New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

I'm the House to-day, Mr.. FREEMAN Rep..
PENN introduced a I'M authorizing the Postmaster
General 10 contract years for the carrying of
mail. between the United States and foreign countries
in iron steamships belonging 10 the United States. Re
fcircd.
NAVAL TSTIlfATIs TO BE MADE N DETAIL.
Mr. WHITTHOENE Dem, 1enn.), Chairman Of the
Naval Committee reported back the bill requiring Tie
estimates for appropriations needed by the Navy Dc
paumcut 10 De made IN detail lie explained that tue
object 81 the BAN va, mainly l" pIeFthi ne hpi"pd-
non made for pecIa object being used for other
purase. Under the pJtoe custom Of buIkng the es-
iatcs great abuses might aud Cid occur IN the iuattel
Of transferring appropriations. The bil was tLen
Mr. WILLIS Dem. y. " from the same committee,
petition the Arctic u provides for The establish
for necessary expenses Of the expedition Referred
TO the Coinluiiec - the Nnoe. -. a.. ,,..,,.,.. ..
ToIcgn Relations. reported back the JOINT Resolution
authorizing ii, uenant Henry Mecalf, l. :. A, to
ctpt decoration from the sultan OF Turkey Passed
Ways l3I: nays. llS.
THE SILVER BILL PASSED OVER THE VETO
Mr.. STEPHENS MOVES THE PREVIOUS QUESTION.
During the calling Of the roll message received
the President announcing thst lie had vetoed the
Silver bill.
The vote having been announced ~ above, Mr..
STEPHENS Dem, Ga) moved to proceed TO the busI-
ness on Speakers table for the purpose Of taking up
the veto message.
The SPEAKER said that that motion was unnecessary,
e, therefore, having first that order restored
and observed, LAID The message (which is printed els
where before the House n follows:
Tue message having been read the Speaker stated
that the question was "Wil the House. on reconsider
st,on, pas the bill r.
NJ. STEPHENSON that, move the previous ques-
ton. , -
II. IGappDg Of hands and other demonstrations OF
applause among the meInbersI
'Jhc previous question was seconded, and the main
question ordered.
Mr. siEPHENs--I propose that. by general consent.
euD Dp l,riu m
Eecold such remarks 90 Ee may desire TO make Oh this
NJ. BANKS (Rep, Mas,.,-I object
Mr. fOkT Bep., Ii.)-As this message is not TO be
yruted. ask that ii lie read again fSbOuts OF No,
no." from the friends Of The bill
The sPEAKKR-DOes the gentleman desire TO have
The mr n9s1I TGtfLi Se pi,hiISt dd So,
The sPEAKER-lt goes into The Record.
NJ. FORt-I mean TO say that. 10 has been
plncd for our consideration, 1t should DC read again
before the vote Is taken.
DE. cox MAKES AN IMPROPER REMARK.
Mr.. COX (Dem, ~ YJ-I object to having the message
read again. 1t is a charge OF fraud by fraud.
NJ. McCOOK (itep., y. Y.)-I call my colleague to
DER and ask that his words be taken down the Clerks
deal. lshouts Of down. down." "order, order" from
The Democratic side of the chamber.l | demand that
they be taken down and read.
Mr.. COX-I snnpy said that the message was a charge
81 lTau0 bg fraud.
Iii. MCCOOk-Taat was very improper language 10 he
used III tAe presence Of the House.
Mr.. COX-It a very true expression Of the gen.
NJ. McCOOK--I insist upon the question OF order
The cPEAKiR-The Chair thinks that the gentleman
Or. OK w3s not entitled 10 make any remarks.
Mr. McCOOK-But ne did make tnem.
The SPEAkEk-Thc rOllcal has been commenced
and must be proceeded with.
M McCOoK-I ask for the ruling OF the Chair on the
words used
Ihe srLAKER-1he Chair thinks that the language
OF The gentleman fou NewYork out Of Ordcr. lie
had no right 70 use IT, The reporters were not bound
u taEs down AT ALL as IL went INTO The Congressional
Mr.: McCOOk-Tbat is all I ask-tbat IL shall not 90
intO ne Aoe0fd Thought 1t singular expression fOi
the gentleman 10 uhe.
gentleman to make the remark.
Mr ACCOOk-DOc5 II 20 INTO The Heard
The sPEAkLR-Ihe Chair thinks thai il sbould moi
60 into The hecOTd.
Mr. MCCOOk-Very well, sir, that Ia ALL
A MAJORITY OF 1913 FOR TIE BILL,
The vote then taken, and resulted Yeas 106
nays, 10.
The last three votes cast by Messrs. BRAGG
Oen., Wsl, COOK Dem, Gal, and KELLEY Qep
Pcnn all OF whom had been absent from the House by
Illness but came up In time by unanimous cOnsent tC
record their votes, which they did IN the affirmative.
The Following Is the vote Ia detail Republicans IL
HOnsn, and Democrats III HditeSI: