New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading Of the journal and the
disposition of rome routine business, Mr.. BUILER
rep, Mass) called up the motion made by hm last ses
son when the House Civil Rights BIZ WAS recommited
TO the Judiciary Committee, 10 reconsider that action
OF the House THIS Is @ privlege ed motion and 10
called up at any tme
Mr. RANDALL (Dsm., PennJ Immediately raised the
question Of eOusleratJn-that is, whether the House
will now consider that notion bur, before any action
could be taken upon 1t. be supplemented It with
mented men o i'' Sy m oa E by Mr. ELDRiDGE Dem WSJ
thl, when the House adjourn It - Friday
These two motions altcrntllnE and only varied
By mOtiou adjourn TIL IturIav. the only
questions which for many nours the HOUSE, was
Hamentary phrase as "dlatory mouons." aud
constitute "NitbustsrinI." The vote takeD bI
Yoas and Nays. and, as that process consumes haa
hour over, according as the Ccrk calls u.lea
fast SLOW and hoy were called very slow Tne House
mad Passed upon each OF these n0iJns three four
times within the period usually gwen to the DAYS sit
ting In the meantime no proposition for adjustment or
that the membets OF the Republl, side were deter
mined force the House dlrec, vote on tue CiNa
Gratis were decidedly determined TO prevent l. IL
was mere question Of ph' scal endurance. At one
time Mr. McCrury (Rhp lOwaD seemed 10 have an ouer
OF CON promise 10 suDmt Out no Mls prevented DONG
40 by calls sDr the regular order Wnen tn pocee ls
had g,ne OF ;lr four hours, Mr.. Blu TIER tRsp.
Nas.1 arose ana sIld hat ne had proposition o mLke
MIR. ELDREDGE, spiakingfor tle Democratic SD oi the
was given 10 that side for reply Aftrr ne oDle1
tiops acre gueie and wlthirawn MI bO LIEN was a.
iovSaJ 70 u.ti us prop JsitiOn. ub sdli: We nd'o
, o" ,ysei ~ Sor b, of pnDc tIrIe on tue ques-
TO" NJ tns consierr,nn n, the Cvh Rshts blli de-
are to say to toe oppJsi sile tae hCu'c tne
Dl Is allowed TO % considered. ~ snni'v for dch,ts
House will permit aD proper OpoOr u1 @ ~. eeoate,
and viii permt all proper gerIaInc aho.stt,n ., ,Ss
offered that the simple qAesuOn Is puss'.o " W 80
consideration OF public ssure, eayln- % M ~ ~
move his amendments, ami 10 make such sp N'" @ ." -
House Will listen To, AMI leaving tne Oi11 10 D. f
cred fairly and prpDerlt
Mr.. MCCRARY (R,p Iowa) here askSi for the reading
OF resolution winch hc had prepared OBJECTIONS were
made by members on the Democratic ss 10 tue esUli
being read by he Ccr6, wiereupOu MI Batter sIid
would emDOdy II rs part Ot his stAtameut and h6
proceeded 10 read 10 himself IL was:
bate Of which all b 80 inmates shOad b. I'll wei to te oaeos
aud the on jrfJis The oge u hOUu
should be ~e M oe9Sse o "@o oosnli shout fivsn 70 ss
opponents Of the b That I Amendments should bo a1sed 10 -
Od Ani voted On 'cPsa bot ssA no OAIOu noOus 'ASa i
aHowed
Mr. RANDALL Dem, PENN replied TO the prcpcsi-
He In reply 10 the proposition OF tbc gcnIL
lu from Massachusetts, desire for self thas
there special order asslgl led Tor tOday the Posi-
proceed with hat specI order, aud tnAt after tnat iu
disposed OF, proceed 70 dispose of all tbe Orr
regular appropriation bills. Then. after we nave thus
provided everything necessary to Garry on the Goser
the ls OF July 1875, 10 tho lt OF July 1870.
let tue struggle as TO this CiVh Rlghts OIL 80
for, alter all, 10 is n Quesuoh VI ph) sANaA
endurance. Q THIS AIDE OF the HOusr, so far "a IL
wants to avoid extra session oi Congress On
the Attn of March next -. a.,
Mr.. BUrLER-My snswer 10 that proposition IS;
First that tue gentleman from Pennsylvana Is NOT
oOutro Of the appropriation bills and, SECOND, that tue
this House, which Ia responsible " th oou
Try for legislation cannot permit he minority 10 dcsato
what legislation We shall present Eos eonsdeison W
tile House and 10 tho country. -. ~ a..
Tue Negotiations were hero al rpty orVkon on py
call. for tno Regular Ofder" from DOth Si"os pus
more particularly from tlo republican slSe a4@ 'uS
dlslVrY uouoa. WAY sqalpasa