New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

morhals were sent to the polling places Of the country
lie believed that those provisions Of law hid been
abused. But he would not vote for the repeal
or essential modification Of the law author
iziog the appointment and fixing the duty
and power o. the Supervisors Of Elections
the President slOuld dislpprove Of either of tose
bills It would he his duty under The Consultation TO veto
them, and h" warned gentlemen maj the party which
should attempt 10 override n veto 10y any other means
than those provided by the Constitution wonid bs
trampied out OF existence Inc american people love
the Constitution. and neither Norm or south wish us
tanned action outside OF the Constitution for subycriin2
the POWERS OF any Of the parimcns OF Government
Mr. Kelley had once been willing to appeal 10 popular
passions But now, when less than fye Tdmdy follow
ing years lay between MN ana tbe aiotted imo' score
wears and ten and ne had mad eighteen years OF eN-
pcrience in rats hail. be would say That II was never
wise to appeal 10 the passions OF great Ifee IheH
gent and widespread people sueh ~ maze up Jhe con-
stituency Of this House. Upon me legislative b! IN
1871 unseen power had forced provision Ebch
had been defeated and over again In me Huusr
got the bl IN the Senate without anybCdys hay-
House. and all the members Of that Congress knew
with what profound IeETct every one Oh th.in IoSl
- or So shoud be withheld from the pensioners.
the regular quarter day LAhghierl The whole hys
tenn Of puttmg such ilder on Appropriation bhIs was
vicious b. repudated but IL was not revolution
Garfield whose speech laid before aim under the tIe
OF Revolution IN Congress- That gentleman had ex
pericnc ed thorough revolution In opinion since 1872,
if he believed this acton 10 be revolutionary.
MIR. GARFIELD rep, Ohol-I had supposed that
would say had asserted II was Revolutionary
To pu rider upon an Appropriation bill Inever sid
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sVoLen remarks that have made. and supposed
the gentleman from Pennsylyauia by mere iteration
OF sIIch "A charge has got 20 take II up secondhand
discaim that absolutely over and over again IN the
speech. .,,.,.,, N, IN, nj. -,
iMr. GARFIELD-I never said 1t in any speech.
Mr. KELLEY (Rep., Penn)-t do not take mp my
statement at secondhand, and the gentleman shall
sneak for himself the language hc then used and
there shall be misrepresentation say that .he gen
tcn.n said mat rOr "A minority the House 10 resist
such legislation was to work revolution, and say fur
tGer that he found maLy OF the members OF his
party unite win tue minority OIL tie holse thdt he
fouud IL was not even solid Republican doctrine 20 call
such legislation revolutionary. Mr.. Garfield said hat
when minority undertaAes To say that TINS tning
(thc attaching Of legislation upon Appropriation bhl,l
shall DE done. 10 j. simply an end OF parliamentary
government MI Kelley, cont hihhg sali thal ~ mat
case according 10 the gentleman from Ou9' the House
mad either 10 act the bill or there would De- parAa
mentary revolution. IL had actsl on IT, iud hai com
nittpd il to Committee OF COnfr eure idit II might be
brou into harm ny with the general tendency OF the
House. Again ne repeated INIT sncH l'gl',al!on Nds
Nicoua and mad been frequently rcSOrtcd 10 during
of the iitle OF dcbcrative body. Il might It.
self by dehbcrang about rcirgelating snip or Tue
preparation bills they had TO DE discussed In five
minute debate, ana Ultimately In the last hours or
ont knowing what they contained, unless members were
.Dc To do what no human being could do. mat "d-,
keep control OF Tie amendments anu AO" '"e - ''''
Mr.. kelley spoke for some time Of the political as
Of hs REMARKS that the south solid and that 10
his only threaten war by invading the Con-
blins in the south as It ~in era E ig every y
trade and the silver question o. England, ne saId
the best stastlcgu tells us that ifom ne deiuoheHI-
non of silver alone she lost @lOooOOUCeC OF hrr ac-
cumu,acd capital IA three year, ana SIZE j. 4oeDE L'"
moro rapidly This year than IN any oil thcHl
other nations for her food. IArn lom LeF 20
Germany. Germany baushcd her silver money; SIC
established gold coinage; size OPENED hi lo's 10 roe
trade: and Or possible, her condition tu-idJ IS worse
than that Of England Look % France, stripped oil Ter
most valuable provinces and doomed t0 pay war hue
of a thousand million dollars. she s proceeding q" hhlh
up and cement republic oHc IS FgttlNe -!1i It,f.S
en- ployed She is engaged In the largest cN'e sion ~
nubr improvements thar she has ever undertake.. dt
any time. She Is "a model and an example 20 lhe
world. Go from her 90 Ii1y, nation which does NOT
depreclated Daper currency silver culu ana You hli
that the foreign trade OF Ita'y . OWING more fit
than that Of any nation In the world h'ie arc -IdHi
and Instructive results lyluS before YOU htit orc
ou4sgu. for tue discus Ot Mntl tu' lfnlc Au-NL'
Mr. KrUey's hour having expired, M the Suggestion
oi Mr.. CARLISLE Dem, KY his TINE was eA'c-ued
FOR uttceu minutes uugcr
Mr. CARLISLE Dem. XVI next addressed the COM
1nlttee ON the Democratic SIDE OF tl- case.
Mr. FRYE Rep. Mel briefly denied certain stare
mcnts by sir. Carlisle, s, lu5 thbt .e N"uiI *
on the subject more al length Ae could obtain an op
fter col oouy with Mr. KELLEY fRep. Penn) - 10
what Mr.. Madison had said on tIe s1A-eL OF 'is 80
his remarks lie was applauded al the close.
Mr.. MCKINLEY rep, Ohol obtained the moor
Th9 sPE4KER IaId before the House subpoena to
rbe II clerk OF the House appear before ihc stanley
Hazcn c0urt-uartial at NeW-Iorl;. aud produce the
1 1875 S''0F' inc hOu'' 'O''u',' VI -'.,' ,''
me subpeua was. on motion Of M spRTNGEE Dem
III referred 20 the JudieiIly Committee.
lie House, then. al p N, aeiourned when an an
nouncoiBcut made OF Republican caucus loi 10
morrow evening.