New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
fair and perfsct 10

Not only was II constitutional but 1t essential n
Mr.. BUTLER (Tn6, Mass) thought that tho snail
was unconstitutional and argued IN that direction 9
ssn uitheri Give me the appointment 81 the censn.
takers ~ Massacnusetts and let them az coi,
tours OF campaign literature and there Will be ive
campaign In Massachusetts tban there was last go
around and distribute the literature which mvcSV
Paign committee might get out. quite ccrain Ia
Mr.. FRYE (Rep.. MeI-They might he amcnable r. d..
law against distributing bad literature.
Dir. BUTLER (Ind Mass.)-lf they carry nv f,fer.r,
speeches have dOu5t 81 IL. an M favor 80 b,t
one supervisor appointed from one po!ltir,i
tho next from another, and 50 on. '
Several menb'rs-Iow about The Gr'enbackersI
gentlemen. ILnugbteT.l n / can GET me Rep1b1 y,
TO WORK against the Democrats and the Democ-,,s
AGAINST ti" Republicans. the success Of the Sau5n,l
Mr.. CONGLR rep. MieAJ moved to amend IN.
amenimeut o. strike the flaise ,rfI@ a,noi
Wrut % Supery sOTs by me Governors RjccteG-YCs
Mr. CUTLER ind Mass) offered "a n snb.tltn,o -.
tho aIG.n dment. an Amendment providing mar ts
appointment OF Supervisors shall remain with the srs
tlry Of tue Interior, each alternate supervisor so
appointed To De OF different political parry To lac ,
tlfrd by The Secretary OF the Interior.
wanted to maze IL "a hAaDe offence iOT man dsqs,
Mr.. BI,TLER-No; but when n man takes m oe,..
Which should he nonpo!tica, he tak's it under tle law
that rcuU that lac shall not l,o AZ for political mr.
tn-cs BON parties are committo 70 thai ar@cR i.
When the Republican party made tire Supervisors az
Election they made them Oh each rOltlca. Tdrty when
~. II .rIorrifi pirfy mad. rue Electoral q inui.sl
they made 30 ~ equal numbers from each party In the
House and senate, and the question was winch par'y
would get the balance, and the Democrats ihink tie
wrong party got 70. II your judges cannot carry on
thor business without being governed Dy gOhtIcs sit
not bes to have Supervisors Of the Census delivered
The amendment was reiccted-Yeas. 90; nays. a.
MI CUTLER lind. Mass) then moved Ia amend tls
amendment as to vest the nominating power tho
Yire-Presdrnt aud the speaker OF me House.
without further action the committee rose
Mr. WILSON (Dtm. ". Var from the Committee On
Foreign Anairs asked leave TO report resolutions look.
iug to further treaty with the Republic oi Mexico
This was Iiccted 10. Vas also proposition 10 set
aside Friday night for the consideration Of TIE resOlg.
lions.
Tie House met at 40 p. M. and immediately went
INTO Committee OF the whole, with Mr. Blackburn
Dem. k'Jn the cnair on tAo j. ss"tlEe Judicial snd
Executive Approximation blL Tue rrhtiug i.bcndmeat
Wa tie oe offered by NJ. Ajk.h, !p'n' I'nn'h eoa.
so.iIurg tH' SECTIONS rr"'iuE 10 survey.
Mr.. PAGE Dem, CaL) submitted 900 l'ndment pro.
v!n. thai zoe system ot puhl" ia." surveys D. COS.
tng'd under H. present m'his'n..'' ana striking
out the clause winch aOO5hes iae ONCE OF surveyor
Mr. 'TPjluLIPa Rem. KauJ oppo "a, and NJ COVERT
ID ~. y. - ported Nj. Pds~'- amendment
Mr. HASKELL tiep, hau) DID sN''.rlog MI P'ge's
amendment, read au extract from letter rom mem
Der OF thc At.IJu.. A,idr.y OF sciences sanng That
sowe OF tuc So oe''i n,n' g., %. t'"' academy "eio
Nr. Spank Dem. Hi deulA dcd the name Of tho
Mf. HASKELL replied tho, 81 was letter to Mr.
Freeman Pe.u 1auio ana Dee dld not feel authorized
10 -tttc the u.luc VI the uui"oi.
rI.st 'nb.r. ~ thr Academy oprcs d to the bill
n the gentleman W.rJ.d t.o name OF Nh, au.Aord
Iuat assertion, d Vs., William D. A"i.cy. .l"n .l'tr
Mr. SPARKS iu-i.;ed Upon moving the uaine ol me
Nr. Hl~kET.L-if You would violate the rryaeyoia
uriylf. ietttr. / ViI Dog.
Mr. -PAENs-i Oou.l net quote from letter that
Mr. IIA-EfLL, aIud macu laughter aul confusion.
crossed the AISLE ana shook iAe rtter d. Va! SprI-ss
H. lPt.I--I DON'T wan, 90 sec voar secret rrt
would no quote f. ON letter that! would nor ave no
'',.'', o',i.r had been obtained, Mr. keller Rcp,