The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05

WAsHISoroS. June Z, 1873
On motion Of Mr. Atkins, (dsn,J OF Tenn, tho Sen.
ate amendments 10 tho Legislative Executive and Ju.
aicial Appropriation bill werc nonconcurred In
Az tho expiration OF the morning hour. motion Of
Mr.. Knott, q session ordered tor next Monday
nigh. the consideration Of reports from tho Judci
airy Committee.
In tho course OF a short discussion Mr.. Wood (dem)
Of N r.. stated that thorc we're q number Of bills be-
fore the Committee Ways and Means which Il was
almost indispensable should DO reported and passed
upon, and no thought hasthat committee should have
q prior opportunity 10 any other committee for
making It's rcports
coz ON LIYE SAVING SERVICE
The House then resumed tho discussion OF tho bill
rcorganzng the life saving service. addressed
By Mr.. Cox, (dom.l Of N. Y, who made an eloquent
and iervent speech In support Of the bii who
frequently interrupted with applause In conclusion
no said III IL impossible personally not 70 fs,eitsss
myself upon having given earnest study to this
life saving legislation. IL would not perhaps, be In
GOOD taste boast Of having boon instrumental IT'S
organization and improvement Tho Inspiration for
what have done, however, came Of . storm upon
the sciiiy Isles In tho winter Of 1905 when great
steamer barely escaped sh,pwreck II was the worst
tempest In thirty years upon that coast whcn we
journals were full OF the glorious exploits ~ rockos
and signal md oosss runro ana mortar
could be done In ENGLAND, WIN her $500 miles Of
coast iinc. why should not our cousry, with double
vicsi il was this ihs. led me to propose what tho
superintendent Of tho service called tho ofcisns bc
ginning Of the ps,roi Of the Jersey coast since that
re,cue Of imperiled human lite How much Of COM
fort aud JOY has been voucnsaicd 20 families and
friends OF III. benehctores Of that mercy which drop
poth as tho gentle rains from heaven IN this warm
hearted Legislation. blessing and bIesscdi
Dit. SPEAKKR-l have spent The best part OF my life
In this public service; most OF II has been like writ
ing IN water Tho "reminiscences OF party wrangi,ng
past, without form and almost void. Gladly | would
VI coul los many reasons grouing out OF personal
that have aonc here. eonicssins 50 much made
quaoy, recalling 20 many who have come and gone
. ,o% TIL: .o. sUu''sSn' %s0y Of them
better world Il would gladly lay down my
commission end turn TO other duties which tho spso
Of time admonishes mo should hsve attention. But
what lIttio l have accomplished ia connection with
this e saving service Is compensation 'swcc,cr than
great reward IL speaks mo In tbc voices OF the
rcscueday. In tears OF spccchcss feeling, speaks Of
resurrection from death
4" .p :s 81 .ss ,s :ss g" s: .sss:
speaks OF faith triumphant all fcars In tho bet.
ter elements " our human nature. IL sounds nko
tie unduiatons Of tho sabba,h bei ringing In peace
and felicity !, comes 70 mo IN tho words OF Him VINO
y.s ss n b. s.S. ':S S ssss
should walk whisc.handcd along with government.
They strengthen ano save society. In the psriis
which environ our country, from passion and prcju.
ccc, iron old aaimos,t,os ana Irrita,ons let US
do good deeds pray hopefully that vessel Of State
be free IRON icakage, collision, wreck aud send
%, ebcat nrc Tho limo over Tho i'm periIIcd vcs-
SOL Tree tho hswser Tor tho lie oar, and then, with
stout hearts aud thankful souls ht up prayer TO
Hun who holds tho sea In the hollow OF His nsnd
Jesus bless gallant boat.
ny the torrent swept alosE;
Loud les threateninEsi let them not
Drown the music of q cong
Bresthed Thy mercy 20 ir1plore
" mere thess troubled waters
Guide our bark among tho waves.
through the surf oar passage smooth;
Where the whirlpool frets aud
let Thy love fts anger suothc;
All orr hops " placed In Thee.
Mscrcre Domi3e
Al the conclusion OF his speech no was warmly cor
graduated by members IRON both sides tho House.
Tho bill wns then passed.
rHE rARfpr Brrr.
Mr. WooD, Of New York, moved 20 60 Into Commit
OF The Whole tho Tariff bill, and yielded Mr..
GARvstp, OF Onto, who moved all general debate
be limited TO four honrS
Mr. O'NgiLL (rep.,. of Pei want TO understand
whether u this proposition TO limit debate agreed
10 get Al the bill itssf get rd OF once
and forever. The gentleman IRON Now YORK must
know Inevitably that tho House 10 IN OF tho
bill E
Mr.. woop--f want 20 cay 10 tho gentleman from
Pcpnsy lvan,a (O'NelD and 10 this HOUSE. that what.
ever may become ol the bill they do 70, nd Of
this question once and forever.
4 Mr. O'Ns,l1-rhe gentleman Urst scs that shsrs y