New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

| The SPEAKER announced the appointment a.
the following Committee matters connected with ,hs
socaed whisky frands and the Attorney Generals ofc.
Mr.. Knott i0ed.. Ky) Chairman; Msssrs Harms Dem.
Dem, Ohio Mccrsry (aep, Iowa. and Plased Rep MAJ
| On request OF Mr. HARRIS he was excused, and N,
SPEAKER said he would appoint another member In his
Mr. HOAR (Rep., Msss) called attention 10 the ,a.,
that In the oe record of yesterdays debate note hss
been added By Mr. Lamar Dem, Mss.h explanatoyy a.
his position and that few days ago like note hsd an
added hy the gentleman from Georgia (Mr HID lie ala
not mean to intimate that there was anything dsagres
able In the addition. but 10 obvious that TIC cO-rt
ness the records Of debate heir absolute 1dety was
the protection aud the only protection Of ALI Of them ia
their public lives here against misrepresentation ese
where One Of two things must exist: Members wiz
have to be Judged by the country from the newspaper
lutey faithful record Of debates.
no change ought be made that would affect Tie slh
stance Of the reports and he explained that the note in
The Record inserted by the reporter on his udg
ment and without his Mr. HIS knowledge.
THE LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE BILL.
Mr. RANDALL Dem, PENN. Chairman OF the Com
mtee on Appropriations reported the Legislative and
Executive Appropriation bill, aud made statement as
to the reduction proposed in it. The estimates from the
Departments for the subjects embraced In the BILL he
said, amount to s2o773,3o6 Toe appropriations Ia
pratoDs reported in this bill are SI2Iy3SS3 beings
reduction Of about SS,0OO,OCJ on the estimates, and
reduction OF about 100000 the bill OF last year
The foundation OF further reductions to the amount Of
IS 0OO0OO have been laid The Committee reeom-
mend the transfer OF the Indian Bureau to the War
Department, which will effect direct reduction OF
SI0000O0 in the indian Appropriation bill and Gen.
5hsTdaD is authority for saying ~ VIII effect reduction
OF S3,J00O00 more IN the Army Appropriation bill
The Committee also recommended tne aGoiition OF %
SPECIAL agents " the customs because tIey ae believed
To be utterly inefficient or unnecessary ana WI admit
amendments 10 De offered by the Chairman OF the Com
mittee on InVaid PENSIONS 10 transfer tue fensoh b
from tho Interior 10 tic War Department ~ which
the services OF 900 persons can De dspsnsed WEI Ire
report was reached by inc Committee, Pr tanua saw,
with great unannity. There Is no difference "a tae
Committee with regard to the propriey OF the reforms
and reductions recommended.
Mr. HOLMAN DIEM, Ind.). another member Of the
Committee, cOncIred in vi hat Mr. Randall had SAID.
Mr. Eos TER (ksp, Ohio) another member 0: the CO-
nittee sad thai what the Chairman OF the C0Iamlteo
daiD lad placed te additions when the hlo1ty OF the
Committee wOuI recommend at too low nstre, when
he paced 10 at $1,000 Inc minority o. Tue Cslnmsee
would propose various amendments assfega Ing SlVvO-
0OO probably $1,5OOOO0 notably IA The Internal Rev
made, such may endan9er the collection OK inc rev
enIe. . -, 80, -, - 4. \.
discussed he should I've able u establish the TACT that
those reductions ought 10 he made.
TEc bill ordered u be printed and made the special
The following is summary of the appropriations made
F and mileage Of Appropriated
IS757s. 5000 est1Stcd. 1851 siO"OO1' recon-
For o3cer cisri employees OF the
r rsaafS; sitG is S3 500
7G sl0 $50 estimated lS76-77 Sl42JOj recommended
For rcoSfcs Of the debates and proceedings Of Congress
Auprolates 1915 5000 Estimated ls'o-1" s-ooOoi
For Capi'o poiee -ippopriate s75-7s. $4,000 esti
mated s7c77 IS 900 recommended lsIC.l1 tzS6o1
10 sl2UO. estimated, 1857 Sl2O Recommended I''0-
For compensation AMI mileage q members aud delegate
pS Sso5o5: sod aaSaa& IsG 45ssoO
FOR oi G5 "a. 2 9S Sa ao.sa Il is sGs
: . sz-2 5as -, recommended 10; 80, ;. $50
Appropriate! Is7i6 s20o5a5 estimated ls1o-77 s-cd'
cS 10 4, ,nnraDrs,ed 1917
7G 81 55l7 60 estimated 1897. 1854; recommended
Fr 6rary II congress botanic GarenAppropriated
$3.50 50 ,so6: estimated is7G77 So $50; recommended
For ~ sseatiye Appropriated 1875 $500 ss
mated 1891 S's'tVoi ree0min'Aae" l''o-'" 49,
F,r the Department Of Appropriated 1s757o S2lI
$50; eaina.cd lSI3i7, ssTli0; recommended isi6-7h
~ ~ Treasury OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1876 So
$50 5s5 o. esmsted 1851 7J.52y94O 90 Recommended
for he i5dcptaGent Treasury Appropriated 1858.
estimated l576-77, sIidsSO Recommended 1876
Tor he Expenses Of Of the internal
e 200 ta'G stSazoS ted S751 g. ooo
q SoiI5; esmited iS7G-77, sl,59zs45; recommended
81. al. is 4o ss enaicd is7G recommended
fST hs outc Secretary Of the Interior Including the
continent ami snerai eHgs % sH siao
6 80; recommended ISIe-i ~ al0S,si0 ... -
& ~ ~ So
rraIi 1910 s5j3jSO estimated, 1S76-77 S65S,JoO'
f"r the Pateat Cncs ana contingent expeas25a Ppro.
uri,-rI 1875 s6 sT3iE0J estimated, lS70II, Sj5OSoi
p = ~, H ~ ana cor tingent expensas-ip.
rr.risfsI Is75Td $500; esina ed, 1851 SiIOS0;
ror s5rysyJrsGcnr aFt their clerxs Appropriated.
lsij7S 200 estimated IsO-i' s4eo'tVoi RECON-
Fdr 10 POST 0siee apartment and eoatnsent expenses
.'Sa aS.S i,d 1919 - f29 s
FOR re War DepaEtne! and contingent
recommended, 1887. STATEN
no Nayy DeP5Tt9ent aud eontngent
lintcl, 1ST5l6. slil2iO; esmate, l5Io'f sI4S,ioO'
rct,riu.rllcL 1871 slo5!Jg. -....
t9T eS Isi5 ssS 49, ss5mas isg5T7
s3i5,i46; re- ,nmeads.t 1867 sl5S5so ,,..,,,. =.
aie is75-76 ssDl25O estimated, ls7077, sSsSs5o;
Tec i.r NJ 5lt.d. l3Tb-T7, so i,2Go.
For mi q ,as, c9utingent espcases and to lay
lal ls75Js s.Se 500 , ssVmA'e''
Tor ne pepsrtlaol OF Justice and cont Beri expees
!! s.SJba.Seri.i. 1871 $50 --..
goal s3sr i4tcd Is $40. s1s7SL22i 90 estimated.
IS7B-11, $2,.5J,3lG 20 recommended ls'c-ff sizf5|'
VIOLENT SPEECH By MIR. PURMAN.
BIr PURsIAN rep Fal, rising to question OF priv
rge called attention to a charge made against Lin By
Wa correspondent, in which he 10 spoken Of as
another money -maing Congressman, and IN whiehit
ALLEGED he had been Increasing his worldly possessions BY
she sals naval cadetsbiR aBd by other means iie
Governor Florida, ana hr Martin, his hencninan As
10 Mr. siearns, Mr. u11 charaet rlzoI MN as one Sho
hal no quality 10 Distinguish him above the common
he'll c5 BENG deficient Ia learning aud cultHre without
No iSod principles. except those OF avsriee and
stupidity farther ono who, when asenI OF
the- freedman's Bureau, had swlindled the
freedmen and the Governments rs "phegultle lned-
bus :" "A, Tie Moses AMI Tweed o FONDA; - the ell-
bodimcnt Of all political OF the state and as an
unevilizea monster" who had betrayed and missoV-
erncd the STATE Tho other man he characterized as
hireling" and migrate, ANA rs one WAC hau uset
Da teary cOAVets build hosvS aud eutivase VINE
Yards for him lie was lsd to eXc!am as To Aarun ~
IN Brute" lie decaIed taere was no; one scihls Ga
truth I'm the charges against HIM lie dehed ana ehdl-
Ianged invest gtOu. aud pledged his honor Us ihtn
al the affection Bis wife anu children 10 prove ther
alseood lie for select committee on the SUD
jet. 49,. .,,,o, tho, after tho