The New York herald., 1871-02-23

once and csaf House a New yors city spgisa only
sooRs sRs & sns the granite OF the n
nda an 70 as
than 'sr ~ he ~ % M
after the contracts were received for the complexion of the
COMMITTEES On ApPropriaiOns had Oesome satisfied that
AZ Sink shs pn .e sns III
IN IN set below low the surface Ths nma.e cos: Of the build
the whole eSs Of The building ssoo shsrsaDOa
s sGy Of Of S The SaS1 hs,
Dnsd their respective designs, would have given
ss sng a. less also that
OF granite In which como members of the House were in
Mr. SARGENT. (rcp.) of CAL, remarked that was
aa ANY members n such
70 the report made last session the subject by the Post
IN Mr. Cox. !dem) Of n Y, replied to Mr.. Farnsworb.
ane 70 me ouay Of The On
on for the New York Post Oncc the benea OF
D me a Ss ss hn% sssg e
questions connected with the New York and Boston Post
SM bnere was useres.si Is or
With FOR the supply Of granite had been pushed 70
proved mad besn concsiys proved that that gentleman
wns u n H was or Indirectly connected with or IN
IKE s s Offered off, ed o Mr. Dawes % was agreed
some discussion arising from opposition to by Mr. Farms
worth.
An for furniture in the Treasury Department brought
ont Mt ngan an at ass he
Of two expensive mirrors being toed about adorn and
Washinrton city, that them costing some ten
thousand dollars had been broken lost In the
Mr. LlDaIDer, deml Of Wis, asked Mr. Farnsworth to
craft
had been democrat aud everything else by turns, but
Mr. Butler, lrepJ Of Mass replied TO Mr. Farnsworths
f5s m sc aa ao vi aen
ss os ns had car aces. him NTH Of a s %
Boston oase bu. bis Colleague
p the Pos; s ,1s had the
him with IT, Then came some item about furniture and
e told @ sss, furniture esoasns Ioa To The
BY sm
the TessSry the % and
corrupt-a fraudulent and wrong, and this charge was
% y q ns a.S "
Laugher He had but more observation to make, and
ana III lie %a
which he desired to invest every one else He was Ike the
pssnrs n So & being say the world
wrong fraud niseasance and malfeasance in everybody
MIR FARSswoRTu said that he had stated that
House or the member from had been
the coat fitted that member he would say had
ceptible proof again, that members house was
Grased with mrrors bsonsnG TO the United States
10 and from the Treasury He held in bis hand
a h no %
sa a'n @ De s 1 The S 0:
ton as ANY ohSr ai e that notorious her The
taken showed hat banned de fon%ey
officer on the STAT Of The member from but
account Of his notosousy 9aa had been taken
his dslery had been violation
setts who was usually consulted in such He had
70 ask how, he should invest II, and the member
m nss ss sa m 70 buy stone
cay r s se S Pos . OF & BY
but he stone quarry
anee Of The member from he procured con
lie ssdas q ise Boston .shSass as1s ere
already made He not to BE- told under
was not Interested 10 thai contract. e
item for contingent Of the House being under
Mr. DAWES explained the principal cause of the ex
for seats in the House who had NJ
Congress GOO besides $2s 700 paid Tor expenses
The Items FOR army descienc,es were commented on by
question: the military s'eIsa a md
IN e s $ sSSoSn an article
in the Eren7 feee Press New York. democratic authority
Sn s al ss sn q ssw ss Of
m h that hs om % ssa sss
take care Of his own city OF San Francisco.
Of the Of The
Ss s aS @ % S oh S, Ne
disposed 20 baye the rule applied in San Francisco
for it.
Mr.. CoxDo you the bayonet pu. ballot in
Mr. sAneEnrI would protect the ballot by every means
MT MORGAN. tden) of oho-You would abolish the ballot
everywhere.
Mr. DIokrY. tepl Of Pa, reminded Mr. Brooks that the
been Sc, by washington himself patlng down the wbskey
insurrecon Pennsylvania So President Grant
sonally compelled send a small the whskey-
drinking neighborhood OF New York revenue
Mr.. scHUN AKEE, tdem) of n. Y.-And always had a
Mr. DlokE1~ would always create a riot in New York
stop supply OF whskey. SLaughier.l Nowhere else
en- so 1e o mas hs love Of
Mr. kLDErDGE Except in the House Of Representatives.
MI LosAS, (rep Of H. the opinion that the
except request the Legislature; bu he
@ S Sy he hn s beMeye asa that the that
committed by the House and one Of its committees
representation in the house which its population entitled
Mr. BROOKS dem of N Y expressed his satisfaction at
having elected rebuke of the President Of the
1Mr Logan who the Presidents superior in civil life
Mr. Wocn idemS Of n Y moved to strike ou, one Of the
items for the Freeamens Bureau ard charged tnat
Mr. McNEELY, ,dem) OF ILL.,, made remarks in the
Mr. HoAR, rep3 of Mas characterized the two speeches
additional Illustrations Of the malignant hatred which the
democratic party entertained towards all the poor and op
pressed downrodden people of the proposf
reject the item OF i've thousand dollars the
U he and sna and . , 70
Etarve perish in the streets the re-
suits OF the democratic rule and democratic policy lie de-
clared that after nvetgaon unexamped patience
and fairness, sclntlla evidence bad been pro-
before the committee which investigated charges
against the Feedmens Bureau 10 snbstantae those charges
The sony whom investigation condemned
the man who made the charges tMr Wood and the two
mernnes OF The committee who put their the
norty report tMessrs Rogers and NcNeely.
Mr.. Cox replied TO Mr. hoar renarkng incidentally that
the Freedmens bureau rotten from to
II had been connection with tho army for the prost
tuition OF the ballet box and the injury of the
the House had heard TRADE against the democratic
party iroia gentleman from Massachusetts Mr. Hoar).
why did not that gentleman take Of his
poor In Massachusetts,? member the republican
side Of the House had said that there people
death in the houses of Massachusetts than
were Killed Ia the Crimean Why did not Massachusetts
take OF her Why did not her people mind their
business? Why they Keep their OF other
peoples business The insane asyums OF Massachusetts
shame and disgrace The people OF Massachusetts,
snd their naner crininals They had