New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

At Z o'clock to-day message was received
by the House from the Senate announcing that the Sen
ate had passed resolution for the final adj urnnen al
7la o'clock. On motion of Mr. MORRISON OF Illinois
the resolution was adopted
Mr. PAGE Ucp. CALI rising to question Of privilege
said that in the appointment OF the Committee on Ch
Immigation the gentleman from Nevada Nir Wood
burn) and myself have not been consulted. Ihc com
mitec Mr. Piper lDenI.. CALI, Mir Bcebe Dem, N
Here the SPEAKER said it was not a privileged mat
ter Mr.. PAGE persisted. however, in sp,te OF the
Speakers continued cries Of Order and hammerlng
with the gavc cit is peculiarly unfortunate he Hai
/" that the gentleman from Iowa tMr kass3n made MS
speech Yesterday, which Is the cause OF DIS DcnF IitG
from that committee after the speaker PROMISED lne
gentleman from Nevada and myself that he thassOh)
large humber of members Joined the Speaker in de-
handing Mr.. Page to come 10 order ana so great ~s
the uproar and confusion that the SelScaH-it arm ,
seized tie hinge silver mace OF his oe ana stdhcd about
in the dsorcrly section Of the hall In the mean
time Mr.. Page aud Mr.. Lane OF Oregon VINO nlu n,,i
of the most dcuonsifdtVc mrm'ef7 IN GAZING MI
Page 30 order, got INTO "a wOrdy alteration on thcf own
account, Mr. Lane insisting that Mr. Pages REMARKS
wcrc'an insult to the Speaker
a committee Of three was appointed To walt on thc
President and announce that both HOUSES were ready 10
On motion Of Mr HOOKER Dem, Miss). the Senate
bill removing the political disabilities OF Jas H. Giles
smith was passed $3.50. ,.,, s.. -,
the Treasury was directed IL report At the next session
on the necessity Of public building for ROCHESTER, ~ \
The SPEAKER announced thC dpPonlmthto OF m'tn''
Gibson Dem, Ial. Band (Dcri., Mol, aud willard
Qicp Mich.) the commission of silver coinage; Also
mIttCr 10 frame government for the Dslrct 81 COiun
Ia instead ~ Mr. " Hard ~ Iicl,giH cN'u'3L
Mr. WELLS Dem, Mol reported that the committee
had waited the President, amt had been informed
that he had further communication 20 make Ia Con
Mr. GARFIELD rep. Ohio)-Mr. Cymer of Penn
syiyauia having taken the chaIr-OnercI resolution
rendering the tanks OF the House 20 MI Say Ter speaker
pGa tent for the mpaYtlay clccncy, ahu ablllly WIN
which hr had discharged the trying ana ardhOhN ud's
OF Inf, Office duIing his present term OF -trNlcr.
Nj BLACKBURN BEN. KY asked MI Ga hrIi 10
accept amendment by including the name oil MI COX
Of NrW-lUIk.
Mr. GARFIELD said nc had no objection u unanimous
consent were gwen for the purpose NJ oh", non bri.H
made the name .of added to that OF Mr.
S,,lcr III the resolution ana the resolution was unah
;nur>ly adopted. -, 40, -
Tue SPEAKER pro ten. then announced thht lhr h"hr
for final oJunuent having arrived. AMI thanking th9
uoInr Ter corcsy, the inst session 81 ihr House ul
tho NLINtl tGugrc,s 4 cd Adjourned without uay;
This authoritative dissolution WIS followed by Ind
rh.r.rg members ana officers immediately engaging lh
taking leave OF clCl ether In most dcmon,rdNc man
urr; and soon the hal lately the scene 0f GHrOiI alu
Confusion Was auaHiuucd by all save few doorkeepefs
pdAcs, ana sNCrjtrs.