New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

n,o1l o. To- ten:y orr men lie protested against
mai tln-e poi i9n- pad positions mo os mn, in a.
vor OF giving Cover nrnt aid 10 that soIt OF pts"'''
end " hr had had chargo OF the subject SOM no , L
the Government mt " too late anh i thong'
AID s'ona he given he was ~ ia;'r' however u
! Mr PATTERSON G.rp, y. V declared hihSo" III d"
! yor of nnvIng the commissioners. -.
Mr BEf.ff. Dem. n. " advocated the amendment
| The amendmcnt was rejected 49,, - o,d,,o,t
,rovidifr that the Governors of each OF the heNcIl
STA es sla r0mnatc ami tbs Prc,d tt saI hplYiu''
Two honorary comm sioners, AID INC Il' suon, s, @
point twcnty-our additional honorary comm sslohrrs.
VINO nav report on special suleclS, nn ~ ser
pay ami providing further, tha' ~ case lh' du.i
u ANY state s9ai aPgoint % ~ s,fd com.
missioner shall have the same saiu ~ w ~ ~, hi
rs tc honorary commissioners provided Tor Dy t -
ard hall not b. cndcu % ANY conversation; Auo'V
whole f the Iouth section oi the BILL wnicn appropr,
ates - 5OGJ0 "i tDr nrc+9'& H. - If su,iiiz ng
in iivduas There was, besides. underlying the "noie
| Mr. Mr.. DiJNTELi rep. Mimi opposed the amendment
H. s0oke bf vote given Few years ago lot lhe
the mole people, and he remarked that u was dncu y,
determine how mich that National hApositlon, "' a.
/ TO do with The present encouraging as "ct %
cOmmorc al fairs and with the largely 'ncieSsu t
OF me country. lie regarded the "roposit" Oh lio s
tiruan FROM Indiana tlir HANNAH against o0npcisa'nS
the commissioners - dishonoIdbi" ID I'VE Cu''is' Nv
ms only tending to the appointment o, cilr, o lcT
men whom 10 not the poirt OF Democratic "oFcr
"a 90 Pr, t ~ he ,cieuiiic ne OF the country
were poor men, and he thOughi 10 desirable tn"t 10 ia.
bars should iei,iac more or tie poor ana Tain eS' "oO
'i sI FLAIR 1p. \. iIl thought it difficult under
stand how any American could IAN - VDle oi 'c ,,'
except on the ground that the piOpialOh Iecohh-
| men.ei was on TOO parsimouious q scale
Mr. HAMILTON Dn iudJ replied TO .,r I5n,,G1 ,h No.
Nj Dunue md told hm t1at ~ ne Wo te tI dd nnt
approve tho vote Tor rlic Cent aud Exposition. nc
sIre OF tie comm 20 st Par and vienna
Fx,o-1ns ~ mon who were rolling in wealth aud he
nulnled plrcua " 10 MI Hewitt, % Nsw-foIk hs nav
| ing income which was proDapy larger '''n 'n' ''P'
! T.
| Mr. HEWITT Dsn. \. ~ drnonael thc remarks OF
Wr HNMIITOH fayfns little attention 10 the rehnf).
spoke OF Oi the eOnm's5iohers 10 Nrhht anu ~,
as drinking champagne III they We utue' ' '''0s
| unv. aud as being disgrace 10 tue country ,.,4
Fur, the committee rose ana The n0nse ordered iii'
all debate on the fourth section tue 81. H'o . mo
/ The House then agun went into Comhlitre o. nc nc
whole. and various amendments that were ater"arUS
offered were dispo ed Of without discussion. H..
Mr. WHITE OK %, Ind of red an anne 1nsht uruG
pare suiLbc specimens O ne aSleultai.l pOinc,pn'
OF tlic several States and Territories Tor eNAiDon'
Sir POTrER Dem, n. y ox0ressed his regret that
he coad moi v0t. for me bill Hr was one 1 % W.
rb,noht nt snch enterprises were within the pro
vince of me Government. re believe that ihcy would
be better con iucted by private enterpse O ny &
day a Now York reliant htd said % u n liit u Ipu
gres wOii do ming about tue Paris Exposition Dot
INC lion ,..,.n rUs. and ordered the dc1atc ON MI
Hamuiou's substitute 10 cease i'm ne l4toly. ,,-,,
| ne H0n,e ihen wcut into COmmltt'r OF the Whole.
and NJ II iini ton. sub iujc allowing fcprs hl T.
hu making uo appropriately, was carried ~ loo g..
Fuc object of ihe MAORI ia voting Tor this proposition
i'm Committee of tine Wh0lc, was - defeat tnr amend
mcnt oil red BIS Mr. Cox, ~ NcW-l0r anu !or "tlVu
M Haulton's WAS substitute. Ihe No'c WIS Io u
taken ON sir CNs amen iment. and, tnIis amended II
wa, rejected by % "a. Tai. en.,tuy disposed Of
both Nh Cox and Mr.. ilamilions proposition. . .
The committee thcn rose and reported me pll 10 the
Mr. MONROE Nep Ohio moved the previous ques-
! tion. . "a. , ,to.
Mr COX tDem. \. appeleu 10 ms q" Il siio w LIZ
House 10 second lhc previous question: tich QUO
prclu ic MIN from Offering ns nc1dh' u n TIE House
The prev ga, question was setOhI'd-I-1 10 ~ -inu
| the main question was ordered.
'rhc sryera. amcndm u,, adopted in Committee Of
wnoio were agreed TO- and tlen the D"i was p'''u
', ',', - -. - o.. 100. ~, t,,o him ,,sscd.
rrberqf The United states been iuytct by the le-
rclro Frauce "t3ee pr ~ mms,sai sHp ,'i' i o '
t,h =, in barns In ISIS. therefore
gorld los me eua- House of Representatives. Of the
Invitation Is aceere ara 5na' ,ae Hg'1-s .e r. '
! tn people Of thcir res7ec I'VE Sa.es and i,rti'
Of orr ainstft aa 81 ne nilul res,ar.- %. e cg4',y
GER 10 To- Their respective aud Trrto les the adj
yania25s 20 be Htiv'S Io, ,Ii' DE- I ~ snnoirt a
coflaissianrr General represent the United states
IN tns pfp's Leo ssary OF stale to make ali
needH iu , aI h 'si 10 control tie cxrc1i.
M e To- he proaor irsl laon ami exhibition hero-
position and that tie PRESIDENT may also appoint
| t3o q said conmissor-rs snail b appointed rom
one stare Of whom hIrs s- De il',,i'M '.s 1S
man fierares, four snan be pach 90 aliict M ai-'
spec.actIiy assigned 10 report upon the nine groups
ii' "e1 w ~ 'l' ~ ,rt It tn. ryiI1ifon et
'lons p' divided am h. 70 I.l.' ' ar, o> 5.,, h,
ana 10, l,n'I '.'' H, ~ oaI nei.o'I ,%n..
shall not exceed 5000 for his whole term OF onife
s.oae,s for sIiuy and r4ona. exre4s'+, shall not
V bv m, toin.slancr ,;ener auI lhc
Gnvcrnor re several states sal nominate and he rsi
i n. ' sey,1 : a,s aud "a. President may ~
point tie. tyiog af.qaai hon"I'y sn AM
| OF ,f i %, ''I ,n.v r,irf On sp.c'a sul.c.s
ud ali s.ve Hllolt lay other exp.n' and iurthcr