The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-04

Mr. GROW, of Pennsylvania, objected
Mr. LETCIIER moved that ti,e rules be suspended
which motion not agreed to--yeas Yl. nays 81. IA
Mr. J. CLANCY JONES offered the following rssola-
tion ts N F c
R> se r~eseu. week she. ss ~ order ~ tho cn
debate c ndulged IN provided thai ?" vote shs
except IN mosea That this consAs
tee rise and the House adjourn
Nessrs. BURNETT, of kentucky. and DAVIDSON, of
Louisiana, objected. ig. s4lfH.
Mr. SMITH, Of Tennessee inquired whether IL WAS not
order for the Committee of the Whole to take recess
at any time. He thought that had been the Eactice M
the House.
The SPEAKER replied that it was,
Mr. j. CLANCY JONES moved that the rules he sss-
pended upon which motion the yeas and nays being or
dered, he withdrcwit. kaf
rnk PENSION nLl--ruE dESERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion Of MIR. j. CLANCY JONES, the House then
went into Committee of the Whole the satc II the
Union, Mr BURNETT, Of kentucky in thc cfair and
sumed the consideration of the pension bill
Mr, J, CLANCY JONES raised = point Of order thst
tho pension hilI could not be csn4dcxcd lnAmuCh the
time for which II made special order md sxpsud
The CHAIRMAN ovcrrsLed the point VI order on ths
ground that after the time fixed for the couspraon Of
the pension bill had expired resolution WIS adOp40d
making it special order the House again wsnA
into committee. In accordance with the resolution. the
bill had been considered and general debate closed and
in the opinion of the Chair II must be read by sc
Mr.. J. CLANCY JONES appealed from the decision Of
the Chair
The question being taken, the decision of tire Uhair
was not sustained ayes 49, noes "a. t4s SAINT
The committee then proceeded 70 the consideration Of
the bill making appropriations for the Legislative cxeru
tive and judicial expenses OF the government for the
year ending the 30th of June, 1882 ~ saa 3teW
Mr. NICHOLS ofOhio, proposed to introduce amend
reducing the expenses Of the State Department by
aolisng the statistical bureau which he contSnded was
unnecessary. In the o is rcprks hs referred
the removal Of Mr. Flagg, the superintendent Of this
bureau stating that Gen Cars accepted his resignation
on the ground that the bureau longer neSnd o
Mr. KELLY, of New York, nAid that tho geutlcMsn
had mistaken the cause Of the removal Of Mr. Faeg he
had been informed that that gentleman had becn com.
PEELED to resign because he had employed women 10
sst him in carrying the work. and instead of paying
them 81 per day which he received for their services d
Mr. wAsHBURNE, Of nllaois knew Mr. Flsgg. and
thought it due to him that the gentleman fm New
York should state his authority These charges reflected
severely upesl Mr.. Eiagg. sTf tigni syits8 spfa
Mr. KELLY said he had made no charges hut he lad
been informed that what he had said was the cause Of
Mr.. Flagg's removal. asN 117 'tAs ADs
Mr. WASHBURNE th1,glt IL was hardly fair for stAs
gentleman to get up and make these charges. He
thought the gentleman made charge upon honcra-
Bile man, who had discharssa bis duty with signal
tblity. i. tatAs essse sA sss XII G
Mr. KELLY said he had made no charge, but he did
now make the charge and say chat the of The
removal. A iffs891 ~ asWffa Nj @iteg
Slr. .WAsHBURNE hoped the gentleman would make
known his authority.
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