New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tn the House Of Representatives to-day, the
SPEAKLR desired say. in view Of some criticisms
made regard TO the mistake IN hc rolca yesterday,
that critical examination showed that there no
changed result the TOcas, and ne directed at
tsu,on to the fact the had been discovered
through the caution tbe Char ia sending down 90 the
floor 10 have some Of tic members insist On the names
being read
Mr. STEPHENS Dem. Ca introduced joint resolu-
ten fer printing of tile memorial services IN honor
% the late Professor Henry. Referred.
Also "a bill defining and describing the duties of the
Secretary Of the Treasury certain cases Referred.
iOae IF its provisions is that when Of the National
banks shall fail % redeem its notes or shall desire TO
Withdraw them he Secretary of the Treasury
shall sell TO the highest bidder the CAlied
states bonds deposited 10 secure the same
far com Treasury notes. aud issue certificates OF de-
posi-, for the notes thus received, which Ae shall
deliver ID exchange for the notes Of the bank o ex-
aciiv the denomination, aud pay over the balance
OF those certificates TO the BANK which had Deposited
and owned tn- bonds and these ccillvats shd pc re-
cciva lie for public dues, and tee redeenahi- III coin or
Treasury notes al the United states Treasury.
s1arv Anll1.. reported back he Senate bill repeal
mc the laws IN relation 10 company cooks il the Army
Mr HALE rep. Me-, from rhe Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported bill aPpropridilng 36ouOO 10
meet the expenses OF Ihe tFdhsp"r aon OF com anu
bullion provided that the appropriation shall IN imue-
datcy available, and that me charges for tIanspdrt9
tom % gold com from san r"hCisc" 10 aAAi,
not exceed ~ per cent, aud Tor transportation ~
silver per cent with proporuonaie charles Drt~erH
intermediate points. IIdHo makes IA dVp olII"-C1 4
10000 10 meet the miscellaneous expenses VI Tie
on motion Of Mr. SPARKS Dem. Ill) the senate
amendments TO the Indian Appropriation OH were non
The sPEAkEE proceeded to call committees for re-
ports. . 49,, 80. ~.
Claims he claim Of Maggie Barron ana others Winos
during the war; supplies furnished the mon army
s,,nrprro the hil and AIr JONES Rep o. opposed II.
Nj. BRAGG tD-m. WIS., opposed the h ts q ptect-
dcut which would open the to0r> II the Treasury lo an
evil winch would bring bankruptcy the Government
lie nad always been opposed 10 the southern C"iu1
perjury al over the land II was rtu'rA'po I'.''
that in nineteen ont 81 every t"eh,S v'T''
r. MS luIpossiblc 10 prove whether a person
mad been IoyaI OF not. Loyalty was seuIi-
VINO bad Fought IN the Confederate Army might clam
that they .1 loyal because they had sought 10
ers OF the Republic, wnlle the Nortnrrncrs VINO had
fought down the structure the Fathers hau eiI
h1d been dislOya. Laughter on the Republican SIDE
He mad been astOnisned that TINS claim which waA sup
posed be- go loyal, should have been suppolted
Yesterday by the gentleman from Mississippi
mr. Hooker He felt hEe saying "hlt thr Mou'e
SAID wnen he saw Grad cav ,~ haTs J, ~, up
thrrr. Wei, ySu ~ stocd win -frnw" fLausitcr
'n1"s@ aTYER- Dan Mi.4 The gentleman knows
mat tue gentleman fr Hooker Ia oht ct c-r he would
be gespIng quiet H. ne u"dse ne Aet' tlct N"eA
te Gentleman Was present yesterday dnd ud AO' ssaai
Mr. BRAGG-It is not my purpose 10 a;sah any one
aud when The gentleman says that when want T." a.
tI man do n behind liz back, and dare not meet
Lit face To flra, he mistakes thr man ~ ii' ~ '
.-'ntperu u"mLars nero ol.l,u thar ~35.OoopuO hi-
beer illegally collected captured ana ab"ha"H'"
property and no" bei"hEs 90 IA" S'niA. 'l.' -, I,
At the seas 81 blood, aud lnousah's az
tons Of thousands WuulHg ana "rl''i ~ N
their gore. Let thrm hear the crf ~ gre
wounded men ga the battlefield let them give an eur ="
L uoaus of the hospitals irt them - 90 iIr in -i'
ud he Al eys 4ad see the hundreds aud iie huudlo'
of thousands Of ulOuTget Lastly, let ih6d unt o."
bIlos VI money speUt ~ put down the var ana I'M
sfrkc balance ia I've tAirt ave inli"Hs on ic teuI
side anu al these Countless UlsrIly~ on me drt -tt
I'm Willing that tue dead past should remain dcid, nat
Am not wiling sit and allow II 10 DE- "t""-ht UP ~
ono form or another, by one meEbeT 81 dLo'Le. h"u
ne committee or another the purpose VI gel
ting money out VI The Treasury under the plea OF o' J
Laval men VI the South have been very IeN' a'I 'no
~ ,one Nv letting them stand they are Years no
comparison The great eIll IA-i sSuIa H1 o"s ''A