New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

all children both white and colored buf he won,
pose every proposition to establish iniSed sc ~
becouse that would se alike ruinOus 10 the White M
the coored race. ana
Mr.. MONROE Repo Ohol in reply 10 remark -.
Mr.. Frye stated that the bill contained u proti ~, VI
that before the money should DC paid over To- The ~
Government, each state should l.e win the S,r,,,al
of the Treasury certified copy Of the laws If ~
state accepting the prOyirun3 Of ihi. set aud rudH
taking mat INC funds shouid be faithfully srl,,G T
the free education OF all ~ children.
Mr. GOODE and hr. BELL Dem, GJ. sppkr in fave,
OF the bill. 'r
ground that pubbc education must bc Foster ami h,
mp by the Siaics II made ihr point L That Oh, Y'
ccipt- from th" Land Ohir" ar" rapidly rs."uug aha -
the cud o; I've year. thcF" would hr sGDsissi, ~
nothing cI' 10 90 into the -cInol fHpd. and 30, .,r.
distributed up T. that time would br 20 small thai tr
states would get litlr OF no brnrit Tom a.
Mr.. -OUfiIARD d'cp., OLI"j opposed the bin both .
Mr. Bi,8CHAED dfop. M and NJ MAcryv,..
(Drm AUliJ opposed The BIN.
Mr. While REP, PENN said that The effect of,.
and :ro% me 6cucai. o. the II ,inc . ,' "
Nj TOWN 'ESD GIop.. \. ~ oploscd the bin n.
had ocrG cIuca,cd The good od-a5ulon,4 .c I ~,
Democracy ihaf believed that Tie business ~ cInr9it
belonged 10 thc ~"tc, ana tiai cycr state bsG
IgLt To Doe "a. llhtcrtc ~ H ~ hd,d 10
lf..g4t,rl II passed all 'uuitn patience 20 .iard w
and >c. CAM atict ana oily proposition to lo. ~
loyal S'3tc, DGt oi fu,r interest DO the pubic l,tf
lHty were Dc Nmb. c-iIggci 'ut o. her mr..
lie wa not ready for that, AHA u 0id not put l,Io
Mr. IORTNG lR.i.. Nas,) coneratul. tcl hlm.el,o.
being abb 20 da|pric ur"rGt 10 ta' Iutsrr. Of 90
a,iou ana ga tniIf aco0Eoau,c aI,h thc policy of nv
c,uulr, from tac DAY ia. Pi-Iiu Fathers Landed pu@
the prc~cut J!uc. Millions OF acres lad been granite
Tor ic lufpo,c Of education. Congress Womb ,l
tN'~ me Interests "i thr settler 'ti.r gayetc
proc I'd - ne n'ne ttas FIR educational purposes
thai Che hrs, responsibility - I'D school with tbs
several states, N SUI con rntcu thai the Genera Iov
crnm. ut las -ouc responsibility 10 iLc way 4 adss
education lie d..ici that iAc bll would interfere Al IA
with ~" Homestead la"~.
IN, TIME HNta Tor general debate having cxurel
SIR. REAGAN Dem. IrNi moved 20 amend the Dr.
Vision, 30 Toe >; section (Which proyId that IL sbot
NOT Imit or lrdgc me power a. CJngIc-. over Inc mn
Lac 81
adding tie words "Or grants ia ad o. tuUAc iuIIoyq
Nh HARRISON Dem, I'D opposed the amendment.
ecagIng tlaI OF tn. doctrines ot tAc democrat,
parry was not to give su"sil'' i"r any lmiOiemeRtoi
that kiud-t!thrr in money or % lands.
Mr.. MILLS Dem, Tex opposed the bin as 2 sSsm
The mlnoh ana "A "alI Hat u ""dd ii@e iroLi the
u more aXc-and the burden 81 those additional iare.
United states. IL was Il ,bbmg Prcl t0 pt,' PanIp
5ir HENDERSON rep. H. Ccc'I,d uim,clf OBJ
posed To he Dl on the principe hattl" public domain
should hc preserved for Homestead puf poses.
IN &;,ii,, JrIc d ne in ' i Demo
f.rii by HE gentleman from Iuo, Nlr. HaIr.,onJ
one OF The las, acts Or tie lat Democratic President
cana trGsrd mat be would be- oltS,rt the a>u laugh.
cr-had been TO VITO Homestead IaW dS aeus aglarltn
n prucip'r. The Homestead law bad been passed
~ u Republican Con-I,,, and been --n,d by Abraham
Lincoln. "a Il, llJls,u P.aItDHt Jha,r mat law tuere
I'D ben 81 1913 no,nrs, al entrees co,cigs M ara
cXcreGiug tnai or scotland, England and wales. lie
hoY congratulated tAc Dcn"ciatc party being ecu.
Gated D., tnc Republican party up 20 D., point o. bCn,
III Iavor 1T Ion, ,tead,. Laughter aud lppausrl
biI .iauuug million, and miIons 81 as.,s "a private
corporation, had ever been vetoed bJ Republican
Mr.. KLFER Rcp., Ohio par1ed DE question aud
asserted that tne great champion Of the Democracy,
stephen A. Douglas. az IliiIol td initiated 'ae policy
OF gi1ailh. uubc lands t. railroad COZ p.rdtiuus.
VI. HAhi.IeON asserted that IN DE ease auded 10
the iaud was given, not to COOPERATION but ~ tue
Mr.. KElgER-rt was for the benefit q the Illinois
Central J. lilrund Company
Hr. II'iIBll.l. ii. IN, talj reminded he gentleman
from Oulo That he Dr,n'rfa lc P'riF h1d acquired
Louisiana, TcXas. New-AeA'co, Colorado and California
WHIT has tir r. puhic4u party d'qnirtI ILe hte
Territory ~ Alaska, ana thdt II hdd ~ lOa corpora
Mr. EDEN Dem. ll) offered a. a substitute an
Amendments providing that al public lands winch have
been granted by Congress TO ald m the cons rucuOn 81
earned and whicn nave ap,ei hy reason OF failure 10
complete >ucn railroads and telegraph lines within no
time limited, are hereby declared forfeited ~ tLe
Mr. ELAN Dem, LsJ opposed the amendment
Mr. CAIN u;cp., = q spUk" ~ aNo' OF toe bill. The
cdu .at.u 81 his Idce was very important.
Mr WRIGHT fDcm., PeunJ 0,ciar'd his lief that
not Only d.d ever tine pubic domain belong 10
the poole but also that famine ,houil PROVIDED for
icfOrc tho r,Clo = Uses. Every dollar laAeh
from the National Treasury uBder the prctcXt OF buG
ny RAILROADS Schuoi-hOusrs WAS mueA
taken from that fuud which ought 10 give COM
fIrt and rnpo,c to tie toiling millions Of the land.
Tie attention 0. Congress should Dc fixed upon single
point, aud that point was the ftltI Ol the SuHrIiLg
millions Applause in The galleries.. He would not
agree that a dollar ouOu be- taken fiom the National
treasury for any purpose whatever. 50 long
az mere were hungry men, women, aud
uaue, lie continued. aye. .ir our madnoaHe.,
ul. In the state o. PennsNluanie to-day inre ae
, 900 PEI SONS confined N uuauc a,yiuWs. tHiSnhc!ut
llughicrl NEd took them there but Starvation lOu
may laugh about The lunatcH IA Penn. y'dnla II !ou
peasr nut perhaps If rev OF You were there nranlng
in uaiIc As, lnn you would be III b-tter places man
yon are M mere. Laughter.
Mr. WHITE rep Pcnu)-What part of The state are
4 mcrnb TN the KlskiminitaS section NaucheIL
The Committee rose without acting oh the nrudncgL
Nj. HEWITT Dem. y. " reported the Army ArpFo
priaflon BIZ
Mr. cox Dem. y. W introduced = bin 20 regulate
connt between the Cplt,d state aud Canada ana
provide Tor reciprocal ltVgdtlOu Ec!trtu 10 ihc Com
luittec Ways ana Means.
The House then al hafpas took a recess until hdl'
Tnc evening session was OIL the bill 10 regulate postage
on tniId-class mali matter.
The EVENING SESSION.
At $50 the House Carlisle, OF Kentucky IN the ehAfl
cook mn for consideration the bill for classification OF
mail matter aud To regulate rates of postage thereon
Mr. WADDELL Dem, v c. explained the bll. u
DIVIDED mail matter in four CLASSES First. written mat
ter; second periodical publications under registration;
third mIscclan' printed matter, and fonrth, meI,
chandl,c and maize TIE rates OF posig" UNIFORM "h az
pcli1dlri :. WuetHrT daily, weekly, monthly OF Pu'''
tcTy. TIe nil, he Haii Was satisfactory 10 Tue pun
fishers at fhc country -
on letters weighing onc-half ounce to cents and ar
gued in Advocacy or the red IctiOu. Rejected. -,
MIR. HARRISON Dem. Id offered an ainehuihrt
providing that unused postal cards mat have Oeta
printed may be tNchan-ed for blank cards heJSeL
AMER further deb lie, Mr. WADDELL Dem, j. q
chairman OF the committee. remarked that tle OH "a"
ne approval OF all tue legitimate publishers VI I'M
country, but II was beng "tdAci 10 dea'I ~ '"
music" and hr therefore moved Ia adjourn
Tie motion was agreed to- aud the House, Mt 10 p H.
adjourned.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The President sent
tle following nominations to The sena e to-day:
M.rsia al fpff