New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

THE ANTI-REsUMPTION BILL A,uNDED AID PASSED
BY rrF uousr-vorEs OK FOURTEEN AMrND-
MENTs-sPKEcHEs BY MISS RS. PORT ASD CHIT
TENDEN.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23-The regular order
being demanded Nr. CHITFLSDES Rep \. W ssk.d
nm 5It,.rs cor,ert mar after Nr Forts nsep. H.
speech, he Cht,ndenl should be allowed TO speak III
Mr. THOMPSON lRspt Pe1uj objected, stating iiii,
D. did IN The interest ~ many members who desir
ne si'ENKER suggested taat o;her gentlemen were
ME ChiTIiNDEN-Thcn rise to a question Of DrlyL
The sPEAKER-The gentleman viii state it.
Mr. CHiiltNDEN-i propose to read Irom 40 nun
lcr of Thc rc1rq personal 5 upon me, which Ger
tainiy pr .seut question 81 privilege: A. ~, ~ ~ o.,
Mr.. EWING lDrm- oilO) appealed 20 hr III lmp On ,p
Withdraw his objection, aud 20 was ecc'rdinsy WIZ.
drawn and ir Wa agreed tat Mr Cnitteglen sh"Lh
lave fifteen minutes ime aiier Mt Fort l"Ho was eNu
tod 10 che hooD had closed biz reuarks ,,.,
Mr. FORT then projected 10 address the iiou.' III ~
yoci,y OF bis su sute ioI thS Di,. - - IeIi ~ -
ton Act H. h1d been thought taat some ..ols 80
banking and Currency. because ne WAS lepuO-
icIu that Le favored the measure before the House
oycrpoH eled u conquered th' peoIe of the SCUM aa
now the representatives ol that people uai >ial-
while tnc leza,terder was dsoWned by its
friends and Kindred in the hail OF rs birtn.
iere. The grouad that i the Resumption Act were 70
bc repealed g should be done 10y single propos2h
only. Tho issue had been presented by the bIl o TIE
i s 10 whether the Resumption Act OF 1873
should or should not be repealed lie believed tiat
rier nave, cou.d be- resunipon by law II resumption
come II had to ceme by prosperity and by prosperity
to lay breed aud uurs ug wd cs," 10 order to food
the country with them Us sDon rs they got tie gre hDHcK
Mr.. EANEs d.op, r. ~ reminded Mr. Fort that there
w. 10 proposition penoing to Withdraw sISie uonsr
dr FoRT-I know that. hut arguing that that is
to ae Inc result and ht il declared Oy ,he o-
poucnts ol OIL % asurr.
NJ. EwiyG-It ,as not been assented TO by those In
Nr FOI.T v nj ou to say that re blushef for his fc
l0V-RepuO lie knew tuat 70 SAID mat he was
Then Were iis frow-ienucrsts foIiowi5gf They were
following tAe lead Of lhe or Hewitt OF NeS-forA
ocrtc side II hi. ticae, bal been elected. would be
to-iay undouoted Secretary Of tue Treasury
Mr.. FORT DO not know but it TIE people have
determined 20 retain the ega-tendcr currency tnd vii
Senate, and. n need be. tie President
spFEcH OF ME. CHIrrESDEN.
Mr. CHITTENDEN CRep.. y. " proceeded to criticize
Nj. Ewugs speech OF yesterday and quoted The follow
ing extract from speech made by Mr Ewing IN
Columbus Oaio IN 1870:
Now there IS no discretion with the secretary about
ne is compelled % tax up tc ils eton earteney w.h si'
aud d.y conias silver FOR that purpose d predict at
%let ~ at '@' a. , t-i' " t.5 9 e'1 rt ~ ~ one - \, ir,
to-al money, whether paper or SILVER.
That prediction was worth about much the pre-
dlctons which tha gentleman had treated the House 10
Yesterday. That gentlenau hnd represented ING con-
ct O.twesu p..il and libos one that would end,
and ought ouiy % cnd n thr destruction ~ capital IL
had SPOKEN Oi capital ahi capitalists, ~ u thr} we're t
u,n1n7, o s atn,i,,.t a. @ the soi,n std Co
lIorllh OF roaJcr blasted hOudh1eis and had rS IN
graat0ns ~ Cloqu nee as II b. d'covtred me snoA' OF
their tuTucuts rising for ever and ever. Laughter
As evidence OF tDe aOsurd notions Irevang on tht
/ subject OK r,ncy, he stated tat former
| democratic Representative from Ncg-fork Cry
! mcanilg Richard scAeiD had tou mn III
lg.,u. d slip canal from NeW-York to san Francisco in
order give employment to the idle labor oI tno
country and that he would set the printing presses 70
work and print on greenDaks 10 pay te ldbufeI' hu
tAat that the only remedy. lie also ea an tNIacl
roma new aper report ol "a rag IA ueS bas 'i. ,'s
AZ Nashville Trn where resolutions were adoQte IN or
Ing Issue OF millions or greeuDacks mouty uhl
tIe distress oi the country was Ieo' e. oppoS.as COZ
tractOLfayO nS the mon rzdtlou or silver auu *
norng 10th political parties. he asserted tnat Cnu,
eess coud be- aJlurued i0r twelve mouths Eo-u a,e
gionbacks woula be par with ecn other Wlhu sixty
days, and now sad he, come 70 question OF peisoAa
pril uesc. Nhen went o'c - he ~ i' ~
the House the other d3Y, there was 80 ucu confusion
that dG not he ar the very unpleasant emrAs l,iug-
teri OK she gentleman from Ge1rs1 CIT fSito 10"
iead an extract from his speech Sir. tLlttenaen read
that psrlga from Dir. ftitons sneech describing thr
stOlm at sea, and pong at Himself lAf' CiIetu " %.
the "iecAer waiting icI Lis iey, inerG saor ] Sle
seAdt " ana tlnbooli'I, oI -. HVlt .3 IA a. iI,3 ~
iaaghter Now ask tue gentlemen VINO 1,cI.ay nav
and who are pleased repeat tua KIND ~ stuff and O.
arc ,rnt 10 me about IL 10 look a There j. Not a
nan IN tbs door ~ much interested IS am IN
tie GENT man from Ohio OR Ewing 10 do with them
Nobody owes him any money liAuglteI what does lie
class ~ ms country The buoas OF tie m, IA which
ny AL involved have to-day upon tcm toe accounts OIL
from 5000 900 debtors tced al over Tue c,uutJ
This should be- 10 members OF Congress VINO come
here aLd talk mpUdenty, wildly yleiously NlchedIy,
about as .ul capitalists aud awful Representatives, o
New York. which na suffered more III oaLing ~ money
10 tnc West aud south iLan any oiuft cis on .o NJ
Laughter ana shouts OF " 70 Oh, proceed j. VIII no.
Irespa,s another moment S4oud 'nro% uo au'Iioni %
only to express ny thalka
VOTES OK TIE AMENDMENTS.
This speech osed the ia and left the house IL
the best OF humor question was then raised by hr
CONGER Q2ep, Mch) and Others as to the mode OF
voting on the amendments. OF winch there mad been
fourtaen offered The SPEAKER ruled that the rosolu
tiou nader which the acting took the matter
from Under operation OF the rules, Whch WOud Only
admit of two am ndMegt5 beng pending al the same
,ime. and that ali the amendments we're before the
House aud must be voted on.
Mr. SPRINGER (Dcm. II) desired 10 withdraw one
GARFIELD uiep., Oho), and the objection was sus-
Tia first vote was taken the substitute offered by
Mr FORT tKep., lJ and II was agreed to without di
which authorized the Secretary OF the Treasury TO dis
pose OF United sates bonds and 10 redeem anu cancel
x6e next vote was on the substitute offered by Mr.
HUBBELL Rep, Mich:l. modifying the thlrd section
and resulted. yras so nays los. Several Of the hard
mDaey men voted Nh IuObels substitute ts they
either of them. but because Ca, NJ Garfield Of Ohio IN
tnatcd they hoped thereby the more surely to defeat
the bill ~, A.,
Ihe next vote was on an amendment offered by Mr
POUND URep.. Wis., repeating tue hWation ~ th" Na-
tonal bank circulation, aud 1t was rejected without
tie yeas and nays. .
Tie ueNi vote was on an amendment 0Hercd DF UT.
cox Rep. OEiol providing FOR oual redemption -
l..,arpiers irou. tie nrst ot January 1875 40 81
cent, Oh The dollar. up to the rst OF January ls>i AZ
par ~ coiu k,iecied ony Il votes IA thc iiht.lahe'
The next vote was ON AN amendment offered by Mr
CUMMINGS (kep. Iowa), pOstuoning red npuon untIl
the in tLe Treasury Is suclehl 10 dd'hOtze
IL. and IL was eitctrd without division.
Tuc next vote was ON an aincudInelt offered By Mr.
~. IA. lIITN
IIr 1rrpur, OK $50 100000 year, until the amount
LII he eo l 10 hall OF the outstanding iega.-teuders