The New York herald., 1870-06-05

and that when he debated on this moor he debated
with man who stole hts seat from an honest man
Tor the purpose OF selling cadetships. daughter
and calls for the regular orderI
Mr.. COvoDE tried TO get the noor TO reply 10 his
colleague, but Mr.. WOoD and others objected and
the regular order was insisted npon.
lne House resumed It's voting on dilatory motions
made by Mr.. Eldrdge
SURVEY OF THE IsruMus OF pARiES
During the voting Mr. DAVIS, trepl OF Mass, by
unanimous consent, reported Joint resolution 10
amend the law appropriating $4,000 for the survey
OF the lshmns OF Daren, so that II may be expended
under the direction OF either the War or Navy De
paftment
After a brief explanation tho resolution was
passed.
THE ruNpfNG BILL
Mr.. SCHENcK SAID he desired 10 report the Fund
ing oill, but he first proposed that, b unanimous
consent. the motion winch he had made TO recon.
slder the vote toy which the main question was
ordered ne laid on the table, and that he then be
the House should adjourn, with the understanding
mat on Monday morning the House would vote di-
rectly on MS tarif section
Mr. ELDRiDGE could not consent to thai.
Mr.. WOOD, ldem) OF N. y, thought the proposition
Mr.. ELDRiDGE expressed the hope that there would
De members enough on Monday TO defeat the
Mr. wooD understood that the gentleman from
Ohio proposed to give themnofity an opportunity
VI voting on Inc various Paragraphs.
Mr.. ELDRiDGE-iie does hoi
Mr.. SCHENCK-Thc proposition Is to agree that the
mctlon 10 reconsider be lad on the tatfe, which
VIII Drlng the House 10 direct vote on the section,
Monday morning.
The SPEAKER explained the situation. He said
that the House had seconded the previous question
and ordered the main question on agreeing to the
amendment. II the House laid on the ta0le the
motion 70 reconsider that vote the House would he
brought 10 vote directly on agreeing to the section
a whole.
After further discussion, the proposition was not
acceded to.
MI. ScEENcK then asked unanimous consent by
way oI variety, 10 report the Funding Diii.
Mr.. RANDALL and others objected.
nj nj gtalt to Mr.
Sehenck to offer 1t as an amendment 10 the pending
The House again subsidized into the dulness OF
! voting on d,atory motions.
Mr.. ELpRIDGE rose to make another proposition.
Cries OF "Object" He said that they had been de
mandng separate votes on al! the propositions con-
ained IN the first section; they now selected seven
on which, II separate votes were allowed, they would
be satisfied these were tea, coffee, steel, pig ron
scrap iron, zinc and nickel, and perhaps jute
Mr. BENTON rep.) of N. HI object.
Mr.. ELDRfDGE-Then withdraw the offer.
MI. ScHENCK-WlIl the gentleman from Wisconsin
un te now IN unanimous eonsen, that shall report
Mr.. ELDRIDGE-I shall unite In unanimous consent
to adjourn.
Mr.; soHESoK-Does the gentleman want me to re-
port the Funding bil2
Mr. bLDEipGE1Yes. l give my consent.
Mr.. RANDALi.-I object.
Mr. VAN TRUMP, (dem.l of ohio-we may as well
Mr.: ELpRIpoE-Yes nght 1t out ON tins line If it
~ The CLERK resumed calling the yeas and nays on
diiat0fy motions.
Mr.. SCHENcK took advantage Of break In the
proceedings 10 suggest that by way OF varying the
entertainment the Funding bill be read
Mr. ELDKfDGE said he had no objection.
MI. VAN TRUMP said he would not object II the
gentleman from ONO would agree that the House
then adjourn.
Mr.. ScHENCK said he could make no conditions.
Mr. ELDRiDGE remarked that there was q great
curiosity TO know what that bill was. He presumed
that the gentleman had the same confidence in ts
passage as he had had In the passage OF the Tariff
bill, and he presumed it would meet the same fate.
he suggested It's attachment To the Tarf bill.
MI SCHENCk had no objection TO that. He only
desired TO have II read printed and reconmtted so
that members might know what 1t was
Mr.. MORGAN, tdem.l OF Ohio objected.
MANAGERS OF SOLDIERS ASYLUM.
Mr., LOGAN, trep.) OF ILL.,, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back the Senate bi ap-
pointing managers OF the National Asylum for Dis
abed volunteer Soldiers which was passed after an
other vote by yeas and nays.
Mr.. SCHENCX renewed his proposition to report
the Funding b and have IL read.
MT ELDHJDGB said he had offered to give his con-
sent ii the gentleman would then agree to an ad-
Journment, but the gentleman would consent to no
condition
Mr. SCHENCK-That Is so. don't intend the gen.
Leinan from Wisconsin to be commander here.
The SPEAKER said he would be compelled TO rule
that conditions could not be attached to objections,
Mr.. KANDALL-i make the objection, absolutely.
Mr. SCHENCK quitting the bill into his pocket)-
Very well. This Is a very interesting bill and YOU
cannot know what 1t Is TIL Monday.
the dnat vote was then taken on adjournment
and the House at 1--WE O'Clock adjourned.