The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

WASHINGTON, April 7, 1883.
Mr. O1Lno (ot New Msxoo Introduced bill FOR tbs con
structou Of a wagon ans onisrsr, rosi In New Mexico
The House then vert int Committee Il tho whols or
The Deficiency Appropriation bill
Mr. Lx7cuxE, (.cu-; 0, Va, sad tine COMMITTEES "a
Ways ano Mesrs pss,sd embarrassing position
hey hsd been fred on from oeuocratc side o the
House, deuocI alta against a. the proyeons OF
the BILL and others sgsrst particular provsoos, but sa
20 copcur IN conclusion that unless tho bill
s every p-ovsou can be acceptable 10 them th-y
prepared to vote co~n, AID iesye tie governments
without tho means Of carrying out the pd:cy which
1t has inHugrratcc. Ho sncwed tea. tire three mil
lions OF ooiia,s nskeo 10 anticipation OF mo TO
guar appropriation would enable the War depart
uent Low 70 make chsape. contract tor the
Gapspo laioI OF supplies 70 Ctae uan we're delayed
tai autumn. Tbs million and Iarter def aency 20 no
supplied y this oi came legacy rfom The previous
begun. said why did the House pass resolution
declaring that rebellion oysts there and subsequently,
pass bill IN furnish veluuecrsr II now too late to
urge plea Ter the defeat ~ the Deacency bill hs tho
Presceot cd net ert tho consent OF Congress- before he
began reinforcing she troops in Utah. Ar. Letcher de-
{ended the hill 9ecersly
During the debate on nn amer dueo yassrs wtsHsUvS.
OF Naine, and cRAIsOEp of New YORK. opposed gr.ntcg
the supplies os tue Utah expedition, ths ground ,ns
tbe Pres dent psorecctss hs against the kofnons
without the suthorIty OF Congress.
war against 0bg ~ a. sa xS. Ss S pro-
poses 70 appropriate. All tie government has 10 say
whether Brahem Young ID to be hanged, and hcS maay
men II wants killed.
Mr.. IxIcnEp (adm of Va, replied that II was not
Known before that tie gentemAn vas 3 agh'rg man;
otterwse probably the Secretary Of War might bsye
spoken 10 hm upon toe subject (LAugnter)
Mr.. Huc (aarn Of Int In =; ply 70 IN incfen.a re-
marx Of Mr. Coax sad that the debate on Kansas
opened by the title giant" tram Quo (CoXl and he
Hughes) only spose a. tina. time about fifteen rnu in
response; but his colleague would Lis TO speech he
could convert hm- Nanghter)
Mr.. CoIFAx, (opp Of Ind replied that bis colleague
would iDd bis ,abcr ia
Mr.. HuCHs--I have copvertet you for you declared
you admission of Kansas under the
iecompcp constitution, and yet did vote the other day.
Uaughter)
tr CoRAx replied that he had voted to ratfy, but
TO reject that constitution. He bad voted to ADMIT Kansas
Stste without endorsing Any constitution leaving the
peoDe 70 vote on Lecomon such as
the Washington linton oeclsI ed oulc induce them 70
ject it, He had voted for the Crrepdeu amendment,
hch the tsme paper said full Of black republi
cenhpi egg s full Of meat
Or motion OF Mr.. GARNET, (Rd OF Va. the commit
tee ard reported tie BILL With u unendation
that IL be reconmite1 TO the Committee Of Ways and
Means, with Instructions report in separate
for the expenditure FOR servfcc OF the present
tscei year. and IN another bin al appropriations designed
for the next fiscal aud also with instructions TO u
Quire what further egs anon necessary 20 restore 70
Congress an efficient control the expenses Of the
government.
Mr. LETcu1 raiaed qucs,en tbs. such instructions
could not be gver rs il wolt &c impossible 70 comply
with them.
The Srr-IR repd that tho report novet Ia ts cha
isc.er, but at rno competent for the
committee &c make the recommendation
Mr. CAarnzIL (opp or Ohio, said u tho reconneada
ton should prevah would amount to the practical de-
feat or The bill.
The prev question ordered, agreeing 70 toe
Instructions OF Committee Ways and Means, pend
ins which the House adjourned