New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-14

A. + rl'r +. - no, me whom you have satlsfy is
ot1rr g1 ~ - ,e Woa d ., pS ~ bsm tsat m
'q,t v. t... ..i Interview bad with Mr. Poster
a. subject wat followed came 10 me from other
pf.sH, , . ,,,-,,t, 9, II WINS ,oodo
tnes roti nj ~ lbs terms But told the day
Itae Vermont return had been U thr ugh thr JOINT
rutioi th4t Goo gentlemen from South Carol na
w., -,tf,si ana that there could he no reason Why
Go count -hond nn' troceed DO Not KNOW nov my
wrre -ali-rei. have never seen any member
irom Lo.i>iana about %; 1 only know that they
t.d a.y ffu,ucc o2elted 10 Tor TIE com!ioio',
81 tat count. 1 di1 % m go" interest * peace;
tat ud tun the wi-ost ana best ocl ny ire, far
g. ,u an, CONNIE. tlon wuh ,he matter. II other pen
bad. IMPROPER 4rcai T.. know nothing Of them. Have
Ian.nci.a itr gcltemau- CIR. ELLSWORTH question 10
snoEI Lutl.
Mr Ellsworth made no response but Ir. CoNoLh
us.p Nl.i.l a-l,u manifested very eager desire 10
lut 90 question to IT. Il vtL az opportunity which
neither Mr. Hewitt the chairman, Eor the committee
seemed Inclined 10 sive him.
r.DUHGAM tD.n.. Ky.)--IIaving charro Of ihis lin
fis,rG u-utor aud Shouts oi Wh5t bAf"l am net
t..sne about oi.fics am t.iLinr ahou; business
Hiu o. u n anout tLc Military Academy bhl, noi he
IDcol.l bl. noNe tLst thc committee rise "r tie
p.I.a.t ul rioslDg tuC debate Ou tlls amendment.
Tue committee ~ vote 81 10 to 49, determined 70
after scycn motions t, adjourn h. q been voted down
BIZ Drrtsu moved mat when thc house next 20 INTO
COMMITTEE ei juc Whole. tle debate should coso 10 or"
S.s, .ato Committee Of tle Whole. tie debate Oh
T.. lIl 90 cusi D. iiIf hoUr
Mr CONGER tRep.. Mich1 desired 90 call The atten-
f.anu the seuueman from Nes-loik or. HEWITT %
tc OF tuc extraordinary statements De had mad'' 'A
t rhst seemed unsatisfactory reply 10 i"o
,..l ions asseG HIM. Il ho understood she e'n'iehan
auv, had said in h. place on re ZOO, ,hat ta,
t-d.aty sHi4 out, Uut tiai no Noiin, % Tan ,o4H
A. Inc ginlcrnsn said that Tie Presidency hnd pcth
Nr. Hewitt arose 60 reply.
Nr toNgi,t-I fDn't weld.
ST. HEWiII-I eiu rot allow any gentleman toput
would INTO ut noyln IN, ,, a.. .. a.. ,,, ,-,.,.
out o. ue go 'inans mouth lha's I,i.i 1 i , a.,
korIi.fn man had sold out. what l--ie Pc.d, nc, iu
fiuaii. southern me mad. hc bad naae no irpy
s.lotl4L Iler, was another proposition 10 wiIcn hv
I'D naGe 10 reply The ecatcman had sa!d
f.u proposition had hocn mauc 10 nun ..
81 out, wn! the Presidency no' 10 1e
W.a tae House and Tho county Iila
D. n- about iur grntcuans selling OUT the gentleman
ID COME forward ono quoted ium b pof,s WiicA Add
o., rro..n LAD been i5ade to hin, to sell ue PIES
.., DOT to boy &c. Vas ut Satisfactory answer 60
oiua or A.kcuj that he Nlr HeaitD usd sofa out
N..il a answer toi tie House t.at ne uid t1r",
d. ast,d tie gentleman 10 loIo w no d. fe'nnih ANA
H., vAu had matte tie proposition a. llni 10 soii the
SE iiiWIII- Nohody.
Mr. tQNoEl-l don't yiad. llSuglirrI , ,, .,o,o
NJ HEwirl-i vans 70 answer lon %, yen 60 along,
sr. coNGEi. hapa sad' thtt NJ; h'T s, I ,s
tfoops would pc WITHDRAWN n tie combustion work
i've. .,siiis hls Sevs Did tue gentleman
On siiisn,ut would ra-J irc couni'( when he hSd
$40 FfitY u,ea, Onio) sala tnat in he opinion.
a., tame the house nad Decu spent none iHolrhy
f,.t4t illu di tis sc.sun. Tue gentleman from
a ~. ~ 6l ly H. j. Mai" a WILL. to sc
on the fleadtucy. hc lAt lLe5l desired "a
feow-c.s trltors had bscu indicted IL l. tis,sua aud
t.at o. tem hnd been c9nVlc'cai anu y,t toaaNi
ntnhcis oil Cougc.s oi the ious ahd the se@ie' .ao
Ieuh,rs % the Cabinet we're stntng 90 h. touN cieo
tarcf- spoke truly. thcre even ious dlscus-
tIn lu ihe tabnct over The proposition o sending toe
t.t., tesen away Into Louisiana to wrcst from
a.. t,7g. ei ths law. fl,ii convicted oriunal
Mr HANNA az D., Iudl rose 70 discuss The Academy
aTet's not tb, subject are On " He however per
sf,,rc,i 10 H. pur,,e, saying tlat DemoUts rom tle
soaih aud ,nt q, vuoicJhs rom tue MUM u''' ho' ''
Mr. sPAEKs sDgn. ~ % ted ii%m the ie,''ls
written by =. Madison Wells 10 senator west ana - ~
Maddox Ia when nc Appealed for help 10 proceed WIN
count In louisiana IA ORR 20 40" l"a' mo 'oo
FOSrrR SAYS THERE WAS 80 BARGAIN.
NJ FOSTER Rep Ono) said that II had not been his
good fortune 70 hear the opening remarks OF the gentle
man from New-York ir lie T.tO, ont IN the remainder
Of HIS statement there really nothing which had not
neon p,bshed 70 the world tine and again. unless
II was the statement that he had 10 believe that
bargain had been made with some LOUISIANA gen
H. Foster said That there bad b,cp bargain made.
80 Tar a. be- Tutd. lie never knew Of any fOr
.isi a. 5Oi' , c sn4i lie lad desired peaceful
soinfon OF the Electoral Count Bill III aad voted FOR
it aga.nsf many OF nis party friends Dtcsuse
lie believed 1t was immensely more important @
10 country that that question shou'u De
fettled In a peaceful and orderly manner than
tat either HAYES TIldrn should Dc President When
the hibusterine movement bad begun on the Demo
cratic si0o, he had again become solcitous about NE
happiness Of the people IN" question OF peace OF sre
had Involved He had Thought then mat ne knew
what Governor hayoss feelings were on the QUESTION OF
local s~gOVeruueut. He had made public proclamation
thanked hun Tor making II; and that was the eter 70
which 80 much reference had been made lie did not
know that at the time the gentleman from New YORK
r Hegl;Q was PLAYING any 'pPortsnt paIt ID oIal
qlre something about It. At that time he iMr Hewitl
not greal factor ~ the problem the 9thef - h!.
nan from Ncw-Y0rk (Mr. WOOD was conducting the
Democratic notwithstanding movement.
Mr. FOitr said he bad lab0Ied simply for the peace
mi execution the Electoral Bill, without exacting
hai he bad believed would the policy Of President
Hayes. No one thing was done anywhere, or III any
thsf ersct that Obliged an body thing
sheraton Of ANYTHING being dDue by the other SIDE
GARFIELD THUNDERs Al THE ENEMY.
Mr. GARFIELD rep. ohio) followed Mr.. Foster In
burst OfindlgnaDt eloquence. He said:
When Inc decision of the Electoral Tribunal was an
nounced there between thirty and forty honorable
gefleInen uter SIDE, most OF whom had been Ia
arms AGAINST u wno believed Oh their honor that they
Me- bonpd Ia stand ny the result They did So and
they resisted like patriots every effort 10 break
up ths count aud bring this country into evil
war. and 1 viii not believe that alter they had
DECLARED their purpose 10 do SO they stdn'd Their
homer by doing what they DOING as matter Of
trade and / 60 not believe Il. lApplanse The men
who resisted hhusjeriug ON that SIDE ala IL on the hgh
grounds National duty and their couscienccs as men,
aud II "a mortal IN this world tbat says
they uadod, believe that that MAJ Hes lGreat a-
"a, II them and Il be a man IN this world
thar that any on tins side OF the House. or the
President, any Tor the President, made uadr,
hope he viii exhibit the trade let the scounlrel
WHO made ~ or Who authorized II be dashed. naked,
through the word. lApIlausel But believe that the
man Who ALE grs that there suci a either a
deceived and fooled man OF hsr. IApTlausel
Presdepcies and selling Presidents What man here had
Presidency for sale, or was IN the market to buy
Pfesidoncyf fbaurnterl LIT the man who has such
wares for sale show them, and not thunder In