, 1879-03-05

al ~ ,a H., M .;"a ru,fs, ,a ,' ~ III ill.,, ",'our
ment of c"nyrsss ' having arrisc liz ChaIr DO.
rinrca f,,n FnrtvIflf, f.nnor,.ss MI {otirnrI With
;ihn rlns,n, ho,,rs nj thc se.sJnn wcso cl,nrnc.
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crnw,1sl. o,, im,h N" liar "ml In ,hr ualtrrjcs
a,, sn,nriitncs viii ri~ht @ ' nr I'm arnstara ntl
tirnsslnu tlIe Chnir al lin aare tme, il was
viii di1i,rnitv tSo, arvtn,ng rnn1n he unirr-
stn,,,,. 's'f'
4 number Of nriyn,c hll,. vcre na.scd.
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HOUSE. .... .-.....
Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, reported that the
Conference Committee on tho Army Approprla-
ttou hi,1 IND m, hccn mia IN oorcr'
~. w "u! aot o,eA ao.e ~ us.s'.
a!r. levitt on the sugEsst'on OF Nepuo''eana'
made = statement rs 10 ut mattors Id contto'
vcrsy. Io stated tint au agreement could be
rcachei1 on all of them oxcupt rs to The prcscnco
VI .Foops as lac poa!s' ,...,,
Mr. Foster, the Republican conleFcc. replied
to Mr.. Hewitt, and clarged the Democrats will,
tho enttro reapousibtlity for forcing m extra
.os.,on ,rha pon"h1'eon. A., ,s,1,tno - y;riI
.essA,o". NV Nopu."saas w, ~, ""s' " ~
much, oas democrats Will s'e'a uo1h,ns' Inc
Republicans, however; were not quito ready
to yield to all these demands. He was rs
""n.s ...s",.,.,s. o. ~ ,,,.. ,,.. n',.,,.a -.
q aeotc'as'ots' ihc oa5 p,oposisiuns 4ot ,ss sSs
tle.nens had come from tic Republicans. The
Democrats had stood like adatnant, refusing to
,,..sae -, .ta nG,,noro,s a. ". rovt oos.,on az
p~sesn W .no =. .s w .," ~ s,. 1,.'.s, ~
an independent measure, anu 1heu, u 1he iecsl-
dent vetoed It, they could put It iii an Approprsa-
tion bill, There would be no election to be
nfYrctct hr Il },c,wccn nov md 1850, cxcent in
s..,,ts,,s .,s .,,a i,.,,,ai,nn. o-, ,s;1,tn,. N
e"li4osn,s, alto 1Ae w.
except California now. Tl!cro wAS nothing IN tio
.tk kfonn 1t,nf t1tR
10 mike M issue upup It, and 10 cram It down
No ,hroo4s IT thc renuh,cana bv lcr,slo,lon.
.1o 1t.'oa.' W ."' 'sp"o1 e ~ ~
nM 81 pcssou s
which WAS always damage to the country,
evrn whon tbe Ronuh]tcau party wos tn power,
At. so.,tnnr,1-nWhv docs rot NV ro,,capuc
,u..,.a. "a. a,a',s, rorHras. ~,
Introduce resolution to anol's1 congress OIL
tlre1ya
Mr. roster-f think that inst nk this time the
reon,o uo,,, hn tint with n ooo,1 t,ra1 of sntia-
faetou ssasu W.T. .hlnk @ thu tat We, oa this stde, ,ave
offered everything tllat wo can possibly o1cr Tor
the salto Of securing basIs OF settlcment,
Il hcltovc, Mt nm limo TINT nv friend from
Na,. s1 VII ~, o,o,+, ~ o,hor 1onttcn,cr ~
New 1ork. atiu plenty OF otmeI eent!eMeh :, On
lle pcnioefatse s.ae, wela @ Mlng 70 t mstsp. y
nuk 9ln tola gGfse tnere H. 10 trntn N ~
thAt Inc sneakSsslsp IuntHs. I..stn . ILL., i.i'n
conttst snn ..las III ..c ~ ,,as ,1.t 10. aa
Eot contEoi VI ltAt s'1s u W. hvNhe' n.'A liz
hultaozed my friend from N9W 1osk lHewltt,
and other Eohtlctien 'nto taE'1's sl1ong posi-
t'oa oa th!s question;
Mr. Foster sa1u ttath even now tfe t!onae
Woud pass, under q Suspension OF iile rules, u
bill which lic aad ~ MS hnnd, "a extra session
could st'l! hc aqolaea. Iiie nli Was Yerpatinl "a
copy oi one tntloauSca III la:o " Ky tl'.n M LINT
mnt, Of tic Approximation Conimitteo Tor a'l *
tentIon OF the approximation ioF lte various ue-
| partments OF the Government. llle vi! whiclt
| he proposcd now to pass unuer suspension Of
thc rules was 70 contintlc !or 8ix tnol1t1ls tAc
appropriations OF the present hscal ycar ior thc
army alNt Tor the legislative executive, itl''i
| judicial EXPENSES OF the dovctntncnt. ~ askcu
that ite mtght ec allowed to move suapehs3iioil 3i
OF tho rules Tor Tue passage OF ILLS pl'l' lhe
rules we're not suapsnde,,;;
| Mr. Iar'lglu i!ltim9tcd tlat the gentleman
fF1ff1 r.