New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15


Mr. HOAX iiiep MossJ-sO that II o man violates any
law he becomes guilty of perjury
Mr. BAAINE-Thon my friends {sir Banks, amend amnr
ment il harder on tnem than mine "l To- sr Nj
Bsnks) amendment II man refuses 10 put d '"ooeh'
stamp his check. he violates his oath. ~ A.,
Nh BANKS LIB, Mass.l- lntend 10 ooey All '"o
Mr. BLAINE-Yes; but at the same time there should
D. no pitfalls i'm legislation the unGary 10 fall into
Mr.. BANKS-There are no unwary on our slde: r. 49,,
Mr. BLAiNE-whst Is tho gcnilonans sidef lbouu
RASKstis the aide OF the Constitution o. 1.-THE the
o. General applause on to Democratic sd. 90 nIs
That there Is any difference between ne men q, ,h's
country who are under political disabilities ana tho
aliens who come here and ask ~ DC admitted 70
ship, and who are allowed 70 take tho oatn III 'no "'"'
Mr. BLAINE--I endcavored this morning to have
letter read viii read IL now. with that isscInanS
olOquCnOe which my friend from Massachusetts p,ahA,
Possesses he called attention 10 the grc"t .So ,
this centennial year OF having man IN the ah unuor
the slightest political disability. ana why pronc' a.
cept poor Jeicrsoni VIII now READ the Ion
addressed TO myself and IL dated Raleigh ~ W jan -
Mp RIaine thereupon read letter from W. w Holden.
exoycror OF North Carolina, stating that he had been
nUeached and removed from Office as Governor or that
state solely account Of his movement against tne
state, tno allies aud echoes OF the Nol nein ,
that no also disqualified by the ludEhent Oh
removal from holding office ~ tst st@e innt ang
Democratic Legislature and its lte Cohsllniloha,
Convention had becn applied 70 IN yam ny W. ILL., w
such disabilities tha6 me late oonvontuh'
in which the Democrats had one m0ol'y by lIauu,
Ia disabilities and that to-day lie was The only man IN
EDlt
Thought Eat these facts should DC borne ~ lu W. i
Democrats in Congros. ciamored for roei to he aa
insursent leaders. WHcu he reached tine name ana reu
N there was an OutbuIs cUutcnptuOus laughter ON the
Democratic side several OF the North Carolina mem
get the floor 10 reply 10 Mr. iioldens letter; Dnt DIR
Blaine absolutely refused to yield. aud sad Qauhllnsl
What nave you got TO say 10 thtt 1--ViucD poHtch
impeachment" Il IL rurcly politica-not prosecution
but persecuuOntAe persecution "i Union man, huu "
dav II is within the design OF tue Democratic party OF
rcnebt and ~ .Gnaiiy him Taose two friends oi
fnsI ute a
0tLc. az gallant Union soldier us evof licu S1on
around his body 10 bo DISTINGUISHED ana 9saDSu
Icn an efrson Davis 10 be let FREQ to enjoy The
Centennial at Philadelphia Laughter ON inc hepooh
Mr. sOUTHARD Dem, Ohio,-I would like to know
where GOV. H0ldOn wac during the war; .t,
MIR. BLAME do not desire 10 20 one single poht
from ms dehate Now desire offer my bill. ANA VIII
ysd The door to any eenie on tGl 81 si'J A. sp9
Davis and probably, - tae temper 81 ts House ~ 'h'
ON can De ~ sed within 80 minutes
Mr.. A~HE Dom, v. c. ross 30 AK question. IT,,
Sir. BIAiNE-lt tie gentleman from No.'h 'aio'ha
WILL &C.. G Up o'G Side Nh ,i viii i've n m the door
Mr. VANCE dem. n CD will speak for North caro-
lima, aud SAY tAat am
THE BILL EXCLUDING DAVIS REFUSED.
Mr. BIAINE-Oh, yes. But why didn't the CoDstitn
toBa Convention do iti Come here gentlemen, your
selves with clean hands and not ~ Prosecutors Jap
plause ON tie Republican side Iou come here perse
cutting men who rebcllcd against the Government
Of the United states Voices on the Democratic side
Holden dd.'i You come here diSaDi NJ men VINO
fought grtndy for tne United States lou come here
with the intcni to drive hom the executive CHaif on
Mississippi Adofbtrt Amc-. AM to disable LIN VI '.ls
Centennial year and YOU come Gcrr Refusing 10 remove
Inc Disabilities OF ". " Holden. now offer my hill ana
] will Weld . any gent man.
Mr. RANDALL Dem. reun) made ,he point Of order
FIAT 8r Blame had rht 20 Offer bill nc tLA stage
Nj. BLAINE-Does She gentleman object
Mr.. KANDALi~-iOu must proceed III order 49,
Mr BLAJNE-DJ | understand thc gentleman 70 oo
Mr. RANDALL have the night to speak in reply TO
Mr. TLtINE-I ask unanimous consent to Offer this
hll. yielding at the same tine 10 any sehurman VINO
desires to move to tho exclusion OF Jcners0n
Mr. RANDALL object.
Mr.. BANKS OH. Mass) It rs not in order
Mr.. DLAINE-Itis ~ III. n4iiolS eonSgnt.
Mr. BANEs-rAc hin H. Mt before Tie House
Mr.. BNNKs-NOt even ny unanimous consent.
Mr. BLAISI.-Oh. nonsense what Is there 10 prevent
Mr. BANKs-The rule. or The House prevent H.
Bir. BIAINE-Isit bo,aua. this motion u reconsider
Hr. RIEDALI,-The gentleman knows be Is out OF
Nj HGaINE-In WHAT
Mr ENNDAI1.-Tbe gentleman knows he has not The
nigh 10 OF that amen li1en nay ns "uJrclei 10 H.,
Ny. BLATNE-Will have the rsif - tax eponi II
Mr.. RANDALLIrtcn go aheai AMI ehA about l"
Mr. ROBBINS dem. y. c. dcnilieI TO be heard on
sir BLAME declining to yied,-I sran make the
P.opp>.t on t. brns nc b before tnc ios' oy unan
IN ar,ndmeir II ne Srtmncn on ID nil.r size
r'tu-c that proposition 10 O, because iH3 no not WIN.
any d. ;! q, pas. for practical ann ST.. AN Tor
..u aigu,8tv that VIA go tHIOu-h.
~. RANDALL oontemltpousiyl-Oh you aIo not Sin
Hr fGASE Ci.tlcat paving any, attention 70 Mr.
RIniai)-Auil 'aa!a o"-i, d, submit my Proposition
auI s-. tataiIuu- cru-.ut fDl thai purpose.
M ROBBINS Dem, ". Cj-l .icct.
m MILLS I'd ui. IcEi I-cl Iir. blaipc whether "
d., NJ Mas, .4i s,..s 10 .,.nlt fnr polite lisa
Dtea Of Holden and Coy Al.'. hc ,Mr 7 l.nci would
NJ. 20 remove the d.sIuLtcs Of Jefferson DAVIS.
iL1nSaler on l'c Demo r"ic 90; ,, ~ .,.,...
81. LLAISE lwlo pro' .biy I'D n't helsl Hr h,Is'3
.. ouj went on 10 .ay tIIt n TIE .'sHt. rIau declined
f utppD-'-.o auj v1n'ci 10 iuthcr doht.t Lc qua
eve tuc gel tom fcui.s tari1 t4f itindi'D an
.ur.-fItn 20 b ir.. ~, tire Centennial 'il Wri. I.ii
ttru uOstyOErd cni're wcrA ~ iiis Amnesty biI
occupy inp the dtt, nt..A oi the iIou.c.
Dr. IL siJtiIs-iLr time consumed ana tho coh'r-
.,aat pe-.Ioueuout of The C-uten.ld bi cre wholly
tLu,r,b.c {" oII side ~ tnc House.
iu ri bower 20 90 Withdraw the UoiI"n tn recon
,Irr lf.itm., i.ai laughter on the EtpuDl'an SIDE
ami ap,'a enc 81 ronisiDnrnt ON the Drmocrtc H''rl
~ tAl5 tame an tnc mcnhel ot tAe beh'ciai' -ue
were ou tlcf a., t. white the Republican n,tnrrs were
n t.eir s,as. aid tie latter set mp general cu.s Of
GirIA.D4LL .t,acd SIR. Elaine E, give HIN an oppor
tuu.y OF saying word TIE request Wa me- ny SIN
o r crics or Order nOn thr Republican .ic ~ tho
.iui.. c, ~ which calls Mf. elaine himself joined
MIR RANDALL a-a.u removed MS rcqp-t. ana Dir;
Blaine refused IT, aad there tt amnesty matter ended
THE PENSION BILL PAssiD.
When order Wa restored House, Oh motion Of Mr.
RANDALL, went into Committee Of the Whole. Mr.
sa,l.r DEM Onioi IN the chair The Pension Appro
pi!a.ion bin. winch aPpopnates he following sums:
Tensions for Army ln' 'ld'-.--- --..sl I, 10000
rsnsons ior sa.,iyos :. War Of i8i3 100000
N@sy Pensions an fcc Gc...-..--...- i,lJd,1OV
Total .............. ........... e. $4,000
Mr. ATKINS Dem TENN. vino had cE1IEr of The BILL
made statement to the items in IL compared with
those OF preceding years and showed That the average
IcilsJ hau ncr ased from H5S'. IN ISL To
SiO3 81 IN 1870 Alter discussion ~ regard 10 pension
TIE Committee roso and reported The bill, and IL
| M. LORD dem. n ~. from the Judiciary Com
ni tee reported bill providing thar the Alabama