, 1880-05-25
.qnir,tcd Debate, Participated In
by Edmt1nds, Thurman,
and Otllors.
ra,h,re in The House to Bring
Up the Tariff Bill for
Action.
Minority Report on This Subject Pro'
sented by Garfield for the
protectlonists.
The Adjournment Date Now Set For"
ward to the Tonth of June.


s,<,tal D,pateh 10 Ths thtedgo Tribune.
u,a,,sort,x. D. G., May 24--Tho Sonata
,.o.te,1 for ton hours today, and III tho forty-
ssa minutes Ut tho morning paRscl ppuston bills
.,,hn rnte OF ono ovcry two minutes Iherc
.hsn followed long, dreary dehato on tho Nlof-
.an resolution r,lat!ve to tho Electoral COUNT
shIch was participated in by Teller, MorSHn' ~
munls, Thur1nnti, ana lhsa''s ING heaI ~ tuo
r,om1er vns very oppressive, md tho galleries
]..a co,pt]c1 lonr before tho debute closed. AL
s,cmpts Ut Republicans to sccuro my modlfica-
.tnr ~ this PARTISAN mclstire wCro dcteated ny
nsr,v yotes, and ut o'clock the Joint resolution
US nassci by n ycas to u nays.
4 LUsU pIBcUsst0a.
j.. To ths Htttern Astoetatei I'rtis.
WASHINGTON, b. G., Mny 1l.-ln considering
tha Morgau tuint resolution for rulo provia-
ing for tho counting of tho Electoral vote, MI.
Teller. n,embrr Of tho Select Committee from
which tho resolution waa reported. snih no could
mt n,poort It. It wns plausible OH its fncc, but
mi foir IN fact. II was a moro temporary ex-
vadlpnt. and might cvou be abrogntcl by action
Il either House during Tho progress OF the count.
mi, would jntlIcnte the ndvisAbllty OF passing
biItnstcal Of resolution. hut hc did not ltislst
oa ills pe!nt. ID biz nplnttn tho pr'sip'9, s,a, o.
toward in arrangement " which the two HOUSES
shalld MT pn!y count tho votes returned, but
goato tho wh91o M ~ ane1saon 1naf ,n ol VIII an NJ
yIsssan. y1ss' Fcrh,rs tl,o presumption wAa TINT
csnsrcss % wouIi act Justly. but e was .lanxsr- .
SRss Rss q ns osy 1ssn dsacd III 1fRtaRa Sny e
ieliesed SS tho measure tondel t,wari confusion
Ind anarchy. lilo wished the nduptiDn Of soMu
ere e 1,y slensi,ro re- .king tho decision of tic
yote ot Stato uut Of lii owu hands
NIL 1NdAI.1A
eoote against tho resolution. He thought
t reso!u;,nn t, ana,ent to tse caMstItnton
md h. preferred tho Inter. Some i'iitt,GttMtu
ietton Was necessary. Ihern foxSf @ ~onM ny. no
anothcr Eleetora! Gonin!ssion. !ne ntH, ',s,, w.
Ra Rses. Il would 10 settied " law q by iafce;
To test tho sense Of tue seti4t9 ot his View or
tbequeso, ho PROPOSED thg following atn9t,a
upon any question that 1nay nrlso apon receIv;
t1s eort!acatea Or counting votes tho vote shall
r. afsn ~ sfes @ H.at Is GsnIg @ us
tn9 ens yote: 4 uSoIan 81 q this p.,spose s6a!l ,!
eauslst Of two-thirls Of the stNtcs, hnd lna1or-
y y Of alt tho states shall DO necessary TO a do'
" lnKalla hc!d tnat tho motnGnt o'spute
arose tue regular prpGeuiire WIS entiruiy upseL,
saa there was o., pfovsip'n f9yes Gns
96unl4 then decsae tho qalcsaon by lta otAto
IT, Conkiiuw. In commenting upou Mr., Ingalls,
posit!or s.it he u1uIcrstooI tint tho Coi,stiiu-
@ isa @ps|ajy d;yss that e w 5essiyss 9I.t;; n
s Ok tho Votea snit! Do-iiat r ss
Ss 10 sch peEson o s! o House cieUts presldent
between Senators Ingalls,, Co.lklin8, Eaton, and
Aotsau: Tho litter said: "Whon ", spettk Of
q q Es's s@te We a ntnsSxas tnsx sna 4ter 1s
So anS a~s 'as os eaas u tsa e
Mr Tccr-what does tho Senator understand
E! as!er@iains hew ps1tlsalar @ Klessor voted