Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
WASHINGTON.

call 1T up for cons Iteration to- mOrro,
In the snb-iudiciary committt
Green testified that IN II conversatic
between himself and Stewart IN regar
to bringing n suit, Green aliuded {
some difficulty about Blaine's nan
appearing III ii. Stewart did not 50
that James G. Blaine was or was nt
mixed mp in it. Witness spoke of ii
person aa Speaker Blaine. Stewa
used the name Mr.. James Blaine {
james Elaine. This. is in regard to
quarter of ciiliion bonds di"triI
uted by j. b. St.wart THIS is til
Htewart who was III the custody of til
House under arrest for contempt dni
ing the Credit Mol,ilier Investigation
Spencer, who sue ,ceds Morey a
Representative from Lnuiaiana, is her
aud will be -cated TO day.
lii tie Senate during tue mOrnin!
h"nr Mr.. Mitchell moved to take III
the resolution reported by the commit
| tee on privileges and elections TO pa
L. b. >. Pinciba ak the compensation
and mileage Of Senator from the Stat
OF Louisiana from the beginning o
| the term for which he was IA contestnn
| to the termination of the CONTEXT. Sew
| eral SenaJ Drss on the democratic sids
| objected ana the yeas aud nays beins
| called the motion to take it up was ra
jected by ii vote of yeas 10. nays 10
Mr.. Christiancy voting with the demo
Gratis in the negative.
WASHINGTON, June Night HOUSE
The post 4'oute bill Wis passed. Il
throws additional guards around bids.
The Judiciary committee reported a
bill prescribing oaths for grand and
petit United States jurors. 1t abol~
ishes the iron clad oath. Pending dis
cussion the morning hour expired.
The Senate amendments to the bill
relative to custom house bonds were
adopted had the bid now goes to the
President.
Blaine said he had entered motion
to reconsider the vote by which the
judiciary committee was allowed to
print evidence. lie wap.ed to have
the London dispatch embodied.
Mr.. Hunton had no sort of objection.
Mr.. Southland objected.
Mr.. Tarbox made personal eXpia-
nation. He stated that the resolution
introduced by him was not aimed at
Mr.. Blaine. He then gave the history
of the resolution and general review
OF the matter developed under it.
During the discussion it was shown
by Blaine's friends that Earbox had
copy of Biaines financial speech before
it was delivered.
Upon this side issue Mr.. Blaine
said: How it came into his posses
sion [ do not know. [ never have been
able to know. / have surmised, [ as
sert, that it was there, that it was IN
that his holding it was as much a sio-
latiou of the primal laws of honesty as
much as if he held my watch-just tue
same. [ have never recognized the
gentleman since. l only recognize him
to-day to make that statement. I will
take up the motion for reconsidering
the vote on the resolution for printing
certain evidence.
TarboX rose, and the Speaker pro
tenn. asked Blaine whether he yielded
the floor to Yarbox.
Blaine-I will hear what he has to
say.
iTarbox-I understood tue gentle
man from Maine to indicate that 7
offered printed speech purpurting
to be his to some newspaper.
Blaine-T lad heard it.
Tarbox-It was not true.
Blaine-The gentleman stated
while ago that 1t was not true that he
had copy.
TarbOx--I made no such statement.
Blaine-I now call up the motion to
reconsider the vote ordering certain
testimony to be printed.
Lord clelmed the rig Int OF going on
with the Geneva award bill.
In the course of Il parliamentary
conflict over the point Blaine stated
that all he wanted was to have the
Caldwell dispatch aud The committee
proceedings OF yesterday printed at
the same time
kegan of Texas made the Objection
that the Caldwell dispatch WAS no KIND
of evidence
Blalne-And yet YOu reported II vote
of censure. ON General Scheirck on the
same kind of evidence.
Springfield of Iiimois-rhat Is not
the case. The committee on Foreign
aft .ir4 did receive certain teiegrtma
from London with respect 10 his con
nHcL.on with the Emma mine. hnt III
every instance before use was made OF
them they were submi'tod to Genera
for his statement III regard TO
them.
Rlaine-Why did you not submit
this dispatch to me
prlnger-i presume ii will be sub
mitte,t f" the gentleman IN good time
Blame persisted IN holding the moor,
ding the Speakers ham
merlpg and sdemands Tor order, and
said 'One m"ment, Mr. Speaker
Ihe Speaker pro t@m.-No. SIR
tho gentleman VIII "e sealed: Inc
chalf must come /" me i'o''!' "' "rr,er
ia lurtherance ol publ" nne''t.9S' Inc
decision OF the char Is that the G%n-
tl'man from Maine cannot cali up inc
motion to recon. lder while the Geneva
award hIll IS before the House.
Btaihe-L -Lheh understand the cil'tlf
to rule that L have lost my c"htrol over
the motion.
The Speaker pro tem.-No' SIR IN"
chalr mas hled no snch thlng. Inc
'u'ii WIN iN0 O"0
when there Is nothing properly pend
ing before The House.
ID Dial1e-I oeSlte pellii'S9loh 10 snH-
nc oIo'ne, p,o 49, 49, ,n,ei t35 ut,''ns