The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-27
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a. iast ihs issus betvsea ihs
President add lhe Ilapablhan Sen
aiofs has been directly uiassii and
She senaie's uItlmatum T. Vie
talk n tia day What tTs it
amour, 70, and whittier will u
lesd7 in reality u ammnniA 81
nothing Innfg than the o%xpfesslon
n an opinion by a small portion d
the Senate
sumo Republican Senators, IN
caucus, declare that they will con-
firm no nominations made to lll
vacancies created by REMOVALS
unless the reasons asked Tor are
furnished. This position will
probably lead 20 temporary dead-
lock between the President and
senate In certain tost eases. II ia
not likely, however, to bring on a
very serious conflict, though there
will doubtless he hot political dis
cussions over the abstract princt.
pies involved.
The President will not be coer.
ccd into abdication Of n vital fea.
ture Of the Executive preroga-
|, tive. lie NAV be relied upon to
. mold his ground. The Republic
can Senators are by no means
united. A number Of them whc
d were not prepared TO take such
extreme ground, absented them
selves from the caucus. There is
a widespread opinion that the
Is Republican leaders who are prom
II inent in keeping up the agitation
y which grows out Of this matter
are doing so for political effect il
their own rival interests.
70 Still, the ultra.Republican mem
N bers carried the day, for thei
NJ resolutions we're finally adopted a
y depressing the sens, Of the caucus
nj and however much individu'
~ Senators may feel that their part
,v has committed Il grave error, the
IN are now bound to act in conform
ty with the caucus decision.
ist As to the weeks doings in Coz
70. gress. Fitz John Porter's plea HI
~. monopolized the House aud Il
.oc great Educational bill has had Il
right of way in the Senate. NJ
,e, Morrison's new Tariff bill WAS i
IT.. troduced in the House, also a nul
In Der of anti.Chinese measure
ell. Among new measures present
in the Senate was Il bill grant,
us. a pension of $1,000 a year to t
nh widow of General Hancock. a
nix. another appropriating s25O,t
Loo for a monument to Gene
lGrant. More steps were taken
have u thorough investigation
the Pan Electric affairs, at VIII
the Attorney.General expires
,eek his qualification.
Mr.. Garland does not intend
I'll resign, but after the House
,., finished its investigation OF
-, telephone business, he says
Go will take steps to meet all CT
nr !, cisnis upon his connection "
r. the Pan Electric company, II
n 81 way that cannot fail to secure
zinc appreciation Of those who re
H. desire to be satisfied.
Ex-senator Thurman, who
be the senior counsel in the {
ling Telephone trial. has had
oau most as many callers since IN
est turn to Washington rs if he
In come To be inaugurated Presi'
Jung Entering the Senate Cham
. few days ago he expressed
DIV" prise at the changes in its pc
mel. SIS this the place VIII
spent twelve years Of my
exclaimed he. Surveying
8 the Chanber he missed Blaine, I
Ter OF ling, Hamlin, Wallace, Ant
.usand Burnside, Randolph, Matt "a
ed OF ter, Ben. Hill, Sharon, aud u
lr sex. SIX Others who sat with him
b and Senate only a few years ago.