The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

lar service was proposed TO b. includ-
ed IN the same arrangement.
Randall replied that the proposition
In the conference committee had not
applied with the same distinctness to
consular service ~ 1t had TO the diplo-
matte service. The conference had
never got far enough to consider
what II would do in that particular,
/ lie had far more care aud considera.
ton Tor the consular service than for
the diplomatic, and II was this opinion
that Ii the entire diplomatic service
should fail for want OF M approprIa-
tiou, and our American Ministers
should be brought home, no material
interests of the country would suffer
| kussOn But national honor would
hope the gentleman does not pro-
pose to advertise our partisan discus
sions to every country ia the world 10y
the proposition to withdraw all our
representatives abroad
Foster Republican member OF
the Conference Committee, expressed
the opinion that IL was the determine.
| ton of tho House to humiiatc the
Senate aud compel 1t to eat its own
words. The Senate was willing to ac-
cept the amount Of appropriation, aud
he was sure that not "A dollar beyond
that amount would be expended,
Randall The point is whether their
officers would not have u claim.
toster--'rhey would not, because the
President is to be authorized to reduce
salaries and to withdraw service, The
Senate took the position that it was
not to be dragged into legislation on
the appropriation bills,
Cannon suggested that Instead OF
having members Of this conference
committee selected from the commit
tee on appropriations, they should be
taken from the committee on foreign
a,,ss RS and he suggested the names OF
Franklin. Iirmttt and Banks These
men would readily como % "n under
standing with the Senate confercn &c
committee.
Singleton expressed the surprise,
which he and other membsrs of the
appropriation committee felt at hear
ing the gentleman, Foster, oppose In
the House the proposition to which no
had given h Is assent In the committee,
Foster-Whon the gentleman makes
that statement, he misstates purposely'
Straightforward you mean to charge
me with lie"
Foster do If the gentleman make
that statement say that II is abso'
lutely
Sengleton Very well, sir, something
can bo said about that otter awhile.
The Speaker pro TEN order the gen
tlemon to order.
At the close OF the debate Foster,
rising to question OF privilege, said
In the heat OF the moment | applied
cpithets to the gentleman from Miss
Singleton, which, after reflection,
wish to rctract and withdraw. ldon't
believe that he intended to charge m,
with iaschood aud deciet, IA | mt the
moment thought he did. | do not
wish to have any personal unkind
ness with the gentleman, or to violate
in any way the proprieties of debate
Singleton--l am very glad, indeed
to hear what the gentleman says. We
have been on the best feeling Will
each other and never have had amy
misunderstanding with the gentleman
who pitched into me pretty strong
and came back Mt him in the same
way. He withdraws the offensive Ian
guage and we are quite as before.
desire no difficulty with any gentle
man, but | always do my duty ant
maintain my rights.
Tho report was adopted, and new
conference committee appointed, con
slsting OF Singleton, Springer IN,
Montree. The two latter are mem
bers of the committee on foreign af
fairs.
Holman moved to suspend the rule
and adopt resolution instucting TIN
committee on banking and Currenc.
to report for consideration an amend
ment to bill to repeal so much Of
/ the redemption of United States notes
| with coin. Negatived-Ycas, lO5
nays, 06-not two-thirds in the allir
NATIVE.
Cox moved that when the House al
/ iourned 1t to be till Thursday next
Rejected--Eeas, 81 nays, 1870. The Oh
ject of Cox in making the motion wa
to allow the conference conlmitte
time to get up with their work. and t
prevent other mischievous Legislation
Holman then moved that when tn
House adjourned it he till Wed nesda
next. Agreed to-Yeas, 90; nays,
Adjourned.
The heat in the hall was very grei
throughout the day, the thermcmet
standing at 81 degrees, and some men
bers and employees were injw .ious
affected by 1t.
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