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.,,, ,or cue, issue At the close of Mr.. PEI
fers remarks the resolution was agreed 10 "'''o"'
The resolution offered by Ar PETER on Mog on lay
last calling on the President iS' d me nresence
and use Of United States troops neSess S, IN and
cago in July, 1884 was laid before ' i ,he dicary
after some discussion, was referred 10 '"e '"'
Committee.
THE CLOSURE QUESTION COMES Up.
The c.osYre resolution offered by Mr.. Vest Dem,
Mo, Yesterday was then laid before the Seha'e "',-
was modified by Mr.. Vest so as 10 niahs II ,
that the Committee Rules shall report no. "a
than December l5 plan by proper h''''a,o" 49, -,a
restrictions for terminating debate ana sceuis ,,'
action a, fixed time on any pending motion. Dbl OF
% Wnst addressed the Senate in advocacy OF the
resoution He confessed that he had heretoiolp Tp
posed previous question or e,2sute III that such
change OF rules inevitable ana ne senators
that was the opinion h , Si be question ough; be
se.tled as soon as possible. The nsitpeis P - 100
and the rules which might have suited s Sn be
body no longer suitap.e. .ss co that the in
teresis of the immense domain whien We and moi
representing can be ad1used TO Of this body
even OF a factional few. much less tnan a,at,c ia
aba m IN ,bS very rnas ns the arise
in regard to any important measure, 80 hin in
s nch 81 isn interests of the country are involved
and passions and pre'uSGsSs afe an nv RUE that can
limit debate without any possibility OF brScais and
,nnasnre 10 n Gna,ty until absolute phys an
mental exhaustion ntervenes. Senators III ia 20
a measure compelled TO remain Silly ,,nh defanre
afraid 10 defend the measure because SUN zen dab,te
would OK ute attack I'D give occasion 10! 1871
The nresent rules facilitate parliamentary 80
irg Take the case Of Senator, or o. d Co.e.e ,c
senator's representing sectional OF .. ss,r,no
Si,,inal interest of their constituents ana ls
IN mace certain amendments on plil. nue g, ~
nov they able 10 stop the proartss "a ".
measure unless their amendments ere acCeuru 49, ~ u
a COMPROMISE effected which meets iher Nnam mi
as fact that amendments nv ~
s,'nn innpor,ant measures In this BOD! ulueI wy
threat that otherwise debate would De ifueh,.e I've, =,
almost interm!nab'e. use the VoTd uco@sS, anncs
is not debate Census reporis. las. year ~
h,orr,nhical sketches and books OF tTAyei can pe
brought into this chamber ana Whei. o" s.c,s Tor
s nhysica,y exhausted another Senator s,eps To-
ma ri nd takes his place This Is cae0 lreeuo ~
speech and liberty of debate IN the senate u inc
Nv the time Mr. Vest had finished his remarks me
morninc hour had expired, and Lader tne iu'e az
crtorce5 the resolution would have gone 10 tne
c7endar 4 proposition however WI nnne ~ ~ ,hc
Harris Dem Tenn that II retain its n.hc" o..
table subject the call Of lis author. lid
ton was accepted by Mr.. Vest, bnt was .i ~
10 the calendar In the course OF ne u:s'n,s "a
which terminate IN that action Mr, fis!rls s.aW,u
mis- Opposition to the tmr I'M, hXed IN 'ne res ,
tion as well as to any action at al On the
In the absence o. Mr. Blackburn tllein Ky D. cha.r
man of the Corrnttee on Rules. He S1id however.
,haf Nv BLACKBURN would be in the chamber next
Monday Mir Chandler -'Rep.. y. IL maae ~. AT
Vest's speech and resolution the text OF SOM sal
"a, remarks as the conversion wrought u! HVi"H
Of the recent election. -. :. o,,d -,
Finally Mr.. Vest gave notice tnat ne VIZ M az
morrow move to take the resolution from me car,
endar and have a vote of the Senate upon II: ana
then after n short executive session. the SENATE a.
$50 adjourned till tomorrow