The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-10-22
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Extra Session.

Nr. Kellogg offered resolution calling On
tbs secretary OF state for eli papeEs On ME IL
his department relating - the siezlre o. one
ynce1zzo R-bello, In Ifzlisn, IN the city OF Sew
Orl@zns in June, 1881, b. o1e James Mooney.
and zIss ali DararS TetzsaEg 20 stse subsequent
e1trztitios. of sid Tlrcsuz5 Raoe2E0. 2. M
ElEuund- rezg1ess ths resolution EzS laid over.
"A message zas received fr0u the Psesl-
den. transmit ing a number OF nominations /;
also message transmitting colnuluRiczE Ton
from she secretary OF state giving tEe iexs IN
bah the Elsslisa and French languages, Of The
proceedings OF the International S2HiaEy con
ference held - Washington IN the esEIs pat Of
1851. Mr.. Anthony Presented JOINT resoil-
luton OF the Providence r. Il city council
relative 20 the death OF Ambrose L burnside,
and i. was laid upoa the table
Mr.. amar offered : resolution requesting
the President to advise the Senate whether any
action has been taken by the g0vernnen n sInca
the last session Of The Senate toward protecting
the rights and interests Of the United
Stairs IN the prg;ecs OF an inter-5sesHic
canal az Panama Laid on table for future
action Mr.. Edmunds called up his resolution
eoarinuing he standing committees OF the
Senate a. they we're constituted st the last ses-
sion. Ar. Garland offered an amendment
providing that only certain committees shall
be cz'Bsinued- Mr.. G4rlaad's amendment was
Teiected-Yezs s., nay 37-Hr- Davis OF III
inoi-. and Mr. Mahone voting with the Repub-
leans. Mr Edmand's resolution was then
adop'ed-Te4s 81, nays s. The standing
committees are therefore continued as
constituted al the last session and the presi-
dent pro TEN. il authorized 70 fill sns vacan-
ciss which nay exist Mr.. Logan rose and
( offered resolution for the election Of David
Davis, Senator from Illinois, IS president
pro tam. OF the Senate. Mr. Pendieton asked
that tie RESOLUTION lie over one day under the
rules, and il was 50 ordered .. The Seuate g.
1910 wen. into executive session. -. When
the doors were reopened ct l O'Clock the chair
was occupied by Mr.. Harris, Of Tennessee, who
called the Senate 10 order Mr.. Pendleson
withdrew his objection TO Mr. Logan's resolu-
ton for the election Of Mr. Davis as president
pro tenn. Of the Senate. Mr. Jones, Of Flor Ia,
protested against deposing Mr. Bay ard, deny
ing tlIe power of the Senate to make the change.
Upon voie being taken Mr.. Lngan's resolu-
ton was carried By So yeas to 81 nays, u Sis.
Bayard and Davis not vUting. Mr. Davis, o.
Illinois, Was then escorted 70 the chair by
Nessrs BayaTd and AnthDny-the respective
Democratic and Republican candidates for Ehe
same Office Mr.. Davis made 8 short spcccn.
saying the honor came TO him unsouGh.. and
that he should endeavor 10 administer the trus:
with impart ality. Upon motion Of Mr.. Ed
MINDS the thanks Of the Senaie were rendered
Mr. Bayzrd, the retiring president pro ten.
l he resolution offered previously BY Mr..
Kellogg, calling for papers in the state depart
rent in the care of Fincenzo RebeIlo, was
adopted, after being amended 50 as to be ad-
dressed 70 the President instead OF the secretary
nf state.
Mr.. Lanar's resolution Of inquiry relative 20
the interoceanic canal 2. Panama was adopted
80. Mr.. Edmunds offered resolution, witch was
adopted, directing the committee on the Judi
eiary to inquire and report whether the pro-
ceedings for the e1tradition of tin
cenzo Reb=llO under the treaty with the
kingdom Of Italy have been proper unaer the
treaty and in accordance with law; also
whether The method of procedure in the extra
dition Of alleged fugitives and the acts of Con-
gress have been such to protect sufficiently
alleged fugitiyes from injustice, and wha. ftir-
ther legislation is necessary for that purpose
80. Distinguished German and French viii
tors, Participants in the Yorktown celebration.
appeared On the floor Of the Senate. and were
u elcOIucG in q speech by Mr. pa.zrd