New-York tribune., 1879-05-14

s,,, aosI, continued his speeoh from his desk a
the suggestion of the Speaker He ehe as he
finally asked that gentleman TO stale whether ne nau
not been conrtnartisled and dismissed from the 0on-
MIR RUSSELL admitted that he had been. but added
that for whipping conser pton o'esr ana '1a %
he had been restored the Confederate service Dy M
order OF Jefferson Davis Laughter ana cappioR Vi
hands on the Republican side.l 49, ,.- .,
KlICHIN proceeding with MS remarks, Wheh
polnt of order was made by Mr. GIBSON iDem I.a.l'
and sustained by the Speaker that this WAS not per-
Mr' DAVIDSON Dem. Fla) then rose to personal
expanai9n but IT was ony G ai'eT ouse, Iba he
allowed proceed His explanation had reieTehcs 20 -
statement heretofore made by Mr. Russell that ~ o'''
and which he characterized as false ro, mn
Mr. KNOTT tDem XVI then, at 1913 p. M, calieu up
ouesiion. which was seconded. The question being
snail the bill pass, the Presidents oDlectiohs 10 tIe
contrary Notwithstanding The vote was taken ana rn
sulied-yeas 1877 nays, 97. so there not benz tie
cor sntu,ional majority OF twords III the ~ ANY
and ali The Republicans nay" The ten Greenbackers
who voted. voted with the Democrats A.. GOV
The veto message then. on motion OF Mr. SoN-
VERSE dem, Ohio) referred 10 the Judiciary Coh-
mlttee. -,, ~, m, ,,a., =, ,ras mr..
dered the the Income Tax bill ana on ~ re
Army Appropriation bill shall he republlshed I'D RE
R,coyd is being rendered necessary by the various
chan scs and additions made since the announcement o
those votes TIE vote on the income Tax was mrs, an
nOunced 10i yeas, "a nays; IL now s'ands-yeasl -
Mr. WARNER Nat. Ohio moved at 22o p. NJ. that
The hour DO dispensed with and tue SILVER o'i
The motion was defeated 81 to 75not the necessary
twO-lhris IN the Affirmative ,u,
The House TOOK up IN the morning hour tne pIl
reported from the Committee ON the Revision OF Ine
Laws fo repeal and amend certain sections or tBe Re
vised for the removal OF causes rom state 10
Federal Courts. =,
The Uouse was addressed r. explanation aud adyo-
caoy OF The bill By Mr.. FOwNSHEND tDem.. Ill.,, who
reported 1t. ,--,.. =.
At me close of Mr.. Townshends speech (he morning
hour having eXpired), the House TOOK ~ tie D
the coinage laws. and coin and bullion GER
titcate=. -. o..
Mr. BUCKNER (Dem., MOL spoke in support OF The
b except tO tne eighth section, pro'dnG Ior ce'
tilc:tcs OF deposit
Mr.. BEOwNE (Rep.. Iud) declared himself 20 ne
bi-netallst-n favor Of bOih gold and hlt~f Win so
much paper currency could be converted into etheI
OF those metals ~ tie option OI Tue hO4ueI He """'
however. opposed to the present DliL
Mr.. BELFORD CRep.. COl) offered an amendment pro
vidiug that the silver bullion which may Dt dcPo'l,tn
for coiuage be the product Of the mines oi Inc
United atcs.
Mr.. FORT (Rep., Ill) obtained the floor
Mr.. WARMER (Sdt., OuIOl, VINO has charge OF "a
bill gave notice thai he would cal the previous quts ioH
Tomorrow at 3 o'clock, aud he moved that the House
take o recess. .,.,..
10 this MI FRYE Q.ep., Me- objected. saving that NJ
wanted the discussion OF tne measure 10 be cOhiihucu
for week longer IL was yefy harmless dis|uSciOn.
There beng no quorum present. the House, al o'Io
o'clock. adjourned.