The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
ryCLE SAN ATTHE BIG SHOW
g,fr HOrsr THINKS HE CfN'T no NM
SELF CREDfT UNDER SIJO.OOO.
norc Talk about the Parts Exposition. End
Inc IN - Vote Mr.. ucwitt's Income The
haitian KIN Postponed a senate Commit
Zee ,.hntpiy Criticised- Butler and Eustis.

t,. fl, u vote Mr.. ucwtu's Income The
Haitian I'm Postponed senate Commit
Tee '.hnipiy Criticized Butler and Eustis
N,.riNoroS, Nov 20 The House went
g.. committee II the Whole. Mr. Springer
u.n.. HID in the chair. ON the Paris Exposition
~. tir ponding amendment being TO strike
f ralu-c providing that the allowance to
comm -~ionor- General shall not exceed
sH..r.r the allowance to the twenty addi-
,o,sI .nn.i-~.pnors q .Wp each.
Ell. H,rm ~ p.. lnil the mover Of the
~ .lm.n SAID that his purpose was to strip
fl ai the -ausr which provided for the
.,f oi t2jOoO to twonty-onc mon. He
.-.d asainst making those positions paid
Nt Cit'anlcn 1pop y. ~ said he was not
IN ht.f' giving Government aid to that sort
g. business. lut il was now too late and he
t.i .h' a,l should be given. He was in favor
lw or. ot reducing the appropriation to
ST. Paterson Ep. y. " opposed the
o. ut
B'sbe ~ M. n. " advocated It.
gu amendment was rejected
Nr lMurl Dom. CALI offered an nmrnd-
n.H providing TINT the Governor OF cach State
sH.l nominate and the President appoint. two
lu.tly Commissioners and the President
C'nr --Ioncr-. WHO may report on special
si is and WHO shah srryc without pay; in
Gus Hns state shall appoint "a Commissioner to
r.rr ~ The interests ~ such STATE said Com
.n'r g. hav" The same status as the hon
oun '"mfn --iuucrs. aud not To be entitled to
af Ymprnsution. Adopted.
w. Nayham tDem.. y. " moved to strike
ot ilr whole section appproprating $4,000
g. rNp"nsos.
Mr.. Dunucll Rep. Mimi opposed the amend
~ 1t Most OF the s.cntin, men of the coun-
g. w'rr poor mon. and he thought it desirable
mrn.hers should l,sislatc more for the
.,r. md talk loss about the people. Applause
Nnlr tt"p.. y. II. thought 1t difficult to
u stand how any American could fail To
D iur thn I'm, except on the ground that tho
a'rf"nriation recommended was on too parsi-
nous . sral". Some mcmbt r. were willing
i' sl'W.Wo. hut Wor' not willing to vote
NiulW; IN other words. the great Yankee ma
'"i ~ on ~ cars and said that II would be-
n'd II would give fl5o.OOO u year for such
Mr.. Hamilton Dem, Indl said that the news
tlf rs pi Indiana had uV approved Of the vote
syn - - The, previous Paris and Vienna Expo
S6 H. HcMti i of MN wa0 WEI %rEe n rS'ins in
c'.ir which was probably larger than the capt.
Any other mem,hcr Of the House.
Nr Hewitt DEM. Y. Y saiith the remarks
o. pr Hamilton were against all rul' = OF order
Nr HAMPTON SAID that some Of the Commits
lAd been dis .:racc To- Tho country
iN' ..Nnmittro fose. aud the House ordered
if ,ui debate on the fourth section of the hill
td c.use. the House then went into Com
EFF the Whole again.
NN Nht' ih'p.. lud.l offered an amendment
LI iu. th' COMMISSIONER of Agriculture To
and prepare suitable specimens Of agri-
az nrM PRODUCTIONS Tor exhibition. Agreed 10.
'l.. Mnrnr dem, Mass moved to Increase
ilrvlriatlon to s2nOOO. Rejecte,i
w. Nrsl!i Dem. Pa moved to reduce the
Co.,. M To- sJpuuu. k"Je, ted--S4 to l2G
~ wright then moved 10 make the amount
Mr.. Potter Dem. y. YDcxpressed regret that
Nli not vote for the bill only yesterday
York m,rrl ant had said to him thnt /.
congress would do nothing about the Paris EN-
i>flnn better showing would be- made hy the
'd states. still. II any such exposition
'f 20 h' encouraged anywhere the American
'rnment owed more to the French nation
g. 60 any other nat on on the globe.
Af' 'nt'er Rep. MichJ made a humorous
House rose. ordered debate on Mr.. Ham
o. -ui stitute for Mr. CoNs Dem. v y
gag NJ 10 censr, went into Committee II
L. ''r a-"ln. and the substitute tullcwing
N- rrrwi by 1850 10 4. Tho vote was then
O. "a Mr. CoN'S amendment. and thus
3D. q 1t. IL was re!cctrd 10y 80 20 1874.
nninlttee then rose and reported the bill
ionro' Rep Ohio moved the previous
.ln.
Cox appealed 10 tho Democratic side Of
I'd Nl~" not 10 second the previous question
previous question was seconded-l2j 10
80 ui tn' man question WIS ordered.
7,Nrrod appointments adopted in Com
e. 'i IN Whole w"r" agreed 10, and the bll
H-ifi-N-ts. 1852 nays. l2i.
% - Neil dep PENN presented n petition
''u' on" 81 tn Philadelphia national banks
certain trust and savings fund COM
i''ainst the unlimited circulation Of silver
4." House then adjourned