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The Week

June 26, 1879 issue

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The article discusses some of the political updates related to the U.S. The U.S. President has vetoed the Judicial Appropriation Bill on the ground that in forbidding any department or officer of the Government to incur any liability for the payment of general or special deputy-marshals "for service in connection with elections," and in making no appropriation for the payment of such officers, it deprives him of the means of executing laws. The object of the majority in inserting this provision in the bill is to prevent the operation of laws which they are unable to repeal. The failure of the silver-men in the U.S. Senate to draw Senator James Asheton Bayard from his position on the Warner Bill and compel him to report it, gives him a fresh claim on the respect of the friends of honesty in all parties.

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UNITED States -- Politics & government; ELECTIONS; BILLS, Legislative; UNITED States. Congress. Senate; BAYARD, James Asheton; UNITED States
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