The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-05

in the early part OF the session.
Mr.. RANDALL added that, as Congress was
about to close, II was better not TO leave behind
any relic OF Ill feeling. and ne suggested that there
should come from The other side OF the House
motion TO expunge the resolution OF censure.
Mr.. NEGLEY, rep.l OF Pa.-Il you make that
motion, DO not put II on tnat trashy letter
Mr.. BUTLER. (rep.) OF Mass.-here is my response
to that tsenong up resolution 10 give the clerks
10 committees TWO months pay, from the lsth OF
Mr.. SPEEa. OF Pennsylvania--That Is unworthy
Mr.. DAWES rep Of Mass. said that the gentle.
man from Kentucky tMr Brown was In the
position that the House might "t Lady wipe out
any thing that rejected on his honor
pf aad
he had any explanation TO make OF his language
Mr.. RANDALL withdraw the subject from the
consideration Of the House.
Mr.. DAWES said that IL would delight him. as no
was about to leave the House, to contribute to the
wiplng out OF Whatever there was IN that resolu-
ton IainIul to the gentleman lrom Kentucky, and
That gentleman had now the opportunity to place
himself before the country IN the light in which
every gentleman would IKE 70 stand.
day the resolution OF censure on Simon Cameron
hau peen rescnded, and tnat to-day resolution
Speaker. (Mocklng laughter from the republican
slde) He Withdrew tine subject fr m before the
At i've A. M. the Senate amendments to the
River and Harbor APPROPRIATION on were re,
sent TO- conierence commisee. o1' ''s ''10 1A'
The House again TOOK up the business on the
Speakers table and the following Senate bills
For the relief Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad
To amend section l422 Of the Revised Statutes
relating to the better government OF the navy.
Passed.
For the relief OF the Holy Cross Mission, Dakota.
Passed.
For Commission on the rights Of British sub
jects to lands In the territory which was the sub
ject OF the award OF the Emperor OF Germany.
Rejected.
For the relief of the Terre Haute and lndianap.
TIE LEGISLATIVE BILL.
nm Mr. s Of sns a. sn A. NJ MADE
prlatlon uil. which was agreed to-.
the House sgain went 10 the business on the
Speakers table. The following Senate bills were
10 authorize the purchase of site for public
Appropriating $l5oo0o for public buildings at
Coyhgton, Ky. Passed.
buildings at Harrisburg, Pa. Passed.
Amending the charter Of the Freedman's
alter discussion. In whicu Mr.. MERRIAM, trep) OF
N. Y. SAID that the deposltors would receive
TO amend section 3,342 Of the Revised Statutes
In relation to afllxing stamps on brewers casks.
on motion OF Mr.. WILLARD, rep.) OF Mich, the
bill Tor the coinage OF twenty cent silver COIN
was passed. TINE nvv,c,rscv mr.,
At halfpast seven O'Clock Mr.. GARFIELD, OF
OHIO, from the Committee on Appropriations, re-
porred back the senate amendments to the De-
nclency blll.
the following are the more important of them
ApplOprtatng $4S, 900 Tor the refinery at the new
mint in San Francisco. Not concurred in.
Inc various appropriations Tor Indian dencien.
cies Not concurred In.
The various lew sections allowing Indians to
take homesteads. Not concurred IN.
The disagreeing votes were referred to con-
on motion OF Mr.. DoNNAN, rep.l Of Ia. q bill
authorizing o pontoon wagon bridge across the
EQUALIZATION OF BoUNTIEs
MI GuSCkEl. lrep.l OF Onio,. then desired TO
but as an antagonistlc movement. the House, at
eight "A. A. M, TOOK recess TN hapast nine;
AZ fne ena OF the RECESS ut hali'past nine O'Clock.
Mr.. GUNcxEL, o. Ohio from the Conference Com.
mites on the Bounty blll, made report con.
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RIVER AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS
Mr.. SAWYER, rep! OF Wis. from the Conference
on ns Ia e
aggregate OF the ellis was Sc, SOC, 900.
Mr. cox; DEM ON ;o " protested against the
originally passed., and said that ii ever he mad
should go through IN that way.
Mr.. MAYNARD, OF Tennessee-As the gentlemen
is candidate for the SIP akership l suppose tnat
is to be taken as his declaration Of principles.
Mr.. COX-The gentleman can retire to his noun.
talns and we will take care OF legislation, or he
may retire to Constantlnople, where ne is going
(Laugnter)
On motion of Mr.. LAWRENCE. (rep.) OF Ohio, the
Senate amendments to the Southern Claims bill
Various matters OF minor interest came in under
Mr. GARFIELD, OF ohio, rom the Conference
Committee on the Sundry OWL Appropriation BILL
made report.
THE NEW IDRIA JOB.
Mr. RANDALL, OF Pennsylvanla one OF the con-
ferees said he mad not signed the report, because
nc considered t3e aggregate OF the bill
1897, 600 o0u) as utterly uIjusfable the present
conoitlon OF The finances OF the government and
OF the business OF the country. The proposition
in regard 10 the New 1drla matter he regarded as
q mere sham.
Mr. BUTLER, Of Massachusetts, took like view
OF the latter point, and SAID that the Paragraph
reported was mere trlning with the question.
Mr. GARFIELD SAID that there had been seventy
i've differences pending between the Senate and
the House. The Senate had receded on about
orty-one OF them, and the House on about
twenty three. On all the others there had been
mntua. concessions and agreements. In most
cases the amounts had been cut down. lie did
not think that the oil largely exceeded, If at ALL
the amount ia 1t when 1T lett the House, and he
should not be surprised If II was found to be less
On every great subject OF Importance the will OF
the House mad been amply realized lie greatly
regretted that IN the appropriation to pay the eX
penses OF con tested elections the old rule had
been set ASIDE.