New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

| big COLLEAGUE to the history OF The E.nn,a,esn
frltjon AN 80 nm ns =" s i'ns record OF multi
aw lNore laughter on The Republican sldel D.d this
t LUZ mean llea cat the Eeenb,ca ia.tg was
,ook 1pon themselves a reformed statesmen lie
TAX 90 unt tn. bloody shin before Tie American
pc PIE lie wished that tiere a Statesman on the
other ide. Dtuslve lau.hter1 He knew fht tl@v ali
Imagined Themselves states men. aud, therefore thew
| anghed Bat he meaut stattssan VINO was wiling 10
rise above party STRIFE who cOng stand up he gentle
man u0w occupying the Presidency had undertaken 10
do, and say tna there something else ID Tie country
! besides mere party. The resoutiln which Goa
| lead the country no one could tell where,
| and yet gentlemen on the Other side were
charging representatives from the South being
only through fraud and violence. Instead OF tDat they
SHOULD cduNate good feeling BET ween tie sections
tnat when trouble came it could De met By united
country. He remarked hat tne mere IacI Of tie super
visor law having been declared constitutional by tho
Supreme Court did not necessarily make 1t incumbent
on Congress 10 make appropriations TO 1t out He
complained thai bis colleague tAir Garfield had mis-
quoteo MIN as TO his atitute on that point
Mr.. GARtlELD-Arey you IN favor OF executing tho
shape am not but before COnSre sdjOnns the other
side Will be mel by the proposition twbicn viii test tAer
each polling p.aceOne from each political parry land
third where the Greenbackers nave any showing the
appointments TO DO made by the judges, not Dy the
marshals.
MI CONGER (Rcp., Mich Twill you then vote for an
apprOp Ia ion 70 pay them Z
Mr.. MCMAHON-I want first TO have members Of the
Republican parry on tue record.
be changed IN mar WAY, and IL Is Standing offer.
Mr.. MCMAHON-We Will give the gentleman tho
chance, tut that Is a question for the future.
Mr.. WARNER Dem. OhiOl declared that all laws
stood the statute BOOKS forever TO the cOndt
lions OF annual appropriations.
The general ueD Ate closed, and the bill read
by sections lOr amendments.
Mr. MCMAHON5 notion 10 reduce the appropriation
FOR public printing 20 100000 was rejected withous
DIVISION.
M SINGLETON (Dem Miss.), chairman Of rhe Com
mittee PliAtng offered an amendment changing the
method OF Erecting tue Congressional printer and rcg-
lating tue management OF tue printing office.
MI MCMAHON Dem, OhOl, under direction or the
Appropriation Committee, raised point 0i order against
Lhe Amendment
Mr. MCMAHON moved TO amend by appr0prating
100000 to pay the saiari aud expenses OF agents ana
surveyors the fees and expenses or gauGers, ana
tue salaries st0rekeepers. Agreed TO-
MI CLYMER (Dem., PENN offered an amendment
aDprOplIdug $4,000 Tor tine expenses OF the collectors
OI la eruai cevenuc. Adopted
Mr. AKIN, Dem. TeuUl offered an amendment au-
ihurIzng secretary OF the treasury 10 employ one
the steamers of the venue Marine now on
tine Pacuc coast ree OF the officers ana crew ~
the winding banks Mslnt WoiastOn and VglaDi, now
imprisoned in the Arctic Ocean, ana appTOpuatiDg
SO 900 + ir that purpose. Adopted
Mr. MCNAhOH, nom The Appropriations Committee,
off red an amendment appfOpratng 965OOOOO Tor the
payment pensions 10 army pensioners, Sl4O,OOO l0y
payment Of pensions to navy pensioners. a $4,000
lor the preparation OF vouchers, etc.
Nj REAGAN (Deu., IenDD offered an amendment TO
IA. amendment providing that The PROVISIONS OF tls
section shd extend 20 ali pens Oners OF tie classes re-
ferrrd section. ANA mat me provisions OF See
toJ no 90 H. tl,ed Statues snail NOT apply TO the
rycut-i. of any the neu lits OF Iis PROVISIONS.
Nj. Hi-COth Dem, y. } raised pOluJ Oh ofder
against Nr. keagA's amendment
Alter spr debate upon thr point OF order the commit
zee ord % 20 give the Chairman an opportunity TO
exlmua RIO rules bear Nc upon tie pOiat.
Tie House thCu, at 400 I III, ADJOURNED