New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17

Nhole Tue Dill accepts the invitation from the Repuh-
lie OF France to take part in the Exposition and appro
pirates $4,000 to deray expenses incurred so do
This being Friday the committees were called for
Mr.. MILLS Dem, TEX offered resolution directing
me Military Committee to inquire into the strength of
te cavalry and infantry regiments Of the army how
many regiments employed the Texas frontier the
Tnpcer OF t9e troops eupoye ed the5e thr min,ary
necessary 20 protect the people Of Texas from MeDean
Mr.. SINGLETON Dem. Miss), from the Appropria-
ton COMMITTEES. reported Deficiency Blu, which he
gave notice he would call up to-morrow. The
payment of judgments of the Court Of Claims.
SPy Derartm prS yaricns ,;oTi
Post Office Department tsalaIes) S6sl 6s1 other items,
House Of Representatives Various items). 81 365
Supreme Court printing $4,000; EXPENSES Of pay
mcnt OF county money etc. $4,000. The total SUN
appropriated il Sl.560623 Of which the post-ofiee
item Is reapprOpraOn The consideration Of the anti
Resumption Blll being esuIned the House addressed
ny Nj HART Dem y. who opposed the passage OF the
BILL He believed That the underlined laws OF trade and COM
nerce, which we're a. nmuable rs the laws OF nature
would regulate the whole question OF finance, II Con
gress instead Of tDkeng at the finances would endeav-
He expressed his deep conviction tfat the present bi
was principle ana would be ruIn0us in results
Mr' MCCOOh rep, y ~ also opposed she Dii, tV e
title o. which, he thought should be changed % Al et
30 break the plghted faith of the Government, ard i'm
par IT. credit both az home and abroad ALREADY one
blow had been struck at the national credit by the pas
Of the silver Bill, which opened Tue door woe 10 IN
haton; ana ne would endeavor oy ms Nose. 10 s,,n
another blow being struck by tie repeal OF the csup
Mr. GARFIELDsCRep., OhoD next addressed the House.
lEis speech VII ne found else here.l . a, 49,. oo Of
the bill for the repeal OF the Ac, ~
6nortrn,,ts NJ The Government the duty House.
immediate rcprescntagVe OF the Peotie' was
p the aI5eodment. offered They should be an voted
down. That would insure the passage OF INC 9l ,
TIE House. At 445 o'clock. TOOK recess uhlI h pHst
seven the evening be exclusively devoted to
debate on the bill.
EVENING SESSION.
I'M, .bo rTorsa ressseirb led there were not more
than Il dozen members present
Mr.. HENDERSON rep. Ill., opposed the Repeating
Bill II lie had been a member OF the Congress which
passed the Resumption Act lie would nave voted against
IT, 90 repeal that act would he regarded as an act
OF bad faith AM would injurious the pubic credit.
M. TOWNSHEND Dem, IIo characterized the ne
tiona banking system an eyi 10 the country ana an
enormous expense the people. 10 was hut creature
Of intended FOR temporary purpose ana should
advocate Of the bill for the repeal OF the resumption
Mir. MULDROW Dem, Mss charged the Republican
party vita bringing financial run uion the legc o. Ms
mitigate those evils The Resumption Bin should be re-
Mr.. WRIGHT Dem. PENN favored the Repeating
Bill He said 10 was more question Of bread than OIL
currency. Tie Affirmed by the Living Cod that Wall-st.
should Tot leader he would stand on the side OF
the masses TLe time had come when Congress had To
yield something To- TIE rights Of the .aborlnE man, -
Messrs CRIIIENDEN dem, 81 ana HERBERT
Dem. Ala) advocated the repeal OF the Resumption
Nr. CANNON rep. ID was in favor o. resumption
in 1879. provided tie double standard system were
NJ Hewitt Dem " W said mat 10 had prepared
speech upon The bill before the House. but the gentle
IRON OHIO lAr. Garfield L4d uaNesed almost me
same ground WINCH ne iht' Ht"ltJ HaI l1teA'.v ~
take He concurred fully In what the eentlcnaG had
said in regard to the present SITUATION ana
20 the policy cf resumption. He differed from That
gentleman I'm two respects? mainly M ts thal
De d--euttd from lLc urt .iihe 'iI uc -teu"d Voiu
ever be rs,ssueQ Tie believed that when debt was
t tltcolloa could nof be rescued It seemed now
us though tic Government could rcsuiI. specie
payment On january l. ISIS, 1ut tina, result Was
Jf due 10 tne passage Tie Resumption Act That
had not contributed one iota toward resumption tie
lad been characterized as bioa!ed Doudholdcrs and
wreckt;s, and the other &s IobDers ana deh'-
vas IS boudho.der and a rciresentailYe OF the
money interest Of tAe country. tcs.Ialy, lac
1y !ShoIluG vT nd 1 nv va ms own dlree ENGAGED IN
vear since 1873 the establishment had been ran 80
'D oss It Was therefore 10 Ills interest 10
benefit 20 the whole country and that policy was
cOnsGeiou for the condition OF his worknen to get MP
in tlc House and Try 10 discover ant have er'cled the
remedy or tie present STATE OF iAlh4 me aoo.7 men
az his riot, who were suffering Boy old any tAlu- .r
could describe bad nm here on no other issue mad
for no other purpose man 10 -ls,pe 10 s,t on. o. ~.
icrad from that of the gentlemen from the
West, VINO, ia MS ollmon' were 's1eiiLS Hh"ei
desire on their part 10 r91 ana stTaI. lac tl1sht
could only aggravate the eyll. Ccuhdercc oil was
RI q.
ciIut.I by simply assuring o. JGat 10 would get back
81 good az Z gave. Capital was vwuur-was
Ioua1ux 10 invest IL the Mest and l4e south,
Uy-rc that there any degree OF cert.u Tor the
-ir Of their money with Iar interest Bu. confidence
could not restored by t,ae the holders ~ American
securities who had ecJed 10 Ice at ID gold tndt they
were 10 be paid silver. IL was not question OF
raIty II be .oyed 10 be perfectly Legal 40 remoue
tize the silver doar and pay DO but ~ vas The worst
possible PoLcy. the worst possible bundcr. D.
American credit. That was the difficulty. IN con
tusion he said: II We plant ourselves on the IOck or
honor see before the country such iuturc as has
never been recorded III Tue history o. man. Tao
danger which see Is, that ia tie hope
Of temporary relief, VIC may take an any
dyue which may the end I've too much for
us and that uav perish instead OF achieving has
health which all desire. stand APPALLED, at tie pros
ig and the anti-kesumpuon BI-shOuld b.
come laws. our suheriBgs are nothing 10 what
Will come after the passage OF tAcse acts.
livery dollar Of movable capital win quit The country
I1c debtors Who pect that 10 viii raise Tie price OF
their property, viii find That there viii DE nothing To- buy
il WI and that values will fail, and creditors Will
take lie OF their funds and 70 10 some chine where
their property viii be respected am clear ana certain
that result viii be ruin III resources. ruin IN CHAR
Other speeches were made by Messr. hEltEE (Rep.,
Oao. DUNNEIL Qsep., Mimi, -AAP-ON tRcp.,
lowal ana LOEsNG rep, Mass, against TIE repeal
tie Resumption Act.
me House al I1:2O. adjourned untll tomorrow