The New York herald., 1876-07-11

Conference Committee expressed the opinion that II
was the determination OF the House 10 humiiate the
Senate and compel n 10 eat its words The Senate
was willing to accept the amount OF tho appropriation,
and he was sure that not dollar beyond that atnocrt
would DO expended.
Nr. RANDAL1--IEc point is whether these officers
would not have q claim.
Mr. FosrER-They would not because tho President
Is TO be authorized To reduce salaries and to withdraw
persons the The Senate the position
that II was not 10 be dragged into legislation in tho
Appropriation bills
having members OF this Conference Committee selected
IRON the Appropriation Committee they should be taken
gcsted the OF MIR. Faulkner. OF West Virginia;
Mr Hewitt, Of New York, and Mr Banks. Of Massa-
chuseus These men would readily come TO under
standing with the Senate confcrcos.
Mr. SINGLETON expressed surprise which no aud
other members OF the Appropriation Committee felt at
hearing the gentleman INT FOSTER oppose In the
House propositions which he bad given his assent in
the committee
Mr.. FosrxR-whou the gentleman makes that state
mcnt he msstates purposcy.
Mr.. sfSGLcroS-Do you mean 70 charge with
lie?
Mr. FosrER-I do II the gentleman makes that
statement 4 say 1t is absolutely untrue.
Mr. siSoLEroS-very vel, sir; something can DO
said about that after while
STEAMER, pro em.-Order, gentlemen. Ordcri
Mr.. SPRINGER, OF Illinois, said he had some remarks
prepared this subject but In view OF the great heat
in tho chamber, he would have them printed in the
Record
QUESTION OF rGrvrEGK
Al the close OF the debate Mr. FOSTER rising to a
applied epithes TO the gentleman from Mississippi
(Mr Singlcton) which, after reflection, wish rctract
and withdraw ,s 90 not believe bell that he intended to
ment thought he aid. do not wish have any per-
sonal unkindncss with the gentleman to violate
any way The proprietics OF the debate.
Dir. SISoLErox-I am glad indeed to hear what tho
gentleman says He and have bccn the best foot
inr with each and never have had any msundcr
standing. The gentleman pitched into pretty
strong and came hack at him the same way. He
wthdraws tho offensive language and quito as
before desire difficulty with any gentleman but
always do my duty and maintain my rights.
The report was accepted and new conference com
mi.es nppo'S.cd cons,sins o, Messss singleton % OF
The latter two are members OF tho Committee on For
eIgn Affairs.
rnx APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. RANDALL of Pennsylvania. from the Committee
on Appropriations. reported hill to continue for ton
days longer the bill allowing tho public printing 10 bo
carried Passed.
rHK RESUMPTION ACT
Mr.. HOLMAN, Of Indiana, moved TO suspend the rules
and adopt resolution instructinY the Committee on
Banking and Currency to report for consideration bill
TO repeal much Of tho Resumption act provides
for the redemption of United States notes with coin.
NcratvcdYeas, l06; nays 90; not two thirds in tho
Affirmative
LEMONADE AND rcxD TEA
resolution offered by Mr.. Stone, OF Missouri
supply the House with lemonade and iced tea which
was rejected Yeas, 81 nays, 1866.
NOTION To ADJOURN.
Mr. PIrKR. tdem OF Cal, moved 10 suspend the rules
and adopt a resolution for select committee on
Chinese immigration
that when the House adjourn 1t bo till Thursday next
Rejected, yeas. 81; nays, 139.
The object of Mr.. Cox in making the motion was to
allow the committees get up with their
work and to prevent other mschievous leg Isiaton.
Mr.. HOLMAN, OF Indiana then moved that when tho
House adjourn 1t be I'LL Wednesday next Agreed to-
Yeas 90. nays 49,
The House thcn at twenty minutes past Hvc O'clock
adjourned.
The heat OF the hall very great throus hout tho
day, tho thermometer registering 01 degrees, and
somc members and employees arc injurously affected
by It