The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11
@ ON O r E S S.
The Second Session Of the Forty
Second Congress Adjourned
ssasg Sine Die. 81 ,..a9ss6
a Fevefish, Brawling Day In
Both Houses.
THE ENFORCEMENT AMENDMENT
Conference Committees on the Sundry
l. Civil Appropriation Bill.
Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, Arraigns
the Majority. sss5
Garheld ana B1ngnam Attack the
Minority. $50
pss aAg aaE -g a'a.a. ca.a ,
Morgan, Of Ohio, Goes Mad
apd Gives the Lie.
scsne Of Confusion, daVel-Rappins, Shouting
as and Bicksring In tho House.
A Compromise Effected aud
Agreed To.
AT NINE p. N. THE GAS BAG BURSTS.
Garfield and Bingham Attack the
S; Minority. 49
Morgan, OF Ohio, Goes Mad
aDd Gives the Lie.
Scsne Of Confusion, GaVol-Rappins, Shouting
ss and Bicksring In tho House.
A Compromise Effected aud
81 Agreed To.
AT NINE P. NJ. TIE GAS BAG BURSTS.


M SENATE.
Z Sd ~ WARRINGTON, June 10, 1874
Mr.. BAYARD, (dem.) Of Del, presented the views
Of the minority Of the COMMITTEES Of Investiga-
ton and Retrenchment in regardto the investiga-
tion Of tho New York Custom House. Ordered
printed. 444atd
Mr. PoNHRoY, (rep) OF Kansas, called up the bill
10 encourage the growth Of timber on the Western
prsiries, which was amended 80 as to require ten
years. cultivation OF timber instead Of nve, In order
TO acquire title, and passed. ~
Mr.. SHERMAN, (rep.) Of Ohio, called up the OIL to
regulate the exercise OF the right eminent domain
IN acquiring site for United States public build
lngs In Cincinnati
Messrs. CAssxRLY, (dem.) Of Cal. BAYARD, and
BrooEroN. DENY Of N. j.. opposed the bill.
NEW oUsT0H HOUSE FOR GOTHAM.
Mr.. BUcKNdH1aG, ttep) Of Conn.,, said the Senate
MAS occupying itself with the Cincinnati bill to the
neglect OF o matter Of much more Importance
the providing Of proper buildings and facilities for
the collection Of customs at the great port Of New
Mr.. coNKLMe, rep.l Of n. 7, described the In
tra1sactlon Of the government business at New
York, and complained that all attempts to secure
Of new site for bnr n the
Battery had been defeated by unreasonable 0bjeo-
GOn6.
The Cincinnati bill was laid on the table, and Mr..
eHERMAN moved to take up the resolution offered
In executive session on Saturday to extend the SEES
sion until six p. n. to-day.
THE cusToM HOUSE INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Howe, lrep.) OF Wis, interposed motion
minority Of the Committee Of investigation and
Retrenchment In relation to the New York Custom
tns saa wng the
should have their views printed, because he had
assumed that they would not submit anything that
tn he n n n 10 ma doc
ment presented this morning he found that 1t did
Injustice to majority OF the committee by stating
that the minority had been greatly surprised to ind
that without notice to them or consultation with
them, the majority had prepared report upon the
Messrs. BAYARD and CAssERLY reasserted that
they had never received any intimation that re-
port was to be made at this session until the satur
Mr.. A. @. THURMAN. tdem) Of Ohio, said he sup
posed that MI Howe In making his speech had &C
could not believe that he In In Directing
to printing the views Of the minority.
Mr.. A. G.. THURMAN then moved to proceed to the
consideration OF the resolution extend the session
until six O'Clock this evening.
%oa &
would continue In session until 1t should have
Senate had been wasted throughout the session in
pursuance Of an agreement made early In Novem-
AT 4 HOTEL IN NEW YORK,
between a prominent Senator, formerly repub-
lcan, and q prominent democratic Senator and Mr..
Samuel ]. Tlden, OF New York, and other democrats
whom he could name, to the eject that new party
SHOULD be organized, to be called the reform party
quiet and let the disconnected republicans do the
talking, and that q certain republican Senator
should be the nominee Of the new party for the
Mi. FENroN, rep) Of N; WIN the Senator
from Michigan name the Senators to whom he
Mr.. CHArDLRR--No, slrj viii not
Mr.. FENToN-Then, II the Senator will allow me-
Will say that do not believe word OF the state
ment; but suppose he has been misinformed.
Mr.. OBANDLBR-I don't ask the Senator to believe
Mr.. OAssERLY-Dees the Senator lMr. Chander)
Say that there was an agreement by which
Mr. sny M thars Ho KEEP STET
arranged In that room In hotel In New York,
eo. tSa and sa wh to to compliment my
ndelty with which they have carried out their part
OF the arrangement. ......s...
that statement from the beginning the end OF It.
tnele was no agreement, no understanding. have
sponen 70 the other democrats on this moor, and
neIe tney arej their words are good as mine,
and my word, undertake to say, is as good as any
mans ana say there u not word OF truth In the
MT; CHANpLsR-That Is the Senator's opinion;
uus ~ NOT mine, because happen to
KNOW THAT THE STATEMENT Is TRUE
MI CAssERLY-Does the Senator question nv
statement when speak OF my own acfsS --'
Mr. CHANDLER-I do not Question the Senator's
statement far as his own acts are concerned bu,
am telling OF an understanding about which he
Mr.. C4sssRLY-Between whom,
Mr.. CHANDLER--Between the conspirators I do
not name. Wv
Mr.. CAssERLY-Does the Senator include IN ,na,
somewhat unRentlemanly and discourteous term Ar
applied to Senators here, any democratic Senator :,
Mr. CHANDLER-I include the parties who were
assembled In that room In q hotel In New York
early In November last and II the shoe that shall
make nts anybody he can put 1t on.
Mr. FENToN-Mr. President, think the Senator
from Michigan Is bound to give the names
Mr. CHANDLER--I was not present at that confer
ence, but tell you what know. / do not see Mt
however, 70 give the nameB ana
SHALL NOT GIVE THE NAMES.
Mr. CAssERLY-Well, so far as know land take
associates on this 1oor), the Senator has been
grossly misnformed. There was no such under
standing, still less was there any conspiracy.
:. MT THuRMAN--I would like to know exactly what
the senator's statement Is. -
mr. CHANDLER repeated his statement about the
SnS{t.eeeement and said again that democrats had
faithfully carried 1t out
MI, TnURMAN-That implies that such an under
because otherwise they could not have faitSfnIiy
e e, " out. NOW, so far as am Concerned and
saVn one can speak for himself give the statenent
am FLAT UNQUALIFIED CONTRADICTION
epnayy noeinng ABOUT the manifest inpronrietv nj
VIII nn,s oi such an understanding when n man
but az axe axe tne responsibility OF giving names:
Ara, Sy snat the Senator's own statement ia the
4 Mr. Cuss uvvi hesIu OF such an understanding
heard Of 1ittNDlka-Very likely the Senator never
MT e. ssrEyrssos, dem, OF Kv-s ,,o ,o,o
feiS.crs on this noorf ''' ''Na'or tmr. ChandleD
Mr.. Cn.NDLRR-There was n demooro,.