New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The proceedings opened amid great noise ana
on,s,on many members striving be recognized Tor
the motions which they respectively wished to MAKE
Mr. GARFIELD Qsep, Ohio in order 70 get out OF
,he turmoil moved that the House resolve sen in'o
Committee of the Whole; but the speaker suRReS'ou
that the House had already resolved itself into utter
Infusion.
At Last. Mr.. E. II. ROBERTS tRep., n. fl' from In'
Committee on Ways and Means, recognized anu TO
ported back Senate amendments to the hou'o va.
repeating all moeties. The Heuse proceeded 70 vose
upon them without discussion. The important anenu
ments which we're considered were the following
Approprating $685. to make suitable compensation
for information. etc.
Declaring that the settlement OF duties sna pe n'"
and conclusive upon parties after the exprauo "
two years from the time Of entry. The senate
ment fixed three years but the House amended W
The amendment fixing the salaries Of Customs pnee hv
putting Philadelphia and Baltimore In the SAM on
with Boston and San Francisco ana was sirs,ng out
the Recommendation Of the Committee Dy SUI nal
ali of 1t except such related TO collectors PEG
officers and surveyors but on m1, rnss OF out mr.
An amendment providing that the public - ,ha
be subject to the regulation OF the se M iSpAIL
Dem. PENN by requiring 1t to be e ED w. ae
All the other material amendments to the bill were
rejected The It'll then sent TO eoniersnSs Mp
rptfre Il. II.
sheldon rep La-l, aud Mr.. Wood Dem, " ~ we're
appointed such conference committee vi '"' '
THE COMPROMISE CURRENCY MEASURE.
Mr. MAYNARD rep. Tenn then, at noon, mbie the
conference report the Currency BILL DE proceeueu
10 explain the report, and TO specify the changes "
tween the bill passed by the House and the substitute
as reported back the Conference Committee INC
two material points being, first TO the proporon
egai TENDERS 10 lie cancelled on the issue OF more oahk
currency Dit being now fixed at tnreetIsntg
ond as 10 the time for the redemption OF tn ~. ~, 20
notes in gold or bonds (which now liked for the Isl S
January, 1879 These, he said, were conoesSioN' NN
- M. LAWRENCE rep, Ohio asked Mr.. Maynard
whether he Deieyedi IL would DC practleaDe " resume
specie payment the LIST Of January, is7s .,, o..
Mr.. MAYNARD replied that it would De prae'ease N
redeem United states notes II not IN specie at ea'' "
bonds issued under the act OF 1911 A.. ha 60
Mr.. LAWRENCE-of what advantage will that De 10
tender notes 10 purchase gold interest bearing bonds
and then the SECRETARY Treasury these vey
naaring a nigt rate OF interest The effect OF IL VIII De
to fund. II few years, the entlre puone deo' az WV
Mr. LAWRENCE-Is there not danger that that
would be followed by rapid contraction Oh Tic eui
Mr.. MAYNARD-Nota at al.
Mr. CLYMER Dem, PENN, member OF the oohier-
stating the reasons for his dissent He regarded
the substitute transparent fraud intenuea W aV
the Republican party TO escape con xiomac nan
cial principle was that the only STANDARD ot ioneJ
gOli AND
ana misery the country by voting for The conference
report. =. 60. -
Mr.. KELLOGG Rep Conn., rose TO ask Mr. Clymer
question, but met with general cries OF " 'oIe'
- Vote !" from both sides of the House. -
Mr.. MAYNARD regretted the absence OF Mr. Clyme1s
name from report because II might seem 10 give
sectional character to the question of currency Du Ne
hoped OF the House would obiterate any
such idea. -,
The House then proceeded TO vote the report OF the
Conference Committee and 1t was releced-Yeas. los
NAYS Il6. Tue following is the vote In detail. RepuD
in roman, Democrats in italics, aud Liberal EepaO
hcans in small capitals.