New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

O .nrd to cleo: IT; chsf MAGISTRATE s",cs ..
sS.Ss By the As plea read
times OF great eIatemens and desire desire
:ssf .ss have a aa sS@ 1ppotS%y SSa 20 say sSc,ss
they are Willing IN any 20 resees m
ISs e, a1 ecme se,a no, ~ ,he Gentleman from
ButIerj suggested from below but always from above
strong man Assy The Pse,en;ss s that p ass there d y
an al%g and S military ss;
come tbroosn the plea of necessity. Tell me
any any other way tasn that want the American people
at least to have ae Opportunity TO say how they read
%@ s9lS 20 ae s1S SH Nq For one
that 10 tho which the sentlemsn from Mass
Csen waTa nave been better 20 have eIected
another rather than TO have established the prtnei
eSnasency es sy"n" IN winch would te xss to fer
continuous executive Of this Republic; S ssd or I
not they are Wiling now % be pat upon the record as
should be called upon to meet the question Of dnuro'
snce. OF excitement OF continuous exefutlYe' on :
siroSe men Nv fait1 is IN tne Amerioan people. Con
sututlons are made in pne OF delbeIaton " thsS are
so%e be prye an saving whs. their
shall be- deem that, infinitely more lp9stdht tsAh
man however strong or however great and think
h essential the Republic that saendssens ike tns
Mr. WARD tsp IN stsG,,d "a, ssaInss the prSposse "a
tent 10 deter who should President, He saw 40
for saying that the American people sh9ud 60
tabI sh stata so high that It could not readily os
this that man. He had heard no elamor FOR ths
constitutional amendment. As She would trust MS owv
vote IN tho Presidential election, 50 no was willing
10 trust the people He moved 10 LAY ito JOINT ro'""
| ton OIL the table.
Tne House refused to lay IL the table-yeas. s:
Mr. WARD then moved recOmmtt it TO the Judiciary
Committee which was negatIyed-Yeas. Ii0; Nays Ia
The JOINT resolution was then r,lect3i eas ~
nrnaye All the Democrats vOed for t and tue loi-
lowing Republicans: Messrs. Albright Bgi1tol, Jan
nell Field, foster, Garhsid Gooeh Geneke. Harrison,
Hawey (ConnD. HazeItOn q. ~ Hosklhs, h'"ssr'
Crsry Merriam, Monroe, Phelps, Pnilps Pierce, P9,
land. j.. H. Robert sawyer Scndd'r a.; -, STU st
ard, StraIG. Strdwbrilge. ThorHburgs. Tfemaln'
WIZARD YtJ, Willard Ciicn.', Williams (h's''D' aud Wa
THE MGARRAHAN CLAIM.
Mt BUTLER (Hep., Mass), reported resootion ro's-
tive to the Mdarrahan and New-Idna Mining COmpaoy'
claims in California, directing the Commissioner OF tho
General Land O1ce to institute proceedings IN the nare
of tho Government against the NewIdrl Mi1ios Com
pany In Circuit Court Of tie United states Tor C
MA to restrain further waste OF the property for ths
appointment Of receiver and foe the recover 9i pos
session and also for the recovery OF NoOoo illegl
mately and wrongfuy taken herofrom by the Newldns
Mining Company and slch otner action ss tue ooDms
siOner may deem proper also drecuua The seores OF
the Interior not To ISSUE pl tents 20 tue '
INK Company uaul the legal proceedings arc 'e'S''
Mr., HoUGuroN Rop. Cs) made the point OF Ordot.
that resolution should be sent TO the Conmttee ~
| the Whole.
| Toe SPEAKER overrued the point: . -,
Mr. GARFIELD fR p, OniO asked vi Bn,lor WI thef
the 81 tue EegYldh0n was noe 10 revive lDo V
| Garrahan claim.
Mr. BUTIER-It does not revive any claim but the
clam Of the United states. Tue NewIdria Mining Com
pany has beea using up this property Al the rate OF
OF that Company ar by law excluded
having privileges because they are tor igners
r.op,ioo ~ 6at tho secretrv Of the Interior should
have admonton from tne House thst be shan take
steps to yiudicatr ttl5 or the United states L. ma
secretar Of the Interior will not be admOnshed ia that
way nave no doubt that there VIII be way foudd I"
Mr.. GARFIELD-If I were the Secretary OF the To.
| terror would Do admOnished by the law only.
| Mr.. BUrLER-You would not he secretary of tho Ia
terror grrtJ wGe 4 you ana NOT mind thn hOnse, ,h
Mr. BUTfER-Yrs bat 1t uum1kes good many
| Mr.. HOUGHrON (Rep., Cal.l protested against tho
adoption OF ne resolution being attempt tO iayOr
one OF ;ke pMlles in suits now pendlag IN C,lf9rnia
EMr. BUTLER denied tU-t II favored anybody exceps
Sic. f. r. H0AR Csep. I1s.) suggested tn 81, col.
league the House could not by simple resolG0n
all the directions aud make AL the provisions con
| Mr KAsSoN Cssp, iowaD took the samo view, and
| pointed that the resolution had been originally
drafted aud introduced as jJni resolution requiring
MT. MCCRARY Isep., Iowal said that be himself had
offered originally. aud be mad done it, not
Ia tue interest OF any individual but In the Interest Of
tho United states Government, whGl WHO Kept out OF
this extremely valuable property w sqda'ters and
Mr.. HOUGHToN G.ep, Ca represented that tho pro.
which was operating this quicksilver mine.
injury the gold mining interests Ot California. ~
would increase the prlce OF quicksilver, which Has
necessity ia goli-nihing operations.
| Mr.. HAWLEY (Rep., Comm opposed the resOuti on.
Mr. WILSON kep., Indl advocated II rs proper and
| necessary measure.
| Mr.. RANDALL (Dem Penn.l also advocated II, and
said that had previous session voted against tho
MeGarrahau claim, and against the Scw-Iiria COmpa
uy's claim and mad, with Mr. Butler MassD, taken the
ground that the property IN dispute belonged tde
United States Ine pending resolution only locke. 20
securing the title OF the Government; Z. provided for
the employment ot speci.l counsel to carry tho
legal proceeG!@. because tue Attorney General haf
been, before he entered that position the counsel OF
| the New Idrla Miuing Company ia tins litigation, and
could not properly appear now against the Company
| and IN Dehali OF the Government.
| FinaIy, Mr.. BUTLER moved the previous question
and IL seconded IN the face OF a opposition
of the efforts OF Messrs. HOughton aud Page to
secure adjournment OF the House. which would
defeated the resolution, the especial assignment
| the judiciary COmmttee applied only 10 this day
When L to the vote adoption OF the IesOlu-
! ton, attempt malo tO dee4t IT, by members
opposed 10 it re,rdiuing from voting buC the fruds
! OF the measure utimated that they would insist
call OF tine House, quOram eventually passed betwrrR
the elers. and The resouton declared adopted by
! a vote Of 1856 10 IL.
The House then, at 5:'o p. M. adjourned.