The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

position, mere On LbW Buuloct.
serate regard IT, sr-l viii not say - AZ insult 70
senator OF this booy, but TO- sir, motoz accom- saned
by remAyks deserve and should vo the rebuke
SAsos tdeml Of Va said ne was NO. in the Senate
when this subject came up, bo be understood that the
Senator from Indiana desired reierer CO Of this pet
ton come few days ago petition had been pre-
sented by the Senator from Massachusetts, upon To face
declaring 70 be from negroes yelled under the expires
sion 'psttoners Of African descent" Tho committee
hAa instructed him to make report that petition
which be had prepared and only asked time 70 present
Mr. FOSTER (rep) Of Conn, said he knew thee peti
toner's they living In his immediate ne enh orhoot;
they white men.
Mr. FHsaypES-Tbat makes no difference.
MI FosrKR-Apd men Of the highest respectabihty.
M MASON suggested that the Senator ffom lpdiona
HhOuId withdraw his objection.
Mr.. Fncs-Ths fact that n is from white citizens re.
any objection that could have opposed 70 but
for tine Incorporate language used the oher sde and
for the opinion Of senator from Massachusetts,, be
for Il. for DO not clsss him IN thai category at ALL
The petition then referred 70 the Select Committee
THR TARiFF BILL
Mr. HUNTER, (cem. Of Va from the Finance Commit
tee, reported Mr.. Morrs Tariff BILL and moved 70 post
pore til the second Monday In December.
The motion lies over until 70. morrow
IsRHAsB JUDGES SALARIES.
.. II Sy me
tain Judges OF the United States
PoIyGAMY BILL, ETC.
Mr.. BAyARD, dem. OF Del, from the committee,
reported the House bill to prevens poygmy in Utah,
An immepae number Of adverse reports were made,
and private bs and memorials Of minor importance re-
ported
The CASE OF ANsoN DART.
The Senate bin for the relief Of Arson Dart Superin
tendent Of Indian Affairs in Oregon, was considered
Mr. LAVE, (dem.) Of Oregon, opposed the bill, saying
me man had no honesty and no integrity was loathed
N every honest man, and desired 70 nch from the rea
sury every dollar he could get
The bill was passed.
Mr. snDnL ldsn of La, called up the resolutions for
M HAMxosD, (dem.) Of C., said the legislation Of
night sessions blurred the records Of the oouny and be-
fhnt,o ovrho A fhA
old Roman Senate, all laws passed after shutdown were
invalid and that. 100, before the discovery q alco
The reeoiutiOn was passed
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The Legislative and Executive Appropriation blu We
Mr.. HuSuR, (den.) Of Va, reported An amendment
from the Committee on finance extending the time Of
the House had sent N an amendment 70 the Tariff bill 70
fund thA debt in two years The committee had thought
best TO pace ii in this bill and extend the time.
on this bin he thought the Senate should consider the
House bill on the tariff where the amendment properly
~.s not time ne 1. S'S consider he Tsri Bill '
Mr. SIMMONS, (rep) Of r. l., spoke against the amend
ment He said ought 70 be connected with The bin for
over the Presidential this question and
up the eItrAvsgance Of the Administration.
s.nse Dc so q So
publican party who increased the appropriation bills 70
great extent BE thought the questions Of Anauce and
Mr. FEsESpKS defended the republicans from the
charge Of extrsvsgsnce, saying that the democratic i'd
reported them, and democratic Senators voted for hem
and they In the minority were not responsible for them
Mr. SIMMONS took the same view.
M TooxBs eaid he blamed the republicans and sumo
democrats who voted with them In making majority for
extrsvaesnt appropriations, and charged thai combine
ton existed various Quarters 70 increase the expend
Mn BerEa proceeded 70 show that over 50, 900 900
had been appropriated by the Senate not estimated BY
~
stated his report that could nos meet these exaor
duary expenses unless additional revenue provided
He thought tina! tnose democrats who would vote with The
without reference 10 party he Tor protecting the In
dustra elements ana preveptins foreign oompetuna The
expenses VIII exceed the revenue, and there VIII not be
Mr. HryR denied that there was any necessity for an
increase Of revenue and maintained that low revenue
prevented extravasant expenditures
AT four O'Clock the Senate took recess.
EVENING sRssIoN.
Al O'Clock the Senate rsaseemblcd
Of exrsvsgance saying that The requiremsnn uads by
the President md the departments exceed the appropra
son, m.ss ~ me MsS'' ~ "a: S
administration 81 500 COO, while democratic senate,
der the control OF democratic Senator's had added SIX mil
lions TO those House bills. When such charges were
made, he deered 10 point 70 the record He then pro-
ceeded show the necessity for increase OF tariff for
sspepse. purps Sree ye"rs sne rUy.pmsni "a rome
In oebt $50 100000 He did believe the coming i'm
portous would Afford sufficient revenue for the require
ments OF the appropriations and pay tho interest OF The
debt he therefore advocated the increase Of the tarn
W meet exigencies.
Mr.. Toosss read The civil appropriation bill, with the
carry existing avs the House republicans b. r.fus
appropriations $50 600 for finishing the Charleston
Custom House, WAS put In BY the Senate
pay for the granite The republicans OF the House ap
peAred TO be economical BY cheating honest contractors
and carrying on system Of pronisscy in sppropr.tins
s.. eco for fraudulent pensions He condemned the
agricultural appropriations - JOB.
Mr. BcIn said be did like TO hear such lmputabou
cast the department Senators who voted for the
measure. He did not like the way the Senator spoke
about n
M TONES SAID be would give way for an explanation,
he said He had dsclamed any imputaiion on any
Senator.
Mr. ReIKR said he did protest.
Mr.. looms replied that he mot satisfied with the
remarks he could get satisfaction here outside the
chamber. he was speaking OF the government, and made
republicans were friends Of extravsgance. Thsy we're
deep corruption IN ali she iesslasures Of The NORTH
md God only knew what my would DO shsy ever GOT
NJ. Doournx, lrepl Of Wis, asked The Senator II he
people burned The records Of the ssaiss '''' ''
Mr., Tooss replied tha some dishonest men go In the
Legislature, IN the Of Saes, but the people
were not honest enousht in wscosss 10 do that
further debate ne amendmeai for undins for
nve years hs 10000, 600 vas thsn agreed ioyess %,
nays 10
hr. szRAs1IAx (dem.) OF Ark, o6srsd IN amendment
appropratne 81 500 900 for paying the claims Of Cnoctsw
dsbsss, vs sTried over ~ an sdjOurnmsss q ten
O'Clock.
Heuss ~ Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1890
uysrn oy rru rKxsnxzr Axp 0nzsARY oy rU NAVY.
The House proceeded 70 the consideration c the special
order being the resolutions reported back ron the Com
mtee On Erpenditures In the Navy Department
Mr. BcoocK, (deml Of Va, IN opposing the resolutions
and afser few preliminary remarks, said-Look sir, At
these resolutions submitted by The member from leo.
neseee (hr Haucn), and tell me am mistaken 10 my
appreciation Of them2 Examine them particularly, ana
viii be seen that they have refsrsaoe whatever 10
legislation They contemplate In way procedure be-
fore the Senate or impeachment Of this House these
hsh c1ssra They ere no1hing more noS - than CON.