New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

nH. rtIfNPSON Dem. PENN stated mat there bad
MT iycd nor did there live now person in the
neNe' bcther Republican or Democrat
had ever for single moment eAeItalnea eusp
con sunbeam lie believed that personally and poiu
az L. colleague needed no report OF coian!tee
oro1 ne sacGer. II" v'1d yote ior Tue a,'ort''H ,
Svlwevor for the purpose Of putting on record ms
deosiauon of IN oherc" without excuse OI p"iHAio-
os'S si,ost without patailtl IN the past.
an4 n4r%"IEIR RANDALL am yCry u1ch c3i-cd 70
ac gentlemen no have 70 Ss' % o nope c le rot as
w., f,r TODAY because the people VINO i've VIA INC
anu t.., ..,.t,.scl flat II nav 20 into history, the
in,r or f,lsitv Of this statement.
T3e resolution was then unanimously adopted, ana
I'S '4srr pro tenn. (Nr Carlisle stated that he
~, tur 'as1olute the committee "a carly possible
VENTILATION OF TUE HOUSE
,, VOTING Dem. Tcnn) from the Select Committee
~, tne Capi;o Ventilation, presented a report recon-
coerc certain changes uncluding the removal OF the
&c tbe crcr,u- Of fIepla,es IN the hail and The
v,l OF part o. The south wall back OF the Speaker
sa.focf.ct direct communication with the open a'r
ana sar Bsi-d of the Smithsonian Institution,
Wr clark Architect 81 the Camtol. Mr. scIui93nn
IN Ri r-s or the Army. an Advisory Board. without
sd5tiouai pay conn pensatou 10 carry OUT u.e pro
ICsed changes, and aplropratGg $4,000 Tor 'Ae pur'
rTS6ere was some debate on the resolution. in the
c,',rso of which Mr. CLNMER dem. PENN suggested
hat Mr. Hewitt GJem., n ~ be appointed one OF The
EFt Y6TTG Dem Tern) consented that the name Of
Nj Hewitt shoud be added to those Of the other COM
Tfc discussion was continued by Mr. oNeil Rep
p NM M Hairs lDem.. Ea( NJ. hesEhh IDcrDi
Of ue desks; bv Mr.. Lornr Qsc Mass ID i-y2F "t Jhe
report OF tle committee hy Nr. I'tner ue;i' " w
Who dee arcd himself have been for the iast four
years m1rtvr TO science, Thlch H'H Deem o'1''''-7
M l.lI WI hOut one particle of common sense
Mr BUTLER Urd., Mass) spoke OF his former ef efoFtS
10 secure good ventilation n tue hall, and OF the fr7ou-
ton wlca he mad offered III ls'1 referring tAe matte
~ select committee. BY parliamentary rue an rouT-
tesy he should have been 100 fhe Leaa o thl t'IHI,.
hut unfor uultey he resolution nau pro'l"CIr ~, ma,
clerk ana o. course that crumb OF patronage codd no.
1r.sir lad been given TO another member and h' MT
BufeDh had placed fourth or m ia oD tIe Gonmite
Nj YOUNG Dem, Tenn replied 10 MI. Buffers N
um@t,on 'S $40, 10 m m I drn-Ion when Nr Butler offered
b,I resolution be (air Ioungl a. chairman OF the
Comwittec on Public Buildings. q III bis 9Snd report
b.5de on Inc subject It having been referred 20 that
c,riftee n the gentleman ('lr Eutorl had doUe TIC
,Ford IN al probaoity have been selected a. It's chair
Tao sPEAKrR-in reference to Mr. buucr's al,usio9
flout the chaumauship = the select comm re-s1ld
fha. lee hsd MT made the selection from poh'icn mo-
bur berause ne was ware mat lnat Le & SsD,,"n @ %
f.m Tennessee NI nOuusl hSu 6!Neh % ioiS az. n, 80
attention 10 The subject Tie lad made inc appoint
FnalIy the discussion closed and the resolution was
ADOPTED, with amendments providing tiat lhe at,-9
sl' g. Hegi hSy n. DEM n YJ Mr Butirr md Massj, Nj
Iuring Qscp. Mas-.) and Mr.. Jones REP Y IL
tl fSl'f 5r the sopaFers table odefed printed
ferred TO the Committee "u Approximations .-
The House iueu tesum d ClDS4"Iau on OF tne CouiV4
encp report on the Iutcrc al Revenue Bill
Mr. toNGTR Rep, Mich opposed the report be
cause 10 continued the tax on metcnc- He nsised on
he right know what the conference committee hsI
I.c report Of tho conference committee was then
agreed tO--vras. 1i7 nays, ia.
Mr. BLACKBURN Dem, Ky rose 70 personal eK-
pauaiion and sent 10 Ia clerks Desh ana aN l,a ~
extract um The SoIt Irac sco tto'tct 10 5, ,H.sI
fiat he MT Backournl % been the cause of dcla ns
the passage Of tbc Anu-Chuese rl' by refusal 10
accord 10 pIecedeuc over some lbs -H-a'tnf 'I-loh
Hc SIMPLY desired 20 say that the charge was utterly
without .ouudition.
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST slR. SEWARD.
Nj. SPRINGER Dem. Ill rose TO question ofpnF
rc-r ard desired 20 cal up the resolutions reported
froa the Committee on Expenditures ia tie state De
rartneut for the arrest OF George seward con
tGm.cioUs witness.
M HALL T,p., Me- raised tie question of cor5d-
Grafton on vote by teLers
The House refused consider the question al once
Mr.. TURNER Dem. KyJ member Of the Committee
on Expenditures in the State Department demanded
tnr yeas and NAYS; and when Nj WHITE rep. PENN
suggested That lie withdraw the call, no gesticulated
auc1y and 10 an excited manner insisted on the yeas
The scene was noisy and tumultous one without
Ta- yea. md uars we're ordered and resued-yCas
hc lI,l,e voted TO consider the subject at once
rolnred tN- appointment ot NJ taud or d)rn., "tl
M Lyud. lDcm, Wis.,. Nj IhrocEmorlou, Ocm.,
IrAJ. Mr. Frye az p HrJ aud Air. Monroe q: p, Vaol
LaH of rrd 10 DAY oy vi. l,audal, OF Penu-> AHA
ST. -PEi%GEE Dom, III Ia''rd n Ire.i't, qut,-
before tGt bar OF the House.
Ia, previous question was seconded and the main
-A,re beng An lour f1r debate tho discussion was
1g,Ie, hv NJ ~FEiNGiE t"lAii man of the t'mlu'r"n
Expenditure Hl inc a'e Deptri"eui), vino '' " ,D'i
ilcque.tru involved wa. whether pu.lIc rth -r ..u
be- required 10 produce iAe record. 81 H'' on =. 4t
question lvhpt known IN" blotersl were not pun
lclreord-. N;. Springer however, uat.i; va t'IioNe
Judge or an OIL. could withhold ns records he eo"d
tnUn dcieat ".. ih' t,,iSa ii' Oh c taIt oI . l.'
tl- only u"ay tt t+ t-t power oi presenting 1'''ss
Mr. BUNDY Rep ~, q merbcr Of the committed
r. $50