New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

,saon in their opinion Is necessary to make such laws
punitive TO protect the pubic service 90 ~. -.
The resolution was adopted-Yeas, 1O9; Nays, IA
NEW BUSINESS.
Tie Speaker then proceeded to call the states Tor os
for reference Under the ci.the following bills were
introduced aud referred
BY Mr. HEWITT Dem.. H. Y)-To establish a conpe
tent and ponpartsan revenue corps IL provides tna
All onpoutaI in the Revenue Department shall be to the
lowest grades In such Department.. =, ,.o ,,,,or
nv Mr. HOPKINS Dem, n fl-I9 r eguiate i ,oIn
state commerce, and to prohibit railroad companies o
making discrimination In the charges iol nv
roit of cerkS and other employees Of the Government
among the several States and Territories; 10 pro.uo io
atnrss without regard to political opinions; 70 tofDd
their removal, except for causes other IMAM potca Gnu
making IL "a misdcue3DOr for Senators,
and Delegates Congress tOask recommend Iho dh
BV Mr. C6SGER (Rep, Mich)-To promote emigra-
ton TO the United States and 10 protect emiSfptS OH
Mr. iPANDALI Dem PennJ Chairman OF the Com
rnittee on Appropriations, reported bill approPIiSIhs
$4,000 for the purchase OF lndlan supplies usa VIZ
regular Indian Appropriation bill becomes law, ana 70
authorza these purchases open market. without au
He also reported bills extending the appropriations
for the various Departments OF the dONeFhhe u'ii '
lOtlrOf August Passed
PROTEST FROM THE PRESIDENT
The SPEAKER laid before the House a message from
the President pointing out OF the defects IN 'he
sundry civil Appropriation bill in making inadequate
provop for some branches Of the public service, ana
none At all for other branches, among the former belhg
the minis the civil service lighthouses, &C. the revenue
cutter service and public bIdnES anu i eynnses
of no District Of Columbia, the judgments OF tne CoV
OF claims, the examination Gi te hoDi an oGsotey
ssary appropriation BILL Dnt' IN slsnlES ny g
deemed it ms duty to show where the tesPoasJibiy
belonged whatever embarrassment may arise III 'ho
PH1t'E SNDALT Dem. PENN said that he had no OBJ
icinu 10 file President putting many objections &c
he Jaw t II he would only sign the Ds reducing te T
pcnses o the Government, assisting the House IN its
-.....t ~ ,Vf tt
Mr. COSGER REP. MchJ called for the regular
Wr. Rt;-DArIs-Better let mo be heard.
Mr. CONGER-I guess not.
Mr. RASDALl-I want t. SHOW
Mr. CONCERT ask Tor the regular order. -, g..
Mr. RANDALL move that the message be referred 70
the COMMITTEE on Appropriations.
The SPEAKER pro tem-Iho gentleman AOul ! c4in-
''W NJ 'RtSpALi-Of course cannot, having hoard
the papor read Tor the first tmc follow the details OF Tue
Presidents objection VITA that care when lHe ault A
niu9tipu would enable IN, do one OF his objections
" tt ti gp1rouriaou FOR the revenue cutter service
+, not sufficient II the President hal examiner ne
very mod rate. If had taken into consideration Ae
misuse ~ the revenue cutters IN JulkctL- anu pl'''io
excursions, we might perhaps, have reduced i soh.-
what fnrther. As 10 the signal corps, We nave "a
10 degree impaired it's efficiency. Inc ftesIl,eAt
exhibit, sin more his lack Of information when
he talks OF tine insuilc.cDcy % the appropH-
alton Tor the minis. lie should nave known tAdi
MI. YEAR I'M The Legislative bin Again he SHOWS Lack
OF information he tells u- tnat we have nut pro
yil,d sufficiently FOR the lighthouses We came entirely
M to Tho estimates. 1rc Prcst.nt finds iaHlt without
Whatever For ON" accept tht issue pro
s.uteI los NE President, and am willing mat the
pruur sh. have tie ortunIty o.. Judging ej"tcA ms
t,m and the action Or bOtu branches o. Congress aicf
close examination 80, ~.
trYt FOR sending ms communication. lie had pursued
very nodera, and guarded course ana no iad.j should
be- fouui with MIN. The President Is presumed TO DE
-. u = rene atmosphere. Tree from the party lnu-
u.r which affected either House, an. there was no Oc-
,i .iu Tor tlS-ati ,ficiIUu ONT 10 be taken.
'Tla communication was referred TO the Appropriation
Committee.
CyIN MATTERS.
The SPEAKER pro tyro. also laid before tho House
communication from the Secretary Of the Treasury in
answer TO le resolution calling for report q the gold
coin and bullion in tlc Treasury the 2it INST, show
ing that thc available coin auc ouon was blljS,2-3,
and tie matlroI obligations payable n coin S5,1 SOUL
i,..,.ir, 4. h. lauc.o. > =. 81 s. 20. Referred
Sir GLOVER Dom, biol Chairman al the y al Estate
Pool made an Dt set u MS report but aid not sue
t.pl.
Bills FOR "A commission O. take into consideration the
relative ysiuc Of gold silver &c. vrT" introduced OI Mr.
HEWITT and Mr. cox ,DsuI., y. ". and Hr Glib
con J.r PENN, hut were referred 10 Inc committee Oh
BANKING aud Currency.
The rr du. OF almost an Tie bills introduced to-day
w.. Ius .ttd upon by MI. hANSoS i-rp.. iuwdl and
Others iu order time and prevent any ised-
,uf FOR the ppc oi tho Resumption uet being forced Oh
th, House.
House, - q O'clOc4 adjourned.