THE UNION.

CITY OF ASHIN TON.

FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26, 1886.
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Our readers will perceive that the great length of
our congressional report excludes our editorial and
miscellaneous matter entirely


We desire to give the tariff debate in the House
of Representatives as fully possible and in this
view we cannot properly suspend the proceedings
Of Congress, even for single day. We do not see
how, with the present pressure on our columns,
we could bring up the omission even of one day.
We regret this pressure this evening the more, be-
cause it excludes what we had intended to say of
Mr. Websters recent suggestion that our govern
ment should now suspend our military operations,
and send a minister TO Mexico.