New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

This being private bill day III the House,
the Speaker called the committees for private blk.
number OF which were reported. among them for
relief OF Mrs. james X. POlk, widow OF fresid.nt
Polk, allowing her ~ 500 Tor supplies furnished to the
army IN Tennessee, which was passed.
Mir. HU NIOS dem, Val moved TO lay ON the table
Mr.. Bines motion to reconsider the vote for the print
ing of the testimony taAen before the Judiciary Com
Mr. PAGE Rep. Cali suggested that the motion be
withheld until the gentleman from Maine should DC
Mr.. blaine at that moment entered the Hall in not
haste and wifi the exclamation OF " Here am"
MIR. BUCKNER dem, Mol raj ed the que ion OF con
sdcat uu, claiming that private business bcng before
the House under the rules, IL not ia order TO Inter
icre with other business.
Ia the course parliamentary discussion over this
and other points Of order, Mr. BLAINE Insisted than
under tne ruling OF the Cair YESTERDAY e Was mol To nc
deprived OF the control OF his own motion.
The SPEAKER prU TEN. (dr Coz read from the report
OF ycsigd, proceedings I" snow mat Ne Bltno Mn
self bad stated that nc cOud not call mp the oIon 10
reconsider Yesterday Inc would lose uio parliamentary
right 20 which he Was entitled
Mr.. BLAINE asked Mr iIunton whether he insisted
his mo. on to LAY on tie table.
hr. lIUNION replied that he did.
MI BL-AiNE-And you decline TO accept my amend
Mr. HUNToN-I have told you before what 1 was
willing To- do ABOUT tlIl.
esNer ycateidy thdL nc would nJt be deprived Of tc
Tac srEAKER lro ten'--T1e Only assurance given
by the Clgir was thai winch nas Docn read The
Record, bl that WAS IN accordance with the rules
Mr. kA EDAiL (D,In, f'nn) reminded Mr.. Elaine that
in encdlg ms motion To reconsider, the other day, nc
Iad k.h advantage of Mr. Huntons omission TO make
tue us.ai To reconsider and lay on the table
Mr. HIAiNl-Huw did taae advantage Of i'll I
went and asked the Clerk about IL.
Mr.. IA NDALL-I k4Ow exactly that.
Mir. BIAINE-Wcli, wndi advantage did takcf
MI KA NDALI~-IUu took advantage OF Mr. UJntOn's
oms,.ou - make the Usual motion; admit that you
could 90 that
Iii. BLAlNE-Was lIat any more advantage than act
In. Ia der any rUic OF the lluIsc
Nc. KASDAiIl-Onc moment. Having LuAch tiat H.
yat.c submit tbat HE motion If The scutieuan from
Vnzli.i - entirely Within The parbcc, aud entirely
Wlta due courtesy also, III tdalHS adnl.Sc touJ "i
the gentleman from ne, IN moving To LAY as motion
ol It MN rs 10
aud tae gentleman FROM Virginia 10 Dc NhhES 10 iet
tic telegram 20 into tAc pOcoccIb66 Tor WHAT II 10
worth
Mr.. BLAINE-It could not 80 for more. lIAdghterI
Mr. RANDALL do not yet understand That thc gen
tenan iIUIJ virginia objects 10 the Telegram gong IN
Mr.. BLAiNE-But called the attention Oi Tue genie
from Pcnsy WANNA 10 the fact thai neither tho Chdr
of the Judiciary Connitsc, tnc CJ3lfn.n Oh
the SubCOuiIattc', n;s ever yet utndcd Or gwen "
the House any ad,icc Of that telegram.
MIR. RANDALI-Wil the gentleman from Maine ark
the House now that the Telegram he embodied III tee
proceedings of the COmuiLtccf
Mr.. BLAINE-ics; / am after that very hilg. and
the oncial The gentleman from Ken
lucky lMr. kaOt) Keeping 1t in pocket tve
days indignant calls Ia order FROM the Democratic sc