The New York herald., 1878-03-10

by Mr. Kelley, in which the correspondent says that
an abstract OF the speech would give toerably fair
iaca OF ~ with the exception oil the peroration In
that ne entered on defence of the OhtN democracy
against the sans cuiote cdiior.i OF the Now York
iTiDunc Notnng. says the correspondent. but ver-
ba.im report woad do justice 10 It's Communstic
lence It's conclusion was:-'T warn you, bankers
ana oulonlsts. that unless you desist from your
plundering ana robbng, mob will b Mt your doors
and kniic at your throats" The correspondent re-
marks that Mr. kelcys slenographer ceased TO write
when he reached this part Of his speech and the cor
respondents own criticism that 'had Fourier lived
he would have rejosea 10 see this day, although he
might be ashanedu vi 50 much stupidity IN is disciple"
QLaughter) He (Mr. Garheld) submitted whether. on
that statement AMI on similar statements IN the
Cleveland papers, ne MAS not justified In speaking of
the GEM ,leinsus Communistic speeches in Ohio AS
to the last campaign. he knew that " generally
understood then thai an expression in favor oil Tho
gentleman solicited. He tMr. Garncid) had been
consulted on the subject and II he hsi had tho
faith in The restoration OF sound principles that others
had no would have boen glad TO join
tho Efforts made by those gentlemen. He
spooglzed TO the House Tor occupying It's
M Kelley stated that the despatch in the Cincinnati
paper had been written by who had not seen
stcnosrspner had taken no notes and lnat inc ro.
ports OF tho speech were maae by Independent re-
portcrs.
PAY FOR DIPLOMATS AND CoxsuLs
The pcrsonSl discussion here closed, ana the House
al two O'Clock went INTO Commstee OF the Whole on
Shs Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill (Mr
Cox, oil New York, in the chair) Tine bill appro-
PIRATES 81 1856 935, reduction oil $1U2 439 from lhe
appropriations ear and red Of $l77 462
from the estimates OF tho State Department.
Inc salaries Of Ministers to Great Britain, Franco.
Germany and RUSSIA are liked AZ $4,000 each; TO
Spain Austra, Italy. Brazil Mexico, Japan aud China
al $40 900 each; 10 chill and Peru So 900 zach to
Sweden and Norway, Turkey, Venezuela, Hawaiian
Islands, Argentine Republic and United States oi
Colombia At 500 each; to Bolivia $1,000; TO Guatc
msIa, Costa Rica Honduras, Salvador and Nicaragua
Zone Mnistsr) at 900; to Aayt at $4,000 TO Lioe.
ria At 81, 500.
Committee ON Appropriations, proceeded TO explain
tho bill. The com mttee had reduced the salaries Of
the iour principal Ministers abroad from $l7, 500 TO
$l5,0OO, an amount amply sufficient, consider ring tho
work 10 be done by them. he referred to the fact
thai tho Consul at London received So a head tor
every dollar Of mat tax upon commerce used At
the Consulate and not covered Treasury.
Tuat was what made the position OF consul ~ much
sought alter.
Mr.. COX, (rep) Of Ohio inquired whether tho law
did not require all such fees bc turned into the
Treasury
Mr.. SINGLETON replied that 1t did not.
Mr.. HEWITT (dcm. OF n. Y. thought that tho gen.
tcman from Alssssppt was mistaken. All the fecs
tho Treasury accounted TOR In the accounts OF
consul
Mr.. SINGLETON conunuing) said that Appropria.
ton Committee had endeavQrcd on tho hand to
guard against any retrenchment which might impair
the service and che oInsr TO preventany unneces
Bary expenditure OF pubiic money HIS own Opinion
that tho present system Of the service might DO
mucn simpled, and that Two or three Ministers
toned at sOmc central points in Europe, with
Alter speech W Mr. Hubbe, (rep.) OF Mch., Ia
vor OF au extension OF our foreign commerce, the
mttee rose, and the House, at twenty live minutes
| 70 i've, adjourned.