New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

-, .,,,.o. he mentioned, and let that Committee

-. no ,uentioned, and let that Committee
be responsible for IT'S o Chairman ofl the Com
Mr GAIT "a apnropriations reminded the House that NTH
% for several years past there ma neeh hesn or
sessond ana ccnmtees appointed and sueees Of eg
stion prepared That was not ~ now 40 raav now 10
been ne limit Of the session fixed for the 10Th OF May
He the reference Of the %s on Ap
prep 'aRRooKs Dcm. NJ W reminded the Chairman OF
,he Committee on Ways and Means Mr Dawes that the
C"mmittee would not prepared TO report bll Ior me
eysion Of the Tariff and Internal Revenue before next
Anri He thought therefore, that the adoption OF the
resolution at this time equivalent 70 sns a. .o
Goyernmen would continue to collect from the people
0oca0oO "A year beyond it's necessities Other import
ant subjects, which Congress shOulu pass upon M MI
ournment we're the resumption OF specie anu
the relations of the United States with SPAN ana LII
gland , ~, 49,. ,,,, ,ro, tho Comm,ttee OF Ways
and Means would he ready to report b 10 Ieuuce
taxation before April next lie thonght t umWise TO
fix so early day for Adjournment II should say 80 now
and that the reason he had called M up ae of h
resolution believing that short session Woua pe pene
ca to the commercial Interests ere o, ,e pr"varnce Of
fevers in Washington during the nor mouths, anu an.
thought that for their own sakes ior te ssG ond W me
IN early adjournment. -t.. A.
Mr. HOLMAN Dem Ind argnSed Nlt,,o aga,hs, tnr fnr
it, declaring IL to he the sense of the House th
a reduction Of internal revenue, ana inc reioruoi Wv"
a,so tbe estabishnent Of the Civil Rights OF all men
Mr HOLMAN said be had no objection to that,
tour vears Will all the power Of Congress in his hands
to those rights and II no had not done 80 IL was
Mr. BANKS Rep.. Mass), Chairman Of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs opposed the resolution on the groha
that the important business VI the country coulu not
transacted within the time fixed. He did not expect
that his Committee would be called before Tue muy,s
March, and then 1t would have only Two hors 0l nv lne
FR'S9s %c Wou% Fss y, ensi s7s s o Ia responsible
MIR COX Commended Mr. Banks for the position he had
! Mr. BANKS hoped that Mr. Cox would not compli'
| ,uent him at the expense Of his political fIlends,
MIR cox vent ON to say that this was party move
ment. and they all knew it, IL was 10 carry '"o
ME Mr.. BUTLER-Then it is very clear that we ought to
p1MNI Mr. cox Thought he would smoke tine gentleman tMr
ButlerJ ont lie did not think thar members OF Congress
should initiate other officials OF the Government aa 81
phanderng all over the country instead "a stay Ing d"
| Washington and attending to their business . a., T.,
Mr.. BINGHAM rep, ohiol CHAIRMAN III an Cl roSo ohe ou
dietary Committee, argued III support OF tne rehOun
taking the ground that the legislation OF me county,
had been contdcd TO the Repu9can 9oi,H, anu
Mi KELLOGG qsep, Conn., wanted the Income Tax
lr WAYSARD {Rep Tenn supported the resolution;
and showed that several Democrats had already No'eu
| for an earlier adjournment. A.,
After fnrther discussion the resolution motion
of MIR FARNSwO ORTIZ Repr Ill referred to the Com
Democrats a for the reference Of the resolution
Mr. GETZ aRep PENN then renewed ms fesP'tnoM, b @
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building for the state Department, and ii was agreed TO-
| there being only five negative votes. .,,
! on motion OF Mr.. PERCE, the Educatohal blll was
made special order for next Friday, and Oh the ioho"
| ing Tuesday the vote is TO be taken. ~,
| Mr. GARFIELD offered resolution requesting the
Senate TO return the House bill passed last week
making pensions commence from the date or lhe dls
charge or death Of soldier In connection with IT, he
sent TO the Clerks desk and had read communication
from the Commissioner of Pensions stating that the Dill
would involve an expenditure OF 900 and he SAID
that at least one-fOurth that would find its way
into the pockets thieves anu sharks and VagaDOhds III
| f1,a arltaY of ai m
! After opposition by MI MOORE QRep NJ and after
considerable discussion, the House refused 10 suspend
! the rules and adopt the resolution. Adjourned