New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

| Mr.. ONElLL Nhep., Ienn.j TcpOIttu oa'h
the Senate bill issue a register TO the Brshou ors
Highland Mary owned IN Sag Harbor, New-York Passed.
The House resumed the Missouri contested eiecnon
| case Of swtzler against Anderson.
| Mr. BENJAMIN Rep., Mo- concluded his argument
against the report of the Committee on Elections, Whcn
declares the contestant entitled TO his seat The DRIFT OF
Mr. Benamn's argument directed against the 10y
atty Of the contestant who had edited disoyal newspa-
Mr.. WILSON rep, Iowa. moved that the question be
referred back to the committee on EeeOns, VIII .he
structons inquire into the loyalty or dsoyaty OF the
Mr. sWITZLER, the contestant, addressed the House.
claiming that he had never disoyal admitting that
he had never been AbOltionlst ana throwing oacA
the charge upon his opponent, VINO hau aiso Ooo o"
Mr. BUTLER rep. Mass) made report from the Com
mitee OF Conference the Invalid Pension Appropfa,
ton bin the point of disagreement having been upon the
disposition Of the Naval Pension Fund. The report was
Mr. CHANLER Gep, n. " presented a petition OF
officers Of the Army for the passage OF OH 10 eqh1e
the pay Of officers and to establish inc pay VI e 'o
The Missouri election case resumed, and Mr. AN
DERSON (Rep), the sitting member replied 10 the coh
MI POLAND tRep., VT made brief argument against
Mr. Wilson's motion to reCOmmit, which he salu was
simply intended to postpone decision oi INC que'o
Mr. WILSON Gowa) repudated any such intention.
Mr.. Wilson's motion was agreed to-Yeas, %; Nays ~
Mr.. sCHESCK Rep., Oho) reported BACK Win Ihir-
WIN THE FUNDING BILL
Mr. SCHENCK asked that the bill aud amendments DE
printed and made the special order for tomorrow iu-
nedatey after the reading Of the journal.
Mr.. GARFIELD REP, Ohio) inquired about the posi-
| ton of the bill for the reduction Of the army.
The SPEAKER replied that when no other business OF
| hi wond be resumed as unfinished business.
MIR RAND ALL Dem, PENN called for the reading OF
| the amendments. .,
| Tine amendments were read. The first limits the de,
OF bonds be issued TO $50 bonds the second
strikes out the description OF D0nus-as ~ 80 anu ~
years etc-and makes all the bonds 40 years, bearing
coin interest at 65lO0 per cent per annun The tDlrd
fourth hfth sixth, and seventh are verbal changes rem
derd by the second The eighth strikes out the
third section and substitutes for 1t the following . -.
$50 multiple Of 80 e9nsr tG same INTO bonds
rule, aud r.guon IS . mot he allowed a. aoy time when
m Of United states note. outtaripg
and sny boner , bonds provided for IN the nt section Of
.,S S, %osy Of the United STATE. principal
money the United N Gss. .Se nS 5 sa IGi , hoe
m" after The United resumed the of coin for
amendments 10 and II are verbal The 18th proposes
! the following rs new section ,,,-,,
That income arising from The bonds and other
tbsang 81 the United states payable 10 any peoo,
Stat, municipality body polite corporate company or soce
s,.', Pi,s .. iS sod Objected BY ID, Disturbing
GER states charged nth pyos sJ interest upon the a9t
from The coupons dae the time Of The payment Of such
Wr RANDALL Dem PENN made the point of order
that the second section of the bill makes an appropra
ION and that il have its consideration III Commit
| tee Of the Whole. ,,-,. -,
| The b aud amendments were ordered to be printed
and recommted together %n r nnd ontwe O
Mr. BOUTWELL, made report on inc OIL 10 authoiihe
the temporary supplying OF vacancies ~ te Ehecu''c
Dep,rtnents, which was rclected-1eas 80, nays W.
So the House. ut 10 minutes before Ocloek TOOK re-
| cess until a. for general debate: -. A.. .,o,, %,
The House Teassembled AT - O'CLOCK the THERMOMETERS
! I'm the Chamber registering w - ,-....
Ohoi aud Edrdgc the second conference COMMITTEE on
the hill providing for vacancies III the Executive Depart
ments. IT, ,,..,,,oo 81, ,to IUholo Mr.
! Cuuom an In the char. for general debate. 49, - =,
Mr. STONE DEM Md spoke IN defense oi r -, a. , mo-
Bairs letter. arguing that II Is merely an HPpoai ~ he
! C1nsryatiyo sentiment OF the country. III,
MIR HILL rep, n. j. made speech on the poilticai
'oIIr' TJAYSARD REP Tcnnl spoke in defense of the
Republican party, and enloglzed It's standard
cen 1irant-as "a man whose character, whose history,
and whose acts recommend MN 10 tn9 supper vi INC e
nconle The candidate for the NcePresdeucy-
! tolf.X-he sad il Old Line Wing "A man OF whom u
is necessary say but little lie Is man Of thS longest
speakers chair longer than any other man except
lie is who, whenever blll has peen inrodu,eu 10
his vote FOR it, against the almost entire deegaOh OF ms
own state. 1t Is OF such men that the hepupc"h part!
| az the country has made It's leaders -
| MIR STEVENS Rep., PENN was the next speaker lie
prrfaced his remarks with the resolution when ne IN,
,rd IN offer In the House instrucng the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to inquire Into the eNpedency OF PloVu
ing funds TO purchase convenient NaSi station anu h
had al a reasonable price and requiring negotiations lor
'W s' Viii JAMS tPenn) suggested that his colleague
had changed his opinion since the Alaska bill was under
dscnssion as to the treaty making power ana ahAeu
|
| n Naval Depot In the india sea a., .o,,.
| MIR STEVENS replied that concerning the treaty
making mower he had never had the least uoupt' ne
Looked ipon the amendment offered By MI L0ughrldSe
yt,b tb concurrence OF the Chairman OF the committee
on Foreign Affairs Banks, as an aDsurdy but that
was no longer open question IL had peen peS SO
upon by the House, and ne bowed 10 lhe decision u '0
| House much a. he thought II To DC an error ~ A.
| Mr. LOGAN rep, Ill was the next speaker lie ue
clred The democratic platform whted sepucheI inII
Of dead mems bones ahiOnuhent t,,I - tis vast
and conceal corruption, attracting attention 70 LS
nrnnortlons and exciting disgust by the iAlsy Vi s III
scrIptons He criticised the personnel oi tno
ton that nominated seymour anu a, ~rehel
thev a. the same that started revolution anu isoeI
lion He also criticised the financial part OF the paoI
as snare and deluslon, Insisting that ~ az U.s.. w.,
man who did not get the hoiinaoi u to a. ar
who got il wanted different platform lie tnaV
t,I % Chicago Convention, showing that IN the New
York Convention were Rebels thelr
associates aud a few men VINO hau sIoOu W tio !
shnr, ttme but were ured away from their HooIhH
o. Si,ior and Inst OF power On the other hand thOse
who comprised the Chicago Convention WoIo iucn
had been for their country and had StOo1 W , IL
trv i'm iii IFS trials and adverses Inc kepupuchns
"a hd naid more than "A hundred million per annulh OF
the public debt since the war; anu tlo SPo ,i a
tha had the Executive been with them tey "ouu nalo
mid more than five hundred mluOns w htNlns nJ
rtas t,ithfuly collected instead OF being pluhueIcu
| hv corrupt officials. He insisted thaI uIan'
~ NOT ony a great man and honest soldier Dut sates
man Of merit. He oOmpnmehteu ~ Tbe
for his Immortality patriotism, ana stateslahsnP Inc
nnn" ~ i,dgnent he said Is seldom wrong; Dut never
has il been clearly right as when ~ n, To,sI
De po ber 9 election To would he
dsbeeve In the gment OF the AueiSan Poro ia -
their election commerce WOuh ,eENo 49, would Ia
-, Tor ,nyestment the currency would be unslis-
pected az home aud posterity Woud DeSS ioi0''A 'N
work OF the Republican party ,,, .b ,,or,,,i,,oo
Mr. VAN HORN rep, \. " addressed tho Iu''''00
I'm advocacv OF The Republican party and lts policy
The Committee rose at 10 O'clock and the House ad-
Journed.