Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
80 Electoral Count Bill Passes
7, 4. senate Passage at Arms Be-
tween Edmunds and Beck.
.,u speaks for Indian Citizenship
or the indian Appropria-
tion BiiI.
XIX Congress.
THE SENATE.

~ ~ III ,fs,tISgTOS, March if.-- Inc chats
,s.,ore the senate a letter from the
,,srv Of the treasury transmitting the
IL epecial Agent Spaulding In re.
| ,,n the fraudulent Importation oi
7 sstl,s ...sS into the United States. Referred
I. X, Wilson OF Maryland presented a
% ~ resolution Of the Legislature OF the
n. evu IA araiDg congress TO take steps to put
tA \ 'sosst eefenses in an effective condl-
r. Referred.
|,e uN Y. Gallon moved TO make the inter.
AT .scommercc bill a special order fol-
|,s,, a \ Tuesday week.
@1n 4, Plumb Directing, the matter went
w van wyck offered the following
Hsonhon;
T%.nIyed, That the committee on public
Eads n, n "a Ne directed to examine the nature
|ee AZ v n Y, sxtent OF the alleged use and dies.
tried &. n reIon OF timber on the public lands
|aiur 4, Brnlnlng the line OF the Northern Pacific
M ss,h, a osrtlcularly by the Montana Improve.
|m o or,s n "a company; what II any, additional
|cnrsg'I n. n -sIation was necessary TO protect the
|almou,' N KIN on the public domain, and that
n eormittce be given power to send for
IT, b ,.ans and papers. The resolution was
piles < Hsesd to.
|jno.. K M chair laid before the senate the
n ors 4. 4 electoral count bill Mr.. Hoar adj
.s.ed the senate on the bill. At the
|orsdaot Hrelusiop Of Mr.. lloars remarks the
lsas NJ n VA, passed without division.
has co,sl 4. n Sesers messages from the president
lea q ! II ~ laid before the senate, one of them
IN Unsigned, but received, said Presi-
CHA. Hrtpro TEN Sherman, in due official
|ferpd ~ H. This message on the suggestion
|red Ks N n Me- chair aud on motion of Mr.. Cock
L tre.t. m WAS returned to the president for his
are h. Hnsture The chair also laid before the
lament w Em.e letter from the secre-
|enties M Of war transmitting a list of claims
CONN, n Ale from officers and enlisted men of
army for private property destroyed
b me service. The papers were ordered
nhd
&lr. Hoar gave notice that he would
lS%- NucrTow move to make the bankruptcy
|aniiy, se Ri special order for Wednesday next.
|ntice O. NTe unfinished business being Mr..
owing sae #.nnnd's resolutions, reported from the
/ sofeJ #iciar committee, was then laid before
bead an1 senate and Mr.. Dolph resumed the
|mOst ni Hmuud continued his remarks in favor
every al. 4 tie majority report Of the committee,
Of sleegal4 NJ Do phi reviewed the history of the
ncussor 8salion OF congress on the subject of
lining. iAI Npoyals 10 show that the power did not
catmell h u eAcusively with the president. lie
feelings II quoted from speeches Of Messls.
Pee iron x Hsbster, Calhoun and other statesmen in
Dry partsl &H0rt of his position. He
as any one 81 cited decisions of the
from thsat psme court to show that the power
|ercly na n removal was incidental to the power
tice iortsfN sppOlntment. Hence, Mr.. Dolph ar
D. Wfu b that as the president and senate
pointed the presidentand senate should
Dove,
|of the III n Coke followed He contended that
Lade strlI3& power of removal rested with the
II omsS sdent He must have power to re-
Roth n ri be Incompetent officials. How else
|ya mlntle h idhe carry out the policy announced
|evas M. ~ be people in his electiong How could
Fyrs a, comply with the Injunction "to take
lie that the laws shall he faithfully exc
Worth tatl n sdr' unless by securing of his own
bss tim Elons to execute the laws
HE pspers calledfor he maintained to
ford. Tsn r. private papers, and Mr.. Coke contrast
|raicheusa Recourse of the senate when Demo-
HEBith the course of the present SEN
|op, Tex saying that the Democratic senate
Ulot attempted to embarrass the Re-
Worth. pdn lean administration.
RI Wilson OF Maryland also opposed
no eyesh n fpoFt Of the majority. He comment
snhe fact that Oliceholder Dustin
Lr Msriph made no complaint, but had assumed
forth. Ra ae was suspended for political parti-
lin nlauk ,a'p
b Of Hon beck did not wonder
Int. Mr.. Dustin was not
ii. FortWq lor himself. Everybody knew, Mr..
b & sad that Dustin was nominated
led the lk1 Ach, 1881, and the senate did not
[de to Ss 70 confirm him. He was again APP
bwn COMES yea after the adjournment of the ses-
n some u tnd nominated at the October term
lesame year, and the senator from
ire sorri R ,.5 !. (Mr. EdmundsJ had not felt
yea In even reporting him to the SEN
denomination
sLumunds; AS a matter of duty TO
49, i al iVn oil order, the senator from Ken
Hyne said, was violating his duty in
"e'o proceedings in executive ses-
PAM! VA N BECK denied this. The records and
+ w! XXX, sr6 pspers, he said showed the NOM
|nsn us W. ',,ss ~ Of Mr.. DUSTIN and 1t was be.
Das snW 'ne senator from Vermont knew
aliu Ky go n, was unworthy that papers were
s Of auy W itment
rumunds Insisted that the senator
A. n,.,. AZ h Aeulacky was out OF order and
unaA''l ue chair to decide the question
s1alr was of the opinion that the
Holh Kentucky could see a dis
nman, Nauu would, without doubt, OBJ
No., - n 'ne rules OF order.
pcnAsn u n 5osek said he wonld not speak OF
4 van. lhat occurred in executive
MIA 4 out repeated his statement
nr. NJ r5N me record in the public press
[ we Is; ssuW, That the senator from YER
aid hss N not see III to act on the NOM
csanmaly sulands again insisted that the
arS an@l nas out Of order, and asked the
@ehiorce the rules
SlAf stated that the senator from
~ mad undoubtedly right to re-
uuf' r1l t.. t@'iS lDctS, but Mr. Bpck Inter.