, 1881-03-11
Quincy Will Have Mrs. Morton for
Postmistress for the Next.
Four Years.
Tie Foresight Of President Hayes SaT.
ing Garfield Much Extra
TrIbulatI0n.
Indications that Fred Douglass Must Go
David Davis Full.Fledged
Bourbon.

THE TIDE SETTING AGAINST IT.

very much less talk Of an extra session to-tfay |
thal, there was yesterday. and there nre some
indications that tho reports that the Admin. |
istration was contemplating chilling nh extra |
session were put out hy persons Interested 10
know what public sopEnion would he upon
the subject. The responses have not been
favorable, MS there fs very general express
sion 0f opinion aRninst n called session.
While something might be gained by passlng
u new Funding bill. tho general IMPRESSIONS is
that lnoru politically would be lust,
To-day so,ne Of those who have beon
the most persistent lit declaring
that an extra session WIS certain acknowledge
tint It Is now improbable. The Cabinet OFF,
GERS who have been quoted as favoring Il
called session deny tint they hayo been cur
rectly reported. THO decision OF the 1lepub-
ilcan Senators with respect 10 their course in
the uattcr Of the organization Of the Senate
Is not In entire harmony with the theory that
tiny believe my session Of the present Con-
gress will bo held before winter. The Re-
publlcans have decided to resist
THE oE0AS1zATloS OF THE SENATE
By alI parliamentary expedlcnts short Of ILL
clustering, nntil tho vacancies can be 1ltlctt.
They will insst Upon the necessary number
of votes for each Committee, and will debate
tho propositions ut Sonic length; bMt, II 1t
slnll appear that tho Democrats are deter.
mined tt,force the matter BY night sessions
and the like, tho Republicans will not make Il
mere factious opposition. They aru very
confident of their ability to organize tho
Senate Ms soon rs the vacancies cal, be filled.
Sti,l, there is very wide difference Of op1n-
fon regarding the policy OF MI extra session.
Southern Republicans. without, perhaps, a
single exception. aTa In favor OF 1t, antl
most Of them believe that one will
be called. The local influences OF Washing
ton a!l favor it; for obvious reasons.
THE GREAT ARMY or orFlcEsEEKE1s
advocate It because they believe It will I'M
prove their prospects. Leaving out all these,
one still finds many Republicans wlio think
It would 10 a wlse policy for tho President
to call m extra session, md Il fair proportion
Of these express the opinion that he will do
r. T,,,p ;T",n,,x. corresnon1rnf ti,is evenlng.
~ a.nusa ,i,o.,1as aato t' ~.
III wo Mat an!ll peeenaoct !,,l "elose s We ossan,
arc twenty 10 ono that nothing Will be done
within n ycar after We meet in regard to the
.,.as.e, "an aas,s frar, snuthor, tistr,cts r.,
ss1tcI we '6 ',ayc aver evrrv rpason to heevr car.
ticates llayo been given to men who were
ss,.,a% at ri n,,oehar elert,on for conaress.
| - t,..I
nen will bo held, and tho old game OF tralid.
and intimidation. and false counting will
T,s,nocrots + hel,nve thereforo, that. m,
| "an,,,,t - o,,r ,,rn,;;,sas ~ tho eoumtrv II,
acconllt VI uur ptonltses ~ el!o COUNTY -.
bela!f ot Tree elcctloh anu la'r eoul1t' u
for no other reason. an cxt1n session ought
| tot called, and ain tuclIned to think 1t
| tl1Il I,a o,thouoh Tin mt ha1ieye It has vet
,' ~ Tas,.as ,,..', ~, 1,rss,,,",,, f,arc, i
pech aecloea upoll py ttes1ucnt oa've'u'
ON THE orllEh HAND,
nlnny Republicans whose opinions are Ell
! 1,tlrd tn Rrtnt weight say that while Willing
:" od,,i, tho ,,rohahIItv nf NJ, oytro session
aa".s ~ W. t .'o,to,.. +,,a+ +. .o,tJ t,o o"n'i
| they 10 not oelleve that " "ol!u oo R''ra1
policy to ,pne. The main feason given
by Mi Of thol Is that III extra session would
un.attIn h,,afncqa ont Inn. cnusa tn tin
"u"o..so '' s.as.au ''s ,"sa ,,,o, ,xn,,,d ho
co"htsS stc"ei !o"s .'ss@'' . "ou'u w
tho ten millions nt extra Interest t9
be pattl oi, acenh. Of tlle osipnlIet,le'lt OF
ratuntltnK until Ilext winter. l!e Facahclcs
Ut the !lnust nre I'LL Important G'eneiiL 10
By considered f1t coht,ect!on WI! the calling
Of nh extra session. lle special c!Gctlons 10
clla0su Il Representative to succeed Senator
llawley, from Con,,ceticut, Senator Mlte!!Hl!,
OF Pchnsy!y!Infa, Senator Conger, ot hllclil-
gal1, and Minister Marion, u AeW YORK,