New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

Iipp, which was the cry raised when It was
sOns' GOD tDcu. n - recited the history o. the
which proposed to be repcaed he SAID tna'
~ Democac party could resist as long as the Repn3
IL, ,'rv and he would not consent 70 vote for dol-
isr un' TINS amendment should be ensrai'eu 'N VIC
U'' AHARD sHor AT BLACKBURN
NJ GARFIELD rep, OAio said he had not spoken
an tc point, oi order because he did not regard the
orcsor as one that being considered deliberately
ordinarily this vas hall Of deliberaton, but now the
members we're merely called upon to register the edlct
Ola party cauous under the rule OF person who was
under orders to decide that the amendment came IN
Ants TSmark caused an immediate explosion Of anger
o., the side, and there were calls To 9rder
en4 &C mand ta3t We OpH% c. n'ei'e NC
The chairman, Mr.. BLACKBURS Dem,i 81 IIooG G1-
Jrcssed the Wish that no point Of order should Os "u'
but tuat he should he permitted 10 respond
GARFIELD AT HIS BEsT.
Mr. GARFIELD Nep., Ohio proceeded with hs
speech exhibiting in ts delivery much feeling ana ue
termination He sad:
Tho Chair Will er~actlv understand that mean no
r,H@t!on on him pc sonay 'ierisive laughter on the
Democratic sideJ MnA mean 10 s'y II f rs avn
minority. that its whole party must act as one man
nwp parry, Then il ceases 10 be free de- ration
/: becomes dctdtion from OUTSIDE AUG hot u, @
Of statesmen within. Gentlemen on the other sde nave
J,no me the honor quote Sitb approval sentence
S ,.Il mat ;Le man OF The party VINO sought 10
rsie base sec IoDat partisan issues IN t"s co.h'I.
v1Dla mistake the spirit OF our time ana the wants OF
w. ~, Me ana Woud not he suppo,ted SAID il with
Ssfrston hrcause bel eyed II believe 81, and to-
49,, We a. Iiroeis,y tnAt hlBg proposed the peace
~ ara 2Td,2sry Pr% o the % CiSer.1ea r. see this
House bv movement Of caucus dic'"tou, pr"posed 70
l.. turned great Cecuoue"9Ine masculine ioI -eSO'
IA that is the whole ne mag o. m ~ NJ r,s
you seek 10 cut out section. LIVING rt'ct"n RON
10 criminal lows OF tie United Si.cs, and 90 say t't
bs ot-bo1 stufuE frsud a. tb, ecc,lo !AuuIdaL"n
outrage poisoning the very fountain sllugs ~ the
elective franchise, shall b, ho c;4ulr aud iudi '' ia
destroyed what Won propose 70 do L'rc 10 .ay,
snd 20 do It OF the dictaiion or yf.ty caucus Ins
report which noid IN my hand :o.dns np ne Law, Ian
has never been answered. aud never car b. II vas
proved 10 II although tuc >dtc OF Ntw-1 Ih au
eSea 70 ~ acs tero v"re no less than 81 600 ,aui
ncnt votes which produced that result srd one 4 the
foremost the Nouou. whom he Democracy tl't-
Vard hoDorec hy 'niuat'ng HIM to b. ne at.lcHse
would bold lenu1 citation ot tA4t fraud ana tIl'ssn
bis denauciauOH 10 samuel J. 1l.deu he man VINO
NJ IHden, you have condolences wLo will cnueae
over tals exrosc as showing nat The - uocl"tS X.
" auI tl4t hey cau't De driven rom power Toy
So. ~.y, Wat H. o., ruy-. JE--i1 NJ coz. 10 "a
AID ice or. .ouud codyIrGop that tIc frauds OF
triumph bus tohc FL will turn to ashes On tue hps Of
i,t m Lon 1T cfeat would have been more advanta
10 Yea 70 iIe , 'n1 r. ,nn - Ike yrrdpeT IN
view o; what Oefaeu the author ~ those auAs 10
l,6s. tAeu do not know What TIE readings o. 4T.ph
Ii Wa In pursuance q the discovery Of these frauds
~ al auth r.z.! committee Of tie House tina; we pui
a. he statute boo X provisions o. protect oar National
elections against the crmes and ouraceS when Woud
sap the 1ouu4aiIOu OF ali rec government.
W AZ IRE Things hat IA, seurle eu tax OF Sim
=! tuat We PaeT e, t'e I' , IN any % our r,r
fere but shall zee II fraud Is attempted in their /
Ire7-Icc, and snail repoi H. IL'i : ~tSl tLe-e gen
TL a., ~ rir Isad nom vyTYors ana nnh SHed
A. the Democratic organ he~o which SAYS that II the
G'op 'c m hSrslsct 10 the next congress WHO
win be ipr soned for crime before the next Congress
Hons: ard that. therefore these avs Dust be
ny be-
Ana on that cali thar party bugle-gai, the caucus
has ordered these proc ~ednes today And his roni-
.aly) l. the party aud good order, Nllcn docs
DOT want trouble, hut Cancellation and the lovely
Noe Mr.. Chairman If this be me purpose which we
compelled 70 meet Il IN the spirit OF inc SohsttItot
AMI our -ght. aud that propose 10 do; and, II Il
Iapp use on the Republican sdel lot 1c Congress
lasts sh4 strike from cur staute books ne NUM-
You do H. YOU nu-t Dol because you have the whole
power to DO it2lnd not by our help not By our con-
1laadred criminal prosecutions ar today pending tl:
against the elective franchise Already enough men
nom Tue Clty Of Cincinnati have been sentenced TO the
aeiferf4rr for fraud 10 take away the majority OF one
81 the memoers floor from that city Applause on
Tie Republican sde ana al the procetdinIs 10 tns
party ordrr which demands II for party success.
B1ACKBURN not UNpEE ORDERS.
NJ BLACKBURN Dem, KY. who had Deen occupy |
ns chair and TO whom the House gave the privilege
p.reulyuc 10 The remarks Of General Garfield IN regard
DE sp, ker He said
MI Chairman If there be anyone who, II the heat of
al.cusslu has been betrayed uto improper action or
Improper utterauce. submit that Will nor permit
myself 10 lose scht OF the TACT that Presiding CHAIR
man OF this Committee Of the Whole during the tendency
the discussion OF this measure must not engage N
dispute It's merits DO not conceive mat It
SI 10 De c Ti, down ~ the door TO engage in wTaaer
discussion with any gentle man az 10 me iheil- o
the measure over whose stnies was welding more
than ordinary power. have not come down here Tor
That purpose noT o. p.P3TT9js 20 S1eTt
have come respond 10 what 1t seems TO me could
have been win bat purpose, "hl IN il 10
from lnat place, to rcpel not ouy IN halEhIy
hui t. hu- back an ATTEMPTED insult. iAtplause on the
Democratic sIie Before proceed 70 say 10 the gentle
tend to rad the note furnished 10y the Official
srnOgrapher OF the House and mat BE- what me gen
ITEM upon, then answer Will be a nEldslc
sI a. pa ~ % Over hS one who Is under orders to
decide that TINS comes under the rue" II the gentle
man from ONO Is content with that As correct s+i'e
mrut OF his language, OF course have nothing loft but
Mr.. GARFIELD rep. Ohio)-Tnat is not the whole
q the sentence.
M BLACKBURS-I am perfectly willing 10 have tie |
esed, for do not desire TO do the gentle
injustice.
Mr. GARFIELD DO not know what the whole sen
lence viii &c found he terms but the point which
sought To- make aud which sJ make is thie that The
action n0iy outside Of this House seems 10 pe bn
ing on ne1u belong 10 that body and what
lmcaut 10 that not "uly III, HOUSE On t'ht sue
hut NE chairman a. vel were under So, ~. IT." ~,
saId. SAID u a. believe It TO be In no
manner did Intimate that the gentleman one biack-
burn had hlul--lf ordered ia any special W3v 10
eide th qscstlOO ont referred 10 ire iact tDt tHec
slnd OF dures wuieu covered al of the members
SIDE " the House including the presiding ohcer
~ the committee, wAO Vas a-sO IS unuelslSAu hnse!i
Mr.. BLACRBUKN-I ask the gentleman from ONO 20 |
t'ate 90 committee, whether ne ddtaY OF whether
under any order or bad received expression OF
Gpuion or purpose from the Democratic caucus AS 10
Low Do was u ruic ON auy question OF order. ,
M GAKFIELD-I repeal only what have Just said |