, 1877-05-22
confreuce Between the House and Senate
On the Revenue Bill.
1.me Talk About q Commission to Do
What tho Loafars Hare
Bhirkod.
To-Morrow to Probably Be the
Last Day OF Actual Leg
islatfou.


nrr hill, Tho Committee named in tho rcso-
lut{ou arc generally understood to 10 dead act
.uinst tI'c "ntangib!c property" amendment,
xhJri, 10 the wt,ulu subject Of controversy. On
The part Of the opponents Of TINT amendment
The Lcsign was to fetch about deadlock be-
tHeea the two Houses.
VI. lie1ringtun moved to table tho rcsolu-
'1'H Mt James said that tho Senate had elected
II. Culuulltlce and had elected
rusrs s1tcKLRRs FOR TUE SENATE AMEND
MENT.
Tbs, vas tho precedent tor the House 10 follow.
lie slao understood tliat II would bc cutlrcly
agreeable to the Speaker to have tho Committee
eletted
Speaker Shaw said ho WIS always satisfied to
tare tue IIouss appoint the committees.
N. Matthew'S objected to tho Committee a.
rrpposed By the resolution. It should at least
te mule UP Of fdenus u tho bill as passed by
tue Efuuse.
Mr Wasllbusn sud tho Senate hail commit
u Leut upon sticking to the Senate a1,eul-
ueuts. The Committee Oh tic part Vi tllc Houle
suaULp RRrREsEST TltK HOUSE,,
sad dbeprunounccl against tho Scuatu nlncn1-
,nsntl.
III. Watkins said Il was the duty Of tho
Speaker to appout the Committee. Even though
.!e Speaker mt9lt leslro to snirk the duty,
which 10 {sVatkiHs) did not believe, still tlu
Speaker ssnu1 be held tU h!s responsibility.
And the Committee Should represent thu tlousc,
which, by yute Vi two tu one, had rejected tho
staatc amendment.
ilr. Baldwin stated that he had voted for the
House bl. The provisions iu II u wllicl, ],e
bad objection had been stricken out by tho
Senstc. flc was opposed to the Senate nueuu.
nents, as the House was.
jtr. Sherman wanted 10 direct attention 10
tie fact that 1t WAS not tho orlluary ritls in tile
Erpstpfur committees to be clcrlcd, w,Ile fu
tie Housu 1t was tie rule Tor tus Speaker to
sppont.
Alter somc further discussion 1Icrrington's
notion to table Jalucs' resolution was garfield
Jal, 6J: nays, ~.
Nf iltrrEugton then novel that conference
eoumlt,ce OF three On tic part VI ilr nuuso bo
Appointed by thc Speaker. Carried.
JUDGES.
The House this morning concurred the 9cu.
ss amendment tu the Till allowing Judges tu
bod tuurt fur each other. mud II tow goes to the
GvretNur tor LID approval.
tuE ci.ENK's FAY ~ ne pnopucEp,n
Sit. Armstrong Uttered u rrAuluttUn extending
the pay III tho Cfuik for sIxty luys afler tl!c
siuse ot tho scsslun, sud thirty days 1or Ills as
ILtlnts
hr. Hopkins opposed tho resolution. No na,-
ter EAat tIe sc.late il,l douc, It WIS time these
t1trayaga,crs ere cut oil. liz u!tltI't Lcicye
b So:tug par Tor nothing. Ten days was sati-
ritat slns III which to iIutst up .v work.
Ar. Albright lnoycu to extend tic tiue OF tic
Clsfk mud ll!s assistants tor ih!rly Gays. After
nosc discussion the resolution aiiu amendment
rs'e fc!srEr1 to tle Committee On Contingent
ElpeusGs.
AloxAtssloN 10 DO THE LEGISLATURES woAk,
Mf, N&tkIfAa Iut
o!asulnlh!sslon to revlee The ltrYcliuc law n,rl
fsport u tho Governor I'll Or belure tue 1sl VI
September, lsie, wus taken UP on sperhl order
iaa loorllnE. Tho tesulUtion provides that tho
Commission shull cotlsst u tlirre SENATORS IND
~ Representatives. aul shall not s!t oyerslxty
di5s.
laaupport Of tho resolution, Mr. Watkins
~ ll!luols was que ot the few civilized slales
Lat a1l.ered to tho olo-fusllIolca, c,luhro,ls,
!npefieet methods ol Ealsng tnoncy. Hunlc.
inlnE like tile Pennsylvania plaal.w required.
!ae 4e't{n was talak tho C1tu,nIsslon3might
Consider the subject carefully a,lu report tu tho
suased through the press beiure tho meeting ui
re ae1t Assembly, auu be Mads tbs basis OF
w. Morris was opposed to tho Commission
AsaH utsle tu It exerpt tue proposition to
fx1ESD TUE PAY or MkMDEts
saaae, .us Commission for sixty days. nu thought
enoaRa had BEEN lunu tu thu Heyenur law now.
At Aopk'us said the 1u puges or delinquent
@u.ettastHents ~, that can1e herc from Chicago
~ tls strouxsst possible argument In favor
Qthu Commission,
NJ foabeudcr wanted 10 know II nearly fire
tnsates lea.on had not given the gentleman
IL In Falaak! Watkins3 t'nu eousl. so pscssnt
~ mouths. whit could 10 do In sixty layst
ai Mosed to tablu tho resolution. Lost.
NJ. @t. browning aald such a Commission as
s,s s0sfa y sloilld be appointed, hut It should
1't " limited to members Vi The Legislature,
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