The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-09

ternal Revenue, and various other oflclals and no
asked why tho republican party had found necessary
the other day 10 unload Its candidate Tor Governor
Mr. Ortiz
Mr. ROBINSON, rep.) OF Ind, replied that the repub
by the democratic party in unloading four Of It's can.
diates for the judiciary that these four had stolen
So. 900, and that the republican party In Indiana
10 900 votes ahead.
Mr.. Cox passing from this pont again indicated the
speech made by Mr. Hale rs not being worth answer
lug, declaring that 1t was nothing but little micro
scope ault-dndng with the House and with the
duct OF the Speaker in the arrangement OF his commit
tees from sectional standpoint
Mr. HALF made sectional reflection the
Speaker. Only claimed that he impelied by bis
party.
Mr Cox-Now, sit down, and perhaps you will feel
better af,er that remark. .aughter) Now in answer
to this remarkable speech WHICH may be called an In.
for anything except the indscrction Of some OF APP
pointees and they were removed.
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
In the course OF another DEPRESSION Mr. Cox ran
against tho governments printing Office and the reap
pointmont Of Mr. Clapp, and no asked Mr. Hale
Mr.. Halo's answer was that Certainly. he did. &"
Then" said Mr. Cox, 'syou the last who
should have made scch speech as you have just
made"
wHIsKEY TRIAL REMOVALS
Then he digressed again TO the removal OF Mr. Pratt
from the Office OF Commissioner of Internal Revenue
and The appointment OF Mr. Raum his place anu he
SAID all that Mr.. Raum known for the fact OF
his sending tcleeraphc despatch congratu atin2 some
members of the Whiskey Ring on their acquitaL He
was reminded by Mr. Conger of Michigan, that Mr.
Raun had served with Mr. Cox IN Congress and he
was also assured by Mr. Cannon. OF Illinois, that there
was nothing IN, the character and reputation OF Mr.
Raum inconsistent with that of beng an honest man
Mr. Cox inquired whether that not the same with
Mr. Pratt, OF Indiana
Mr. CANNON understand so.
Mr. Cox-Thcn why was ono put out and the ether
put in?
MI CANNON am not speaking OF that matter.
FINGER.
Mr.. Cox (intcrrupting)-0h, II you shake your finger
at mo IN that way lauding TO marked peculiarly IN
Mr.. CaDnons style OF oratory) ! cannot let you 20 on
s9 @ pn ha N hs he NAV
Mr.. CANNON accepted the ludcrous condition, put
both his hands IN his pockets and went on with the
euogy OF Mr. Raum, but his inveterate habit imme-
Giaely got the better OF him. and he again pointing
his Objectionable finger at Mr. Cox when Cox broke
uis remarks, claiming that the conditions had been
violated and resumed the floor amid great laughter
He accused tho republican sdc OF the House with
having stool by the IN the removal of
Bristow Jewell Pratt, Bluiord Wilson, Yaryau and all
that tribe of men who were trying TO enforce The laws
and with having favored Tho retention OF
Is your representative man, BabcocK is your
representative man; Bristow Is not your repre-
discarded here and at CINCINNATI aud when you say
that has cost 81, 900 00U for Investigations you
tn ereby do credit to tho democratic size oil the House
for undertaking. with Ill the force OF Hercules, tho
cleaning OF these augean stables You hhbustcred
yesterday again and again TO prevent reports OF these
Investigations and to-day make up for all of your
dclnqucnc,cs as public servants, the gentleman from
Name gets up and makes that sort Of speech which
Mjrabcau once described AS angry ,mbecc tcaru and
crazy, and with that remark conclude mine to-day.
Tho political discussions then went over TO De ro-
ncwed tomorrow.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, (rcp) OF Ohio, introduced amend
to the constitution for that known tho Bainc
School amendment, as follows
IS
SECTION mo State shall make any law respecting
Of religion OF prohibiting the tree exercise
thereof
SEC 1.-The public property money raised by
public fund property in any State p ace
subject Legislative powers ut Congress shall no
be under control OF any religious sect deno
iuasion.
Size 3ongrcss shall have power enforce this article
by appropriate le gslation.
Referred to the judiciary Committee
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
on motion OF Mr. WARD On Y.l the bill In reference
to reciprocity with Canada postponed until next
December.
The House then ut four O'Clock adjourned