Veto Message Passes in Congress Amid Tight Debate
Washington March 5 1875 reports show the veto message read in the House amid suppressed feeling. The Electoral Commission scheme is mocked as a failed attempt to oust the President. The Senate passed the bill 46 to 19 while inflationists push broader finance measures and critics warn of ongoing agitation.
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