New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
Mr.. HOAR-I object
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A. III. CONFUSION nd excitement on the floor showed no
sign OF abatement the SPEAKER pro tenn directed the
titled 10 the privilege and to preserve order In enc gar
eries, announcing il his determination to break up
| this system OF ciGTl,ersn In the House.
| Mr.. GARFIELD suggested the amendment proposed
should be allowed.
cept amendment the resolution offered py the geh
| tlclnan from Illinois (Ir Horris0n)f
| Mr.. GARFIELD-i nave no authority to accept any
amendment except the amendment suggested to the
gentleman from Virginia yesterday, and W which he said
feel that il is bnt fairness 81 round to allow that amend
men to offered. The gentleman from Virginia stated
fishing OF the dIspach for what IL was We IT, ana O tue
proceedings OF the Conm tee "Wednesday. That was
all that asked his side, and II II were accepted
there need he further delay the matter. lie asked
the gentleman from Virginia To allow that amendment to
Mr.. HUTTON replied that when that proceeding took
place he had STATED 10 tile House (as he now stated tuat
for what It worth he did to accept IL AZ
amendment TO his resolution II seemed to him that
MAS proper one aud that 1t met the whole case.
Mr.. GAkFIELn-rhe gentleman has stated and no
body ha, comticteI bis view, that the telegram pro-
posed TO be published is not evidence
| Mr. STANDARDIZATION why is II urgcdi
Mr. GARFlEbD-It in part Of the gestg OF the pro-
ceedinss 81 tue Committee, AID II is not evidence
Mr.. MoRRsoN-you want u t,ke the dispatehtor hat
IL NJ worth You may, however, tInk 1t - worth some
rom me To he csient tbai the disnath p trne the
gentleman would the benefit o it, but II 1t inot true
| ne should moi have tue benefit OF it,
allow the Committee to prove that the dspdtch worm
nothing. IL IL not proposed To be offered ~ evidence
II the Committee show 1t to be spurious II ought to
snow II. II the Committee snow 1t to be false, IL
ought 30 SHOW 1t. But all that Is that this House
Shall not make a rule that would he violation ali
known rules % evidence, viz, that by secondary ana
heIsy evidence the Committee sHal undertake To prove
Jnrng about the dispatch. Let the Committee prove
all can but prove IL the known rules of evidence.
NJ SPRINGER 10 Br. Garieid-u it IL not claimed as
evidence, what ground do you ask 10 have IL pat In
! 1he RccJrd7
81. GAHFlEiD-On the same ground that the gentle
man (orrngcr) put IN a cable dispatch condcmIhng Gen
SCI cuck that. We do nOJ call Gals evidence ana YOU
did call That Ell dencc.
t.r. ~PRINGEE-But Gen. Schcnck heard.
MIR. GARFIELD-Ayr on his sick bed, Wnen he was 400
miics away fOm mere. Don't make hs vi one ana nesh
OF another.
FINAL VOTE.
The question again taken, and this time tho Repnb
licins aid not withhold their votes The motion to lay
OF the table earr.cd-Yeas, 1876; Nays, 81.
Mr. MORRISON then askei leave 10 offer his resolu
ton, b. { sir. hurlbut uicp., I'D objected
Mr.. Morrison then asHCd have To Introduce rcSolu
ton providing that on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday,
AID Tnubd.y OF next week no business of political
Character should he considered by the ilOuse.
Mr. HOAR (;ep. Mass.)-ls any sucn business posi-
bic
The SPEAKER pro tem-The Chair is unable to decide.
SIR BLAND dem. AUJ objected and the resolution
not received.
Mr. cox dem. " Y }. having called Mr.. Blackburn Of
Koh1uay Ia tle CHAIR, madc report from The Commit
tee 81 Conference the bill for tne appointment Of re-
c.ivc.S of national BANKS. Agreed
Mir VIII NJ offered u resolution mstTucting the Com
ms, Indian AHirs 20 inquire into the ISSUE of bonds
by railroads ~ Kansas pre- Ictted tiona grants
VI Indian lands IN tlc Ib1aA Territory, IN whose hll5
they held, and whether the public faih has been
pledged fpr their payment or redemption Adopted.
TIE House then, AT hl.-pa,1 ., adjourned TIL to-