, 1873-12-19

QG tOnHIE6a hb agent OF EuHnBGl 6[AtcA
from his compensation momber. ua said this was
intended to fix on tho records mud dobates OF tho
House tho Stigma on him tffa1c} Of deliberate and
planned insult, and ID such DO accortcd it. He pro,
sssd to @ ths e h 1s
rotary Of State after his election at Under c law hc
op
Mr.. ELDn1DaE uszod who.hor ho did not receive
he received % member Ut Congress- even a tho Eate Of
Mr. HALE characterized tho question Us simply i'm
pertinent, and declined 10 answcr.
Mr. HALE further sal what lo had done WIS under
ths authority Of Congress- properly nd lawfully.
tiu8uiAhed gentleman tho floor that cast,gation
WAS In store for him. md TINT children at not cry
] fe not Il S%
oastigaon thus to DO administered but he procured
to be 1y re4sg ns gEs1 sgS
through him, procnrod tho gentleman from indiana
(Wilson) to present lilo amendment.
S1r. WILSON (Iud.)--Tho gentleman il entirely
mstakcn. The gentleman from Massachusetts never
said onc @ worl m t to me gu !l,o subject.
lating to mo III regard to that matter Ia untrue.
Mr.. MALE-1f tho gentlcnau who gave mo sho In
lit. DUTLEI-pnrIon mo. i viii giro au tho In
Mr. MAIE-1 will hold tho floor until have fnish.
cd my remarks. Say that have the authority Of
tie gentcman on The aoor whom shall name i DO
permits ne, for saying TINT the amendment Of tho
fS Mo'ss at tSc suggestion % of tle eent1oman from
wisconsin tEldidgsh and 1t ssmo pursuant
m,...e,s f wstnDs a1 nsa tho aa a'ntern a1en from e
gentleman from Indiana twson} Is tic special repre-
1878 was due; who by thor votes, whom forced to
direct and square vote, condemned tue proposition,
the3r ftnit
BY snntesfugo / n ths passage Of tho bill. ..,..,,
sono Of tho votes bir. Wilson had dodged ~ rofrain-
g yGg }Hs %h us b VS. not s
Tested a. an instrument 10 mako that attack
h!m nj ,ns was not t,,. an dan ~n
whea dealcd themselves, wero anxious to dealo thoss
around them. ue had seen = cur, emerging from tho
puddle with its huir draggcd With fifth force IL why
shake its h among them ho Ind aeon TINT expert
mont tried and haJ seen doeont people smirehsd II
tlst that would inevitably 10 always the ease.
Mr. WILSON Ind} having got unanimous consent
Applause md and,c'arping, Which tho Speaker
as session On e salary e I lad
shrank from. 1ic Ind not gone about Tho country
calling .hat no5 h had b. Under any CIR,
which ho had not right to do and which not
a!stent with his integrity and honor. Tbs dodgng
Now York lie explained by showing Tint tho votcs re
ferred to ud been taken while he filson) In Bos
SX a a h2aS s ss on o
duy u Offering the amendment tho ground that the
gentleman from Now York tIale} hatl been running
nsn for s syeooy III ese and % a not
that gentlc1nan should wear dirty shirt, be had
offered e Tint sse;anhsd eha,gSa god
{Silaon) thought ho would SHOW Tint that genteman
ated Degree During The timo thur he tuale} had been
drawing salsry from tho Government at the rate Of
$4,000 year ho bud been a!so drawing ~ salary a.
done 1t had been taken from tho Scakcrs table In The
last hours Of Congress- and had been passed without
That honeat7 He thought that when that gentleman
Nos seeking to Gast attgmn On ha It
Mr. EIDRIDdE explained III lis connection With tho
amendment offered by sS wi!son. II that stigma.
fault. II that gentleman had been wa!lowiug In
pool of mud and had come out Of It, and II some
ono had jostled him 80 that he felt himself dirty, he
himsclf much this morning. Dy what ethica did that
gentleman charge him with wrong In taking the salary
himself taking sl7,6oo servant Of tho United
sass? e. Wy had not The gentleman 'ft that e1sFs
grace from tint gentloman o atigmatizo not only the
1es: but the motives Of ,,. other gentlemen;
from tho gentleman from indiana, nor tho gentleman
from Massachusetts, nor himself, from whom he got
he nth, but from the pool in which he lHae) had
Mr. BUTLER {aiaas,) regretted very much this un-
Fortunate unappy aecne lle wna very sorry that the
te gentleman from New York .Iulo> rs to make him
ray what he was sure 10 would regret. 1o had been
on tsrma of ane ntimse With th1t es
rendered to The Government aa Agent and Consul nor
did ho thnk that $loo 700 year was ton high co.n
sSsen densuncing tIsm for T drawtag $3.50 yes;.
Locked IKE tue rIf man nkg tho a, o1o eve smh
gentleman to high authority. LIT him look Mt the
zth chapter Of 81. John, where tho woman taken IN
turning to her acousers, Let him who ts without sin
among you cast tho first .stonc.' Could his friend
@ a5s a 1 a sGns e y e m S
ing alone before tho Savior, aud He said: Woman,
do In this Houso tho question 1t SALARY [laughter
only their hccnsers bud not gono out. tOonsinued
TEMPORARY LOANS.
Mr. KELLY offered thc following resolution, which
Itsoird That hs Secretary Of The Treasury bo nudhe
ent Of tho total nlnount Of money roceivsd tempo
rary lonDa under tho acts Of Fob. 25 March H. aud
specifically The largest amount OH deposit under each
act a any no, the rate of interest theroon togethcr
Of a4haa as osr l.
each mouth while aaid certificates werc outstanding;
also, whethor any Of sad ccrtffcacs and u 30, what
atnoInt, were paid Anl redeemed out Of tho rcdemp-
ton fund Of $O QUO authorized by said aeta to DO
held by tho secrstary for tho prompt payment Of said
loans.
ooI1rsroNs At sEA.
Er. COX presented ,uonsorIa Of tho Chamber of
com'norco of the City Of New York on tho subject OF