, 1875-02-03


Mr. I,ut>cr--ilcar1y Il does, for hsre way Of
getting these bills tcfnrc thu lus". pray JON. good
nad tre men, WHO AtAn for tho country. 10 strni t1
Ectior an, rcica,r hands. which have bccn te Up
"a that we co,,Id dn anything for Tho beurt ot The
eennfy. and TINT we Ad0ps thte which shnl not ho
etItaarnjateI M tho report IN.
Mr. rrfHntnta thtrn Any way to do lhs9, unless y
ynttHy down tic rrcvtnna qnestl'n7
atv isnt,cr-Tliere In no Other way. T.ct votc u
tinw5 ani then earh nne If The Amendments of:"rr
viii tome IN n,f 1,s voted on and tbs ory IT tho
tIouse do Whist Il ought to lo-hat II ta,a such
without having one.hatf Of tllne consume, 1t to
viii of the minority.
,Mr, cox laid tbe eent1srnsn from Massachusetts
bntinrts intcndcd to Affect tho sorth. can show
him that wl.cu President Grant 'ept 10 conzre.s
It rcferrel to tho judiciary. and that Co'nitco
taa taken acon tiinn Hihrc. ipur Prest-
Stated Il hat tao that no,-ac.lon of th+ Jndinry
Committee would nrtnps usHrpatton, sud It las donc
e. !! ~ not tr.sf.Ie, G i3F NJ tho Tsnflem5n m fro
lin restoration Of order and tranquility Ii, the spth
Tim gentleman aays tperhalm for traatic eFecp that
sds tns t"s Sy s T, ~sss s
At & court, r. a chsresa ~ an, By r,n IT, ayo power
rh IL S1 '
Tho parliamentary rules were adopted ~ guard
agatnst tho encroacinen.a Of sle crown atd the
.aIe ef S,nporaTy .dsa.tassin ,hl, cistiiteh. 6i
o sas e s Mns Foea M
longing to legislation. These rules sro old;
they ars venosae They havo s'od 90 H. tc,t of tine
father of Democracy himself In tho iutercsa II liberty
aud not in the interest Of royalty. I may mt know
an may M. liz: cntit1" 10 Tho elegant conr1tnfut Of
the sre1k"r: hat mr. thing + certain, that during a
wlen tic Temptations to change r:,le. wcrc great
hase stl strAiiiy aRtnHt a(l Innovations tho rus.
regr t,a: the day of ln1lovdtiona has cone, int Tic
tHsnf Denniratir Jutee han ao came, and yon. nr.
s IL r. "s''rd INT be here in tbs nezt Eongree. II yon
i'd :; tsrn c:ed curly z snc nlting. lIanshtef.l
HI tht! "fur dramatic effect" LLsughter.1
Mr. Lunar said hopn that when the Dsnocrs tc
party s'c. into power in Tho 1ousc It will rrnstae
f:ts a1snt and highy-'noral rule. snd o','crve sts
compromises Of the Consttinttnn. [ApplAuEc on tic
Democratic nile Let ~ admit that le slave power ill
when there rnenwhoin the gentleman from A1asacl,1-
.ctts deilcnltnaes-he Slave Ihwer-bad ungu st.ned
carry their measures aver ntnoses. and reear4lIeta
Of tic rights OF members. fhay Voluntarily far-
ward md put restraint mon thc'r own aCto,, snd
Isass pe,noerassc IL sij'' sidsj ' tNppAu'' u 'N'
The speaker came down on tho 1oor and ad:ocated
tho rule roported by Mr. Garfield. Tue rle whietl
Lad elevated motion to adjourn tn fixed day abeye
simple motion to adjourn had not been incorporated
tnto thu fuca for fifty years after the Government
organized. and, nnss lie War entirely 1n1Etaken tho
nte Of it 1or tue purposc Of what = now Known
the imnpriy 10 defeat what had gone Into
IL os csmme: :; tss Rof t,'at H. 'y ,s.s1: .s
clause wa atrck ont Of tho bI and The bIli oa bcx
rc,rted 70 tho House, was then considered. That
agains that the minority had called tho yeas and nays
134 tnea. That, II ho nIisuok not wan the osiQin
to oppose tue proposition Of tho gentleman fron
Massachusetts, tutler who objects to that portion Of
the rspposs<i tuc which gi!es the nnoEity one days
| shall, without any delay whaieser, without *ny
onpottunity for a Wort, Of protest.. Without suy
out e1plunatlen, Without consideration, force down
the throass of the minority any measure that tile
a,G !. a2 , ssa r Ron For ac.}1.
sl.as would never consent, while. Ii
tho majority, TO the, support Of rule
| Chairman which would not be douby willing 10
live under In the minority. believe that Ills l'rts
Goss Hf hsssng y wholly ~ nd and entirely wrens Ed
IRON the fact Of TOO ras1 so Of the previous lues
tions OH itnportant measures.
change The rElo to eab1o tho judiciary Commits
leo to report At any tinc, aud said c did not see the
,f sfsIs IN Msssspr ,ssi ia md Lo
| itiana have right to report Mt any time.
After further debato tie House proceeded 10 vots on
Mr. katson's amendment was rejected without ,hs
ycas sud nays, and hr, 1ia'ea amendment requesting
no not hreefonrt3s Vas aaopea-yeas. s-' iss nays as
| Mr., Cesfnas an,entinaent WAS not admitted.
Tie rule "a amsadod Wa a,orttd-ye:s; III; nays,
| Tho rule as amended rcsds as f,llnws:
| Whichever question is pending before thc IIouat
the Speaker shall not outertan any d1atory uutton
excepting one TO adtoasn. snd one motion 80 d,
hut Tho previous question on the engrossmcni
mud third reading Of any hill jolu
resolution shall not be ordered during the first day
,tn corsdera.isn Nness &~o-tnisAa uf tbs rae:her.
present sIa secuni tho demand fter.aea, that till.
| rnIo shal! not apply to House resolution
offered In Tho morning hour q Mondays, and
| pror1dnt f,trthrr, tRat It shall not al'l1y Ii
any proposition to appropriate money, credit or othel
property q THO United States, except regular anuua
| appropriation !,lls."
alcssrs Randall and Cox then inssted On rrEignint
their; places thu Ccmmitfee OH lsules and, afte
d!sc,laB!on. their rraignattpns accepted.
On molten Of NJ. Butler tMssA.l the Ea'es wtss
pended, aud bili passed. aprnprlatfng $1,000 fur TIL
| cxrehBes of the Beect COMMITTEES on Lutltians.
h1r. Butler {alass moved TO 20 to tic business
ts Speakers table. to take up the Senate CiTtNight
| bt|l.
Mr.. Ward IN. - moved 10 suspend The rntea AMI
pass the bill giving 10 tho heirs OF soldiers killed
hattie, who t,nd enA.ed for Ieas than year, tht
bo1ntcs II they had enlisted for three YEAR.
Without action stlee ot these motions tAs Iloust
adjourned.