The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-24
WASHINGTON, July 2.

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1883.
The reading Of the journal having been suspended,
Mr. GARFIELD, lrep) Of Ohio to personal expla-
nation in reference to the remarks Of Mr. Stevens
Pa, yesterday and some days since on the payment
Of fivetwenties. He gave brief history of the in
PRODUCTION ana passage Of bls authorizing the issue
to show that the extracts quoted from Mr.. Stevens
remarks at the time were made upon those bills and
not on an entirely different proposition as alleged
yesterday by Mr.. Stevens He affirmed after a care
ful reading Of the whole debate nom beginning to
end, that not uterance had he been able to find
where the least intimation made that the bonds
to be made payable In anything less than coin
on the contrary, he found three or four distinct
statements that they were thus payable.
Mr. STEVENS, Cep.l OF Pa, said he had had no con-
troversy with the gentleman from Ohio and why It
was that the gentleman renewed this attack God
only knew. He mr. Stevens had spoken yesterday OF
the gentleman using the language OF Others and he
would show him. when the time came, that there
was not word OF truth In either what he or they
said.
COLUMBIA DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE.
Mr.. SPALDING, (rep.) OF Ohio, from the Committee
on Appropriations reported back the Senate amend
ments to the bill making appropriations for the Co.
lumbia Deaf and Dumb institute, recommending
concurrence therein, with additional amendments.
Mr.. wAsHBURvE, rep OF ILL.,. moved an amendment
creating commission or charities for the District Of
Columbia, and also an amendment reducing the ap-
preparation for the Columbia Deaf and Dumb Insti-
lutte from s26 900 TO $4,000 After considerable dis
cussion both amendments were agreed to.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
The SPEAKER presented the concurrent resolution
OF the Senate for an adjournment from Monday, the
27th OF July. to the third Monday In September.
Mr.. wAsuBuRNE, OF Ill., said that while the resolu.
ton did not meet his concurrence he believed 1t did
meet the concurrence Of majority Of the House
the session would be continued until Monday only
10 have bills signed by the President.
very excited discussion ensued embracing the
topics OF the Presidential election, impeachment the
Funding bill, the Tax bill and the bill TO distribute
arms 70 the south. During the discussion Mr.
reliable authority that we will not be kept here on
account OF the President not signing any bill. Every
veto and send his veto to Congress before the time Of
adjournment"
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Paine Pierce, Poisley, Rsnm, soSenei sSsnss Stokes
Stone, Ta6e. Taylor Thomas Trfmbe Of KY, Ward Wash
burn Of Ind, Weker and woodward-6a
Mr.. wAsHBuRsE, OF ILL.,, moved to reconsider the
vote and to postpone that motion till tomorrow.
The SPEAKER stated mot wishing to do 30 during
the discussion lest II might be regarded an AZ.
tempt 70 nnucnce the resup that the Tax bill had
been signed by the President and died by him In the
State Department as tho law required
Mr.. ScHENCK-Under protest tLaughter.)
The STEAMER appointed Messrs Spalding, WASH
burne Of Ill.,, and Marshall the conference Commit.
tee on the bill for the Benevolent Institutions OF the
District.
MI. CLARKE. trep.l Of Kansas, from the Committee
on Military Afiaifs reported the bill granting n right
of w1f % q railroad company over the military re
sctrau0G OF Fort LraycnNortl, which was passed.
1hc lscVsc resumed consideration Of