by that road not
wlthsandng receipt Of grants OF land from tie Gov
The Senate concurred in the House amendments to
the bill regulating the ay and appointment OF deputy
IIarshalS. The bill goes TO the President
The bill 10 incorporate the Spanish American CONNER
clal Company was indefinitely pos p0ned. o,, -.
eiThe Iuse bin constituting Portsmouth. ONO, port
OF delivery was passed. . ,o,on, 4, ,oo, .ob,ooo
to an than 20 900 pounds in any one special
tax year. Ubich they receive dnectly IRON planters
the S25 required from dealers in leaf tobacco was
passed. H., -. o,,,,o,. -, ~ .,os.or,
of aematcs in the Navy lrrquirng them TO pass eX
aminatons anu be thirty-fye years old was passed:
siors bill was informally lad aside TO allow Mr.. WIN
DOM Hfrp., MInn) 10 sprak upOn the Exodus Commit
tee report lie riicued the iea that the Republican
party bal "n outraged the rx',us II wou.d have been
cnsir Tor them 10 bring negroes No the Mississippi River
Than to transport them by rail they would have sent
Them Democratic state OF Indiana aud fewer To
the Republican Kansas. There no evidences
supporting Hr YOOrhees's allegation that secret poli-
g. umlg On societies existed. Negroes exceptionally
wen III wee brought from tho South 10 tsuty
that they wcrr satisfied and voted they pleased,
bu they always admitted beg pIeSSed that It was
safest the Democratic ticket. Democratic pom
cian> and planters brOueht to swear that negroes
we're tgcltc vel. lie Concluded that the exodus was
whcip though 1t well IL a to them, they could not
croy personal saety and loltlcal rSht Gha go !,
country where they could I'VE on an equaty "h Other
men before the law. .,, .,.
Mr LAMAR Dem, Mi,sJ sad be would rr1ly Dn
dnc Of he NV stigation the part OF the publican
GI . ne w'" g"ttSr tS bas ia and Whites in the si an
extract from Vi-ii the United states III 1879" by
ahurcrs cherished and protected by the Democratic
statesmen as conservative element; that
lrir WAGES are gopd. but that they are spent-
thriifts AID therefore seldom get capital ahead.
Mr. lnnr also read from letter by Bishop Simpson
Churches there He convcrscd freely with many colorrd
ministers. and did not hear iron any one OF mem any
1'r north AGAINST nil of the Tinsh referred
+" by The Srnator from Minnesota. Nj. Lamar also
quo,rd tom sermon by Rev; Mr. Hati'hi; "i tn.
Washing" square Eu coph Church. NV YORK. Il
strong Irpubi,rau. dryered after return from the
south setting TIE happy nnd c0ntent"d condition
OF thu Inb"rrr also from the sermon OF the Kew
r. Dewitt Tamagc to thtoshn. ele't. ...
Mr.. Lunar then Guotcd fron t,fcral Grants rccent
slcrchs showing the happy c"ntiOn Of affairs III the
Tnc conference report on tho Agricultural ApprOpria-
A inrgr nuu.hcr of private hills passed.
; ., III" Hrnatc went into executive session ana
when the doors were reUpencd ADJOURNED Until tO'nof-