Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
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VasHrNcToN. March q, l6SG.
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The Char lalu before the Senate cue
presiuent E message Transmitting the
-epor1 Of TIM Civil Service Commission.
deferred.
AnOnr the bills introduced wa one
ily al Huar providing ior lnquests
.indef national authority
Air. HoAr suid the bill wRF suggested
tv -euurrr OF recent occurrences n az
yolltuu. Miss. TINS Senate mao nU 10
ln-matior II regarC Il th0se occur
reuces. but newspaper o. hon pollti-
ca narues seemed 70 agree about them.
According II tines, reports vantou
and uuurovnked crlme mao been COM
mitteG resulting IL the death OF large
uuniner ni citizens. II winch al TIT
1trtiuif we're Of one race Unu, hf pve-
Rumed. OF one poiitlca. par1y, and
al IN, muTdererE OF another. such
.pucu-ronce6, unlortuna mac neer
~ ireuuem occurrence, nut when
investigated we've APT Il take pc
Utica turn Persons defending o.
aunioglzmg iof then saic they hat nj
political significance. sill rhe iaci re-
manned thai thcv were the npponents oi
the democratic pa~.y ina were Killed
and tina, tho adheTeuts al tina; party
ver, Inc muraeYerh TINS nil wa t.
elnpiv q mothoo oi inquiry winch
wouid he remuyed iron politics. l-s-
ierYed IL the JudUiary Committee.
AiY. Ldmmds resolutions were .nei
Dlaced before lnc Senate ano ny
ingalls, toDb thf toor.
Ar ingalls, saio ho would TAXI NJ tne
question where "a, opposition LETT T..
Glr would becu where they closed. lie
conceded Al .hat IL, leniocratir senator
has demanded a. g. tint constitutions
fnver Of the Lxooutive - It. appoint
mculs 10 otiice.
He Nj. ingalls, was not one a. tnnse
v'hr behevet II non-par,isansnW II
notifies. Political parties were intl8pen-
Sahlf n free government tit mac NJ
ua,,enre with mer VIM believed itR badge
az virtue moi 10 belong IL poiltica.
organization. ny That Il reiiecteu glory
on statesman 70 affect independence %
ms party.
Rii ingalls, vak followed 10y Messrs.
Harrison. LogaH and EGmunds II So
sspeeehe6. with occasional nLerrupiOnz
by Democratic senators.
The question was then OF M. al
Nvck amendment providing thai " II
al such cases OF removal the matter
Of confirmation sinai hs considered IL
arer session Of the Senate
NJ. Butler thought thai Il Ghere ever
was sime II ths history Of tint SENATE
o. lhs Government when shc injunction
Of secrecy should hr removed IRON tins
proceedings. tins was tine occaslOn.
The SENATE hat heen talking nbOui ths
staf-chamiicf proceedings OF thc i'resf
doni and attacking nm becauss he hRo
nor seer fiji 10 disclose e. the Senate ths
motives winch prompted nm, anu a
he SAINT time Y hat heel closing II
dnork on nominations. which az but
les would lie very GLAD 10 havs ais
,cusseo II upen session n order thAt tns
country might understand the reaSoni
and grounds assigned by tint malorii,
al the Senate ior Yeiusing 10 c0uiirn
nominations.
Al the suggestion OF Ny. hsrriS, NJ
Van Wick modified ms amendment by
emitting the woTds Z" OF confirmation
Aif Boarr raised Sise puint that ths
amendment war not II orarr, inasmact
aS 1, changed the rules OF the Senate
and no notice had been gwen Of Il.
This President pre- teRlpoYt SUSTAINED
thu POINT Of nrier. ard AZ appeal Saker
i,y Bif. Butter vas lai6 upon this table
yeas u. nays 2k--a EsriaI party vote
exurpt that Mesgrs. Van Nyck ant
lsiddlebereCr voted with ths Demo
.crntk. The vnte Is not considered 8
rest OF the strength Of the proposition
Tor upen executive SESSIONS, slnee lie
psiblicans vino favor the Irlnclple yotot
10 table the snpskl, and Democrats win
opposs /; voted sEams. tabling II.
bin. Harris having demanded ssps
rate suie upon tine resolutions. the irrs
resniutson adopting the rapport OF th'
COMMITTEES on Judiciary was aduptsa--
sess e, nsys 2G.
The sscoad zssplufion coudsmnln: