The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
REPRlNTEo FROM SATURDAY
UNDER THE OAPrroL's pouv
Inc senate Discussing the C,vu
Btli-Whnt thu gana., s.'t seryiC

Inc senate Discussing the C,,u
Bhi-What tho Senators rh,a, service 7
!, MSAsh,lN0fos, Dec. l6.-In the saa..
sy, MI ~ Mr. Morrill, reported fayorablev v"sV az
Dns ~ u,'syc,rininating \, on duties on sooS Me
R,ouaeeu East Of the Cape of Good H IOus
lhat extending the bondc1 u riod ~ uhP hhoP
mas recomnitted to the commIttse '"SAY TS
wv, service bill was then taken nm ins
fendleton took the floor. up ahd|
Dir. ingalls, said the theory Of tbe rim
that removals shall not be made evcen, n, was
cause IL was designed by each nsr,, '9
cheat the other. He did not wan, a"a pan' N|
gnng on this subject, but this biII WV Sus
mockery and snare. was
Mr.. hawley said II was the purnose ~ ;.
promoters Of the bill to introdnce VI sotI tuy
matory change In the civil service 'eiorj
Mr.. ingalls, a'ked Mr.. Hawley IN oa,
him, not what may be the opInion nf S,a.
OF the measure, but whether he hai,eu' %,enu
himself that Office holders shall have q NJ
tenure or q fixed term of office. "'I
Mr.. Hawley-The bill leaves the pows, i
removal where IL is now. II distinctly oirJ
an admirable system for supplying yacanc1
In public services. | advise The Scrs,S
when he wishes TO characterize the hin az
humbug aud Juggling to make such rrmo,j
outride this chamber.
Mr.. lngalls-This bill Is not devisoa \
either political party in the Senate II ~
seat here by self constituted men. he y,
ceedingly holy, wise and upright men ~ o,j
side OF this chamber, and has been nroo,
cally accepted by the committee Of h,
body.
Mr.. VOORHEES, spoke at length against \
principles OF the measure, and said he u
surprised at the trivial and narrow scope]
now THE HOUSE rAssEs ITS TIME.
In the House, after passing bill autbl
izing the sale Of the Soldiers Home N
perty st Harrodsburg, KY, Mr.. Robei
: took the floor on the Post Office bill, h
testing against the special facilities pranl
by 1t to particular localities.
Mr.. Hiscock explained that the sped
facilities furnished, with New York AZ
starting point, benefits the whole coupl
He recognized the fact that this 6pht i
ing made against newspapers and rallrd|
because they have been too critical, bul
thought IL proper that the House should
above such spirit.
Mr.. Reagan remarked that this sum
peared to him to be "a stake put up I'd
y gambled for by the railroad companies
~ TO be extorted from the toll Of the mill.
- who appear to have no representation
this floor"
Mr.. Robeson remar ked that he was I'd
sensitive to criticism Of the press or
sting of the lash Of great railroads, to
either anything which is not for the beH
of the people and the country.
Mr.. Hewitt urged special facilities for I
York, which means facilities for the "A
country. Both amendments maklns5
preparations for special facilities fol
q mails were voted down.
} WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lG.--The RepuS
Senators held caucus this morning,
admission of Dakota was under eOnsI
tion. No definite conclusion was red
The holiday recess was casually consi
and 10 days recess was thought sufiH
Some discussion was had on the Civil "
Reform, but nothing defiuite was re,
An agent of the Secret Service, divisN
San Francisco, reports the arrest In III
OF John T. IIenneberry for passing cOa
felt silver coin.
The Navy Department Is informed 4
arrival In San Francisco of the United
steamship Alaska.
The bill making appropriations
th. current year, and the contingent "a
Of the Indian Department, and for fl!
the treaty stipulations with various
rrY, tribes for the year, ending June SO1
and for other purposes, which Is now
the Senate, appropriates In the asgr
S5,363, 1851. The Senate CommlueeI
=: to the bill, Sl5i,2OO.