Washington Letter notes looming crisis over appropriation bill
The May 29 1879 dispatch reports Democrats facing a crisis as the general appropriation bill returns from the President with vetoed political features. It cites potential adjournment, a possible extra session, and debates on Warner’s coinage bill. Also covered are Secretary Sherman’s controversial letter, campaign moves by Republicans, and state notes on various incidents and reforms.
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