New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

sdered II as being in the interest OF contraction anu
against the mt rests OF the people. ,.
The amendment making the trade-dollar leRa-tcn-
der was withdrawn also the amendment for the re-
dempiOn of silver coin In fractional paper Cu'I'n''
when presented In sums OF sIo anu anu % Fi,cd states
The amendment providing mat All ohl,'a o. ants
coins OF every description Of face value OF - cents
and under shall be received at all post Offices IOr pay
ment OF postage the purchase OF stamps III sums ho
exceeding - was adopted. .,,
Mr.. EWING Dem. Ohol asked leave to oner SUD
stiute for the bill but leave was not granted - .
The bill was amended by Increasing the minimum 10
II proyiies that the holder of silver coins Of smaller
denomination than II may receive therefore Nhen pre-
sened at The Treasury OF any Assl.tn, ,, ny n h@
United states The second Section authorizes the Irea
exchange COINS lrecelyed under he m,
money. The Third section makes subsidiary siyei -
legatendcr I'm sums not exceeding 70 Lor @ h ,
public or private. The Fourth Section naAes tne ino
coins fcopper and nickeD receivable for postage an
postage stamps to the amount OF u.s. Hho fh 'e''ion
Mr. ATKINS tDem., 1enn). Chairman OF the S0n- %
mitee ON Appropriations. reported deficiency Dill uor
Mr. KNOTT Dem, Ky), from the Judiciary Conl, d.
mItee 1ered It i 80 ,n,nntarv mr. IN
empoye of the House has right. voluntary ~ ou ~
obedience to subpoena, to produce any @ uocuniSi IT.
paper or book belonging 10 the nts VI @ tlc ioo @ 20 he
any court or Olnctf or 10 IetIIiI any S',d CD,y
made without tue consent Of the House. Adopleu' 4,
tho Whole. with Mr. BLACKBURN dem. Ky) in the
Chair, the Legislative Appropriation Dli; d
Mr.. BAILEY (Rep.. y. " characterized the prOpO.ea
repeal s infamous usurpation otpOWefOn Tie paito
the Democratic party. - ..L -. ,ho
". 10
Democratic side OF the question, cOnnhlng nlhseh
principally 10 "a recital OF what he cbafGcIefZcu as
the highhandcd OutrHgCs perpetrated III new >orh
under color OF the Infamous Federal Election la"'
Mr. NULDRON dem. Miss.) recurring 10 ne question
of The OkOona states, deued the assertion Oi Mr RYE
day that at paper was ndorsrd by scores o
other papers in the SOutn. a., A.,
Mr. FRYE (Rep. Mel undertook to reply to Mr.. Mu-
drow but Mr. GEDDES dem. OhIo) hud obtained me
floor and was proceeding with his speech, not nOuchg
MIR Frye's effort This made Mr. Frye quite indignant
AMI he exclaimed: THAT ~ the courage OF tine DINER
gd,-of tie gentlemen from New YORK and Mls-ssppi-
who make their Gugs at me and then smut down lhe
door. That is courage that is cIvairy.
The Chairman having expressed To Mf' Geules, Ihe
wish that he should yield 10 Mr. Frye, ME- Gtddes
did -. -, ,,.--, -
ME FRYE thanked the Chairman tMr. blackburn Tor
his sense of air pay and then replied 10 Mr. MudiOW
quoting from another democratic paper, puUlsheu AZ
OkoOua a laudatOTy artC on the speech made Dy MI
htlmrrs ana "A like article from The Ok0toHd MdfeS.
Mr.. GEDDEs Dem. OhiO) Resumed tue nOOr ana
made a epeecu the DemOcratic side o. the question:
Mr.. THOMPSON Dem, ky9 also spoke on the Demo-
cratic side OF the question.
Mr.. BAYNE (Rcp., PENN made an argument on INC
Republican side OF the question. ,
Mr. sIIALLEN BERGER Qscp., Penn) spoke on the
same side e lrrdicc ed that the unblu5hlng demands
of the Democracy would. il carried INTO execution in
cvItaby pr0yOks "a conflict.
Fac House at $40 p. H. took recess until 7:3O p H.