New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Chaplain Of the House, in his prayer this
morning returned thanks that the House had been safely
brought 10 the closing lahors the session. aud asked
the blessing OF the Lord upon all tue measures which
have been wisely and prudcniy adopted
Amo-sage was Icceiy d from the President announc-
ing lis approval Of the Judica, Expenses bl; also a
message in writing supposed TO BE- the veto message on
the Marshals bill.
The bushes, o calling the states for bills for refer
ence was gone through with tie business of the
m lrnnc hour ON Monday, but there only about
dozen bills introduced. and few OF these we're oi any
The The Whole number Of biz, introduced during the
present session was about 700.
Mucn o. the morning huur Wa consumed IN The read
nh ~ ,,, motion, Of reference Tbr last vote showed
the presence OF l11 members, being thirteen more than
Among ine bills introduced were the following:
Jy Mr.. MORRISON Dem, Ii. Fixing the first Mon
day IN January the day for the assembling Of Con
By Mr. DIBRELL Dem, Tenn)-Rcpcaiuc the act
authorizing the restoration OF Major Joseph i. Collins
At the Conclusion Of the morning hour, Nj. KING
dem, Ia) rising 10 question Of personal privilege
denied thai there mad been any conspiracy as alleged bv
The Cincinnati Enquirer between certain Southern
view 10 accomplish certain legislative ends lie was
astOnshed tHat paper protesting Ia be Democratic
paper should receive Information from such source as
that from which that information have omauated
Mr.. ELLIS (Dcm, Lob also rising 10 a question OF
personal pryncgc had read nc the CLERKS desk an ar
Gle in The WASHINGTON Erthag star OF the 2s ia instant
ntimatng that bargain Dau been entered into by
tain Republ can members Cncludng Mr.. Garfield, OF
Ohio) ana certain Democratic members from Georgia
Alabama Louisiana ana South Carolina. that certain
conditions the "MaTshas" bill should De passed with
restrictions being attached 10 IT, Life TOO short
he said every that barked bur this
casOn he must notice the statement so far a. to pro-
nuunce 10 unQua.ihedly, deliberately ana wilIuly
false IN every particular.
Mr. EVINS Dem. 5 O.. speaker for the South Caro-
lima delegation also denounced II as uuquatrd false
Mr. ACKLEN Dem, La suggested that II would be
in ORDER Tor Mr. Garfield to rise 10 aqueston personal
Mr. GARFIELD Rep., Ohio stated that he had been
recently reading the old history OF &enophon. On one
and the soldiers we're fleeing without apparent
cause, Clearchus General OF the most offered
rad let the ass loose among the armor"
There had been there, but the Greeks had gone
back Laughing TO iheir tents ana me panic bad been
stopped. Now, said General Garfield 10 was thought
that good mauy Southern gentlemen were gong 10 be
patriotic enough to vote to get through some OF the APP
preparations aud for fear mat that might be done this
story had been gotten up. lLsugutrEI
Mr. BRIGHT CDtu., Tenn Did tue gentleman from
OhiO do any Of ne brayiug laughttrJ
Hazcton ({el., Ws.J as member Of Inc Committee on
the District ~ Columbia IN place OF Mr. Houck rep,
Qscp. ONO to the Committee on Public Buildings aud
Grounds place OF Mr. Clark rep, Iowa., deceased
message II the President the Marshals ui and
was read by Clerk, and listened 10 without any DE-
moEstraton or approval or disapprov on either side
OF the House Al the CONCLUSION OF mo reading Dir.
COBB Dem, Ind moved 10 reconsider the bin
the bill the Presidents yeto-yraH, - nays, Cd
not the necessary tNO-third~ III the affirmative.
OF House who not bound by pairs Should not
leave the city until the final adl 1urumcEt, othrW tie
House would be lett without quorum tomorrow.
Mr.. BLACKBURN Dem, Ky), from the Commit toe
on Appropriations reported Ouslead OF u sen.
ate bin on the subject which he claimed
the Senate had not the Constitutional righ
10 originated bll Tor the payment "a
committee clerks, pages and other employs Of bOtl
Houses (WL nave not annual sdlar1es) fifteen days
eAtra pay, and authorizing the INN dlate payment Of
CONGRESSIONAL salaries for July The bill was passed.
AN APPEAL FROM THE PRESIDENT.
At 2:3O "a message IN writing received from tn,
President aud was Immediately read BY the Clerk
referred ~ the Committee on Appropriations. The mes
sage is as follows:
! To the senate and House Of RepreSeiiiGtiresi
The bill making appropriations Tor the payment o
! fees OF United States MaTsbais and Their genera
deputies which have this dsy returned Ia the Hous
Of REPRESENTATIVES On which II OrigiDatedl with ml
object one having its RECOMMENDATION by that body
failed 10 become law, respectfully call your atten
ton 10 the immediate necessity OI making some AIDE
auac provision for the due and efficient execution bI
| tne NaTshals and Deputy -Msrshals OF the United