Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
1|E[FRNSB OF GROVER.
..,.ss,, Of tie Majority Report o.
, |. '''' JudI larry Committee Shown
BY pugh Of Alabama.
,..,meut Of the Senator from
.'.'.su, IIased on False Logic
,rem Beginning to End.
a,.pcy Bni Passed by the sen
n .,.aIan appropriation nn' ~
ia the House.
XIX Cnpgrcss.
tnE SENATE.

IllN FfsHNfFf
crov, March During the !
,.stlon Of routine morning busi-
~ prcscniation Of reports from
,,.es etc., Mr.. Blackburn said
v's.,5eut. / am directed by the
4 '..,Aen naval affairs 10 report IA
a. ,he n9iainatlon which ! send 70
f,. tha.Y' said Mr, Harris, "a
4 sc6srrau's breath seemed 20 have
4 ,'ssn away. After q moments hes.
4 i a mid 10 something Of an under
4 ait wllI be- withhold
Bncsburn begged pardon q the
4 ,ba,r laid before the senate Mr.
~ resolution offered yesterday to
A ~ 10 comnlttor on rules for In
\ .,,lop a tie letter of MrsEads deny.
n IN he tMr Eds has any rep
Il .,,,lses on the floor OF the senate
dsbate at O'Clock tho matter
4 over without action.
\ AAIr then laid before the senate
5.,olntl9ps from the judiciary com
!, concerning the relations OF the
Y end the president.
4 Furh Il IA he had expressed his views
a anon The subject OF this debate IN
4 mort made from the judiciary
4 ee,ee bv the minority, and
4 main object he had now in
6sssIng the senate, ia reply 90 The
IN from Vermont, was to prevent, II
"A |. 10 his power 10 do so, which he
~ WAS difficult undertaking, that
AZ ron changing the character Of
Eaues,ipn between the senate aud the
&Ident Tho real character OF that
warsy could not bc misunderstood
Il smpfesuied, as II had arisen from
4 apparent upon the records, re-.
Is a hy The majority VI the judiciary
mttee. What are the facts by which
ne duty OF all OF as TO be guidodt
sn few aud simple.
pugh relDtcd the facts connec ted
nc Dustin case, and said that the
z h resolution did not call for public
oaclal documents, but for private
unsnis and for private papers rclat-
Fl uGusiyey 10 an official act Of the
= dsgf IN the suspension Of Dustin ~
NJ not attorney. The inquiry proposed
q De senate was 10 be made with a
|',Hledeg ~ the fact thai more than four
Y before the resolution was offered
efdhate the term Of Dustin hnd ex.
q Then what possible use could be
q y me iuiormniionY On sounding
ase Il was found 10 be q pure tiction.
TIE report Of the majority declared
"a Nc Information was wanted to en-.
DO scnatc TO discharge the great
imposed upon II Of making nm IN
as 70 the propriety OF an
n act by the president, the power
b which was expressly conferred
him by the laws 10 Do
alsed within bis discretion II they
~ Needed the removal was improper
gpsise, what would have bcSI
VI fieti Of the drclsiDnl Could Il hsy,
6Eed DHdinf Was he still sns
vi officer awaiting The adjournment
y senate ~ be restored 20 the dutle'
apfice2 The senate was to-day en-
an inquiry about n matter from
saioetc could beno possible praciica
|h NJ Il WAS moot question merely
E# ID senate was turned into a moo
% discuss purely ab
q prep 'sillon, The refusal o
Mton0y-eoners five week
n De expiration Of his term Of Office
sdlehcu 70 the express order Of III
dent, 70 send Ia the private docu
y felallng TO The suspension OF Du'
fas criticised ~ the resolution Of Oh
n ailly as a violation Il duty, and iha
iiicn vas denounced as being sui
~ o. The principles OF governmeu
q good administration, an act =
Nle,iaed as 10 make II q suiAclor
lt2 for instant impeachment Whi
ne relation betwei the prCsidel
hs cablnrt ofllccrs2 Mr.. Puph wuul
+ ~ Edmunds'a words answer tha
zon, He then quoted from on
MI E1mun vs. speeches o
lerure.ui-ofllfe act 20 sho
Edmunds had said that cabln'
~ should be n gentleman personal
sable to the president, being one I
Nfsoual advisers. Yet the sena
kked 10 pass Il resolution copdtm
~ att0mey general for obeylng u
i'tut, whose adviser he was, W
~ that relation Of trust aud con
70 him indicated by the qnoiatlt
flfom the speech Of the senator fro
loni. The attorney general W
MI by this resolution al 4
W to disr' gard the positive ord
Ne president, aud there
hlmself liable to lnstsnt dismiss
ne cabinet, on the terms OF u
NJ Aipn, stated by the senator from W
nv himself, President Cleveland cou
ri WIN seirespeci, have held that
N ,i'gencral Ia hi, cabinet single u
htey obe1ing the resolution q
~. Was that the way for one
II lsie department ~ tne goyernnt
~ apolhor? WAS not that rOqui
1919 great LIS makiug power 10
~ uaf0 " The country nr
pt} H"MrHi, that would result
Mug W their reiatinns Of cnntidel
Ius', Wd making the altnrn
~ Fable to Instant Dismissal Is
whp'if Whai did thr prc~ldrul
MN 'be Hci'nn Of the sen q asking
w gtueral 20 those pap r.?
Nfesd AZ length from &c presidcl
W. smq8g uAcr things TIE "a
Is tlsf tnrc had neun no Official
a1elm ~ iiled IN his ttae 81
M eAfaPs) department relating 20
within thc provisions SO
ri ~ Fesplupoh. lh,f re-, said
a stab mcnt made by
saeni a matter oi fact wiihlO
.ps.l knowlcdg, and the sena
erm, NJ centroverts The trnth
statement, having ~ founda
.isr Tor Tie dental There isaegl
e'sae " lho report Of the Inaje
judiciary Committee with the "
slon matter of fact that Is wi
ltfsonal knowledge. are q
talled f0r from The at.or
~ such a. this ae
ght 10 nave a. tbe discharge 9
ts The pre-, iaent had stated
W Ffp1fs 0hra nriQat. mud unuili