New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
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publication osnns as in Judgment Of The House did in 10
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member and condue, in that gard merits
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REQUEST on BEHALF GIN PRY:
Mr. asked present to the House the me
OF Riddle counsel for Gen Fry together with
mtted but not been embodied in the printed evidence
Mr. sTENEss objected 10 sueh thing as entirely out Of
Mr.. sHEuABAsoKR Chairman Of the Select Committee
%ae 81 s had 70 the House sss Rs would
refrain from discussion OF the question at thistme
made could have no other feeling than that Immigration at
an attempt officer fhe overnmentto assa the char
acter OF member Of the House for commenting upon the pub
lie administration Of that Office The question very properly.
arose whether the character o. members was TO De mus a.
inquiry whether breach Of privilege had been
committed in the introduction Of Gen frys letter
summed that other members bad received copy Si Tr
20 h and sosanOa he thought
breach Of privilege than the Original one "a tbs isngaasg
and not oSs ne sssta but the literal correct
ness He submitted that that involved question Of privilege
and further action by the involved also question
| had opportunity Of consulting with his client ana
ha statement true that Gen Fry mas not only gsy -
publishing anew oe NJ en ' 1bcn .a
lie therefore wished his colleague Davis iI preparing the
he had Indicated to make II broad to cover
the question whether the House is to submit to such puoea
toDs AZ that pamphlet.
A DEBATE UPON TIE REPORT.
Mr. STEVENS declared that he Old know that grosser
eaOseess attack was ever made upon member he
had hoped that the Committee would have little further
and taken such steps as would send Try keep
pany Of his two associates from tho Enrs district IN tho
Peatentiay. Gen Fry woadheye opportunity OF vindi
eating himself other way than by writing poshumOu
letters.
M sHrABARGER stated that that point had received the
careful attention Of the Committee aud that the COMMITTEE
had recommended such proceedings against Gen Fry as the
House might deem TO be due IN the premises Inc reason
Why the Committee has not reported formal resoaton Cd ne
subject that proceedings could be taken by the
House against Gen. Try without joining with him IN such
! proceedings member Of tbs boly (Baine) TIE
4 more malicious violation q The privileges OF the
House had been brought TO the notice Of Of the Com
ndgnites should be stopped lie asked the House to do Mr.
CoBkng justice he entitled TO- having been IN this
whole matter innocent but eminenty patriotic and service
Government by expressing its Judgment the
whole question by yeas and rays and declaring eondemna
tion Of an act of ndgnty offered Of its members
The debate was further continued by Mr.. WENTwogu who
against whom these proceedings should have been nuted
by Nj PIKE VINO defended bis colleague (Mr Bane absent
interrogation 70 tue legality Of Of Congress hold
ing another office under the Government and by Mr. HoIcH
TIE REPORT ADOPTED
Finally the debate closed. and the taken
by % Yeas against Nays Messs Boutwell, Ross Thornton
and Wentworth voting IN the negative Ihelaiter aiedIha'
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE ASKED AND DENIED.
Mr. DAVIS offered as question Of privilege resolution
breach Of the privileges Of the House had been committed IN
! writing
the introduction thereof causing to be read in the
House entered upon the records Of the House. and So by
whom and what action should be taken.
The SPEAKER submitted the question tho House whether
the resolution should be received question Of privilege,
and the II 1use decided that It should not be.
IHE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.
! Mr.. SPALDRG. from the Conference Committee On the
S agreed to- The House Tecedes from m disagree
ment to the appointment OF Second Assistant Secretary Of
the House amendment abohi1g the office oi Minister he
s assou NJ of further services
Mr. RAYMOND inquired the ofthis amendment
Mr. SPADNG replied that the Committee unanimous In
recommending it. because they considered he present neum
bent Of that office entirely unworthy Of The confidence Of the
Government.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS DISPOSED OF.
The House disposed Of Executive mmuneatious fol
lows: The message from the President transmitting
ents Of consular fees received read and referred ne
Committee on tOregn Affairs The message from ,s prss
dent transmitting report aud documents from secrs,arv Of
state re,y e., q nsrPsona in
u the system OF coinage veie & eae 'U w sq resres
to tie Committee On u1@sss, Weights and Measures
INDIAN AFFAls II DAKOTAH.
letter from the Secretary the Interior in the
House resolution Of May 80 1906 relation conduct
Indian AFFAIRS in Dakoah Territory was referred TO The Com
mttee on Indian Affairs. -
TIE RErREScHMES1 Committee APPOINTED
me SPEAKER announced to the House the members Of the
JOINT Committee on Reuenctment VIZ Messrs. Hale
schenck, Jenekes Randall pa and John l. Thomas.
| TIE TENNESSEE QUESTION.
Mr. BINGHAM called the motion reconsider the vote By
which the joint resolution concerning the State Of Tennessee
Was the th Of March referred the Committee ON Recon
struction
SoTTG :. R1 .s;lo1 taken
constitutional Amendment being Mr. Bingham
tom ss sisS.4 y Tor the
FlLLIBUsTRRisa MOTIONS.
MI STEVENS moved TO lay the motion to reconsider the
Mr.. LYNCH moved to adjourn. which was lost-Yess
Tue taken on tho motion to Law the motion &c
reconsider on the table and IL ost by vote of 81 Yes
Mr.. STEVENS moved to adjourn.
Mr. JOHNSON innnated that the dispatch sbo1. Tennessee
Ell durifll