Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-15

At this point message was received from
the President, transmitting, in response to
the Senate resolution of the 5sh, from the
Secretary of State, copies of the full cor
respondence of the State Department with
Envoy Trescott and Assistant Secretary
Walker Blaine. Ordered printed and re.
ferred to the Foreign Relations Committee.
The regular order-the House DILL to
amend the laws in relation to the entry of
distilled spirits in distillery and special
bonded warehouses, and withdrawal of the
same therefrom--was resumed, and the SUBJ
stitute reported by the Finance Committee
read
Bayard briefly urged the necessity of q
prolongation of the bonded period from three
to five years, instead of indefinitely, as pro-
posed by the House. In discussing the idea
Of an indefinite period, he sus sested the
possible contingency of a fuctuation in the
market, which would leave the great body
of warehoused whisky in the hands of the
owners, and the danger that the stocks
would be tempered with and the revenue
defrauded by Government officials.
Williams advocated the House bill, and
opposed the Senate Committee amendments.
He ridicuied the Window investigation on
the subject, and attributed the cutlery which
gave rise to it to the fact that parties inter.
ested had failed rather than agreed to pro-
vide corruption fund.
Sherman said the bill. like the Carlisle
bill Of 1880, was departure from the prin-
ciple of the warehousing system, which, not
withstanding the Democratic opposition in
its institution, had operated benefcially.
Without action the Senate went into execu.
tive session. and soon adjourned.
A Breeze in the House Of Represent afives.
WASHINGTON, June 14th. = The House
went into Committee of the Whole on the
legislative appropriation bill.
White of New York moved to strike out
the clause sppropriating sl,975 900 for sala-
ries and expenses of Collectors and their
deputies. 10 the conrse Of his remarks he
stated that Miller, Of the Whisky Associa-
ton, had said that Kelley had made bar
gain with the whisky people. by which the
tariff and whisky people had pooled their IL
terests in legislation.
Kelley, who hsd been disturbed by these
arose. and with great passion
denounced the statement as false, or the raw.
ing Of lunstic or liar.
White, pale with passion, retorted that
Kelley might be scoundrel enough to make
such charge.
Instantly doz,n members arose and de.
manded that the words be taken down.
This was done, and the words reported to
the House.
Springer was ready with resolution in
structing the Speaker to censure both gentle
men.
White announced tina. Kelley did not per.
sonally refer to him, bu. to the statement Of
Miller.
Kelley at once said that he referred to
White, and to White only.
There seemed nothing to do but admins
ter the rebuke of the House, when Kelley,
in brief speech, spologized to the House,
but added that the provocation was great
to defend his honor for his own and his
fsmily's sake, and he reminded the House
with great emotion that in twenty-five years
service this was the first time he lad been
His speech was SO pathetic that dozen
moved that his name be stricken
from the resolution Of censure.