New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-05
IT.. .ourts are the proper authorities to
Ompe to pay s on motion Of Mr. dILL the Senate
Atvnsd until tomorrow.
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

=, ho House to-day, Mr.. BUILEh iheP"
-, introduced bill 10 supply 80
M' currency with which the minor puof
n'e.' transactions OF the people may 10 uon &C.
n,errcd II provides for Issuing 20 Genus "Nu "
o. fractional currency, and directs that any person
cen into the Treasury legatender notes OF con-
w. oco,ve sueh amount OF fractional currency as no
oy aes,re: one-sixth Of all payments maze ro
rreosurv in redemption Of National bank notes Is "
Ia On limited states legaltender notes, OF 'ne ueN
nations Of 81 So SO and go ,.rotiop of Doorkeeper
PIE nS case, and was addressed BY Mr. COOK Den'a
in favor OF retaining the the previous
Mr. HARRISON Dem, ~ u'""""'" Wv
question but was not red az snhstitute reso-
Mr. EDEN Dem, IL f c9Iopin" nersons in OK.
@ ~ The number authorized ny law dgectns Mn "
revise tho soldiers PS ar sofr and Tecommittng to
n co,omitfee Civil Service Reform IT'S report WIN
10 ascertain what changes may be necessary
T The more economic administration OF the business OF
me Doorkeepers Department ,.. A..
Mr. BAKER REP Ind VINO had nrs y, p fSo ou nae
spose IN favor OF the majority resolution. lie called
attention to the aet tat lot 'e as XIV has
nod To be lie believed the charges against
p o heen Interested in legislation before Congress and
that he had violated and set at defiance the rules OF the
MT, HALE REP, Me.)-Mr. Polk is creature OF tho
DsmOcratic party and now the spectacle is presented
Of that party seeking some avenue mewhere wDcre
y scapegoat may be found which TO Wal, the SINS
Of The party. Look at the tErOngs OF hungry april
a. mueb of wonder that Mr. Polk lost ms headt In the
report of the Committee on Civil Service Reform m,
nothing is said about the influence which induced inc
6oorkeeper TO do "a he has done. The case or me
DooIkeeper sinks into insimiticance compared win
The radical incOmpctency Of the Democratic party 10
ADMINISTER any branch of the Government The Com
mttee on Civil Service Reform has abOrcd in travail Tor
week upon week, and has reported simple res0intio
declaring the Office of DOOrkeeper vacant. Has CVll
Seryce reform exhausted ITSELF that al that can DC
done is to turn ofceri decline 10 accept !hc
concuson of the report. remember the IaDIc OF INC
fox and flies and | do not want another DoOrkcepet
xrt1b M a ne
mon the House. Falstaf soldier Bottom as a
idver Dnpdreary as philosopher, and Mulberry Sellers
as capitalist, such figure as the DeihOcI
marty cuts masquerading before the country a. Cv
Eeryea reformer and capable OF administering any
hranch of tho Government, no matter how small -
MIR BAKER Rep.. N " said he would Ike 10 Oner an
amendment directing the D0Orkeepcr, IN ms future mp
nointments TO disregard the solicitations OF Democratic
be main Question having been ordered the vote was
taken on the resolution offered by Mr.. EDEN (Dein,
I as substitute the report OF the committee anu
II was rejected by a vote OF 30 10 l33 1870, =,
The question REQUIRED on tue resolutions reported ny
the committee, as follows: -, ~. -,
Representatives ana hereby is declared vacant ana
Rired That until the appointment Of Doorkeeper
the duties of the and hereby are, devoVed on th
NJ. CoNGER Rep Mich.l demanded division of th'
The vote was therefore taken the first resolution
and II was adopted yeas l39, nays So Inc iOlOWIHS
the vote i'm the negative Republicans III K0nah Dem
ocrats in itniicsJ: