New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

ton "a nero matter OF sportveness. hut because he
believed It would DO one Of the most heathial anm
II evident that the Frankng Privilege was 10 DO
sS OF saeh vss asses Of ' public
things had tended to ruin legitimate debate IN tue euse
never spoken and tho other was the establishments OF
the hour rule. Whatever good things inignt 20 eoo,
died in re Globe they were enveopea ~ Sroa for ever
more In dusty outoftheway places never 10 oS sp ~
except by antiquarian researches III mehpers wo, no
realize that What they uttered was TO be tred ny to
supreme test OF whether there WAS any hhrk' io rv
much sSr}dsed. and there would be great saving OF
time and expense. lie regarded ms proposon 10 Ent
wo make the sessions sion Of Congress
and give members such status MS they ought W hao
Alter further ascpsson Mr. Labins resolution WAS
on motion Of Mr., EARNswoRrH Chop MI iaiu vi 'N0
:, LEGAL TENDER NOTES.
Mr.. INsERsoLL Rep;, M asked leave to introduce
ton proposing amend the Constitution by adding an
article as follows:
Congress shall have power Issue United states no anu may mA
Mr.. KNOTT Dem, ky) objected.
Mr.. INGERSOLL gave notice that he would Introduce
1t the first opportunity. ...4 ......
Mr. MCCARTHY FFRsS sp r. Y assns to
explanation, sent to The Clerks desk and had e1
s S "f the
Company that that Company had sent him to Congress:
ss1 w sy RsS 9s Re "a Ss q Sss
mite OF Ways and Means that he had done Ills w0aS
as Sm tsa' his and HS mao
all monopolies that threatened he declared the
II the sSS SSd Ws wa o
turer Of salt The great profts OF tnat company
made e. ba sef fss cy Of
Kanawha Salt Works and portion OF the ono SAT-
WSd lsa Ssd receVed bonus of
For the last three years the Company had not paid or
e Of s had
because interest Of his district and was one OF
hs Industries Of the country The Gnondnsa a sst
tom It's President Secretary. Treasurer. and
1t was not true that he placed the Committee Of
Ways and Means through the influence OF that Company
coanePpose to his Colleague ir Brooks whose sym.
pahes with the importing interests OF the country
the profits of which were enfod greater hah those OF any
salt manufacturing interest and vino represented ihe
Free Trade and Low Tariff interests while he M aI:
had sustained the Tariff because 1t the best Tar
revenue the country had had aud the most udciou
Mr. PoRTER Rep.. Val asked leave 70 offer resolu;
ton the ucompetency OF Jnc L. Marye appointed
81 o Hsn 10 h0ia ONCE Out
THE CoyoDE FOSTER CONTESTED SEAT
Mr. CHURCHILL (Rep.. n. W, frOuSthe Committee OF
Elections called up the report in the OF the XXlst
Congressional District Of Pennsylvania with resolutions
that Henry d. Foster is not entitled to the seat and that
Jno Coyode is He proceeded to address the House In
advocacy Of the report
yielded temporarily for other business, follows:
ton Committee, reported bill To remove political dlsa
btes from certain persons. aud to absoye them from
taxing the test oath. RecOmmitted.
on motion of Mr. COOK rep, I'D. the bill for the tenn
porary relief of the poor and destitute people OF the DIS
trict Of Columbia was taken from the Speakers table.
The House amendments were insisted on, and Confer
ence Committee asked.
Mr.. LOGAN rep, I'D introduced joint resolution
for the payment to the family Of the late Secretary Of
War; Mr. Rawlins, of years salary less the amount
paid 10 him as salary before his death. Passed.
The then resumed the consideration OF the Eos
ter-CovOde contested election While Mr.. RAN
MA I liam
the floor to
Mr. PAINE (Rep. Wis.,, Chairman OF the Election Com
mttee who asked be excused from further service on
that Committee remarking that while his personal rea-
tons with all its members were pleasant, there were
such differences of opinion between some OF them and
himself vital questions underlying their duty, that lie
thought II best to be excused.
Mr. RANDALL declined to yield the floor for that pur-
pose, and hoped that the gentleman from Wisconsin
would not excused That gentleman was doing much
good there, although lie was often overwhelmed still
he always right Ii any act OF his (Mr. Randas
could prevent the gentleman being excused, that act
should be performed
Without concluding hs remarks Mr.. Randall yielded
for motion adjourn aud the House at Ais adjourned