New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

and g. Louis flowed with blood because those mon
coming IN to take away me labor from the American
to-day the prosperity OF the country TO n Qreai a @
tent due TO the stalwar labor OF the Irish aud the C.
man ~"
A meIuber-D Demagocue!
Mr.. TOwNsEND-s saws d" demogoQnep ?.
N ." Bill Nye" that says II have BIl w
here MOdiDg up a copy OF the " Hcatlen Ciin,oRs Rs
Continuing. he aid that he had never Joined N az
against anybody and be hoped mat God wnnid l ahl
him grace tO join m raid against deesnd ~
OF Adam. But tJerc was new school 0f phio.orber
m the country who went before the Labor COMMIT
and twaddled and said that the suffering toe Iai
ing OccasIOncd by over Production aad ~,
tended to imuov.ris and sarve-nOi me '1nnr5 nat
% they ~aed-but the man the corner grocery a' ,'
was supported by his wife ard never did DAYS woyS
Those were ne men repIesetea ., i'' cniienan from
Kearnev performi WGat dd he do Tor a living er,ept
Mr. RYAN tRep. Km)-IIe passes around the b,,
Mr.. TOWNSEND continued, and referred TO the pets,
cnton OF Che Jews N the middle ages They had been
now In the nineteenth century no nation In Eu,s,.
could declare war until TIE consent Ot jew Wa 81
tanned. IT was said that the Jews Wer wicked ~.
tainly they were He hal never known people ~,
were wicked but did dny body believe that tie, bs
ever boiled down children to get the fatf flA,ngbss
IL had been said that II the Irish and were AZ
mitted into the country ibertv would lraye Bow msnv
Democrats rom the North would be VA the IIouse ~
day except BY the permission O ST. Pitrckl TaugberI
Thank heavens he bad gwen his permssIOn TO him M,
TOwnsend). He lad stood by II P,tri' In hl dark
days and 81 Patrick had not forgotten him. nanehe,
About the wIckedness oi the Cnines" IL said h.
He could tell of way to grt them over ladS wBo
had a Chinese boy servant sad TO hi. John, be gooS
boy and learn 20 love jesus" Yes, replied be- ye
me dollar more - week aud will love Jesus" Lind
ltughterl That the way To bnng the Chinatnan
over the Christian religion, and II n tailed then ne
(Mr. Townsendl wonld lose his bet Everybody nad
heard of " Bill Nye." He wa- not SURF whether nm
Nye" was aiv but Of his friends IN. Otder sis
Candng to Mr.: Lutrelp must pardon him for saying
tnat when the IIcathen Chnee Was shaken up In ihs
House he rather d dousted san,a "hf.nsr TuI S|
He might he mistaken. but hr was not for carying
back me shadow he dial he was for going Orwlpl,
treating the human race "a brothers. He would quote
ia conclusion the views of Robert Burns:
Then let rs pray that come II may.
That man to msn The world Ger,
Shall brothers be Tor a that'
Mr. lIEHF PAGE Rep co wa. in favor of restricting iAs
Chinese inmi grafton to this country and declared hat
he had never advOcat d any views t6at were nor IN
cord with the liberal sentiments, and advanced ideas Of
Mr' LTTTRELT Dem. CALI rcpudatcl the idea q,
the popular sentiment the subject Uf the Chlnes
being fairly represented by the Re- unean party. aad
claimed that II only me Democratic party which
represented ilat sentiment.
Mr. WILLIS Dem, KyJ who had charge Of the bin,
closed the IN speech IN ady ocacy OF H. He
claimed that under the Constitution treaty y not more
binding or sacred tnan law. and that IL Is the last
preston OF the legislative mind twnciher IN tie
He SAID that wherever Cinnamon nave gone IN
Large numbers ,as Ia sidn, Java, Singapore and the
Australian Colonies The popular ia gment mas bfyn
almost unanimous against then and repres-lye egisa
ton has had To br rsortcd 10 ia order 10 check The evils
The House proceeded 10 vote n the bill and on pend.
ng Gurnfs offered on The parf OF the COMMITTEE.
In the hls section the restriction Of Chinese Passengers
yrsS' 10 Ten was extended - nfieen.
Mr.. CANNON Rrp. ill.l. Mr. CONGEk Rep, hlcbl
aud Mr.. CARE lELD R"p, Onol desired 10 OVER amend
mtntS 10 except >uei. cIVONs ana travellers Oht Ob-
iectIou> were mad" 70 an amcndme
Mr.. GARFIELD Gtcp.. Omo)-Ibe blll u 4 palpaole
violation oi international law. ana was -O mp rather Tor
party purpose than ont Of cDnsdera ION or lhe inter
tsi. Oi WUrkln- -mcn.
Nr COX dem. y " and others objected to debate.
The House ten proceeded to vote on the passage Of
the bill. and il p3-scd-lcas l3J NAYS, - This
WA, not "a party vote. but Tie lar-ur Humber o. Repub
lcaa, voted ~ the negative.
Thr House then. ~ $50 O'Clock, went into COMMITTEE
OF the NHoc. with Nr. cox tDt y. ~ IN the cltir
Oh the Pos once Appropriation bill
Mr. BAKER lRcV.. udp moved To increase me appro-
prlatiOn FOR mail rIlNp.ltttiOn by Thllf"ad from
p 900 To - 600 900 After short debate adopted
-Ncas - ; NaV~, 70
Mr. GHNLNERs Dem, MiSsD submitted amend
mrnt increasing The appropriation Tor tidnsportlton
on steamboats, from - 10000 To ~9oOOOo Agreed To-
Without final action the committee rose.
Nj DURHAM (Dcw, XVI introduced loint res1lu
ton ealing the Secretary az state Tor detal1d
statement OF expenditures made bY the G0trfuIent &c
the Paris Exposition Passed.
Mr. CHITTENDES (icp y. ~ offered a reS0lut IN
calling upon tnc ~urr- ail the Treasury for lnOrms
In New-York CRY, and, IT rented the amount OF tne
rent. Referred.
Mr. HEWITT Dem. A1.i, from the Committee on
Public Lands. reported bl creating All addltlOhai
land district IA Idaho. Passed
The sion for Tonight the Levec bill was ahan'
doned and postponed until this day week, ana t1e
House then, at l:30 p. M. adjourned.