New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

I'm fun and he may put IN the bill that 1t IL not 10 9e
regarded recognition OF war claims so ,hr ~ ,nd
that II Is hill provide for and encourage anu an
the great cause OF education IN our anu hu III
gentleman has appeared here IN new roie to"hy huu
PLAYED the part Of bulldozer and undertaken 10 say
from his place that there is man in the NOrth hfu
for fnis bill Heavens! Upon what meat mas inS our
Cesar ted that he has grown 80 great lishghe'I
The liberal ndcd. public spirited people ol lhe Nor
especially those who fought IN the war, woh, ho,Wm
standing the speech OF the Pcntienan rom ,ix
hail with APPROVAL and satisfaction me pa,'dne VI
this bill for the reasons so el0qneutlI Sla'eu ny Wy
enl ght ned and public-sprIted friend from M"ss"
Mr. MONROE tRen Ohio) expressed hs regret that in
suprortug the bill he fonu himself separated from the
minority OF mis- political friends De had V"e1 tNl stS
sion W h the majority Of his Republican friends for an
appropriation of ~ 900 build m0nunent pV tue
grave OF Thomas Jefferson and h could not Distinguish
bcfycrn the rc~liug with which he would vote to-day
something toward restoring the venerable monument
under discuss on He did not regard lls ii lhe
hgit Of a war claim Whenever purely Southern war
claim should before the House he would be "uhd
resisting V sIcl-- lilm.
Mr. REED 0i D. Me- reminded NJ. Monroe iOho) that
the nth the bill hOwrd II T. be- war claim III WAS
IA bill to reimburse the cole Of william and Mary.
Mr.. MONROE Rcp., Ohiol replied that lac understood
that the itlr was 10 BE- changed.
Mr. RED Rcp.. Mel S1d that that reminded nm
OF the deacon would drink cider cdr, but
had ORccrion to 1t If II was called appi"Juiee
Mr WONROE Rrp, ONO sand that he al not be-
Irvr in time 81 peace getting mp IN the middle Oi tue
n.cht ard blowing uump"ts and beating drums, ana
making war Recommendations when men should ne sec
ing quietly i'm Their beds. Neither was lie 10 be Ouid
Off on rue cry that this entering Wcdsc. ~"
WIS the sworn enemy Of entering wedges, and dld moi
believe in anV such things. LeugltcrI
Mr.. FUCKER Dem, va c,uSrd toe debate with 4
speech IN ad, ucdcy of The bill ana claimed that u
siuud ON grounds dIf. rent NOM tlUS" oI any other
cas-, thar had before II, or Wodl come AFTER
IT, REGARD claims. lie declared mat IN" lto-
ole OF the south were tired % them "- the D'"I 81
any err part Of me country, and mat FOR hlm~e he
would stand III door OF tbc Treasury aud resist ANY
claim that VIZ not based on legal and equitable
grounds IDrrisiVt laughter on tie Republican ."'"
lie spoke Of his grandfather having been trained at 30.
College ~ William and Mary, and hayuG worn the un
form of "a Republican soldier at thr surrender
of Yorktown; Of his fafLtr having p".n
framed there, and Of it, having numbered
among its alumni John Na, shall, winfield >c"tf
!, irr-on, aud Madison; ami Ice laid IN coHriu>"n .
Iury come mere u mute appeal frun nigh h"i, an
pea Won rebuild s old college. II na- n'ru SAM
mat VIRGINIA ike tnr mother Of tAc Gracch polht- %
rer sons. She mint, standing at the crave ~ hri
mighty and IuSi rinus dead trained al I'M INSTITUTION u
learning point Ia their tomb, ana to thtr memory 10
show where they have trOddcn ttc delds Of gior' ana
have rendered lu>r" Ia the uuilY, ana sc ulsht say
Go and follow their example Hfsptccre efe1'ptG'
rihr pqOy1,nqUe jUbeie."
Mr. PHILLIPS rep, Ktn.) moved ia strike ont me
ruartiug clause the bill ptfraed-aNeS, ~; nay - 50
The committee then rose AMI reported the bhl.
The House proceeded 10 vote upon The third reading or
the bill AMI the result wa--ayc. 81; navS, IL 20 tne
bil was neglected, and this action VAS Wnnr unt Tor
tul- srs- ion bv a mo ION made 10y Mr. tONGER Ncpu
Nirh 10 reconsider to lay the motion TO reconsider
on tIc table The following j. the vote:
IRcpublicans in roman; Democrats in italc.l