New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
MYTH CoyGRESs-ExTR1 sESgrov
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
THE REPEAL OF THE RESUMPTION ACT AGAIN m
FORE TIE HOUsE-rHE DISADVANTAGES ryng,
WHICH TIE COMMITTEES ARR PLACED.
WAsHTNGTON, Nov. 4.--In the House Of Pom
resenatyes yesterday. consideration Of the bin FOR thu
repeal Of the Resumption Act resumed
Mr. KELLEY Rep, PENN said that this vas prob,b,v
tie most important question that would come befo, o.,
House and that it shsuid be fully discussed He -
fore suggested that Air Ewing LEI the bin ne r,ade
special order either in the Committee o. tie Yoo on 10
the House itself
DIR. BUCKNER Dem, Mo-, chairman of tho B,nL,r.
and Currency Committee. said that there was no H..
siiion on the part OF the committee TO urge the hin a.
vote without smpe discussion The committee beieysd
that every Interest required that the copntr0 sbs
got ont Of peuse and anxiety, but they had M ,o
ton % rush the b through without ample JIscr,
Mr.. EWING Dem, Ohi0l also stated 6,t ne c.,
tee had no objection 20 allowing full tine Tor d .11
lie thonght thar tho proposition o. rho gentlemen Fr,
Pennsylvania Nir. Kelley fair ono '''1 nun
Mr.. COX DEM y. y said That toe quest on had h,
very fully discussed already, and Do df nor .eo H., ~,
cessity Tor further discussion. The gentleman fro,
the peculiar morning hour ne voulI need 49,, ',1s iao
man 10 his committee, to get tue b out o. H. Iangb
Some discussion followed ~ 10 what member W..
sponsible for getting the b fixed ia ic Iaorg'ne ~
The SPEAKER remarked that tins was NOT n new 10
stance o. such situation The celebrated Civil Rg6ts
were changed 5u the rules governing both were exactly
Nj. CONGER Rep. Tichj said that when tho ,.,a..
man from OHIO reported tho b'il. ayCryfrr ouI 49,
gone on ;wmingy, in genial aqd agre, able manner.
Oueaning liinselO who did what Inc oosnitec had m
reason JrN ect hn - doavIei h!mself u his rigats
uhd.r me re-. Iac gentleman from Ohio had refused
- admit any amerdncn, cyae0. lint m Mr. !ort mn
ne ar C"Hgei1 had been tod that the committee mad
30 three days after IFS appointment Delfeced BIN md
made % exact that permit an amen nent fo be
offered w0uid .ndanger the country. lie admitted The
members might have some humble views which they
might Ge.ire 70 bring forward. lIluyhrerl TIE oDp6
amn.r debate were al0ged
Dir. KELLEY g. iuccl hs proposition 10 the forip ~
i''S1l,5i "h'ch he asked unanimous consent 30 dr.
E.led That tie bin b. made special orisr fr TUESDAY
next a,r ". u uiAf pIr and until iLu,',y te IJI u
and uiou sly aHralmrlis t.en l,n4ug. al al..irg.s
meanwhile TO De 81 order subject only Tie raes o. e
Ai,or some discussion the SPEAKER asked vbstter
there Was any objection to tie Offering Of he resou-
M WILLIS Dem. y. withdrawing tina, the
h" 3. Ia the ninc-noie, ami cannot De sOt ont Of e.
ilr. KELLEY-Why sboad you object to rs discus.
Mr wILLls-Because ,hink that the biz is an assart
up'n The National credit and should be kept Oh; oil tie
3ir. KELLEY-AnI the geuUcmau's judgment binds
the people OF Tie United 81 ties.
il.as ~ tAr :. NJ lnau Rom P'nn-YIyarla.
Ihe sfEAhER-D3cs tie gentleman from NewYork
object % Tie resolution!
Mr. WILLS do absolutely.
The fEAhEk-fhc chair win state 70 The gentleman
uom On'o lllr EWING that his only mode Of relief ail
DE 10 move ol Monday, 10 suspend the rules and adopt
Nr. Clark Dem. afo) introduced bill for t1,r,.
mo1ezOu Of silver aud the recouag" ~ the standard
silver dollar. Referred TO tie Banking and Currency
NJ ECCKNER Dom. MOI introduced q bin 10 author
l2e the free coinage o. 90" standard silver dollar. and
Mr. siLPIIES- Dem, Ga) objected 20 the reference
Of TIE latter o'a 10 iIe Conmttet on Banking AID Cur
I 10 me ne wv on eg'- .u a,.'
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