New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01


to refer the resolution to the Finance Commnee 60,
The motion was aCreed o-ycas, % NAYS 22Ias FOL
lows Republicans in roman, Democrats III "o'''S''
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Mr.. Cameron Rcp, Pcnn), Mr.. Mcpherson Dem" n
7 J. Mr. Fdmunds Rap. VI, and VT. Dawes lReP Mass
who would have voted yea, were paired WIN If' Ma
man Dem. Ohio, and Mr.. Hill Dem, Gal VINO Wouid
~ SnDetn resumed consideration Of the Senate hill
relating 10 vessels not propelled wholly 10y sail or inter
ma motive power Of their own e1cnptlng such craIt
from enrolment and license. go,
The question was on concurrine in the following
House amendments Nor s7'l ths or any tN,,,L a'
licensing ~ any hatbo3t barge or like craft FOR the car
5n ~ frc@ht moi proueIed by sail or by internal mo-
tive power OF its OVID on the rivers OF the O"'''"
Mr.. CONELTNG Hcp.. y. " moved TO amend the
House amendment BY Inserting after me words ol us
own" the words plying expressly EJected-yeaS'
Mr. FERRY REP. Mch moved to insert Sdt,i after the
WORD rivers" the words or iahs. h.n..'', Ia .,,
The hin was reported back 70 the senate, ana INC
amendments OF the House as amended IN Committee OF
M N.Y. TFsTOY CDem.. ConnJ-rdo not move but
gcst. that the title be omcndGd by aoni9s the words
and 10 ocitaie SmuglnE'y lL4lLni,,EI 49,, ,, tain,
resolution heretofore submitted by m Wtnorizne me
construction Of rericCrating shin. under The super
vision Of and according to the plan Of Professor UaEee
Lost. - o F.. ,, C,.,.,oo -,
,,Irorri1tons rcnortcd House JOINT resolution TO adj
i5ur Sine DIE at p. today with recommendation
Mr. WINDOW rep. Mirn) objected. he said the Re
pUblcans wished TO give me m.lorty one H'E 10 s,c
one nights consideration woud bring the 10 reason
Mr. Window also said: "The rules say that this reso-
les we on this side waive this RUE for the purpose OF
letting Congress 20 homo without cGmpeinc the hnsl-
ness FOR which II convened do not think proper
70 waive the rule for that purrose, and hope onr
friends on nsIIS Nh io e do ,cforc o,ci"ck
Several Democratic scnators-We don't need any time
The resolution went over until to-morrow.
Mr.. BAILEY Dem. Tenn and MI HAMPTON DEM
j announced that had they been present during the
morning hour they would have voted against referring
Mr. Nest, yf GS Mnn5 ana Mr GRooNE Dem
Ma announced that had they been present they would
have voted Tor its reference.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ARRAIGNED.
Mr.. CHANDLER Rep., Michj rose at This point in
the proceedings and made the following pointed speech:
Whether the adjournment resolution passed by the
House is acted upon to-day not, is immatcriaL We
have now been three months and half in this Capitol
MOI without certain results We have shown to the
ucopIe Of tins Nation inst what tho Democratic party
means. The people have been informed as 10 your
Darty's ends and aims. BY fraud and violence by shot
guns and tissue-Dallos, NOn hOid the present ma
taken an carry oII4Ft"nig 10 snpH T 4E,
YOU intend TO 90 WIN may mJgFflB, INV, anI7
but ike Moses Of Old we propose {" send you up INTO
the mountain 10 die Grcat aughteTI MT. Ile,lnSHt,
we are approachuC the end of this extra sess on. aud it,
record VIII soon become history Inc acs OF me cino-
cratic party manifested IN This Congress JUSTIFY me
i'm grraicuc ~ before the loyal people OF the United
states the political Issues which IL has presented as
enemy Of the Nation and as the author and aDettor
Iarraisn the Democratic party follows FIRST
For having resorcd revolutionary measures TO carry
ont their partisan projects by attempting to cOerce the
Executive by Withholding supplies ana thus accom-
pshug by stary tiOn the destruction Of the Govern
ment which they had failed to overthrow by arms.
SecDnd-FOr having injured the business interests OF
the country by forcing the present extra session AFTER
liberal compromises rendered to them prior to the
3Iiyd For having attempted to throw away the re-
suits Of the recent war by again eeyalng STATE over
National soyeIelsy' we 5"ernceG llo DE- nm
hundred thousand lives, ana expended hNe lIou-ahu
million of collars TO put down this hcrcsl, ana 10 per
peuate the natOualliie. They surrendered TINS at Ap-
pOmdttOX but now they attempt TO rene" tms Preteh
sion. d.. . ,.-..,.,.
exceptions ana long may ihcy ne IeMelhDeT ~ 10 ua
ago the business interests Of the country by FORCING
silver coin into circulation OF Less value Than II repre-
septs thus swiudug the labOtiug man and the pro
Queer by compelling him TO accept 50 cents Tor dollar
tine laborer Twelve hundred million dollars is paid
yearly labor alone M this country ana by forcing an
S5-ceut dollar the wOIkngmen, you sWludle them
out OF one hundred ana egnty millions yearly.
FiIM-FOr having removed without cause experienced
officers and employees OF this body OF whom served
and were wounded In the Union Army, and with aI-
pointing who had IN the rebel army attempted 10
destroy tie Government
StTt5-For having instituted secret and regtmate
tial Inc cdicts of bch have been made tie supreme
Governing power of Congress defiance OF the fuda
mental principles OF the Constitution The DEGREES Of
tins iunta are known although It's motives are hidden
SersHth-FOr having hcld up for public admiration
thai arch-rebel Jefferson Davis g1eat laughter on The
Democratic sdcl declaring that he was inspired by mo
tyes a. sacred ana as noble Ms animated Washington
and having rendered services IN attempting TO De
StrOy the Union when "OId tqII n history GitcIan
fame and Roman glory lIaugnterI You may laugh
the people Of The North wi, make you augh RON the
other side OF your faces ikeIt"ed IauEHtcIl $500.
Ejaht-FoT having undertaken TO blot from the stat
ute book Of the Nation wise laws rendered necessary Dy
the war and ITS results ana usIilHs me, nD,I anu
the pursuit. Of happiness 70 the tnangpgteG freed
ocsrg IN exile although urged TO remain by
TinM~For having attempted to repeal the wise egs-
sion which excludes those who served under the rcbc
flag holding commissions IN the Army ana Navy Of
IeHd-For having introduced large amount Of
Legislation Tor the exclusive benent 81 the states re
Gently II rebellion which, II enacted, would bankrupt
nTSIS,,a&%Far having consptred TO destroy all that
the Republican party has accomplished many Of them
breaking their OatLs OF allegiance to the Uultcd states
and nIr5gng their lives their fortunes and
H. ttgct,d bouors To overthrow this Government.
They failed, and thus lost all they pledged CAL halt
The days Of yspoung are over Inc loyal north Is
aroused, aud their doom j. sealed.
accept tie these arIag nments distinctly and
specifically before the citizens Of tins great Republic
As senator Of the United States and as citlLcn,
appeal The people. II Is for these clzrns 10 say VINO
confident that the Republican part right ana that the
Democratic party Is wrong lhty nave Iituc THESE Is
sIrs moi We and by them they must stand fail This
* tbe platform which they nave constructed not only
1879 but for 1850 They cannot change IT, Ior we
will mold them TO IL. They nave made thelr Ded' ana
We will see that they lie thereon.
MI BAYARD Dem, Deli, from tho Committee on
Finance reported fayorably the House joint resou-
ton TO supply Congress with 500 copies Of eyls In
mort Duties" Passed.
Mr. HARRIS Dem, Tenn.) sent 10 the Clerks desk
and had read letter from Profess GamCee, withdraw
ING ms previous offer give the Government the benefit
OF his nYeHOn for TeiIlgeTatng ship machine on GER