New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
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Mr. POLAND (sep VT offered, a question of privi-
lege resolution referring all proceedings IN the matter
TO the judiciary Committee, report the law and the
WSittemore IS entitled to seat in the House.
The SPEAKER decided that it was not question of
privilege, the House had acted definitely on the sub
The House then went Committee of the Whole, Mr.
Buiinton in the e ,S on rrv,, pxpvxsr p,1.
Mr. DAWES rep, Mass.), Chairman OF the Committee
Appropriations deemed this proper occasion bs
work Of the Committee and OF the House IN Iesad mo 10
made by himself in the early part session
comparing tho estimates for the next year WIN ene
year, aud showing that the balance was aiarmipgly
against the former These remarks o. o MS sen aaa
had since been able to agree upon the
heWeve ro1 employed one Of its most sk accountants
TO review the estimates for both years ana ne now iaa
OF that investigation II showed the balance to be hand
somey in favor OF the estimates made by this Admins
the next year TO be S05 less than the estimates for
the present year Tha Inference was found by the De-
the amount OF about 100000 all made against itself,
traton for the present year to the amount OF about
100000 all made in its own favor. with these correc.
tios made the difference in favor of tho estimates Of
this Administration was s8,0os,245. 49,
The Committee Appropriations had addressed itself
to the appropriations. not only below the esti
mate for next year but also below the appropriations
made for the present year. He took some pride In sub
uniting the result TO the House The estimates for the
permanent appropriations, were si55,esT91 The Com
mtee had reported appropriations amounting 10 Nil
lions for the present year. slis,7h, being s3s
than those for next year. These figures dld
the payment Of the interest on the public debt the col
lection OF customs &c If these were added In order to
The estimates for the coming year would amount 20
3d. and the appropriations recommended by the
estimates OF sl3,3422G. The appropriations for the
present year. including the permanent appropriations,
s297 93 being s2 20 800 more than the appro-
priatOns recommended for the next fiscal year he
figures, in order that be might urge on the House
10 stand by the recommendations of the Conmittee he
deemed due to his associates the Committee OF both
political parties to 20 the House that IN all lbs asso
citation with committees OF the House he never found
men that addressed themselves more faithfully to the
arduous duties imposed upon them. In conclusion, he
appealed to House to sustain the Committee APP
preparations in its efforts in economy. - .
The House then proceeded to consider the bill In DETAIL
1t appropriates 81, 77s 100, including the ollowing
Superyisng Inspectors OF Botanic Garden S4600
vessels III $50 Treasury Buildings. Oil 100
Life $3.50 Light houses $4,000
Revenue 81 40 A1Dores and srenals VlUO
Loans and Treasy notes. 100000 Survey OF lakes uOUO
public lands 81 500 Survey Of rivers. 5000
Collection oi Rock Island bridge. 100000
land Public Washington
Metropolitan police Of tie sshnston Aquednct. ls4NO
2l go lanis, 4b4OO
Hospital for the nsane 10000 Buildings Arlington 1873 900
Deaf and Dumb Institution +5 Lighthouse establishment Jl 600
Columbia HOspital...... 1900 Coast Surrey biJUO
SoiisrS and sailors Or. Surveying public lands 10000
phans' 270 Miscellaneous maters.. 1850
Smithsonian 20000 nd States Courts. 900
comprises 5O0OO0 for the NewYork PosOhe S2OO for
and $500 900 for the Francisco Mint
MIR. CHURCHILL (Rep, N. " offered an amendment
repeating the law which requires the cutters
the lakes to be laid up and authorizing their employ
ment for life-saying purposes on the lakes.
After discussion the amendment rejected.
Mr.. BEAMAN (Repq Mich.l moved to strike out the
item of $94 0S for the completion OF the main central
building for the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb.
This gave rise to long discussion in which Messrs.
BUTLER and DAWES took prominent parts the former
cOndemning the extravaganza of the appropriations for
that Institution declaring that it cost $1,000 10 educate
each deaf and dumb pupil He rdcued the attempt to
tended they should do 1t very well for exhibition,
well for Barnum, but not well for "A legislature.