New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House of Representatives. attention
called 10y Mr. COX dem, n. " 10 the petition pre-
sented by Mr.. McCoid OF Iowa. last Saturday, and
printed The Record stating that the longer cOnnu-
ance fraught with danger peace and
with disaster 10 the financial commercial, and other in
teess OF the country" Mr. cox char1 cerzed the pc
tton insult Congress and said that he had Oh
ected to it at the me and that therefore it should not
have been printed.
The SPEAKER stated that the House had control over
The Record much as II had the journal, and that
he would hercf re submit me question Of striking out
to the House He intimated that il ne bad his will
ABOUT it. lie would let the petition stay IN The Record
for what il is worth.
The question beng submitted as TO whether TIE
Record should be corrected nv the insertion of the ORec
ton, the correction was ordered.
The SPEAKER theTeupOu congratulated the minority
on the result as 1t was great protection to the mi
nOrity.
Under the call Of states the following bills intro
dured and referred:
By Mr.. LADD NATL Me)-For the erection at Annap-
oils, Md OF monument 10 the officers and who
perishei IN the wreck OF the Huron
BY Dir. WAIT Rep., Conn )-PrOtecting the propaga-
by Nr. PHELPS iDem., Conn)-Tn regard 10 vessels
not propelled by sail or steam Also, 70 repeal che
National TAX on deposits IN savings institutions. Also
BY Mr.. cox Dem, n. Y)-Abolshng the jurors test
oath.
By Mr., OyERToN Rep., Penn)-For the improve
mtut OF the Nj >>iS,ippi River.
BY Mr.. DAVIS DEM n. C)-For the sale of domestic
BY MIR. O'CONNOR Dem, 8 C.)-Authorlzng National
banks to make loans on mortgages on real estate.
BY Mr.. STEPHENS tDem, Ga.)-Authorizng the coin
standard value following the metric system.
By Mr.. TOWNSEND Dem. ObiOl-Making appropria-
ton for the support Of the Army for the fiscal year end
BY Mr.. YOUNG rep. Ohio)-Making appropriations
for the support OF the Army for The fiscal year ending
BY BY Tr Wells Dem. Mo)-PrOviding for deficiency
also approprating 81 100000 for the improvement of
the Mississippi River between the mouths Of the Illinois
BY yMrJBUCKNEHDem. Mo)-By request-Providing
for further issue O egaitender notes ana the retire
al hank TtsG nf fIl
tax State and National banks; and the equalization
Of the rights of property ana industry Also proposing
Constitutional amendment liking the Presdena! term
al six years Also, amending the law providing for the
compensation Of the President
By Mr.. NEW BERRY (ttep., Mlch.)-FOr the cOnstruc
tion of uunel under the Detroit River at OF near
Crosse Isle ana bilage oyer Ihe Detroit RIVER az or
tiOn OF the Bridge Company and the Tunnel Company
under the style and te of the Canada Southern Bridge
Company. and declares both bridge and tunnel 10 be
legal structures and post roads,
BY Mr. DUNNELL rep, Minn.)-Appropriating
81 100000 for the Improvement of the Mississippi
River between the mouth OF the Illinois River and the
AZ 21G D. H. a message from the President was re-
ceivcd, supposed To be veto message OF the Dl pro-
hibiting military Interference at the polls.
Mr. WARMER (Natl, OhiOl moved to proceed with the
consideration OF the Silver BILL Defeated without
MI F. WOOD Dem. n. " hoped that the Presidents
message would he read at once.
Mr.. DIBRELL Dem, Tenn) moved to suspend the
rules aud the bill imposing tax OF per cent on
excess OF incomes $1,000, and per cent
OF incomes $1,000. RCjected-yeas, lO4 nays, o.
-DOt the necessary twO-thIrds in the affirmative
The SPEAKER then, at $50 D. M. laid before the
House Presidents veto Of the Military Interference
bl Th' message was read, and 1t was ordered that
vote be taken tomorrow.
on notion Of Mr +. WOOD Dem, n. " a resolution
for the hnal adjournment OF this session the - day
Of May date not xed) referred 10 the Committee
on WAYS and Means.
Mr.. DEERING rep, Iowal moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill making appropriations for the
port of the Army.
Mr. KNOTT Dem, KyJ thereupon interposed a mo
ton 70 adjourn, which was deieated-yeas, 81; nays
I11
the House then proceeded to vote the motion to
suspend the rules and pass the Army Appropriation
bill. The motion was rejccted-yeas. 10l nays, l03.
As between Democrats and Republicans II was strict
party vote.
The result OF the vote was greeted with capping OF
hands on the Democratic side and with a counter
demonstration on the Republican sde
The House theD at 430 p. H., adjourned