New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

uR1n % neeeh 70 influence voters home and
voting with the free traders on an sd r
As Mr. Covode was speaking the members nocken over
10 where he was and there was good deal Of confusion
laughter and encouragement for him to go Oh Win HIS to
Mr. ELDREDGE moved that Mr.; COyode have ii the he
H. Il sPss XII Dt tnf k ISsi OF
Mr.. COVODE remarked that he was talking apout t,o
M Wand d he aid that he mt Covodej had taken
last fall votes from Mr. Woodward on the LABOR lues
ton which alarmed him much that he went to work
Mr.. WOODWARD dem, Pal lwho could ID not o near
would like to hear what his colleague was talking
about. o.,
! The SPEAKER said he was not aware Laughter
Mr.. COyOpE did not notice the interruption but went
TO say that his res position on nS tno When
he wanted Pennsylvania To be arrayed against the Nor
because his preacher loyal lRoars OF laugher An
other colleague of his Air. RandalD who was slght
IaIl man q, nome Mas s1'g {e included in his
criticisms Mr. Butler Of Massae huses, whom he had
wanted 10 make President and his beoyed friend, the
| Chairman OF the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. RANDALL called to Mr.. Coyode togiye the House
co ~ nE0 rarRsed to the charge against his col
league Mr. Woodward declared that that gentleman
co n Convention in favor Of requiring twenty
years residence of foreigners ente them to VOTE
Mir KELLEY (ep PENN rose and made the point that
his colleagues remarks not pertinent to the ques-
The SPEAKER remarked that the gentleman was pro-
cesdng only by m 6 longer
| Mr. WOODWARD, Dem Penn) then rose on the demo
cratic side of the House and said that when ne selected
fore his colleague had chance to be selected ana that
when he debated this floor he debated with gentlemen
sent here by constituencies and with who stole
his seat from honest man for the purpose OF selling ca
detships Laughter and calls for the regular orderl
Mr. COy0DE tried get the floor TO reply TO his col
league but Mr.. WOOD Dem n r. and others objected
| and the regular order was insisted upon.
The House resumed its voting on dlatory motions made
During the Voting Mr.. DAVIS Gep., N ", by unan-
imOus consent reported Joint resolution To amend the
law appropriang $4,000 Tor the survey Of the Ishmus
ton Of either tie war or Navy Department.
After brief explanation the resolution was ~, passed
bill but he first proposed that, by unanimous consent,
the motion which he had made to reconsider the vote py
which the main question was ordered De hd on Inp
table, and that he then De permitted to report the Fun
ing bill after which the House should adjourn WIN tne
would vote directly on his tariff section.
| Mr. ELDREDGE dem, Wis., could not consent TO that
| Mr. WOOD Dem, n. W thought the proposition ell
Mr. ELDREDGE expressed the hope that there would
be members enough ON Monday to defeat the measure
Mr. WOOD UNDERSTOOD that the gentleman from Ohio
proposed to give the minority an opportunity OF voting
| MIR ELDREDGE2He does not.
| Mr. SCHENCK-The proposition Is to agree that the
motion to reconsider be laid the table, which VIII
bring the House to direct vote on the section, and
which vote be taken by Yeas and Nays on Monday
The SPEAKER explained the situation. He said that
the House had seconded the previous question ana or
dercd the main question agreeing to the amendment.
II the House laid the table the motion TO reconsider
agreeing 10 the section as a whole.
After further discussion the proposition was not ac-
Mr. sCIIENCK then asked unanimous consent by way
Of variety TO report the Funding bil: o,oo.oa
Mr. FARNSwORTH (Rep., ILL suggested to MI
schenc TO offer II as an amendment 10 the pending Dill
The House again subsidized into the dizziness Of Young on
Mr. ELDREDGE rose to mako another proposition.
[Crcs of ObecJ He said that they had been demand
Ing separate all the propositions contained IN
separate votes were allowed they would be satisfied
were tea coffee steel pig iron, scrap iron zinc
and M ni, G4IP RnS p Tea lpMIfi object
| Mr. ELDREDGE-Then Withdraw the offer:
Mr. sCHENCK-Will the gentleman from Wisconsin
unite in unanimous consent that shall report the
ME- Mr. IELDREDGE-I shall unite in unanimous consent
Mr.. sCHENcK- Does the gentleman want me to report
MI EIpkEpGEaYesi give my y, consent
Mr. VAN TRUMP Dem. ohio-We may as well fight
EIT ELDREDGE-Yes, fight it out on this line if it
The Clerk resumed calling the Yeas and Nays dila-
Mr. sCHENcK took advantage. of break in the pro
ment the Funding bill be read
Mr.. ELDREDGE said he had no objection.
Mr. VAN TRUMP Dem, Ohio said he would not object
the gentleman from ONO would agree that the House
| Mr. eCHENCK said he could make no conditions.
Mr.. ELDREDGE remarked that there was great curl
gentleman had the confidence in its passage he
had had in the passage Of the Tariff BILL and ne presumed
!
ment 10 the Tariff bill.
! Mr. SCHESCK had no objection to that. He only de-
sired have it read printed and recOmmted that
/ members might know what il was.
| Mr.. MORGAN Dem, OhiO) objected
Mr. LOGAN (lep, ILL., from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back the Senate bill appointing man
ayers Of the National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer sol
deIs which passed after another vote by cas- and
| Nays
MIR. sCHENCK renewed his proposition to report the
| Funding bill and have ii read.
Mr. EIDREDGE said he had offered to give his consent
IL the gentleman would then to adjournment,
| but the gentleman would consent to no condition.
Mr., SCHENCK-That is don't intend the gentle
| man from Wisconsin to be commander here.
| The SPEAKER said he would be compelled to rule that
| conditions could not be attached TO objections
Mr.. RANDALL make the objection, absolutely.
Mr.. SCHENCK quitting the bill into his p0cket-Very
| well. This IS very interesting bill, and you cannot
| know what ID is till Monday.
The final vote then taken on adjournment and the
| House at O'Clock adjourned