The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-12
THE SCIENCE OF POLITICS.
THE riSStGE NJ THE sENtTE or
THE IJNDINd Mn.
Lots Of Fun IN the House Of Representatives
The ENiraNaCance Of the Administrn-
ti"u Mr.. Dawes Arroigncd for his New
Hampshire EIcctionecrinu spcrrhrs.

Lots Of FUN IN the House Of Representatives
The ENirn,aCance Of the Administrn-
ti"u -Nr. Dawes Arraigncd for his New
| iian,p@h're Eicci ioneerinu speeches.
WAsmiSeroN, March li.--Mr. RsvfLs (Rep.,
MlssJ forwarded to the clerk n communication from
eclored Senator. and members of the Georgia Log.
islature. which he had received by telegraph pro.
testing against the adoption by the Senate Of the
| Bingham amendment 10 the Georgia bill. The com
nunlca;oE represents that the result Of tho amend
ment would be 20 deliver the 10y colored citizens
bound hand and foot, into the hands Of their most
| relentless enomes.
Mr.. DRAKE 6cp., No) introduced bill to pro-
mote the securing Of crcion soamon for the navy OF
the Unitcd States.
II provides for the nomination every wear by each
keprcscnatNo and delegate IN ConRtVss OF cue BOY In
hs district not above sixteen years sgo for appoint
nn apans S st eSG 81 NgS @ 10 ysf
then reccye promotion 70 ,hs eradc " Jl ed states
law nav e Ave @ wars . service a1d psSa eaami, e
Se Sc ~ r. nc s, sas .s! 10 Bra Sd
iioa as warrant ofcer,. aud be ch,ed 70 CERTAIN
lHE rusDrSG prLt
vas taken up, ard after various amondu,nts passed
| by yeas 32 nays 10, ss follows:
ren fSrs SssT napn Gnsn Hnrr rsniESs HS.
sotn oT Pom.soy MoSf Fat, Mo sm.sr OF ioa Ss MoTca
frTssSSa sSaS!, sso sherman stsSss M. ssnnes Th"yer
S.T.-Ns.sf. sava;s. ' fopc%as, @ 0f Buckingham. ca.
a.t!g CorDst Ne resrV, Mcdonald. sprague. Ock,o
Mc.srs Drake and Ro.,, in fsyG5 Of the bill,
salisbury, on the other side. VINO were absent
| House OF Representatives.
Mr.. DAVIS (Rcp., Mass.) havinR appealed 70
The House 70 go Into Committee on the Deficiency
proposition Of Mr. Dawes be agreed to- as that ren-
teman was announced as intending 20 stump Con
necticut Tor the Republican pa,y and that wanted
TO nave him there that lie might the
| Republican vote, Us he had done In New Hampshire
MIR. MCCARTHY rep. n. " having spoken Of
the duty on -al. Mr.. shoe Fly Cox Dem n. ~
said that MIR. McCArtby's remarks must be tskon
cum gr1no sdiis.
THs DEFICIENCY BILL,
| which was now taken up. approprates sggregaie
t24li III Tor deficiencies In the service Tor the
present fiscal year: including, for a housc ia
| New York city. 10000; Tor the public printing,
$500 Ior The public b binding tlo,GY 40 Tor litho-
| stru,tirn expenses. s3s5,0O0.
Mr.. BEcK Dem, Ky assured tle gentlemen that
or b Ve,r Ss we're ee Ss. bsD ,Ie @
penses for last year thei were Verv much mistaken.
He had said before that the expenses Of the duyeIn-
| 10000. Mr.. Beck quoted from Mr. DsweS's New
| Hampshire speech In which he said he was told by
| the President to assure the people Of New ilamp
shire that the exhibit made by him of the success ful
| collection and economical expenditure OF money
piodSe Of 1ha. il sSouId be eac, year 10 eomc'
NJ. Beck's opinnn WAS, that the expenditures oite
Government for the current Year were nearer four
| hundred millions than any other lCurcs that TIE
| we've to tSli.OO0ND
Mr. BESJAxIS Rep. MoD desired to know how.
| II the Government had sreut 80 much money las,
year, hanpened there was any m9ney ls,' to bring
Mr.. BECK would tell the gentleman low that wss
done II the gentlemen would read the speaker
hnd been col eced 9tOco,co during the st ycgr.
| Decides the surplus collected the year be-
| fore, nnd he tBeck) therefore had no
/ doubt that the l,Oyefnment lad ~ M IN
han fecausc that SSLOIOOO OF ntcd baarees
| had been no CHARGES in the appropriation bill,
| Nj. NoonnErs dem, Ind suggested that the in.
eIsst SsaTlpg eb. va, ae9ordin. to lhe ss mOni
| Let Of March, lsfg
| Mr.. BroK--The interest for which We are asked To
apPr pirate for the next ilscal year has not dminis'
ed, bnt has somewhat Increased compared With
the interest Tor which W required 20 appro.
pIate for the current fscal yer hhough 5000 90
OF bonds have been boufbt tGf s1j,WOUn ARE TO be
| boug, by the hrst Of Jury next, according to the
| auce the interest t9,coOIi stin We are 60 appro.
| PIRATE for the interest oi these bonds, which are
he "i as heg hs never 6eeh , thS SonsS PSi
all purposes of present taxation, therefore. are
badly on as II these bonds ned by The Gov.
| etnment. Mr., Beck further went on 10 iecr to
| the arguments made against the AdI.inisttau n OF
Andrew JoLrson, and said he lsd no doubt tina,
there had been less stealth iTcn the GoNerument
u Is year than last year. That however should not
he counted TO tne cred.s NJ the Adniui.trl ion it
| grew out OF the .sht that TIC tax uplu dl. II ed
spirits had beer reiuced from two do .ars to t',y
cents gsllnr aud the result was just wlat would
occur Whe the tax on anything else was reduced to
| such roint as tb0t there would DO
LESS INDucHNEST TO sTEAL.
] Desides the Democratic party was qot rt4ponsi.
1 bic Tor Andrew johnson. Tho tospOnsbilii, was
| entirely with the other side. Nor Mr. Johnson
| himself responsible for the stealiLgs Of prcViou.
| years. The whole responsibility was with the Re
| publican party
| Mr. Cox made rcmark about the rentlmsn from
| MASSACHUSETTS BLOWN; hot and cold, saying one
| thing Ia tho House and different thing ia New
| Hampshire.
| Mr. DAVIS (Rep.. Mass,) submitted thai either he
| himself did not know what said IN New Hamp
| shire or the gent eman fMr. Cu:l did not know H.
for he had reafhrned IN New Hampshire every word
| every word that he nnd said IN New Hampshire.
| MIR DAWES remarked thrt when tae time came
that nalf the public debt was IL De sinking fund lie
| LIQUID feel that the debt was half paid.
Mr. sCuEScK (Rep., Oh0) suggested 10 Mr. Dawes
| TO tell Mr.. voorhees, that II was not a very heavy
| robbery mans resources to Ilke his purse out
Of one pocket and Put Il into the other. Laughter
| MIR Cox, proceeding tn critcise Sir. Dawes, said
/ that he was ALWAYS Finding MIN nearly right but
always In Il conflict between his morals and nis
politics. Laughter nn the Democratic silel TIe
| gentleman had swallowed his own speeches The
only parallel Tor the feat was that nf the Oriental
| Ju ger, who took torch and jumped down his
| Tnther's throat, and then the other took tore
tatOrs totally In the dark. General laughterJ Tnat
was the condition Of the gentleman from Massachu-
sets.
| Adjourned until tomorrow, when no buiness il
to be done, but general debate only.
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