New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-20
A.. har OF public iustIce and Judgment.

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tianghmtc,rE; uI-I stand by what have written
Mt; ~ th inroposihon that mere body OF specnla
n men or railroads shall get my y0te ,oi oII LIN ~
t nI Int viii vote for this bill because tnA
right @ m911FEgSy colleague CIr Randa came into
MI W - hiring the and told the people that
ny tS fine aud again for these land grants and
n'I vas elected by 1895 majority in spHe OF my COZ
ane speech, and in spite Of the record winch he uoeS
MOI Mr. RANDALL did go into the gcneman's district
n roduced the Congressional record 10 ms votes on
u crants but was net 10y his friends producing MS
letter saying that he not in favor OF land grants
GGreyMiY ERs~f deny IT, sirl state in the hearing OF
my colleague that tlat is not so llanglter sa'9
that the letter does not contain such langnare ana
affirm that he knows it. viii vote for TIE bi PUT
win also vote for the amendment to 1t, which protects
'D Mr.. RtYDkLi~Ai right am satisfied.
Mr. CoBuRN Gep, Ind asked as IaTIaine9 en- fs
SCity Of Brotheriy Lover ,uaughterl -, -
M dnG o' WA Mfi tB9'f w SAWYER P&E and
WILSON nn Finally The rreyioas question 9G lion v %Ss
question by vote of 70 to 10 and the Dill went o'el ILL
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House then went into Committee 81 The Whole on
the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bll' winch
Mr. COX dem, r. " moved to increase the salary Of
the Secretary OF Legation al St. Petersburg IRON sleo 10
$500 Aier discussion the amendment was relei.iu m
the item FOR the contingent fund Of the state Department
that part OF should be used in tho ehor % annex
Mr.. BUTLER dep Mass) opposed The motion; ne
referred to the fact that even uider TT sl III
Administration, when thcre was SO Hon s,t,,ts fre
tween the Legislative and Executive departments the
Secret Service Fnnd voted as usual Commission
had been sent out TO san Domingo and thcic VIZ ~
provision for paying the expenses OF inc Co'nnioA
except out of this contingent idhd. ,,,..t.
Mr.. DAWES rep, Mlssl also opposed the morton
lir. WOOD Dem, y. " remarked th' ~ wa. .EveI5
evident that there desire 60 di.Dur"e Tue sluVVo
i'm the attempt 10 acquire territory ati ei Po.lo Oi
ion and against the opinion Of TIE treaty malihS poN,.
lie was willing 70 respect the Presidents i.het = WIN
reference to the expenditure Of money ior INC PURPOSE
OF diplomacy. -, ,,,- l., ,,. a. sooro,
service" fund. He believed IN Opcn pubic dpoMac{.
He declared that san Domingo was on by solcpo3
To- somebody and going 20 state n iat uch ou
by "A person, who copied the treaty, ~ 10 hoinc s'H.
10 hin on his dcathbod, "au-bUt ne was lleridp,cn,
and dd not state what IL WAS JIG tald ~ MnulH pe
found that when they got San Domingo tl"t tey Got
mere shel-a shell without oyster OF Qeaiahu ro'tc
Nh DAWES Rep.. Mass) assured both Messrs wood
and Cox mat there reason 70 apntheuu thd, -,
the mater Of san Domingo, the Administration Weu,u
resort to 10 ANYTHING undcrhand or no any uhB III i
dark IL would resort TO nothing but the ialrest and
most omen means If il Tor the public good thl!
that island either in whole or IN part should I've hrougt
into the United states 1t would he accoiaileo oPohJ
and fairly, with the approval of the phllc Judgment
Mr.. BANKS rep, Mass.l remarked thtt ~ "oulu nuo
lie necessary any of the contingent lulu Iol lHc
expense of lie san Domingo COmmlssoh as some years
AGO an appropriation Of $2j00O had been maze III con
nccton with that island wlach had not been expended
hout dspOsing of the cue ton the committee rose.
Mr. RAINEI rep, 5. c. presented memorial OF the
National COlored Labor Convention Oh inc coHdoioh Vi
affairs in the South
SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE.
Mr.. BANKS NSep.. Mass) presented memorial from
thc Citv Washington protesting against tue crueue
practiced in the war between France ana ffuSsi anu
Republic of France. Referred to the Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs. Adjourned