The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

erai interest," the enument TO the judiciary ana LegS
lative Appropriation bill came up, the question being on
Mr. Buffers molten to reconsider the vote Of last night
rejecting the prop osed increase Of salaries.
THE INCREASE sALARIES
Mr.. BUTLER, Nep) Of Mass, by unanimous consent,
made an explanation of his purpose in making the
ton to reconsider II the vote Of last night to
stand there would be possibility Of making any
change in the compensation Whereas II otherwise, the
question could the Senate and the view OF that
body could be had on IT, lie did not whether the
salaries of members fixed at 81 500 $1,000 $6OO0
but there should be in order get rid Of
the inequality Of mileage.
Mr. SARGENT (rep) Of Call suggest $1,000 in lieu Of
all mileages and other allowances
Mr. BINGHAM, trep.) OF Oho-Therc are no allowances
proposed now, EXCEPT actual expenses
Mr. sARaENT-In lieu Of actual allowance and every
thing 80
right, acceptt
Mr.. RurLER-I accept that with pleasure, IL can.
Mr.. BANKS, gepo Of Mess.ENo, we will object to that
consider allow q that to be- az
Mr. cn ~ a propose to fix the salary at
The srEAxER-How does the gentleman from Massa-
'h Mrs. Propose ask e Unanimous consent
M ws Affs ss Object eR q MI object
Mr. RANDALL, Mem) Of Pa and others objected to de-
consider on the table Reected-yeas &C. nays ioS
The question REQUIRED on reconsderins the reject
Mr. SARGENT OF California then offered an amendment
bers Congress- to fix the salary at peT
which shall be in Lieu Of any other pay or any
to without the yeas and nays, which was refused
Mr. Buffers amendment as thus amended, then
agreed to-yeas 100 nays ".
United States, $4,000; Chef Justice Of the supreme
Of
tors members and delegates in Congress- S6,5Od The
srsss and Sa q Frssideai And ocsrs to COM
The vote having been taken amid great excitement,
the se e Se
Terms Of the his salary would be
h S s WAS "a s on the
Cabinet. He did not think that that adjustment should
be disturbed and he therefore asked unanimous
er,s pay-that the Speaker shall hereafter receive
Mr. RASDALL, Of Pennsylyania-I object.
Mr. Cox dem) Of N. i.-That saves the reputation Of
The SPEAKER hoped that Mr.. Randall would withdraw
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seSseoaently Mr. FARrswonru renewed the objection
but the Speaker ruled that the objection was too late
THE VOTE ON the AMENDMENT
The vote on the mendme l; was s as iollSws-
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Braxon Buffnton, Bnnnell Burchard Campbell Clarke
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Swann, Terry Townse s,s Of pr Upson Van Trump,
Wheeler, Willard and Wilson Of ohio-s7.
The House then proceeded to vote on the other I'm.
portant amendments with the following result
the Court Of Claims II avor OF dsioy% peTsons was re-
The substitute reported by the Committee on Appro
prations in reference to charges
Ing the amount to The Reimbursement Of interest," was
agreed instead Of the Senate amendment the
TRe amendment known as the wilson bill directing
suits to be instituted er restitution OF Credit Mobier
Mr. FARsswoRTn moved to lay the bill on the table.
conference was then ordered on the disagreeing
votes.
Mr. BANKS, rep) Of Mass, chairman of the Committee
S se ana ON eh e
"a o aa m 70 the
principles Of universal liberty in republican form Of
s 10 the hf az rn whit
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lnSoyea sss pTss article now going
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Alter considerable the molten reconsider
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banking institutions.
Mr. DrcxEy rep) OF Pa, from the Committee Appro-
priatons moved suspend the rules and have al the
jected and referred to a conference committee:
Ike Of e two oe ar
!ary pests on the line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
concealed another Indian war and wanted that fact un-
MT 6lckey's motion was carried BY the necessary two
Mr. PIERCE orep) of Miss, moved to suspend the rules
and order conference the Agricultural
College bill Lost-yeas 81; nays ss-not twohirds in
WV THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL
wheeler, GspJ ciS ne chair iIs Deficiency
sury Department the Territorial governments the War
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nS o hs Ssm 81 n: osp
Indian bil Al, reported PsssIn6sr9 sss7sssS
LssisIsys EIssusiys and Judicial b,li .,
Consular and Diplomatic bill. REPORTED Deem