The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. JUNE H. l872-TRIPLE SHEET

JUNE Ii, 1872.-TRIPLE
had that tendency manifested itself moro than
were conaded to the House by the constitution;
| yet. when the House came together this session,
MET By A REVENUE nnAsuRl.
deliberately devised by select committee OF the
Senate and sent to the House for acceptance. the
r aa1 to ok the day Of aaoarnment; but the dlcu
The G A. ne senate Ss sSs sn me
before 1t was known what exigeneies might arise
absorbing the conceded powers and functions OF the
! that il would DO agreeable and convenient to
! adjourni and now, when they came TO make
poa s, for und tho ,.s snss Of s1s
You You must yield Your own oGaviotions % other
lay, while his opposition to this measure was mani
| tested by reason Of his honorable commitment to
ss Ct sn that shs I method o.
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the report would be reccmmitted. He moved the
previous question on his motion.
question esi m would not BE- seconded. -
Cries OF "QuestionI' "Questionp'
tive, and Mr. Butler Withdrew the demand for .
further count remarking that the result OF
THE CORRUPT BARGAIN WAS APPARENT. ~
| Mr.. KELLEY intimated that IL was not for Mr..
Butler to talk OF corruption.
The previous question was seconded, and the con-
Mr.. CoBURN presented tho conference report on
STAFF rsenorross M RI. ARMY,
The bill repeats SO much Of the sixth section Of the
Army Appropriation bill Of 1870 as prohibits promo
| tion In the engineer department. provided that
nothing contained In this bill shall authorize pro.
motions in that department. over the grade Of
While Mr.. Coburns conference report was await.
ing action the libustering spirit manifested itself
among the more ultra Of the republican members.
motion Is for se can Of the house, but the Speaker
Kelley Kelley who az quarter before eleven A. n offered
concurrent resolution extending the session till
Il Mr. NAY M%YsARD crep cr renn moved to lay the
resolution on tho table, and Mr. WALLS, (rep.( Of
Fla, wanted to oteF an amendment, but neither
Mr.. PLATr moved that the House adjourn and de-
manded the yeas and nays. .%
The motion was voted down.
The resolution extending the session was then
ndopted-yeas 18S, nays 81.
Nj. PLATr Moved to reconsider the last vote and
the sPBAkHR after count, announced that there
were but twenty-slx members demanding the yeas
and nays which was not one-lfth OF the last vote.
Mr.. PLXrr made some remark intmatlng par
t!aty on the part Of the Speaker, and saying that
the yeas and nays had often been ordered by
The SPRAKER-The gentleman nom Virginia,
unless he Is grossly ignorant Is
GROSSLY DISREsPECTFUL TO THE CHAIR
Expressions OF satisfaction and approval on the
democratic side) The last vote showed 1e4 mem
bers voting. The youngest member OF the House
diately thereafter demanded the Chairman never
% the
generally)-Is that not so!
Mr.. PLArT was proceeding to reply to the Speaker,
but the democratic members shut him on by loud
The sPnHSEn interposed and expressed desire
that Mr. Patt should be he heard, but Mr.. BANKS
lrep) Of Mass, objected most emphaticaly, init
mating that the object OF Mr.. Platt and his hackers
Tellers were ordered on the yeas and nays, and
M @ got an the
day BY less number than twenty-six.
Mr.. DAWES informed the Speaker that Mr. Platt's
heard, was that the Bhair had shown gross par
"a TSS spr.xrn said na had yc,snnders,ood Mr.
Platts statement, and pardoned It on the ground
OF gross Ignorance. daughter and encouragement
from the democratic side Of the House)
The telers reported a. the result Of the count 20
The SPEAKER, in announcing the result, said that
he regretted the language which he had used to-
ward the gentleman from Virginia, but it was the
first time In his history in which he had cause for
Unfair in his count He WINS glad that the count BY
tellers had amply indicated the correctness Of his
The motion to reconsider the vote extending the
session was laid on the table.
| GENERAL ANDERs0N'S WIDOW.
On motion OF Mr.. DAwEsi the Senate bill, giving
| to the widow of the late General Robert Anderson
$4,000 In lieu OF pension, was taken up and
On motion OF Mr. KENDALL, (dem) OF Nev the
Senate bill to reimburse the State OF Nevada was
The resolution for the extension Of the session
| had not been five minutes adopted by the House
triumphant laughter, that that body had concurred
| init.
on mSSH Of NJ Mans sp Me- the p
q claim for the construction OF mortar boats and
steam tugs, was referred to conference commit
| tee.
On motion OF Mr.. CoNaER proviso was added to
the Senate bill relating to steamboats,, and the
matter ma was referred to conference COMMITTEES.
or regulation requiring the use Of lookup safety
valves, registering steam gauges, pipes to carry
order to shut on al this eccentric legislation took
recess nom half-past twelve to nalfpast two.
During the recess a moro eccentric movement
was attempted by Mrs Mary Walker
| who made her way to the Clerks desk and pro-
ceeded to harangne the members in the interest OF
| women nurses In the army.
Being interfered with by Mr.. Boyd, the Assistant
Doorkeeper, she made backward, but ascending
change OF position to the Speakers chair, and from
efforts Of the Assistant Doorkeeper being seconded
| by those Of Mr.. Buxton the Doorkeeper the ex-
cited little woman was oyerruled, and was led out
! OF the nan protesting against such
UNGALLANT AND UNREPUBLICAN TREATMENT.
| After the recess Mr. GARFIELD offered resolution
| authorizing the Committee on Appropriations to
meet during the recess after the first Wednesday in
November, and explained that 1t was desirable to
supervise all the laws affecting appropriations only
annual appropriation bills, the remainder being
comprised In what are known as
PERMANENT APPROPRIATIONS
outside OF the ordinary Jurisdiction Of Congress.
After opposition by Mr.. ELDRIDGE and Mr.. BUT
LER, OF Mass, and further explanation by
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| THE BUELL. RECORDS.
Mr.. C0BURN presented the testimony in the Buell.
| court martial case, which was ordered to be
/ printed.
Mr.. GARFIELD, from the Conference Committee on
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, reported that
the committee had been unable to agree and moved
that new conference be ordered. Agreed 10, and