Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
SPIRIT OF THE AGE,
wednesday, April 20, 1853,
From cur regular correspondent
WARRINGTON LETTER,

10 have ~ MI SUMMER AS'n'p" w WV
Senate unless ZONE action on The part
of the President brings tho present
deadlock TO q close, Thisis tho gen
sral feeling on al sides new The
Dsmeeral, are more firm Than ever 10
their determination not TO permit the
oorrup, bargain with Malone TO be
completed, Senator Pendlelon said
ysstsrdsy 10 his reply TO Senator
Dawes "Yoa forget what The Senate
10. You forget tho character Of tho
work In which you invite our eo'op'
psra,lon. | tell you now tell
you here. you will not have
that cooperation tor that purpose Of
any time" Senator Vest, In one Of
the best speeches Of The session thus
referred TO the temper Of the Demo
cratic side Of the chamber "itather
than 10 SEQ the real Democracy Of VIZ
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On the Republican side there Is
equal determination manifested aud
neither now expect the other to relenl'
Among Senator'S the belief now il that
each side will keep enough members
here to watch the other aud that the
tormality Of a session will 60 on right
through the summer. There was talk
Of inducing the President to change
his decision and call an extra session
Of both houses to compel a break, but
this idea has been abandoned. In one
other way President Garfield could
terminate the struggle, viz: by pro-
roguing the Senate, as he has power
under the Constitution to do. This
would relieve the civil service OF some
embarrassment, as the President could
,h.a es~~''.'on "M bio '''' app0'n,oe'
and they could Legally enter upon 'ne'r
duties without conhrma''o"' u"''' '"e
regular session In December i'e'wee"
three and tour hundred appointments
have been sent to the Senate OF w"'en
only the Cabinet ofhcers ana twenty
Others have been acted upon No'
only are the aPpo'h'ees ''"oe 'n''''
ao'e ny 'h's ue'ay W. !" ''"' .'
!here Is serious %. disturbances y, puV:''
business Ane D'S'''c' % oo'u"'o'"'
Tor instance nas no 'na's"a' au'' '"0
criminal court Is oo"P'e'e'! o'''Aeo'
FREQ Dus'aS' '"e lha'sD"' ""o'e 'en'
mas exp'reo' ca""o. a'' anu "'S 'N
ceSsor cannot qual'ny un''' oo"n'neo'
Inc new commissioner Oh 1no,'u
affairs, Mr. Price, cannot quarry 'no
his services are urgently required oy
the Department, and 1t was nnaiy ae-
termined to commission nm rs chiel-
clerk, that officer being empowered TO
act as Commissioner in any temporary
vacancy. 1t is not unlikely that the
President may put an end to all this
folly on the part OF his partisans oy
ordering the Senators 10 retire 10 'ne'r
homes.
The embarrassment to President
Garfield growing out Of his New York
appointments is undoubtedly very
great. 1t is even questioned whether