The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-04
THE work or RErRENCHMEXr.
striking 100000 Out OF the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriations.

WAsurNGroN. Feb. I'm tho House to-
day Mr. Glover Dem, MOI offered a rOialu-
tion reciting the belief that certain political and
personal influence had 20 be exerted TO secure
the removal OF Federal Judge rnd the appoint
mont Of another in Colorado Territory Tor the
CORRUPT purpose Of procuring certain orders and
DEGREES concerning certain mining interests now
In huyntion, and directing the Attorney-pen-
eraI 90 furnish copies Of letters and papers ask
Ing for the removal Of Judge Belford and for the
appointments Of Judge Stone N his stead re-
ferrcd to tue Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Atkins Dom, Tenn0 from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported q resolution re-
aucsting the President to appoint competent.
experienced military oflcer TO go to the Red
Cloud Agency and to other sioux agencies to
inquire into tho cause - the deficiency IN tho
APPROXIMATION fNr the Sioux Indians. Adnu'ed.
The bill regulating tho practice IA thc United
Sfafc4 C.rfuit and uistri tt courts, which was
Mr. Lord Dem, \. W. rom tue Judiciary
Committee. req lrted hili to appoint commits
-iuutrstu he He'd Ahltvlt Comm'shoncrs. to
fltt nab I1Nif- deposit .us, and VcrHcattuus OF
pleading. g., 10 read In United states courts.
toss who Hre N1t tn uos"'.- the 1fhcr powers
conferred hy ~ iutc ON tucus Court Comiuis-
Mr.. Kis,or Row Iowa. Introduced bill 70
/ encourage the coudur oi commerce IN vessels
Woes that tiil tho ~ Of july, le,p. any steam-
& sh OF not les then sp1 tons burden that WIS
/ M l,.st f1nf gftnsls owned Lonf fos bv citizens
/ of o. United states aud uu,lt ia foreign
| country. may Ie registered us vessel Of
| the United Statn-. anil entitled 60 oh the priyl-
/ leres Of an American vessel
lHE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS.
Tho House then. az o',io.il went into COM
| mittee Of the Whole. ON the t0usllar and Dtpio-
mate Appropriation o'tl ""i'h appr'pil"e'
Nr Singleton DOM. M-a). who had charge
! 90 tie lfII. hr,uc.t.l thr i.iucircs - economy
ON which tho bin Wa framed. and argued mat
"a 10 II HHHN. N.IHN
! tIe country g.ulptsl JOS erunptnN an imueia.
tive duty. he sad thW onclil salaries had
/ been ~ tho better DAYS 1T the rvpIhhc, wien
/ Flw ~ Everett was .iini ter iu nu-lara' cen.
.,s O., Trance. aul VII Wheaton g. PRUSSIA.
lue s.larv taen .aid o. these men was quite
! sati~f 90. urv. ana Nt- St,Hl a wear only. NE
/ had uevrr heard II the Minis;ers Of those laws
! writing eeslvs ou poker OF dealing ia ne STOCK
OF Emma Mines 20 add o. their mfans. Laugh.
OF rtspectahiity. SINS is7u q sins pfu,hs.
Mr.. Garfield Rep, oHtDI s. EE'-led tht n
those DAYS Nnu- sf' not only received au gu'ut,
but al % an INIT, TO cover tue expenses OF their
MIR K,sson Gowa) suggested tat diplomatic
! salaries had boon incrs lscd Ia l,Jj b, = DE mo-
| cratic Congress.
SAVING o.. stooo
Mr. Sneleton gave the agsterate r'iu, ton.
hs c,Nl Ared WIN the l.l.i"lla'I n 'ltvi i,lvl
the fact chat a q oriinl rt cNucuses Of the Gov
crnnent Tor tne last yeh, outside - the Ia rest
go tne pphiic dcm. were ABOUT s',oNN'vD while
| Ga lS3 the eNpensos q thc Government wcr4
only about $i3cpV0; aAd he asked what was
II was on account of the extraylrance IN
/ duleed boy Nl departments OF tho GOV
1Rere... Nel ssd las, week VIII respect 70
ciniius OF southern citizens, lac slti thHt
! the south had three scnemes 10 accomplish "a
I this Congress. one vas improve dut protect
tho leVtcs & the Nls-i-.ippl and To- reel I'M the
.llrytal 4.U ~ the d H. which would be Il
more value th,n ali the Bla K Hins In tie coun,
try, e, i"".p bales - cotton could be raised
tfa n 81 al an If
Mr. Siulleton replied that another was the
| southern Pacific Nuroad.
Nj Hale ls not the refunding Of tie cotton
NJ sinr.eton-I do not propose to discuss
Mr. Wins DEM. y. YJ-The Democratic
parry does not propq3,e 70 3,eelp the s9nlh 10y
leave " TO our Republican friends To- do so.
Mr.. Holman dem int declared that the
tine Southern Pacific Railroad nor fur the re-
funding Of the cotton tax.
MIR. Singleton disclamed being considered 8
representative Of his party. lIe had only ex
pressed his own views and nobody else us t'
Without action on the bil the COMMITTEES rose
VITO FROM THE PRESIDENT
The Speaker laid before the House message
from mo President. returning without ms ap
,nti~n mt funds from the secretary of the In
terror 10 the Treasurer Of the United states
lut nor, setting forth that lie act was NOS sum
% c!eutly Ike 60 aeco.aIll ihe end desired.
lhe moss 80 and the recommending dotI
, incrts nv ~ been read. Mr. Barial Dem. Pa.
a said that me hill h1d come from the Commit
] lie 90 Ap' toIa'iuu-i was secretary 81 th
. lnt,ri.r h.d suggested on amendment 90 81
? AZ INA, ava Eiutn' bad been lncorpurat Il ID
, tle bill. aud ar B, vas yer, strange ting M
o at whose 300 lance IL had been pfep'rei.
% rt- ule.-fre Nae ''f.rr a So TIC Clnm't'e %
, On ApprN r'tious, and tuen, az i.y a. NJ To-
House "lJ 'u4Heu'