New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
vIyTrp CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.
-, ,n rrrnpr nF rROCFEDTNGs.

VOUSE...-.N w AsulNUtoN' MAY" -
a., House Of Representatives to-day (the
In the I'u'. -, t,, SPRINGER Dem. M !
senate not nc'h- ID u..,,, oloir,,,,, "a
rr,sfu~- -.l, , y,ar,rs.atatfve from the TX a Con
o..an.l District IoV5, upon The 5ih OF November
- lie also "A red resolution ioF lLe reference ol
the papers 10 '"'
,.-irtrd
a., CoNGFR Rep M'chl objected 10 tue tusflng OF
rc resolution.
7r, -pE AKER stated ta1t tle ftSJidtol was VheIeu
.t-o ,S rriyilerc.
O. lu'-.'. & W ,,,, ,,, ,,,,-,,riol s,ort1 have
MI. CONGEE afc1rd 1uA' ''c '--o'4''1"' e''' --'N
leu placed The petition box rs 70 dI not nr''en 10
,t.t matter @, privilege. u presented tucA .afcc
M w. ilG not have been tolerated untI Tie days Of
I .t ,,i .n.i Patterson, from colorado.
Nr PRICE Rep i'") also dA''eu 10 '' "Hoie
l4it sTEIN6IR Dem. Ill called attention 20 the
fscttaat tle ceu 'n'' ..oln l.. ~ I-a' 49, ,i G GI
ciaaea ,i. lit' % ,'.,..',.. la; tsa 'rctisn
Tr fHICE rep.G t4a. Ae laU dore SD because he nod
C.oy'iet iasi -." W M " - ,ir ; - r,r rom
tIc 'tn 90, W ,r ID Coz, ,c.iir s seaf ne ald been
9taudi8itc H.. however dd r1t claim Gls sea, under
the November '''c..ci . 600. 49,, ,
Aitsr some iHr'ar' eeeu',.o'' ,Ne 81 ID'e'
u, '9 ans I'm sl, moved to Isodliy tac reso-
I-.u i, "a. 10 r rr merely tL- memorial aud papers ia
r...l-d TO tue October q lection.
fia reso,n,,cu w, SO mld.Iod and referred TO The
CotIa..t ..trce ON Elc-tious when appointed.
Mr You've C,eI., Otio) rose 10 question of Trivi-
le aud stated tNgt resolution rtt been ad"plec Tor
S Sf ,oi.gata. G,r. B.,terwort.. oI ono, caa-gcs
y lt,e u tr.a. osent To scuG both OF tltu to
trfr
u. p't"l.,,iL - tr+e1,- t.a ul.tirr h.
49,. tr, e-.rf rr-- .r II.rtttlf Ceu1-v "a majority
O. no i ,',-,e5 dttt ,,iturssc, 1ociuCa-' tIoso
IN, M Lj, S- .-, "a iS 1nsf,.riaI scented 30 Con-
41 io is ,y ,s a ann col G G tie taacr lie
h.d 0uo,ed from tGas r. poTi order 10 prejudice
raarees. bnt 10 order to show l. coaD.g.e, tuat iu
,-fii S,, NET rc-;rGsd AS b-l men ba. as men wac
10 s..i,e star.l,r.. fGerr
o. Wba. a. on he Army Appronrlauon BlI. with Nj.
sTBiEGEE Dem., IJ IN the char
Amendments we're adopted proyIung that nothing ~
a.. lct shall prevent the promotion o. ny captain wiO
t.s served fy etty wears III the army r;oviIng that
ans .nc"- bcrraiie retired on account % W" 7 sua
h. De, rr al ..r highest real rank Hc ever helu ana
Pr' yI S 2 s E 5' aoTeo io C All ode Il rs W eopGi iuer
ra,
-.,.,,,,I, NJ, .I,c,-.l .,. ,I,e,I7poptt TO
"" IJ'hhh lDru' val '"oh'-'." a. | "-',
re ''e,l'I &c o' .g , ,r,y o5 an, pcrso
r.oh-ni,5 'A~ ''P ''I''loN' ~ D ' "
formerly ia cine Confederate service
Mr. C0NGER Rep Nich) made a point OF order
"l'Hust ne aL' & n-'.l'NV -, ,, .,, , ,,s,,rre,,t
~. ,errspe and IN order He trusted .uat the amend
,,.,t rould meet with universal appreciation bo,d
sides aud TIA; tine stigma winch rest on yc'y ar-e
class OF The people 9 me 5 SGI9eI Ia 't4 bok SSS
ann forever. IN 'n,s t Sia III mr. sronId be-
W,',,. - iatnf'ry I'M 81 INA against a large portion OF
IhS peeps o5 I,7 R Ycbl arrrcd ta. the aTend-
u,ut v-s Hew leslsiaJIon' iEt :. wa u@' EeLT ,G ~
iue o-- an 'i u, ", a. a. no. @ ~ " ~ E ri5j@Iicd tIe 6ta
U the amendmen b'lng made ID tae inter1 OF c Iaal
W ,. r i' Ike crcar clo. lust on the eve Of
i'"uu's @ ,,, ~ a,j non scrn IN Inc nails for
conne' uN4Ae any 'N'' I"u '-'u '''" - 'D'
Mr. rICKER-He calls a signal 0: peace a cloud.
M. CONGLh- 'eI'n"'o"'Ns No "Ao O0' "
Mr. TUCKEE-A piece o. cloll' ,. ,.i,, 49,, o-,,l
MI, 49, w 20 T irIiS and I'I, moi Ireccqc
lt.s c-ouL q" SiIoA' 1Lo ao,s%I ami cam ana
p.VLs4t ri,,'o.i.ys t,-I,v aa b'Iore Me- have
,1me 70 the * ting subject which " CoIl,lUH I mo-,
selves TO BE harmonious ior few momeEis. l1uHfmSl 81 !
@ M 1lnI1 zen rr 1 m to MAR ~ no ,I man m ,s House las
G5ed TO DO o.ao'e he It' "- 'l, no.1e an
amendment when his own brethren on that
s.dc OF the House nave FeLta'fuJ r,-ii5, G1I-5IcN
Nb,n CHARGED sone time ago that members on TIE
other side were looking forward to me jiue, . & Dy
t 5nc ty41SJor ~ I y or tse south was iubed
s.ornfuly by every Democrat, and Wa toli i, -.-
boIy intended ever TO propose aucu TIM nm ,,,r .,
"A, All "rt trends desired 10 meet The ssu, in
manIy way. and, therefore, he wlthGre" MS point oil
order. ,,-, 49,. -t- q. ~, r,.~
Mr.. SPARKS Dem" I'D renewed the pclnt OF oFu.r,
Tuc Chairman aimed the point the ground tnat
the Amendment not IN the direction Ol economy,
aud that n would change eNlsthS L!W,, 49, .,,.,o,,,
Nj. KLOTs Dem, PENN SUBMITTED al al4enLHirni nLHii
sailors Of tie War Of 81. RUled out of order.
Mr.. MCCOOk Uep., y. ~ moved TO strEe Oul the
Army beyond the rank OF captain except IN 'He
Engineer Corps.
It. the discussion Wlch lOLoW'I S01s J1 5lIP 80
were lutercAaneeU bttWecn NJ II IN iL,cuI'' l 't
Nj CONGER Rep. MlchJ as to ;he services reudared
by them respectively during tde L1tc az M. pa
stating that, like the gentleman rom hcLs.u IIc H"I
been 1tte 700 c0Watdy 10 hSht on eILusI sl'4e,
Mr. tOSGER replied taat At hdI served ~ a tItHioe'
Of tue state Militia Board OF Mlchledn .LaukhteIJ
Mr. SPAEKs-Were you chaplain. or sulIeI
Mr.. CONGER replied that h!s peculaI orEd,lILdtloH
would nave naturally hcIlneu NM 10 Oe On
lLaughterI He was proud, however Iu-l ne Hau
helped 10 send out to the war as gaahI SCI u men as
ever had gone there Ila hlcllgan troops A'u Cal-
tured the SOuthern clFll ltdutT .
ably that counted Tor te ahlul9eily WHICH Int
from illilOls shGWeu lOWaIu INN rs Ol'4A.h VI