New-York tribune., 1879-04-25
unrsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at 10 o'clock in continuance
OF Wednesdays session, and Immediately went int
Committee OF the Whole on the Legislative Appro-
pration bill.
Mr.. SCALES Dem, n. c. supported the p"poSeu
repeal Of The election laws the ground that tc a"s
rs they now stand unconstitutional anu dahEeIO
10 the liberties of the people He SAID the DcmocThc
party is right upon this question: ana no Weuu @ no
could write upon the sky ITSELF that all men nghl sec
IT, that the party stands up to-day ln fhVor ol Iec ~
toDs. ~, .--... ..,, 10
by Mr. Burrows eu., MchJ as t. how long Wolu w "
before slavery would bc rcGstablished, sald lhal ~
would be attempted as the Republican party
ound II TO be to its interest resablishii. But when
that time the South would sidnd up ana say :
" This Is one OF the things YOU cannot 90. -, ,
Mr.. GILLETTE tSai. Dem. lo"a) sald nc notS mo- no,
consider that there any pressing necessity ior paeg
the nroposrd legislation on Appropriation bills, ana ne
Will therefore vote to strike out but II II II ftldnt'
he will vote The passage of the bill not with view,
however Of forcing Executive approval Before saying
to the Chinese that they must co. he W0uiu sa1 tn @
National banks must 90. the National bonds must 20,
the land monopoies must co. the la which barred OUT
silver must co. and that the mountains o Idle money ~
oler sit believed that popular fire which Is rag
ing can bo smotbered and ihat tue people wl De shts
fed until 1850 with sectional dlspdtesi 4Hey WAN
Mr. DE La MATYR (Hat. Dem, IndJ spoke in the the
same vein The country wants peace ana hot i'
AZ TINS point the committee rose the session of Wed
Mr. KELLEY (Nat. Rep, PENN said he bad peeh ar ,,
sent the House yesterday on leave ano asheo n II
resolution offered bv Mr.. WOOD tDem y. ~ WIN
regard to a convention with France
The Speaker replied thai he could not ~
Of tn The 'i W6oe-Mr BLiCKBURN Dem, Ky.,i in the
chair-on the Legislative Appropriation Dlll -.
Mr.. DE La MATYR continued bis remarEs ana Wnel, !,
his time expircd.Nr. WEAVER (Nai DEM iowa Ih9Hen 10y
that il be extended. To this Mr. HALLLION lhepp"
Nr JOYCE CRepvt1 said he had heard in this debate
men who had been 10 Their country prhle hput
the Constitution. and lecture the kepuDncdh paI ~
about the freedom of elections lie ad seen he ~, Wl1e s
country rise up and nowl about te SOatrs al 'c p,
when bands OF armed men in the S0uih TOOK
Of the ballobOx stuffed II Win tissue baots anu ht
who would not vote the Democratic ucke'. Dsf E
icacy should be laid aside. he said ana the men OF o
North should resent the insult aud again pid denauee 10
Nr o,SFII I d{en. PENN spoke Of the freedom OF
recent elections IN Philadelphia, ana the gOCd Ofcr Oh
Mi. RANDALL (Dem Penn) asked WHY. IN view OF
the fact tnat the rHiroad RIOS OI leIS ha1 Dern
100 Deputy Marshats had been brought INTO IHlduel'
pha at election which gave promise OF Delng con-
Quoted, aud which was conducted as peaceaOb "s lS
Mr. O'NFILL admitted that MAYOR stokley had
queed tie riot with 200 Republican policemen wiz,
out the aid OF the Unite1 states Marshas, but said
troops had been sent 90 Philadelphia.
Mr.. RANDALl-l ask the gentleman W-nrIner - ny ng ~, J
eves IN Of the experience aud the power OF tIe
Mayor that there The least occasion lOT DI4Dsa
$50 Deputy Marshals into Iiisdelphai
Mr.. ONEIII-SOme Of thcm were appointed at the re-
quest Democrats and all the SUPERVISORS Dad DecD
After brief speeches by Mr. DUSNELL (Rcp Mimi
and Nj. I. TURNER (Dem. Ky) Mr. DE IA aIAIlH OBJ
tanned the floor and concluded the speech Nc began III
Nj. HAZLETON Q.ep, Wis., denounced the Green
hack members tor the fol de rol" which they had
ndulgng n. and said their speeches were Ike tho
chHttern, OF some maudn individuals AT Il lunciaI.
one of tben-MT Gillette. OF lOwa-had tod the
House the country going 10 the dogs because NO
hefers in Iowa sold Tor $40 That only SLOWS he sau
that what needed not the issue OF more greenbHcFs
lut of less hecrs fLaughter lie then proceeded TO
argue favor of the Constitutional power OF the Gov
ernment the Army II necessary ~ the polls Dur
ing Mr. Hazetons speech controversy arose between
him and Mr.. DEUsIER Dem. NlsI. the latter DE
nOuncing aud the former approving M DaVenp0rts
action in NeW-Nork.
Dir. BRAGG Dem. Wis., said the ATTEMPT OF the Re
publican party feeling OF alarm IN Tue NOIth
had failed When he boys n blue and the boys IN gray
knet together at the feet Of the Goddess OF Liberty
blue had stood for the boys IN gray
they would always stand against any party or SET OF
men who attempted to break down the buIwarks oi
civil liberty. Applause Oh the Democratic slle
The hour uf 1870 having arrived the committee rose
On motion OF Mr. STEPHENS Dem, Ga. }, tho TIME
for the termination Of the debate was liked AT o'clock
tomorrow instead OF O'Clock as previously ORDERED,
and the House then took a recess until 1890 p m.
At the evening sesslOn-which was thinly attended
Mr. BRAGG concluded his speech, ana r.naihs were
made ny Mcssrs. KING Dem. La HENDERSON (f'ep'
Ill) aud HENRY Dem, MIDI, ana others Al IL T. III.
the House took "A recess unUl 10 a. III. tomorrow.