New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

a EtesuVe md judiciary Appropriation Bill nsde 70
l. s 49, s freed TO- ihe hOu prominent poinis 2
f',n ~ fsse cerks anc 10 fhe eY,ra
" ~ voc treasury Department. Ia regard 10 IA hrsi
4 - MOVED M fmaf. Clerk
10 hf treasury and PostOce Departments fro. 500
Inc 80 3 az y nc second provision is adopted lo
asle rs osloo ~sc Of The clerks ' Of the rr.uy
49, a,tional ooPenla out of snch approximately and
~ nA.e "a one year previous 70 July 1872 ana
ny AZ an annual salary osss tban g. 200 and vo shall have
se1'ed Tor one year Previous to July l. 1906
- THE RoUssEAr -GRINHELL cAsr
The Rofse ,ssnmed the consideration OF the RoursA
GRIM at case -.
The debate conlina d By ~ NoosN IN support q, as
amendment md by Messs TnArER ana sf4f5fSG il SAl
port q tho majority report.
The debate closed hy Mr.. BANKS who decsred Il tns
cs'on Of the Speaker on TIE point Of order raised BY th
and was perfectly just any decision made ia p
a .d ~, Goa Any ohe eoaea9n than that wouc
iary law 81 the country And yet the gentleman from na
been modo why dd he do hi. wrong the Speaker me
wv was sd seo re e !ss TRVH Sri s, tie
decsoa o. ia Speaker before the House TIE raerts
Of the resolution e"reg ;, ths .-@ml.,,e u he Se
had been asked to pass na Aat On t hienS ron NJ ~
nan NON Iowa Ia pioioeSg that ass u would have been
asasrant act Of riascci II wonld be icalpre ~ @
Il the act Of he gentleman from Kentucky permitted g
Dspurishc Ihe unSs) was to be ssaied attacked snu
beaten for words spoken in debate the people whom he
seEtcd would have rights Therefore the nvoabliy We
representative stood NJ the foundation OF the GovernI
Aud YET tie Aju the House who shopli be its leader %
IN VIII proposition which would justify the ssaut
made tho member from Iowa That member had been s
spoken in debate What should be the conclusion sipy
that any member abusing his privilege and the dignv
justice gentleman from Kentucky that he should sse
fhe consequences. If he undertook vndcee bis
seliier and man he should be unwilling to pay ia.
penalty There was pill sophy suited to the case brt mat
Of The hcGrego Let him play hs game boldly BAT let TIE
gentleman from Kentucky should cesse for hs momens AZ
least TO sit member Of the House. and so rad the
,tco reported II his constituents should reflect lin, nss
no woud be received received the ght
rant Ia say case he would be pursed Of the napy 'Au
Tho House proceeded to vote on the resolution ard ire
amendments thereto.
The FIRST vote vas on Mr. Steyeuss amendment SUBSTITUTE
Tor the three resolutions Of the majority the resolution reported
By he N. aority as T. llows - -, .,...,... |
Is the iiou.e I'D be there pncy repned by The psfe 100
sa he persona aau ni'ea by hun upon toe iion
Tao amendment Wa rciecfed-Yeas. % Nays, g. TIE /
Dcmocrits voted eenersii, ~ the negative.
The next resolution Vas on Mr. Esymonds amendment, as
a Tia, Lowell ~ Ro1s,eiu be- and b.. hereby re2q,ad;d
W. qua 40 the Ieron s.,iu committed rs him upon tue Hon
rae suieoelncui was rcircted-Ycas. 90 Mays g., the
Dancer - M voting 10 TIE affirmative. ,-..-..., /
The iIun taken The first amendment reported
Blf fii, ,i Ton Lowell o. Rousesu representative from
Keutocy by corlos assini peoo Of 'h hon j.
dcbs,- hss rfy fro.d he privilege member Of th'
ne y ~s O. lau
hhd not ting In ia'o Lerro, iLe resolution Ws ,;
Mr. BANKS changed fvm Yea 20 nay IN ofdcr tuat
he might move 90 consider. be made Inai mouon
Tho question GA he second Tsouvh ePoeu ~
the COMMITTEE o. 3 Lows, 49,.
prrc -ys o ne soto love. ~ H. frr enc ne iio1'e
nt e. ,e.,, Io.o Z ,br ras. rsua's debate md h
pfysei ,brss founded 'h'fon a"a Aei' NE "'pp''''
W prVi,u, moved 10 Low the resolution the table.
which We. earned uitholt division.
Toe question REQUIRED on tac thld fc')non PoTlcu ~
tle Comm.ire as follows. ., q g. |
Of K.T.s- ~. iof McCrs,s Ohio by ihrr preeuc. and
pcrsonsl ssa between tie hon
,ir nouss.al 20" Lion W. hn'N OF oNa on
t I'D ~ en- 10 depste which tire p'rsous not he
on 81 it. ard t~ rrrf oifrd 10 bt Dot-ht
to tIs = fa thet eoutenN oi IT. p
Mr ELprpss moved lay ;he resolution on tue table
which a. ncCufIicu.
Tha rr,oaion vas then agreed 10 by vote oil - TO A.
Mr. BANS called the motion 10 RECONSIDER TIE VOC D
hel The hrst resolution rejected stating that recon
,lcrc Dc Wold suhtute Tor hnt resolution, onrf The
rc.o.Ifiou reported hy tae minority
The vote rcconsdced ana Mt Banks offered A. sub
tnte m Tie arr resolution the resolution appearing a. the
ameHdmen Of SIR. stevens
lie r..out on va agreed t1-Yeas. ~, NnyE %.
M AL desired 10 oacr resolution declaring The Ian
gunge 81 M Grunc violation OF The Fae when ~as Oh
lected 10. - 80.
Mr. % SEus presented the PETITION OF citizens o. fhAasl
uh, Interested miHcTal LANDS aud mining M CahiDThR
Nevada Colorado Utah Montana Idaho ana Arizona seeing
that a bill been introduced promising 10 chauge tue
ing utBn Representatives 10 pass the senate OH
emitted Act a. egaUe the occupation 81 mineral lahas
and extend tAe neai OF PcmpiOn hcfeto "heh was re-
fsrryd TIE Committee on hines and IiIihs.
AuJOr RSNESr.
The House at p adjourned the thermometer being
then al