New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-28

Mr.. MORRISON Oem., lli.) asked the unan-
inos consent OF the House to address for few min
ute5 upon tie currency question Consent being gwen,
SIR Morrison said tnat the question OF finance could
hardly be settled in short session Of Congress 10 was
oa o. the House now but would speedily be back again.
The provisions of the AntResumption BIZ were no an
,vcr TO- hut an evasion o. The demands Of the West 10
LETT with the banks the power o. issue currency
and gave them control the volume OF currency.
They were released from Their obligation Ia redeem ~
,19 indeed, az any time, AS lJ redeemed ih IHtt4
Sutos notes, in themselves lrreueemahle lie denied
tIat ta51 ILL., hoi,,e bopds would No naid
in the same com whether the bill was passed
tha rhetoric and the money power had kept an e.
nno,on Act o. its third section was untrue. All admit
ted the necessity ~ com basis, and OF resumption ~
nat m the ribt way Tie night way would have To be
mr,v,Isi The BIN just passed provided no way
ana settled nothing. Il simply postponed and eyau5l
inc COMMITTEE bulls upon nothing. 0ud would eave
o. il, authors the credit belonging 10 Wltchcf7, WHO
Ohio iNr Ewing Lad charged TIE money power win
having subsidized the press. and captured statesmen
that those claiming 10 be the only representatives.
OF the people m their Dundefng zeal siFhs I" tIe
money power new lmmHnlties anu s5I, ~, nm,
H. sing tie silver Bill ms dc't was 10 DC ptiu
hi aud NOT left To construction m the doubtful phrase
for Gle ltw Ga lSGJ Vuch maze the A't-t"tAl Do'.'
PAYABLE ia com, although on tnelr Ice lhty were
Treasury Department had Otherwise pIo'Nn - t"h.
tract" IIc hoped that no room ior any 5uGh rrtseM
wa had been got rid OF u Inc south IT'S material elects
oIght To DO got rid OF throughout inc eu1te
IN, bining by an the ablcs Democrats IN the country
II as not Ire that III other commercial nations u was
condemned by the wisdom Oh the iafhcs ana oy ' s&
sr.cnc. OF other countries. He would vote FOR no Dhl
That did not look a some time To resumption ana 10
coin basis Tor currency aud money; ,., .,o pnt,,,
Mr. SINGLETON Dem. MISC, chairman OF me PRINT
ing Commits Gu1ltea ti"l.t iIp ten bv the
Monetary Commission together with the report lo'
Hr HEWITT Dem, y. " said that as FAR as he had
examined the report a.! tne comllSDu ne hid louI"H
H i a onc-,id,d document. and he therefore moved 20
rcroumii the resolution to the committee
tI brt y,ny 40 correct It was toadopt the
ou.ion aud send the report out to men VINO were "c
qV titIrr sid he ma been informed by gentle
man VINO had testified before tie cUulL.sson tit ue
had repeatedly underworld to correct IBIS evidence Dc
for, II was printed but was unable 80 DO 80.
Mr. Bland dem. MOI inquired the name Of the gen
Mr HEWITT said it was United states Mining Com
missioner Dr. K. H. Raymond Ihdt 4ehl lcmth nil h1t
had chance correct the proof OF ms eEuchct 40" uiu
NOT know whether be- Lad been correctly reported.
Mr. BIAND replied thai that part oi me testimony had
not been printed 20, aud L Nas nat Ioq !a" JOE tue
geGtemaH TO- correct d ls Gy'G s sieete
Mr. sTEPuE&S Wcnl, Gt) moved 10 amend We resp
he'd before The commission % examine his evidence be-
fore II Is printed n he so desiIcd .,
amer some At scussiOn the resolution was reeommilted
THE WRECK on THE HURON
Mr. SHELLEY Dem, Alal asked leave 10 offer re-
soitio reeitng that the loss OF the Huron was atib
utabe TO unscawOrthiness-tnat other vessels were
nov, being repaired aud like condition, and that 1t
WA poor economy repair old huiis, and directed tue
secretary OF the Navy suspend work on naval Vessels
now being repaired, and providing Tor the appointment
nj board 10 proceed the several navy yards and IN
spoct MI the vessels under repair.
alr. HALE tIep, Mel objected.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Several bills were introduced and referred; among
them the following:
By Mr.. HASKELL Rep. kan)-For the funding and
redemption Of United states notes.
By Mr.. BLAIR rep, \. H.l-Exeudng The thanks OF
Congress 10 Henry NJ stanley Also relating to African
~ lirlfACKEY Dem, Penu)-Fo the free transmits.
sion through the mails for members OF congress, OF
documents printed hy order or Congress.
py Sir. STEPHENS Dem, Gu.l-lo promote the
and shipping interests ol me lhiltu states
i'v 'sf- SHELLEY dem. Alsb-IOr the appointment
Of "a board OF ye officers 10 examine Tie coudllOn
al me Vess,s being repaired al tue navy yoids.
~ Nj NtTIDROW Dem. Miss.l-A petition Oi colOrcd
citiIcns OF Mississippi for IN apprOl raon oi 100000
10 enable them 80 move to Libcrta.
by Mr. COKIEHl rep. MA9-Amentlns The Consu-
futon 30 us ~ give ~ the Territories and The Dis
irict OF Columbia. one member oi Congress
TIE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Mr.. CRTTTENDEN Dem, MOI, asked unanimous con
sent for the consideration OF his resolution requesting
the President state what legal impediments, II any,
exist that prevent him from executing the laws Ia roia
ton to the Union Pacific Railroad. and It's branches
Mr.. PRICE Oiep Iowal objected.
MIR. CkIIl ENDEN then moved to suspend the rules