The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-10

sncsls He (wr sssptoa) rad talked on tho stump and
eiseShere, and bsd attributed To bis political opponents
using 81 the public orutog OF taeir OF
poutca corrup'i ., wtch tie republicans condemned
He wished 60 pace bmsef 10 positon these
things hun 100 back on mn ~h,n be took the stump
he was opposed to al cams ances
Herpesteo, be Desired to prevent the puncerg OF the
70 bis sorst IT, ,ssa n. ,en,can csoc,s nominated
the gltensu from ONO (M, Fo'l-tp for Printer;
out Toe Inc ana d'sea"o ipclu',Sg s M,. Oo,
lot voted for Mr. Detrees against that NOMINEES
Whatever obligation rsstd patty men, rested ~ tnat
time on the Indspa deli CATION who should DOT no ar
rsgn him Tor 10, sohe,iog party discipline. II no
wished employ pechenic. carpeuter, 90 would ON
poy one who here: would never bring him from
ledge that The wmk be Ia med out and useo Tor
political ta,ty purposes they proposed, nov, put in
hs control Tor executing the work. He b.
leve tor ell cou bad Dot YET Come. He had
curiosity to the staGaog commit ees before the
election gone INTO de wautco ~ know how they
wore consti,ueo add was aware Of WHY they
hopea his colleague wOuo consent TO postponenent so
thar thes might all g. where this thing end
Mr.. CoLsax, l,sp) Ind sas no person could have
yoked attack Of the gentleman from Ohio. Ncthog
lie bad foDo 10 that eehtemen either ia his personal
Official association, could have justified him his alu
sicns But az the gent bal iii to refer TO what
no Mr. (o1ax) d IN previous Congress- 10 issdoauon
Of what be (Mr Stantop) inence now be wished
all the facts be House Nc Cofax then
turned TO toe record Of the Thirty fourth Congress to show
ard "cHcalIy moossb,s to elect him. no voted
for Mr. Deees, after b.vipg learned Mr. FoIe
clined being candidate He mentioned other circum-
stances tbs justification Of his
He asked Mr.. Stanton II his favorte had been there
nominate, hc wou'o have spkcr here be had to day.
Mr.. STANTON replied that ha cauoif ate hal made
rareee nss TO DO the wok HIMSELF his own account
and responsibility.
Mr.. CoiyAx was understood 70 say that Mr.. sanon's
friend owoec DO office here.
Mr., STANTON repie be had contracted to have work
done 90 bis PRESSES
Mr.. CorsAx, resumpg said Mr. Defrees has been
practical printer ic' thirty yeas well Publisher aud
EDITOR snd is well ca!cuia'en to snperiu
ton OF printing any who lives copbeut
Tie geatensn from Ohio slid be- SURPRISED
his political sssocsiee but be (Mr Coax) would be the
last charge @thout the facts to prove H.
Mr.. SIBERIAN modified Ills molten by adding that the
House proceed the Of the rnr
y sixth Coog'ess 9th the rovso that tue House
the right TO modify the exscg law they pro-
perthe Printer 'tcrvit the appointment the coad
ton thus SGT forth; and that moe be Appointed to
examine the law ~ relation TO printing the prices paid
therefor and that they report thereon the p &C
ucaoie celsy snoh changes or Improvements may be
deemed Gesifab)e
The House sgaio refused to secoud The demand for the
previous QUESTION, BY rs agarst SO.
On motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN the election of Printer
then postponed TIL Moscay BY 1903 counted
TIE STANDING c. MINUTES
The SPEAKER announced the stancirg committees as fol-
On Wa,s and Atons-Messrs Sherman, Davis of Nd,
Pheipe, Stevens. Washburn Of Me-. NIilson, Morrill,
On C5snmoce-Messrs. washburne Of H., Wade. John
Coeh.ane, Eliot, Smith Of N G., Morehead Lamar Nixon
Military affairs hessrs. Stanton Curtis, Bopham, Buff
fDton Ola, McRae PeDdeton, Iopgep Boteler
Fapos 4fai,s- Messrs Morris Of Me-, Bocock Potte,
Nirsow Wilson, Curry, sedgwick, Harris of Md, and
7eritoriss-Mess's Grow Perry, Smith Of Va, Gooch,
WaldroD, Clark of Mo CAGE vallandigham and Ashley
Judiciary Messrs Hickman, Bingham Houston. Vay.
lor, Nelson, Kellogg Of Ill., Reynolds Robinson Of r. l..
Elections- Messrs Gilmer Dawes. Campbell. Bovce.
Marsion, Stevenson, Gartre, s'ratton srd Mcknight
Co'ms-H ssvs Tsppan Hoard, McCierLand, Ely,
Moore OK Ala, Walton, Nav nard Hale and Hutcbins.
Public Lands-Ms asis Thayer Iovejoy, Cobb Covode,
Davis OF Ind, Trimole Vancouver, Window and Barrett.
Engsh. Adams Of KY, Alley, Davis Of Miss Craig Of
D,stle Of Coiumbia-Nessrs Carter, Kgorc, Burnett.
Rice, Garrett Conkng, Pryor, Edgerton and Anderson
Revolutionary Claims-Mcssrs Briggs, Terry, Cox,
Vance, Jackson. Duell, DearDette Holman and
Public Expenditure Mesers Baskin, Palmer Edmund
son: KliDger, somcs, Hindman, Wood, Clopton and
Fouke 80
Pr.,otc Land Claims- Messrs washburn of Wisconsin,
Clark Ccchra1e, avery Kenyon, Hawkins, Hamilton,
Ma rjcet,rcs-Messra Adams Of Massachusetts, scran.
ton MCQUEEN Ieake Moore Of Kentucky French, Dunn,
SprIc.It,ve-w Butterdeld Carey, wbiteey Stew
art II Pennsylvania, Wright, Bristow, Adrich, Burch
indian Afdirs-Messrs Eherdge, Burroughs, Wood.
son, Farrsworh Clark Of New York Scott Leach of Mi
chigan. EDWARDS ana Aldrlch. r rg1
Quaries, Ruinn, Wells Packer and Simcs. ">'''''
Foreign Afdsrs-Messrs Corwin, Burlingane, Barks-
dale Morris of Pennsylvania, Branch, Boyce, Miles, Hill
R.roIuiona;y Pensions Messrs Potter, verrce Craig
OF North Carolina Adrain Junkin Reagan, Rabbit, De-
lano, and Leach Of North Carolina
Inralid Pensions-Mesrs Fen N, Foster, Siskles Flo
renee Stokes, Kellogg Of Michigan, Hail. Brabson, aad
Roads and Canals-sIeesrs Mallory, Morris Of Illinois,
Dunn Singleton, Burroughs, Gurlcy, Montgomery Rust
Paant;-Messrs Mlward, Stewart Of Maryland, Burn.
ham, Niblack and Frank.
Pabln Baidings and Grounds Nossrs Train, Boale,
Ressal and Cnfnished Messrs Logan, Jones,
Howard, Babbitt and Foster.
Acusan9-Eessrs. Spinner, Kunkle, Blake Graham aud
@s@9ys-Messrs Ashmore, Van wyck, LOOMS, Harde.
man, and Robinson of Iinois.
EnQrr~ng-Messrs. Adrain Covode and Maclay.
Expenditure in the Gte observation-disclosures. Mexican,
Stout, Barr, Love and Dawes
Expenditures IN he Treasury observation-disclosures.
Iooms, Quarler Wells, Thomas and Train
Expenditures N the War Department. Hesrs Stewart
of Pennsy vana, Larrsbee, Tompkns Cooper and Nor
Expenditures in the Macy Department. -Meesrs. Hatton,
Undsrwood Blair, Hughes and Sherman.
EaYsnditsres in the Post Office Department Mossrs.
Palmer Martin Of Virginia Moore Of Kcntucky Iandrum
Errsmdt,ncs on the Public Bui,dinos-Messrs. Brayton,
Noel, Walton, Harris of Virginia and Nelson.
JOINT cGn.mi1ce ON ne Librdry-MesSrs Pettt Adams
of Massachusetts,, and Pugh.
and Dimmick. .1t
Joint Ctmristee on Enrolled BI,s-Messrs Davidson
Mr.. FAISswoR1 (rcp) Of H., was at his own request,
excused from serving on the Committee on Indian
Affairs. -
Mr.. REAGAN, (dem of Texas, excused from serving
the Committee Revolutionary Pensions, he
could be Of earthly service TO bis constituents The in
terests Of Texas had been dsregarded the
signing her representatives to places on committees
MIR. HAMILTON (dem.) OF Texas, the colleague Of Mr..
Reagan, aso excused from serving on the Committee
Private Land C1Sims for similar reasons.
PRzHDprrs ANNUAL MESSAGE fttEBf u
Was then read ~.
On motion Of Mr.. SnEsxAy It referred 10 thesCom-
mtee Of the Whole the State Of the Union and ordered
TO be printed. W nEa MI rer1tla cc 5 9.
The question Of printing the usual extra number of
copies was referred TO the Committee on Printing
new DEPARTMENT GoyERyMESr. -s't
Mr. HucuKs (dcm) of Md asked, but failed to obtain
leaves Introduce bill TO establish additional Execu
tive Department, TO be called the Agricultural Depart
ment.
CONTESTED STATS. Asfs gy
Mr. STEVENSON, (dem Of KY. presented the memorial
OF Cfman contrasting the seat VI Mr. Anderson,
Of kentucky. 4 N
Mr.. RueHYs presented the memorial Of VIM e. IEarri-