New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
Srw-YoHK TRIBUNE called to the fact that he did not

NEwYoRK TRIBUNE called to the fact that he did not
vote at all. lIAnghterl
The next matter that came up was the repot by MT
DAWES Rep Mass Of the Conference Committee ,a on
the bill making appropriations for the snndry cv ex
2enses Of the Government The report having been read
Mr. Dawes announced that he was ready 10 answer any
MT FARNsWoRTH ep, ND made inquiry as to ,s the
New-York and Boston Offices, "a ne understood that
the report nulhed the legislation Of last April which re-
CURED complete plans and estimates to be MADE 6eiore
luded TO the simultaneous appearance of articles the
New-York PostOd building in nye o, inc new hoa
after Job. Ii was not the members OF that Com
mtee who were after job but the menSer t VINO i
irresponsible persons in Boston the passing of aPro
priaons for the purpose to BUY granite quary' Which
advice was followed by the purchase OF granite quarry p
WITH stones throT the % an
TO be made with the Cape Ann GRANITE company peioIe
any such Company was in existence.
MT WOOD inquired whether ,nerS ws ~ ~, The IN Mavay
of Washington should hold their places unless rejected ny
vote Of the CS Tst Tepv to the gentleman
from Illinois Mr Farnsworthl The only hlnS nodine ,
oec s ws sat q the Of the Treasury should
be satisfied that contract which ne approved DelPe
letting advertisement, he may adopt that plan pro,
yided IN no way effects any OF the 9.net COT th
shall come within the limitation teoOoo He explained
the provisions as to the Washington municipal appoint
ments.
AFTER further discussion the report was agreed TO-
Mr. DAWES then, from the Conference Comhi!lee on
the ADDITIONAL DenCenCl
agreed This the last OF the COhlelehcc lcfoi' VII
Appropriation bills. -, l., .,o h
While the House consuming time IN NoIng oy
Yeas and NAYS n question OF adjournment h"al'.nb
the senae's action on the conference on te Aimy
propration bin. a message from the senate was al
nOunced which supposed to be on thal ruJecl Dt
when il was understood that II had only reference 20 inc
passage of another railroad land grant Dill theio was
derisye laugh all over the House. IT., H., ,,.,,,,
The Senate amendment 10 the resolution Tor printing
27OOO copies OF the Agricultural Report Tor i reuuc
ing the number 225,OO0 copies, was concuI1eu III;
Mr.. DAWES Rep., Mass moved 10 reconSIer 1e no
In he
Appropriation bill Temaring that he bad Deen mistaken
as 10 the effect of the provisions In reference 10 tue ~
pontees OF the Mayor of Washington and that lie Wneu
10 bring the matter again before the Conference COM
mttee.
The motion was agreed to, and the report was fecom
mitted.
Mr.. CAKE Rcp., Penny moved to suspend the rules
and postpone until the second Wednesday IN DECEMBER
and Canals incorporate the Government Anthracite
COMPANY greed tO-Yeas 116; Nays, 81
After much effort on the ;.st Eake tle senate
amendments to the bills for pension 10 jerry n"ruoh
and for the setlae of the accounts OF George ong1
!'-rr.ng, and for various soldiers monuments "''
tons, were cOncurred in
Mr.. BUTLER Rep Mass.) called mp the Senate bill to
relieve from political disabilities certain citizens of Ken
lucky II in number and moved TO suspend the rules and
pass it,
Mr.. STOKES G2ep., TENN entered his solemn protest
against this partial legislation he had himself intro
duced bills every Manday TO relieve bltizens OF Ienes
which bills the Reconstruction Committee had not
acted on. a.
on a vote by tellers there not twothirds ma
iOrity. Thereupon Mr.. Butler AT II midnight Withdrew
the bill and made report from the Conference Commit
tee the Georgia bill. He explained That the report
left the question of the election OF members OF the
Georgia Legislature and officers to the laws and
sttutOn. The report agreed to and the House then
pdjOurned until O'Clock tomorrow.