Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-28
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS The Effort to Secure Execu-
 tive Sessions. G0NkLING READY FOR THE FIGHT. Prepared for Action on Robert
 sons Nomination.
GONkLIAG READY FOR THE FIGHT.
No Final Decision Yet Reached.
The Whole Matter Left to a COm-
 mittee.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Republican Senators in Caucus-A Conn mittee Appointed to Settle the Party Course-Senator Conk1fng Satisfied to Have an Executive Session.
 WAsH1NaToN, April 27.--A little life was | injected into the Senate proceedings today l by the introduction of 8 Monroe doctrine
 resolution by Senator Morgan. After desul-
 tory discussion, during which Mr. Blair took 1 occasion to reiterate his argument for an ex- tra session, the resolution was referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations and the Senate began it's usual series of formal mo- tions which were continued until 1:45, when | the Senate adjourned in order that the Re- publican Senators, who had been in caucus without reaching conclusion during the morning might again get together and con-, sider the situation.
 Their caucus this afternoon developed the fact that while the majority were favorable to an early executive session to consider the nominations already transmitted, there is no inclination to be in undue haste in the matter
 The meeting while it was entirely harmoni- ous, failed to accomplish the object for which it was supposed to have been called Senator Conkling expressed himself in favor of an executive session, as did Logan, Conger and others. This led to 8 full discussion of the entire situation, during which various plans were proposed for reaching the desired end, but none of them were adopted. Then it was proposed to appoint a committee of seven to be composed of what is termed ad ministration and anti administration Republi- cans, who should take the whole question under consideration and report when ready This was agreed to and the committee was oT1 ntn&r 1rr-1k1 G., Hk<..
 The California Senators are anxious to have some action on the Chinese treaty before the Senate adjourns The Robertson contest will cause no serious delay, as Senator Conk- ling says that he can make the issue now as well as in December, and therefore he favors an executive session. Another. version of the caucus discussion is that in his speech this afternoon Senator Conkling stated plainly to the effect that he was prepared to go into executive session and make the issue on nom- nations that were objectionable to himself and his friends This so startled the admin istration Senators that they concluded to vote to postpone the question by referring it to the committee stated above. Outside opinion is that the deadlock is no nearer broken than yesterday and that the Presi- dent will be compelled to withdraw his nomi- nations and let Congress dissolve itself for want of something to do.
 The Commissioner of Internal Revenue to-
 
 tion heretofore published in regard to the removal of cigar factories as follows: It will not be necessary hereafter to apply to the commissioner for permissioner to remove cigar factories, including unstamped cigars. Collectors are hereby authorized to grant per- mission to cigar manufacturers to remove their factories under the existing rules and regula- tions reporting promptly every such removal to the commissioner, inasmuch as such re- moval if made without the written consent of the makers of the bond of the cigar manu facturer might relieve them from any liabii- ty for the payment of tax on cigars so re- moved and from further liability at the new place of business The utmost care will be taken by the collector to secure a strict com pliance with the regulations.
 Lieutenant John Forsythe Meigs, U. s. N., was married tonight at the residence of General NJ c. Meigs te Miss Jane Perry Rddgefs, granddaughter of Commodore John Rodgers of the old navy.