New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. BaIuum, member elect from No''n0'"
cut appeared and took the oath
The bill introduced yesterday by MI rarRef hepp
Mo authorizing the construction Of bridge across the
Missouri River at St Joseph was taken up dis
cussed amended, md passed ., l.. Atom
Mr IIOIMiN fDen.. md presented communication
f,o Il G Young Mems Christian Association OF Mashhg
ION osI,n the use OF the Han OF the House OF Rehesen
ativcS for Two public meetings Of the GeneIal CohNch
Hon ~ Delegates from similar associations throughout
tG United States, to be held the 2h OF May next,
and asked unanimous consent TO submit moloh 10 ''a'
Mr WILLARD (Rep., VT objected
TIE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL 49,
The House then proceeded to the consideration or tho
Senate amendments to the Deficiency bin the question
beng the amendment repeating the law whcu ne
quucs the meeting of each new Congress ON the th OF
vding that the repeal shall take effect until after the
expiration Of the XIIGId Congress.
Mr.; COBURN tkcp lnd9 argued against the repeal OF
the law. llo hoped ~ see the day when men would
talk about coordinate branches OF the Govern
mcut tucIe but great power In the country,
aud that was the people, whose views were express
through Congress. lie favored any policy which would
hands of the people through their representatives.
Mr. GARFIELD rep, Oldo) attributed the proposed
else the great powers which IL had obucd aud xtended
within the last few years, but he could not understand
why the House should go consent 10 Ignore It's own oNs
eDCc.
Mr BECK smoke in favor of the repeal Of tho law, and
referred to the probability Of the next House and tho
next Administration being Democratic.
Mr.. BANKS Q}ep, MaSsl could very strong rea-
for the rcpcat of the law and none whatever ap
lcabIe 10 its continuance The first objection to was
Ii required the organization of tue HOuse ~ the begin
ming au administration before II known what The
policy or perSOEH0 of that administration was 10 be;
unotlcr objection IT, that il gave old mcubers who
reelected control OF the organization Of the House.
This ted To the peIpeuaGon OF cotcue in the House.
altogether Ineffective. hoped therefore, that the
wouj he repealed If the House 10 be organized,
u should have complete and perfect ortauiAton and
that could only be obtained by post ponCment untl such
time as menhers could have az opportunity OF forming
Gea.rae Judgment as u WHAT iheS htd 10 90 -, .
| Nj HOAk d;cp, MasSl argued against repeal OF tho
! Law. lie regarded the proposed repeal a. another
hands al the powers Of the Government and to remove
lose loWcr i!oa lhe IAtf1ye o 1 % ine One Sav' al"
Mr. cox dem. y - argued III favor Of The repeal of
ritle thai COusrts should 80 away All IT, legislation
tended t0 tAe disturbance Oi the business interests of
! pose "a rcUucing t1NIliJu Or Of rowing trade.
lIr LYNCH ucp., Mo- shod Mr. Cox whether the last
VII, her lie Vov had not voted oedinst that, .....
MI. COX pied that tn edutuoh was only $50 C0
aid tud, was a shain ds / decIlIbat,d Improperly
Etr sCOFiiI, tRen Pennl favored the repeal OF the
Law, arcue1 that uie real question waswhether IL
better tor Co1Its- 90 meet a the commencement Of
/ warm weather or OF ccd weather.
Air D0NhAN C!ep., Iowa. argued against the rcpeal
cOnteHding tlat tus QroI!a~ly session useful ia
I traluin, new Iucmoeret - tbeiI ,dtie,.
AIr. sIfANkc Ca.p., IN" ar, ,ued against the repeal
Mr. BINGHAM u.~l phi" ielled 20 some OF tue ar
! gGmenis madr IA iavoro &c repeal.
! Mr. DAWES G;cp.. Mass) speaking in favor Of the
rcy.a Eld That Toe present session wac III stake, Nud
/ tlat l.ey. should lave more 10 Ieront ., than 10
within the last day make the pcoPc forgive on
grrs its dissensOHs and wTangn aud for the deep
WOuaiS Indicted on tnc Republican party ~ tie Otigl
cad OF Tie Cdp,tOlthe dangerous because they
bleeding utcrn1ly-iJ was that moderate ccUnses
Lad found then uttcrDCe in legislation Iaicr th.h eX-
trome measures l. Was ouly that moderation tlat
saved tn present session % Congress from being
| nit gated eVll IN the Jud gnent or tho people.
| .iT. BUTLER tkcp., Mass }, replying 10 Mr.. Dawoss
rcnaIbs about moderate cOunsos' having prevailed
said t!Idf nat gentleman had got IIc uttle
dincr.uty NOrdcd from those Whcn hr proposed, but
! rutt tney we're not pt more moderate"
The dc1atc having closed, Mr.. MYERS withdrew his
Amendment.
MI LYNCH rep, Me- moved that tho repeal shall
20 into CiccJ t ditfr the termination Of the &LlNth
Congress, which WAS rejected by NO,o Ui Sc 10 oO
ILU senate aI, ,D0nicnt repeating the Law then
ConrOlr-d in-Ncss, %; Nays, %.
Iue SPEAKER, having hcsatcd some seconds In an-
tlOl was - WuctLer he should exercise right
which hC haI Of vO;inE and producing tie, but that,
icI slcratoH uc &c chutd 10 exercise that fisu.
IIe Senate aacHtiLcAt, appIOpTiating $4,000 tor cX
peIs9s ire JOINT Select Committee Od.dtcs in
southern states, was COHCdIIUG ~.
t. senate .Eciimo.t, yrlating $4,000 for the
Dr'uch Mmt ~ Car Ju Clt, was CUncurItd IN.
Ijc senate sineudmCnt apprUpiatmg S2jJUd0 Tor The
subs, ,tuCe Ji TIC AruthCc ana other Indians
cured ~, VIII an amendment reducing the amount t.
$4V1GyJ. go
I- cna,e amendment nppropriatng 500 600 for moro
cAcctUly securing ifc ana property On the coast OF
fug q apVIcaplc also tO the Long Island coast.
JAc senate amendment, aIprupTaiihs sos56 fOs tho
cOip lion ui the tO3rt-IiOusc and pOSt-OacC building
at Drs MoiIcs, Iowa, was cOucGTcd u.
NtAou, uspysing OF all tnc amendments the House al
i.lV asy yOu.ncd.