New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

which Tho architect ead would coz AooO,oco, ana
the granite Tor which was estimated ~ .sS
$l5OOoW We're thog going on WIN eutm III piisdcl
phia May Yard md $4,000 from tho treasury nv
League Island, when they might well wait I'VE yea1
Two things seenHd To he desired; IeuJt ~ ~, tne nr.
lie debt Oy tho administration, AMI itlcl ~ ,hi,s
dcns OF taxation by tins House. Neither OF ,ose h
could bo accomplished without the other ihfg %nvn
both OvcrioOSed-a reduction or tue cAPeuuuic' n,y
tho ubicjebt unless the expenditures wc-c reducei
How did the House propose to relieve the poopu NV
burdens uf taxation under which they were groahlng
Uuless the expenditures were redneedf , 1,oi,o Mfr
He wonld tell MS amiable trlenu rom halho ,Nil
Peters,, who had emapcpated himself from care apouu
pennies and who had gone gu IN VAN Ssavci 'or
dollar IN which he proposed 10 econo mze upon II was
the pennies taken In taxation on the Hhkcs eotuge anu
rigging OF the ships Of Maine chat mace the commerce OF
me country decline He called upon the the members OF
the House stand by the Committee of Appropriations
would cut down those estimates below the figures al
which the country took the power from Andrew John
I'm order to do that the must rorego any private ~
tcrests and private and imagCary pollncal gains an
localities by the expenditure OF Loney. They must rse
above these considerations, and look to the general
suits, ana then the fingers OF Industry would again ply
their work. enterprise would gain courage, the cOUltry
would in prosperity and in development, and tho ma
ton would IN jhe years that we're to come build navy
wards AT LEAGUE nd and 1T Iondon and arlpllfy
those &C Boston Ind POr snbuth; and sll over the
country, II that shclld be TIE policy there wonhd he
reduction OF expenditures So that thero6y tho people
might e relieved crOm the burdens OF taxation at
end Of th venue and public debt might lu az me
other. Ii wac with this vew and because he believed
be test question that he would TO lay the BIZ
on the taba and would ON that EMOTION cali the Nes
and Nays, THAT the PEOPLE might know who would
stand hv the Committee Appropriations In rs attempt
to carraH the expenditures of the Government.
- very marked ocrrce OF attention was pald on nClh
sides u te House To the speech of tho Chairman OF the
CUEmittee on Appropriations .
Mt KELLY rep, PENN followed IN reply to MIR.
Dawes and ~ support Of the O but he had been sneak
Ing Only teS minutes when the morning hour EXPIRED
aud bhe ball went under the rules.
irHE APPORrIoNNENT OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House then took M Mr. Judds Apportonment bill
support 0t 4. and ny MessIs. HOAX iRep, Mass) ana
WILLARD rep. VT IN opposition ,
FuaiiyiMU SCOFIELD Rep., PcDuD moved torefer the
bal to tho Committee OF the Whole Oh the state OF the
IuInH WHICH agreed TO Yeas, 10i; Nays, "A. The
principally sectional orc, western members
mostly voting III the negative.
Mr. MOORE u;cp. v j. presented "a petition for tho
permanent OF the gEthOat aver the wreck
tho steamship Scotland, sandy Hook; also for a
lghiSlip on Winjer-quartcr ShOal
Petitions for the abolition of ne franbing privilege
wcra presented by Mossrs. KNAPP uitp" ~ VI and
MIR II OFiIID Rep PENN offered resolution calling
the Secretary Oi state for information Is 10 the d'
position made of the sN hundred thousand dollars
allowed Cor agctcs>iuIs. Oh American commerce ny
/ japan. Adopted.
Mr vITL ,Deul PENN, from she Committee on Pub
Buildings and Grounds reported resolution for tho
the senate Chamber and Hall Of the House as 10 their
N@tuhs, heating. ventilation, and acoustic qualities,
had been before the NcHIauUn Committee lor several
yDars, and nothing had been done He hoped this Com
mlro" would report some time between THIS and eternity
Mr.. GlII SAID that tue Ventilation Committee OF IasJ
Congress dd report 81 length, hut that 40 action was
! Mr.GARFIELD Hep Ohiol proposed to abandon the
Hail. He characterized tins Han a> the most sslliNy
cuItrycd sauchtcrnou,e lac was ever acquainted WIZ
| The rc~O ntlon WAS then adopted
THE EENoyAL OF IHE BEooKtyN tNl.YAED. -,
Mr.. SLOCUM dem. y. ~ introduced bill. Tor the
DO BroOklyI and for removal OF the Elouhu Navy
Yard. Referred Adjourned.