New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
Irritating Of the .ntagon,.s agslns. who's. ntnet.

together In as amcable and peasant mood a. N nv
was The same with Mr. Atkins and Mr. Foster WITH Nv Nv
southarl and Mr. Garfield and with all other mutually
on one OCCASION on which Mr. Springer tried n 70, #,
some remarks out OF order. Mr. Butler, Of Massachu.
sett7 planted himself sqJarely IN front Of him and dis
charged vOllev OF Objects each louder and en-
puatc Than the before and he kept Il up untn hs
carried his point. aul as be Waked over 10 his desk
again ne gave - tor his demonstration thar hs
was not going to- listen 70 abuse against irend Of bis.
any other last night OF Congress- aEd there was tho
least sign OF that hiariousness which ha5 sometimes
! characterized such night session
! the Speaker was seldom out OF tho chair and hA
| through the rocks aud qllcksands Of parliamentary
Igstion with great ohi, tact, moderation aud l-
/ pa!lall}.
GENERAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED
| Tho House resumed It's session at @. Ia.
A resolution was passed granting condemned cappon
o. the Williams Monument Association Of Detroit Mich
Bis were pas ed relative to the enlistment OF Joy,Ia
/ the Navy
tn. SPEAKER laid before the House p message from
no Pre- dent ranuni'tng the report u le Centennial
/ Commission. Laid ou the table
| fhe following -.Uai" bills woro passed; G.Yughe
m.a 3D.. fhs STAT uf NtI, and aut Virginia r.,1.c-i
ire boundary. sale of lands fu Io i. uIj r..I.I flf
nsva purposes: tor 'ue appointment o., an sla.ualal
a-.urlI,e Justice OF fIs Supreme Court rf Dt..+l.
Ih, -"acr POO iror' of he 7pelaor' a"-e WIS oythn
| vito brs 100 thcr hands, d"m'n. 3 recognition from
/ Objections were made ro nearly al bills. among them
that uuflrg aluTYuI ftIuu- I.Ifr payment. NJ raar,
OF p u-iou- alI i.st prot'.n" for rra'r "l " X.o
/ MrtlkIN- W.m.. Itana moved Hl' ue House
I.-i-t 80 -d.,I-reDu .ut f. -r '.H..f. tl no
/ L.I>aut. Appropriation ull. ami t.at ucw Confer.
! r,,. g. C...l.. ter Doc aup.a.'a.
ar..al,a'S,.. elerrurou 3l.. .l.Al>l.L G,,1.KgJ
/ move. Io .aa-a reoc-s
yir. bAHEn, however. srat nc tft Don. va.a l'...
mood THAI hr" r'hI .'u" r.n ".'H" '" .n ..'c-
/ mrut v.'drcw h- motion d. ID Nr-i~. A'.as, Dur.
/ usn aud Foster wer, ,a'p. .ut.d co..rr.e..
known i, ''.. az. tha McG'oan H.am o.i.o oa.I Do gss
/ p.-~c3-rta- It9, nav. G@.
II pro,ar- .ora Commission of lI.al1 'o 500 ia Wash.
ington to establish e' ana f '''.'' in e''d '" te
m tl .,tiD, of p rr.,r ,...,,.. ANA o. rci.t fo fye
n,St Uou.sr--.
N--IAHN- I'D .H.' ..' ''.'.t I'D -U' '+ .' -.'s
a." co.,. " l' Oh"
iI, ".-,.I which yya. ~u,tqiuet tv 40 ovcrvhplm-
n W. l2,I E ,l LIN ot1r t.,'.,
80, D.nocrlt.c ~iIc nuo loudly protested against
,.' ,,r'. .,.. .,'re ii.r would r,l tl. f......
Fora icw 90 lgrnis ineT' "'," " '"., %, i.e
,,II....u., yi ..ru { a UU.4 U..... i.,,
/ n,,',. a. .4iii ~. 1e,rI love t.,.i,n.
.,r. vq,. .ld u.. N..e ordered. 4uH tHe motion %
ih' .'.. . .. .-'
/ .... r.r.. Ell
'..t.'l bill a.-,...r.s..- -.-ulaoaD fr
] ,'. r.....'.. .r iI a n.r ,l.r
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i"' "u ,s-.. t..- ,'... ...Icft au,! ,rurair,lag
%' , ,l '' iI,r. ,ari fo ,f. ont ne
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NAV '" N',I .,i.. a, ,..,rt. I....-.. i1
tInc. .of sr.I.et' Jon lor .rr,a.. io JH.v, l-~o.
i fne iI ,iiye 10 t4r nam. ..ltlt.oI o. uI..
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nv ,rEI\~ Dem Trru) 40 1910 ranprr.1 ftat TIC
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/ ""l l'Ir '"'' ''' i'.''
| Nr. GARFIELD li'rp.. '..'' .' I.t l''.'S
! r'so'u'l D VIC. f.. III'. .-.. t....rd
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s,ruaave-. for the pr"m'., ':c.en, AMI ."p'r a,.
, C''i-r pl i"' '''"'..' '' VI ' '
q. motiou OF Mr. DJNNLLL Rep, Nnnl a r"'o.r
. 7
BOURBON DTrf>CU.
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Nr. A'h''' ~, "'' -''-' ~ |
/ nroc.r.Di 10 read a ro'NrA address ID .-e D. so
DAu WAS interrupted br sc},I4. tls--a-r, and bog
... o.. ,,,,t 1,lf.s ID. ,,,,I.,.rs aud fIr.I... n
IT. % ,l,, iIal,.. which ur.,lI,.9. w3s Accorded
zoe H.'l ". ,.,' i. 'l...'. .,I ,Ir 4 L.u. ,ir.
4u" Ef.,l+,f ."' -,. w. ,, rl n me-. I'm .a,
& roii.icL r,pr,.iug clause. 10 tns Leg-IstI,e
me fot'lo"' ~ P LII AtI,,,tI,tIiou 5l.I and
presncd The democratic yy% f OF r,, ,1at nI,sg ir
II sremS 60 me me Ia"l ,iI ~ 1--we r',d pont
"lcrc rrtlral 10 D''ei, ,sN & Wlo,r
~ ~ ,-,s,irtv aftarbcs to cltbrr House or either
10 IA. .,.l,in,i t.,-,I.rs r. rf ,..h .I..er
ll 'y,o or tbo ofher FOR tle f5 nm. ,f ii,.. n
P!auon oS ihe g,2pe Tlt uA & IL w9e,s M ., r,"n-'. ~
,,i,,, ,, r.n.3I of - tfli.- which are ntusi and
~ rs,I ,s i1.t f..i bv every C,,- =
,, ,' RI ,,t mn. iI,.o,iVr,u gr AFFORD 10 summit
.@'' co.. 49,. ,r,I.f ,f M. n..,l iIud AnuItt,.
6r ~ tra ir.rlIlIfIoils In Mr. kI, ,,lcrcl v. 10
alo" me aPp''N al M w. 4 % i sung i 81
o. -t.I nm Gu,oJ--to ,s..t l. he P. ,.d,it auI
i,,irr v.l O itr ne had On, tur.ucr communication
~. J. a. tn me. XINtu Congress.
Tho apr1lutmrut ot tuat committee was followed ly
m. auuoiu,u.nt OF Nj. Buuut Dem, GaJ. M NILS
dom. Tx and A Hare li,rp., .icl 30, visitors to the
V..et Point Military Academy, aud OF Nr. DIrutn
lp.u.. Xvi Nj. Knapp iDtuU, l.) an. .lI. Freeman
p.D p.nul IA. visitors 10 t.c Annapolis N..l
= '.T.,-
t,bsTTt fpan Ohfol IN. n took tnr foor aud .ld
49, h. M. fri.uI. l, .nf,.ufri a, amy rea.
@ l' i.,-,,,.Ilt mon. t,ou n n,y, beru mo- u,res.
,.,,, ..s',.. and ftIf ifryeu tn, tl- Ho9,a
',iN iN ~, IN. i,~ .i. r,i1r ot n. rr.t IL ,I,t lrl
w. ', f. 80 .i lnd an .y ire .rs, , t0lII ,,iIl la
-, Ir, hfIi oa, v,rpllu copy Of ou. INTRO
a'Vir 80 ~, 80 Ca,.r,-,u az tiIe A rr,uistfIon