Show t or CONGRESSIONAL ej eediugci ill i Both Branches eeiU r Frtf ou Thursday s ED1UXDS RESOLUTION THE J1l1nThc Prank or a at1 ft CI CODfl11nat oDS Wluh 1 iugton WhispersEtc Ui SEXATB r1 ee1ate passed the bill to remove gej T arces of desertion from the rec i tf t if the AdjutantGeneral of the 1 anst soldiers vha enlisted 8 i 3 war without having received Q a iargefroni their first regiments uTded that the Secretary of War nd satisfied that the reenlistnien In ta y Ir as not to secure bounty his bill to in ra Mr Logan called up rea > < the ffficency of the army itt ordered reprinted and i Jed lt sal t2 clock the unfinished business p ced befor the Senate being the fa ry 113 m1 iols reported by fJr Edmunds til roikejuJiciary committee express Id r the Senates condemnation of then the-n orney General for refusing to fur iih the papers called for by the Senate Mt Van Wyck otrered as an amend Vto the resolutions the fjlovmg And m t all such cases of removal the usHer of confirmation shall be considered con-sidered in open session of the Senate 3 Mr ietcll occupying the chair ret re-t rjjjkcd The amendment will be prJ ed and lie over a Jjr Brown then took the floor in op e po t onto the reports of the majority S of ts committee He said it seemed to him that there was but one single question ques-tion it isue between the President and the ma only of the Senate That question ques-tion WS had the President without e the t dvce and consent of the Sen it te power to remove Fed era Scers when in his opinion th i fc b interest required such I jia Mr Brown argued at length udoW that Constitution conferred tie paver of removal the President in e and that as the Constitution was M reme law that settled the ques 1 r uq matter how many acts of Con rE i might be passed in violation of it Mr Spooner took the floor in support of tie majority report He said he T0id make no attempt to disguise the jet or apologize for it that the for tanes of he Republican party were very dear to him He would not attempt to deny that he wished that the party night here and elsewhere reap every < party advantage which might be aei r n the blunder3 and shortcomings if any such there ere of this administration Mr pooner read from the Presidents nessage the clause inviting the Senate to the fullest scrutiny of the nomina tom submitted Did this Mr Snooner mean aried that ne was willing to give uieSenateallthe information in his pos osonoodidit mean that he should usie a artial presentation Mr Spoo cThen took up the question from a iji point of view and quoted the Constitution and the h 1 ae of office act to show that J ower of removal as well as of ap jtjert was in the President and Se a tin t together and that what i a i hij sole discretion absolute was t ° pjivar of suspension during the re i c r the Senate Mr Spooner still aooig tile floor the Senate went into I PIe t tre session and soon adjourned j I HOUSE Wi L JX March ISThe House CJIIlUi tee of the whole today one on-e appropriation bill finished rofSv of the fortyeight pages of T TYIfenf o The committee i rose Pgds the u j urned |