New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
UorSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

There WAS great confusion this evening on
the r,as.,mbiins Of the IoUr, Many members n"'iy
claoayorrI 20 aaot the attention aud receive the re-
coguii.ou Of the Speaker.
Mr.. RANDALL JcIn.. PcnI) was the arst to succeed
and Ie ,nuye that House take recess untl oc'oo&
tomorrow morning, stating that In the Senate to-day AN
exception had b, made to The consideration of the con
f,rc ~ port on th, Indian Appropriation bill, and thut
undr. rdc, -. tnat body 1t could not bc TAKEN u
"';i'' M EHNTIEC dnd Oho) said he also had state
,,ui 10 Iar Affecting l,>at.on. H. dcsirnd 10 have
hc oil! pnci Tor an Increase Of the cavalry force
oIiciun. were made and still confusion and dis
Sir. ENNDhLL got another opportunity Of making
.ia,c.urlt ana expressed Ei. 0rlei that tAe senate
would not bU ready - adjourn before tomorrow noon.
However, m abuniJnr" oi caution he would ino1y MS
motion 50 , tu taac q recess tiil thi5 evening.
on vote ny tciirs there was no quorum ani h'n Tue
y: Yc,- aud Nays. which was not concluded until .
n'rlncE That vote showed that there we're only li2
mrtbrr, present. ahd ~ 40 bi3hH' t''i pr @ ui,'''''"
without q quorum. call OF t"c House MAS ordered
Mr.. LANKENCh ttcr.. O"ol mad" e c"nieiri'I trior.
p. i"r Ga" paI on oi real estate III the p'trl't
Mr. i,ANKs Ind Nls,J then took the floor. and al
lr,ssd the il'>' III cN uIinalnh "i" aiNo'iy % as
bli 80 Gtllr Hc prodar,N oi the goid ana o''i h's
b.tt,r known as Stands sycr uii. .,
" a. ire dos. of Mr.. Banks's speech. Mr RANDALL
un,f u adjournment, aai rcnarhtd thdI ne WAS walt
I'M. ON the convenience Of tbs Synae. 1000
"a .ar,r,iion was made by Mr.. KlsSON for recess,
bnt IL RANDALL ius. ted upon MS lnouoh lor an III
iniirnlltit which was not agreed 10. ,
81. kAsoON then toJh th" hoo n"' Yielded 20 allr" %
Mr. EhNSING of OHiO To ash unanimous tuh''ht 10 T.
.,It
''SI yr' Il 'iiGHDF0i.D iDcm.. AlaJ objected. 49,.
NF .S-ON tIcn proceeded O. lIha po'itcal Sloc'h
,tnr,uc IL by stylg hc regretted tH3 objection hid
r on tnr Democratic side Of me House 20 4 bni dc
signed H. save the army foni iut'hnr ~" ~,
to save She uOut'r sg,trs nom MURDER au" phhu ~
I'M, savage tribes. He proceeded 10 rcylr ' pph;it"
L, r ~ NJ. 1icr in order Ia sno" tit III -, thi, n
danger That u,icinah was nowhere on recpt" IS TIC
PEi (Ei asked Mr. Klsson whether he asserted
that Mr.. rilicn Mas Scce'''onst ''d d''"o'i'' !"
fur. "a
m .il of political knowledge whose literature was az
cuIpcs snrd and dscourasinS to war. ion in''l o!n,
lis gcun srcrss1I,t, or you nay eoh9't, i1i t a
mg, o the highest loyalty. Ia any part "i ih' vest
and in state Of ILLINOIS, men WAo 'tr4ci ,lc ~
trincs had tncir heid' III blackberry D"'l'' 'i'"7"'
"'ii NJ. SriISGER Ccxciledlyrhc gentleman dare not
s.rf That Gov TIuu cNcr = ScSnSaO IiSl OF Il uIs-
W. KhssON-I dare assert 1t. and let the gentleman
Mr. 'sPRINGEa-Id do deny IT, ,....,
Mr. LITrEELL tot CaiD-NheIe was nc ('ir' ha'soD
Slr' kAs5ON-I y Is on this loor voting for appopra,
iion bills to maintain "a, army wnrn iUnsm. We men
Mr.. LUrIKELi.-That was hIuch H"''r pace 'n'i
'' {lsON went on TO quote the vailandiglam reso-
.n of sG Il. Glazing the failure oi the war connect
nS S, ~ 'liTf n1rm' ~ Y-Doc- not the gcneman
knuw thai GOV. 1i.n voted AKA n7t that res lll'iVh
Mr.. KASsON-SU iar rccOid goes KNOW "a, cor con,
,r,ry MIR T,trn mas unrrci the ciIart Ter of Aiafi
Van Bur,n. lie words 10 Disguise tnon hS, hla,s
tn sr principles Ills heart was not VITA thc ciiJrt
I, ave the Union and not win tho soldiers VINO ioEht
f,r IT. and no man ever wore tc Diu" III ''s' ~
yt, Tor MIN without rrnrctiDg ON thn hleiOlS o uc
men VINO rd ur that lie Wcht on 10 iclrr ~ t'
t,,nnI. rrrulp, in lie New York election ol loOS ~
Nrs.ia CIYMER aud COX asscftcl that MI iHd'h
had u,,ulcd all +, sp1uSipity Tor that CIRCULAR
Mr.. EA-SDN rUIrlud,d his speech, auu thth SlcIucI
to MIR BANNING Qnd., Ohio. wu0 iho,tu 20 h1spoIu
Inc rui,, and pass The nil authorizing th' fItSltn' ~
s,rut The services 1000 volunteer ciN"y i"r 'A
,uon and LprOpriang ~ ,OOOOOo lot lht PuIpo'c'
Adopted. and la, bill pa,std-i@l Ia II A..
Mr. RANDALL ()rm., PENN mONcd 10 husPclu w w
rIl. and pl - tao bill for Tie payment oI ui mChih
,us 10 me recently dischig gcd employees u thc burru
ot Engraving ana Printing. the amount D1ihG T-o''oo,
and confined To thOsc whose wages lu hot cANco"
"a Irr day. Agreed 60 and the bill passed ,,
MIR. cox uCL., y. " took the noor 10 ltpy w w
Eu,,ol whom he characterized as the ueicitI Vi bci-
Luap and the apOlo- -lst OF pOst-iratItls. o.,
Mr.. kAS>DN immediately .OSc anu ciilei MI 'oA W
order, allcling that he was stating an Ghtrutn,
MIR. CON-I have not said tnat }Ou are the hah
Mir. KAssON-I call the gentleman 10 oiucr' -. ,,
Mr. CON-I say that he he'd dJ!ibcIhe'y apout 'oN'
Tidrn. lAppnuSe the Democratic sue, "h' cAcitc'
ucut all the Housed - ,,, A., D.
A. Mr. Cox sroke he crossed over the aisie 10 tnc i
uubllcan side IN an CNrtt ii mdunei waving III MS
land A paprr which he said was Gov Iiuehs y own uc-
NAL Of the statement. ,n, ,h. ,.o,,,. ~,
MIR. IIOAR Qtop., Mass) demanded thaI the "olus oi
Mr. Cox should bc reported 10 the House :.
Mr.. HENDERSON Qicp, lll) also dellanu'u lnit "
should be stated that the gentleman t1ir IoA cne o
ihc Republican side Of the House IN an asS'"ins "'h
ner. llioars OF laughterl a., g. . no
The passage hetwe II Mr. Ka son and Mr.; Cox was re-
duccd 10 writing By the Official reporter ana read IN Lilo