, 1870-03-12

III .le NOR r tssa es had essn month to
:: :zeeaeed 81 OF ao asssprop.isteu 5sss ssssss
n estm1te msde bJ sone bureaus that be hsd
m.nrr pa .se,ts g afaHn I, @ month sEo oa such 4
ruc seiss Sssp snsf sos g. sss
| the nene3rxopEtaled for tnem inst u lopK =
| toeJ could ~ waatns bureaus that were ro-
!eana had teen Inherited d Tho sdmipistIatton
| f!on ~ predecessor. He aNeed win tho assef.
| aon ot tho gentleman from Kentucky a. % ias
disest b1mself OF. and ihroH on The
enta11aanents that surro1nded him from ua-
70 nth 1tom pre1tRSte aduinistraIon aEd pfat!.
gate poc1es In the past, Eei.htr the SECRETARY OF
ne Treasury Dor any Other person whom the ID.
honest, OF however clear.headed, could demon
straIe to the county that aoAlss were admlnis.
tered % N economical principle.
Nj. Cox had Accuttd him Of saving all Was
toseJ Eow b1t that vheu be uai ma 10 tnat speech
70 The liou1e he had found i Jus! the teyerse~
ae1 ms ssmttsa @ sasng ta,d ~ hs speech tna: u
aid from elmer end Of the Capitol, OF Of the
aveLue. ana he sppfaltd 10 the gentleman him.
a1e,., he bad ever known "a appropr1atoa 10 iii Iii
tbst had pot cone back from tbs senate largely
ircreated Il he hnd, nts experience was anefe3t
remarks: b1t he had also said iney could exoec:
no a1d At the other ED OF the areuue, and re.
psatsd Low that up to the time the attention OF
character OF the cataua,es i was Impossible to
r. e., refsssi:; OF ~. eos:3sS d9:5 -. 81:
1esron.!ble for tht estimates ags,nst watch be
conp!atDed, aud hlt experience authorized him
to ttsse that tnere w.s Al indifference wa!ca tue
at thss tue IT At they could expect 10 ala Il the
% other end Of tle avc1ue IN cutting them do~n.
Tnr n Cabinet tself @ va con!toled U ne mater
departments. and which demanded a caan1e.
that re heads Of the depa1tmeo'a tnemsa.Tes
ot tneir p1reaus vi hoat deyot,nQ ihemselses per-
sona15 10 the mattel, TO The exclusion OF the
supe15tson Of tne vho:e,. While tie theory Q:
the tact vas the work sas uone IN taa bureaus,
and II Vas ttete snd at tnom he Iereled hls
dasts. Ep to that tine bis complaints vera true,
Il Let nnw. II. In aty quarter, thefe wss d,spo.
alton to cut down tue easnates Of appropriations,
be was thankful fer It, from WnsteEel causa tna
R15 n1x Tom naana .as
TO- tpe public debt, he would saJ one huodred
mil IONS Of the debt had been pa1caased within
While his predecessor had betn D 30 unfSrIuna;e Fl
10 a6d 10 t. The amount to19ht In had hecn placed
IN tne SINKING 1und ~ accordance With il T. Or WAS
held subject 70 The disposition CT Congress. 4
tiIkfI und had no meaning unless II held secult.
ties and accfoinG interests, and applied them to
creation Of the whole fund. Al these bonda snat
tad been bought By the GoFefnIent, while fhey
stood y part Of tie public debt, were uncance,led
otu8Al!ona or tne RGse1nme emf, but were neyer;he
less % much Of the deb: sned y the government
tkae and. therefore. WAS l1at and proper 10 "a
ta.t to tnas extent IL den: Tss diminished.
Mr. VOORHEES, remarked that his OBJECT IN
nskipg the statement wAs 10 call attention 10 the
fact there had been Lo diulbu Ion Of taxes under
The present atuin1s'ra.iop nnd that the 1nseres:-
bearspR deos had Eot oee6 reduced
~, NJ; DAWES remarked that when The time came
that hs,l ot ,hs putlc debt vas a sinking fond ne
should feel that nalf the debt was paid. ThoJ
sncu continue appfoprtatln9 fos interest OF as
nehrn Ct paying on The debt
Az IT, the conp.aint Of the gentleman from H.
diatA that the Standardization mad not dlm.ulshed
tne @ fa1ss, he reminded him tha: the admInlstta.
4 could olly be diminished py Congress maktug
the charge in the LAW and that the btll whica ill
1f:etu 5rom OHIO {Schercs} had now in charge
wonld provide Tor reduction Of s3o,eoo, ,ou1 In
Mr. scHEScK suggested to Mr. Dawes to tell
NJ. voorhees, that Is vas not very heavy roobery
70 tate mans pune oat Of one pocket and pat 1t
Ill. DAWES replied that be had occasion To nj.
laae 70 that IN connection Win rue q7eston OF tho
fEanktnK privilege. He reminded the gentleman
fsom Kentucky iBeck, that the reduction in the
Wh'skeJ tar, which the gentleman had conmend-
ese H. psEss Seqfyes y sa
coLcl!e n!s New Hampshire spe.ch with 6!s House
speech irorn both Of which he had read extracts.
founding tie lsst rtcal year Of 1868 aod 1858 win
the last Jear Of Johuson's administration. Ia re.
pl5 70 an A'luB,01 OF Nj. Cox, he sent to tho
Governor stearus' majority ID New HAmp,ntfa
T. tns noa,s ana els7en on Of sxelve sna'ofa
Mr. cox remarked tbarrwo years ago tho Rs
publican majority 10 New Hampshire was 800.
n.eui 10 the pemocra,c party and 70 he e couSTV
NJ scnENch suggested that 1t must hare
been M9 raY Charming sec'lon to please eo;h sides
&2lQ be KHH RlHxJH nHdiuR IhinQ nearly ytpht
but always 10 conflict between h:s morals
ssa e@aa r. s.A ea.91ea Pss 1ha9sa e. asS IT,
o9'5 ,5s 5p,fa'le1 n,4sn,., e. the tess vas that
th'osk and then The olher took torch and l1mp.
ed down ns own throat, leaving the fpectatnfs 10
Rsope S n ne daIk; laens5a .osatsEl Taat vas
sel:s. The ilcs vas. inas gentleman had charged
On lhe admiplsuauon with ali thss quiet, earnest,
pe1lstens power which ne possessed that it Was
then ne went to New Hampshire 10 deliver mes
aaKe trom the PresIdent saJiog now rery
economy. acting with the Democratic side
Of The House, iiaughte7.l nShun9 nta irientis:
Saan q lae
Sc sa@s ia ia!d: sWsS, s!ts! ii. ~ d!st,a:
fh!s sduin!s;rsGoi i no: e1trasaS.nt. ] Il sni;
eftlmates o1trAvaEanuy. Laughter on the Dcu-
III. MARSHALL said he haa been delighted At
th. coutle OF The gentleman from Massachusetts
tDaWes>. IN esaudtug up In the presence Of The
CT and extravaganza, bat did not think II pos
b. speech IN ;; Nsw M.npsaIe, And II.
bureaus were Inherited from Johuson, but The
fact Tas that they 1ere Inherited by johnson
IL office BY the Republican party in spite Of
Johneon. -