New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day proposed amendment
10 me Immigration biz" offered by mr.. McIAEE
(Dcm. Nal IL provides that this Secretary Of the
Treasury snail have power TO enter into contract
with commission designated by the Governor Of any
efzte 20 take charge Of the local affairs OF immigration
ar tf there shall be commission, then with any duly
fncorporaed soeivsy ASSOCIATION having IN charge the
AZ McIINE presented a memorial Of German So
cefy rrxpg the passage OF the immigration bill Re
M DE Ia MATYR tDem.. rad.) offered resolution
calling for information concerning the expense Of issu
Mr. cox fDes, H. VI Chairman Of the Committee on
Roren Affairs, reported back the jeat resolution for
The aroyaton Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty aste unan-
ions report OF the committee. Referred TO the Com
nlttee OF the Whole.
conssion to ascertain the basis Of reciprocity with
the Brit,.h Provinces which was ordered printed and
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
spseial Deficiency bill
positisn to the Msselas clause Of the bln and pointed
ous The difficulties which would give rs, 20 Il leit It
sxseaiee OF nos and such En- attempt was without par
s s aSS q ana t end ba Poes nS
II had started out with flags flying and with many
dificn and 10 sadness bearing two parcels little ono
sonianinS Republican frauds and big one containing
pages testimony had been taken showing that Ruth
eard Hayes had NOT played the knave and that SAM
w NJ MCMAHON s Dem, Ohio, was lost in amazsment
skaS his reDds 90 tho other side had obstructed pub
sp - . sha Az 81 he ssntsmsn cm Name
Tho Clerk proceeded TO read the Senate amendments
IN which concurrence Wsss recommended
The Marshals clause having been read Mr. GAR
YIELD rep. Oh0l sad that nothing more apparent
~n the persistent determination OF tho majority TO
force measures }nowevsr good or however wsel into
place where IL took the saOe old ground of
ooefeing some branch Of the Government. He
ives willing this great dangerous question OF cleo
tons to the two poteal parties hanessed together
BY Donts OF common consent stapd around the Ma
tional polls ana enforce National Electicu laws and
elections. would be exceedingly gratihed TO
that whatever else Of paPttsanshp tbeY might do at
least all parties should the baotbOx and unite
IN law ana In Justice 70 enforce free, equal, National
elections ever whore. tApplause.l
Mr. KEIFER rep, Oaio) disagreed with bis colleague
- an independent proposition regarding 10 part Of
the intent 20 break down the power OF the
af the very fountain bead OF fts strength.
+, The amendment was then ctneurfed In.
The Senate ame1dment approprtatnR IS, 900 Tor the
prep ,fatie1 and publication OF post route maps was
eeneurEed in
The committee then and reported Its action the
House, where that action ratified.
Joint resolution directing the BeeretarY OF War 20
fnraish the Governor OF Missouri with 500 tents for
The benefit OF the tornado sufferers was passed.
The Oil authorizing the registration Of trademarks
ana the protection thereof wac reported back.
The Speaker announced the appointment Of the follow
ing members select committee 70 Investigate the
aeSed corruption IN regard to the contested eleoten
0sse Of Dsnnslly aaatRst Washburn Aeesrs. Carlisle
Dem, Ky.l Hicknell Oem- Ind.), Reagan tDem. Text
Lenhs6ey qDeIn., n. -, o'Ne1ll CReD., Pennl Upde
The House then, at 430, took until 1890 tho
session to DO for the consideration OF the bill
establishing municipal code for the District Of
Columbia.