New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

the bI which initiated against the Constitution. There
peace mat proyision simply Intended that the army
should not be- used for the purpose or setting up rt'
borough government over The wishes ana sentiments ot
the people of the Southern States There was ony a
simple is-ue in the hole inar and nat Wis Wl,GI
be used in building up the political parties oI 'hc
Nr Banks (Pep.. Massl agreed with Mr. Atkins that
pledges from u or cut Of Office ahicdntu M uOt-
CorsttufioI, made the President the COMMANDMENT
chef OF the Army and that thi- lth sec iuh ." " ~.
49, - ,'l.-5.,., r.il the yyi.t.tiug OF hand
organ II 10 necessary to preserve me flfr IN.
the army would De used, and any President "ouu VIII
N;.Sr. GHRFIELb IlIep., Ouo. TUCKER Dem;
Val FIELD Dem, y. W ATktN0 Dem, Tenn -, ann
TOWNSEND rep. Y. - participated ia the debate
which followed and tn Hone INSIST! ON h5 1 -.
pointed tr. Atkins &r. Morn ,'il, and NJ roster ~ o'
NJ U0tNt% DEM. IiGI. from the Conference Com
mttes on the sundry Civil Appropriation DILL u.ide 4'
pgr; and moved It. adoption 49, To- moved q, sis.
ucu9 the rules aud pass ,Ic sui.c 1li to pay 20 f't
D.,nsor q. Tennessee S3~ 900 for cotton rs "a oF M
Ann ,r mn the fo!tfaious arolEd ED XyIlic.
The Y,as and NAYS were ordered aud resd.ied-1eis,
81. r.EIeOS ID M NJ nom the last.Cou.e-ence
Committee rhe Army Appropriation bIi' sdt u.tt
there several 81 ecs n controversy, pAt tlI an
Of ihtu uL 4 pe inundated except one, ana mat
was the 9TH section o the bin, ch related 10 me use
frces ON the p.Tt OF the House while not nsS h& on
frc letter of tie JtI section 81 Che Arny Appop alton
b. d. maintained Ii theY ""aI consent iy ,iie ,r ~,
~ no Army Appropriation bni wAha rH"ll no, c"iI.
r,.N -gfl = ed.
4 if,a states troops I'D Louis vii pre- reut am
from installing and maintaining the Packard Govern
Nj BROWN Dom. Ky.)-Wny is South Carolina
'N,pRreov sam, principle obtains a. to II.
sir HRDHN-Tar iAat H. understood o apply To- hoihi
Mr.. NOEEl-DN-lr~, ~r. IGc difference oI 'ii"..i
necessary To attempt any aFrrne on tN' ,''o 80, ,,i m
-"Eair ceGf.r""- insist ih". 40 req '.'' ''' !" |
tia discretion t, Piasd"n, M hy mater Oh lie '5o vi
troops IN i.uul- lana ana South carolina 90.
mr. MORRISON moved that the House adhere 10 us
NJ FOSTER submitted proposition in he shape Of a
ne. b.I srrdiin- or-.'h 20, Hdh o.. !" 1T a. ~
ha be fiscal yer. \ suoHer,t objections came from
u, Democrat, II lie Of le House. .,,. a.. . ., on
MI IJ7IEE-i the House Is unwilling 10 ID. St an
9upiupuJuu .1r n.lf year. let tuc apG'"p ION %,
n, &C. .r +'. months rms pr1,oI. ia W., repe.'rd
NM. ~ i he I-l,otI.,.l. .l. Oh jGe iluu,n
~ ID pu- of S't fJr iAI.s ..re. " not .'t oh. H.
m FUSTER-IHen tae responsibility must rest On
Mr MORRISON, and others-we take the RESPONSE
lie Yeas aud NAYS were then ordered on M Mor-
SONS .utiuu 60 adhere, md tGc f'i-Hl WiS gun 'l
II.5J amid great ,ouiu-iou AMI cN-ii,m'nt rn l-a
u0s4. ana Wu.u & p, Fict. i'm os-loniy - CON
c1dc c9l a., SPEAKER Intr.ru ad lt ro'e Ala DE-
tyured lis y,icAc.ury D0 follows.
spEAKrR E,NuALL'- yALaDICroHY.
Grvr1iuEN OF THE Hor~E OF kEPlE-E>rtTYEs Inc
-p,iaorsIHp, always Responsible onrrlu'' tnd ii "a '
barr--iucul- has 40 this session imposed unusual ve@-
atsu, burdens. have d. harg.t tHc Gut, VI tc hSh
position win uafl.t.rius coIuJ,uee ia tic canJor ahd
fairness of the House and se>oIrte purpose 20 DO the
rlgat t every hazird F.rhc frs. ;mc in many year,
D.muc-a Hrt,. of G.yrrs utatvc- la, oc.ai.e1 ti'
v,r-al sentiment II reform IA Government mt rue e.
c~ta1. .-Am,ut or peace uii lamont iH' I''-
exposed an maize odioa-. The cNpeni..ur' oi tA' Al
faxes Raw. been i-yIrd ana every Tou OBJ uh'lr
i w. .. ,br IJo. iq. ret h.. punic demand and
expectation. IL r,.pec 90 poHtcM events the session
i .n one of vi. MOST critical 10 ogr history. Tire ut-
irrty IN 5s House representing majority Of all the
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