New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

from the Appropriation Committee which had been
adod by tie House requesting ths President to detail
sn snr 9,, gs tse Cnssa causes 20 81 81 Secsncy 1
Mr.. BANNING CLib. OhioI inquired whether an army
Mr.. RANDALI~-The President 80 states
The message referred TO the Committee on Appro
MI KELLEY (Rep.. Penny by unanimous consent In
trodueed bill empowering the Secretary OF the Inten9r
the Secretary OF the Smithsonian Institute, ana tno
Librarian of Congress 20 resort to such will
most eectualy the writing in the original manu-
script Of the Declaration OF Independence WIN 'ne % 1
natures appended thereto, now In the Patent omce
Passed.
days since limiting the OF custom-house building
at Memphis Tenn, to 100000 ..,,
Mr.. BEEBE Dem, N. " moved to recommit the BILL
and appealed to the members on his own side OF the
House to resist this first measure and defeat It, and tnen
they might hope TO defeat every such measure that
would come up during the session
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem, IndJ explained that the bill made
MI BEEBE argued that the appropriation for the
building wond not be used without further legislation
He would be found voting against every appropriation
for which there not absolute immediate necessity
The City Of has, we know It's costly structure
but at that port the amount 81 & reSenue COLLECTED
public building at Ncw,York In the sans proportion & as
Alter further discussion Mr. BEEBE withdrew the mo
ton to recommt as to let vote be taken directly on
The bill was then passed. Yeas 17i Nays, ST.
AN EXCITED TALK OVER PENSIONS.
On motion OF Mr. HUNTON Dem. Val. the House,
at LBS p m. went into Committee OF the Whole, Mr
BLACKBURN (Dem., Ken) In the chair, on the bill
amending laws granting pensions to the soldiers OF
the OF 1912, the question being ON the motion 70
the section restoring To the pension rolls the
names Of persons stricken tnererom on account Vi m
pathy with tue Rebellion. ,,.,
the bin Mr. JENKS Dem. Penn.) wanted 70 nave u
arranged that arrears would not be paid for me period
said the reduction OF limit OF service IRON 0O 70 ~
days would place $3.50 men the rolls hr. COON
(Dem, Ga) said these pensioners were really res9re1
by decision Of the Supreme Court. Mr.. DUNNELL
the bin. Mr.. HURLBURr tRep., Ill.l and hr. CAS-
WELL Qsep., WIS., opposed the payment OF arrears
the b ns essen iai to the soldiers to the plain
the South who had taken up arms against the Govern
House and senate and many members OF both Houses
had declared at the time that IL Is sweet 70 uo Ioi
glory waits thee but they had taken care themseives
not TO 10, or 10 die worth cent Laughtef.l ne as
country were engaged in foreign war, no men would
promptly reply to their contrys call than the meh
The Chairman, Mr.. HARRIS Dem, yaJ. let the ham
suddenly a, as an indication that Mr. Vances une
Sir. VAN texpre.slvely)-You want me to quit now.
Tne Chairman Kept ND hammering with his gavel.
Mr.. yANCE--Can you pot give me another InlnGtet
The CIAIKMN (severelyj-rhe gentlelnanl from North
Mr TOWNSEND rep, ~ " favored a reeommttal OF
the bill The discussion was continued by Ae;SFs: no
son Otep. Hl). ATKINS iDem., Tenn REAGAN Dem
TessS, and HILL tDem Ca The its RI FIgs9tsa s rs
referred to the Hartford Convention as groeamn5 the
doctrine Of whicn the South aterWdru
acted. Mr. ATKINS (Dem, Tenn) Protested - South
against i'll gnS the subject OF secession an mem
hers lace and Mr. HOAR rep Mass) denied hat the |
Hartford Convention intended resistance b. force
Dir. STEVENSON (inf, ILL., said that this discs.loh wa
out of order but Mr. I0ar went ON amid great deu y.
exciteneGt Before he closed he referred tO oF CoIs
epithet OF hyena" applied To 1lr Blame ana saa
had created the gust Of the civilized world Mr.. con
replied that he used the guage Ln1eT prOvOcatoa
The Committee and the House, on notion of ar
HOLMAN (Dem., ndI, ordered TIE bill to DO recom- |
mnted.
Mr. LUTTREIL (Rep.. CALI offered resolution de- /
earing he the opinion OF tho House that tne seer
taFy the Treasury shoud the lsslr
Of The liver coin accumulated ,bo Treasury Sub
ncy which appropriately
referred.
The uouse then, at 3 o'clock. adjourned.