The New York herald., 1877-03-05

maintaining the Packard government " tdanfesasons
Mr. Baows. taem.) of Ky.-why is South Carolina
omittedY
Mr. MoKHIsox-rhc same principle obtains a. TO IT,
Mr. BRowx-Then that Is understood TO apply TO
Mr. MoRRIsos-Yes, sir. Tho difference Of opinion
between the two houses is SO radical rs TO make un
necessary TO attempt any agreement ON the sunlect
The Senate confcrccs insist that restriction shall DO
put on the discretion Of tho President IN the matter OF
the use OF troops In Louisiana and South Carolina
Mr. FOSTER, OF Ohio-Or anywhere e.se.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York-This is no new legislation In
one sense. In the Kansas matter, years ago the re-
pubicans made a similar in the famous light on
the Army bill, when they were led by Henry Winter
laws sus .ne .me ior arg%men rs pss r,sua,,e% e
('Oh ~ "Bah I" and other expressions OF contempt
from tho republican side side q the House Force % ana
gentlemen. u.aughter.)
Mr.. FOSTER, another member OF tho Conference Com
The srxAxxx TO Mr.. Morrlson)-wln tue gentleman
from Illinois indicate what motion he desires 70 sub
Mr. MoRRIsoS-rhat tho House adhere to It's disa-
grcemcnt ('.rhst IL it!n and other manifesto
tions Of approval on the democrats M side ,.s
was In the shape OF new bill, appropratins one-haf
the sum by the las. Army Appropriation
bill. $l2, ,993, b8S 95, for half tho fiscal year.
shower OF objections camo from the democratic
Side Of the House
appropriation fer bali year let the appropriations Do
made tor three months
This proposition repelied In . like manner on
the democratic side OF the House. with shouts OF "Not
for three days'' mot for ono day!" Great excite
menL)
Mr. Fosrxn-rneu the responsibility must rest on
you.
Mr. MORRISON OrHxRs-we take tho response.
blny.
The yeas and nays then ordered Mr. Morri.
son's motion 10 adhere and the roll call was begun a
ten minutes 10 twcRe O'Clock amid great confusion
and excitement When tho hands on tho clock dial
Indicated ave minutes before noon, and whom was
physical imposs oty 10 conclude the CALL the Speaker
interrupted H. rose and delivered ais valedctory az
iollows:-
THE sPxAxxn's vALEpIcroar
GENTLEMEN llousN RkPRksESrAftvEs-The
Speaserhp, always responsible onerou. aud ul of en-
so". s%ass: 'r' ; dsss.rxs u".
position with una.s..s m IL, sSnd,. % % and fair I.
svsk S.,:S u. hs The aFis s II ".Ss %
industry I sss universal :.S,I%ss, for, r:is.$
hs Republic Fraud and sS,ruu:er Ia
i"S S"vs %sas S s
s ssy' o. Il. sSss " N
gard the House has met the public demand and .xpsea
9th ssSs most essies n history The @sar this
@ "rss " 1 y Of all r' xo; % IN sss uni"r
chosen the election for President and Vice Pres
ss1 he: s:ts
na'y
with all Its attcnant horrors There are some who will
ss e niIs
ssvs doss All Ss ia tie
snd Sooashs Tim; win surely remedy these .r.nEs
do justice. We must await that remedy. 1t como.
impatient shall be for Its arrival Until then do
and the right demand, the reign Of equal
Justice a the sword shall cease to strike proststs the
of States; that tho civil shall be superior
the military rule and that the people shall be freed
and forever tom the shnckes OF recent misgovenment
sincerely thank you. and ALL tor parting words
of APPROVAL and with the wish that each and every member
may safely home " only remains for
declare that the constitutional tstion ot the Forty
fourth Congress has been reached and that the House
stands adjourned without day.
As the Speaker closed all the members rose to their
feet and from the democratic side and from tho gal
or,A hC nf m
the scenes lcavc-aking aud in halt hour the hail.
lately tho OF so much tnmult, passion and
excitement, deserted and silent, and thus closed
tho Forty-fourth Congress-