The New York herald., 1871-03-04
EousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Marcl

W WARRINGTON, March S-M1unight.
In the course OF an excng discussion the appropra
tion FOR the wings of the State Department building
Mr. Cox asked Mr.. Logan if be parties whom
had charged with obbey in having the wings of red
stone.
Mr. LoeANYes cir; but that not the question here. If
Iknew of II would their here
bu, the fact that the conference committee does desg
nate the material for this bGiding NY mind
INQUIRY whether this is rob.
Mr.. Cox-Has the the uIlted States any in
Mr.. LoeANI do not know whether he has If he
has s he wi nSl eve eners TO yan sn,s, 5aush!e
The controversy which growing more animated
rapied a. tins point BY the Speaker who called Mr. Cox
and said le eoad permit such remarks made
tending the Of any person connection with
This matter, and is insult 10 any th,s floor
ideas which he does not intend 10 convey,
M CoX.it the gentleman is not with the administration
Mr. cosAs without noticing ana perhaps without hearing
motives Of any one but only called the attention Of the
States was concerned he was not here 70 assa
Presiden, was better man than those who assaed HIM
Mr. Cox The ren'eman's insnua.ion that somebody
and desire to know who that person s ''A''
Mr. hoeASG9 ana find on, and you win know augh
res conendlng that It aae an improper ossrimnaon
Court of the District OF Columbia He eoncudee by SAVING
that would be better for the country and better the
Congress get up bin which would not rob the people
Mr. SARGENT stated, for the information OF Mr.. Logan
that no amount ~ or made Tor M city
for the removal of the capital
gued against the report particularly in reference sa.e
Department building which he said would cost $lOOoO
s IN he Sas s that under
as conference report WAS in It's very nature thing Of
Mr. Cox argued that a new Congress was to meet to-
morrow this bin of abomaaons should be allowed 10 60
Mr. LoeAN--l think so too.
bs 1edssoe yn ss sssn from Mn nos
House lobby least gilded flies Of
Ss 5 Therefore remain M until can Be ess%ned Let
n ne as NOT Of bsee e Of the
Mr. GAnrIrLpI ask the Chair whether it is parliamen
tay anguape or the gentleman to say that this House
Mr.. Cox did not apply that remark to my friend from
gldsd 9s. Of forsspon capisi nav 'Ae'S
Va gentleman has the right to speak
COX The language which used was IN reference to
S'y s sTs%n M
b SF the Ye o
dens eu. you make them heavier -
job, and that with the exception Of the state
a Ss Ssls rss M the
for the remarks OF the gentleman from New York Mr Cor)
House 10 the idea that Corruption was rank IN this
bGSy that men d n the Lobby
Mr. sAaGENT-I DO not know what the insinuaon meant
gent issue with the eensman S from nos Mr Io
gan and whether he denies the nsnnaton prepared
viii not deny for you says seny for
myself deny for The body House You can make
Mr. ELbRIDeE. The gentleman from Illinois spoke of
ring onsde which owns the red stone and the gentleman
After some further discussion the conference report was
agreed to--yeas 107 nays S6.
THE RIVER AND HAEBon EILL-THE cHANNRL AT NELL
The committee of conference the River Harbor Ap
Mr. POTTER protested against conference report as
appropriang only S25oo0 the important public
propriaed sl2Oo0 for Duuh and Superior CITY. two rural
towns each other Lake Superior, which had no
commerce, but only expected to have commerce the
The conference report was agreed to-
Conference reports also made the Deficiency bill
and the Nava. Appropriation bill, and agreed 10.
Mr. LOGAN moved TO suspend the rules and psss the
Senate bill relating 10 the Central branch OF the Union Pacific
Mr. yAs Wles-yRa. s the bill ha. has been voted
The motion rejected s-.s. - - -
TEE GEORGIA DELEGATION AGAIN.
PEI from % m the n,esy commsse reported
bis full compensation for the Congress- and 70 The
sa II ne Sns Members
Mr. Whiteey had been paid large contestant in
the Senate and he protested against his being puid
Nj. PETERS said the question whether these
members should be paid Tor two years or for and the
~ NE sTrvENsoS rema,ke that the resolution would take
NJ PETERS explained ina. Georgia members of the
hs seats in he present Congress- Young
had been reelected and was entitled pay for the whole
and The asosrs S n IL hast p
Of hsr ,,, being PAID t. for the Whole Ssns:s they
'ls sssssss :: bee. ., On
Which has moi ~ - I'm over from ,he sema p