Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23

logical opinions on mutual obligations which
bind society are being industriously propogated
BY men who are Enthusiastically guides of q
Catholic nation. Even though rents are extor-
tlonate, the principles now laid down, that one
of two contracting parties can, Of their avn pri-
vate authority, rescind his engagement, assails
the very foundations Of society"
CONGRESSIONAL.
MONDAY, MARCH H.
There was quite scene in the senate. pro
duced by the doubtful attitude Of Senator Ma
hone OF Virginia who was elected as q readiust
or democrat. Mr.. Pendleton called up the res
olution previously offered by him, looking to
reorganization of senate committees. He made
speech regarding various rumors afloat con-
corning the organization Of the senate, and del
icately referred to Malone. Mr.. Bayard follow
ed and also Mr.. Conkling. Ben. Hill made
good many sharp thrusts at Malone, when that
gentleman took the floor and defined his posi-
ton, and had wordy war with Hill. At the end,
on motion to adjourn, Malone voted with the
Republicans, and was warmly congratulated. A
resolution with the government and people of
Russia was taken up and adopted unanimously.
After Mahone's speech he was warmly con
graduated by many Republican senators, hold
ing levee on that side for several minutes
Mr. Conkling came around and Joined the knot
of his new friends and shook his hand heartily,
saying loud enough for everybody in the Vi
cinity to hear: 81 believe have not the plea
sure Of your acquaintance, but am. anxious to
know you better. I am proud of you; proud
to know you, sir, and proud to congratulate you.
You are impregnable. am proud to see you
stand for the honor and independence on this
floor Of your State against such unparalleled
insolence"
TUESDAY, MARCH Is.
When the senate met the desk of Senator
Mol bod l..l ~v-.k
Of flowers
Mr.. Voorhees, called up the resolutions offered
by him yesterday, calling on the attorney gen
eral for information as to the names of deputy
United States marshals appointed in the state of
Indiana, to serve at the polls at the election in
that state i'll October last
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds the amendment
was adopted calling for any information in pos
session OF the attorney general bearing upon the
necessity for the employment of such marshals.
The resolution as amended was agreed to.
MI. Pendleton called up his reorganization
motion to adjourn. Lost yeas "a, nays SO;
Davis Qll) voting with the Democrats, and Ma
hone with the Republicans
Mr. Cameron Pa.) followed up with mo-
ton to proceed with the consideration of ex-
ecutive business. Lost-34 to SO.
Mr. ledleton moved to adjourn 1t was
evident he said, that no vote could be reached
on the pending business.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is.
The organization resolution was called up,
when Mr.. Cameron (Pa.) moved to adjourn.
The motion to adjourn was lost-yeas %,
nays 35, Malone not votng-and was followed
up with motion to proceed to the considera-
ton Of executive business. Lost-yeas 80,
nays 81; Malone voting in the affirmative.
Another dilatory motion having been voted
down, Mr.. Cameron (Pa) moved to go into
executive session. After a short debate the
motion was lost
Mr.. Beck said that as there was republican
president backed by republican house, it
also had the senate at his back, and had the
credit for all that was good and the RESPONSE
biity for all that was bad. Therefore he Beck
was not attempting to hold on to few priv
ileges, and he thought the senate might as well
adjourn, and made a motion to that effect
Agreed to, and the senate adjourned.
THURSDAY, MARCH, 18.
In the senate to-day, Mr.. Mcmillan presented
the credentials of Mr.. Edgerton as senator from
Minnesota, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Secretary Window. The creden-
tails having been read, Mr.. EdgertOn appeared
and took the oath of Office. Mr. Pendleton said
that he had received information which induced
him to believe that it would be impossible. cob
tain vote upon the pending resolution this
morning, and he therefore moved that the SEN
ate adjourn. That motion was at IL 10 o'clock
agreed to, much to the disappointment Of the
persons in the galleries, who had come to the
chamber in expectation Of hearing q continue
ton Of the debate upon the organization.
An amusing mistake was found in Gen. Ed
gerton's credentials presented to the senate,
and upon which he was sworn in. After this
ceremony was concluded q senator who had
been governor of State discovered in the
credentials the provision that the appointment
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