Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06
HOUSE.


sus COMMITTEES 10 inquire into the ad-
visibility OF taking the census in Alaska.
Mr.. Vance, from the Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures, sub
mitted the report Of that committee In
regard To the decimal system OF weights
and measures for English speaking peo-
pie. Ordered printed and recOmmitted.
On motion Of Mr.. Ryan, the Senate
amendments to the House bill for the
relief Of certain settlers on Usage trust
and diminished reserve lands III Kansas
were concurred IN.
Mr.. Knott, chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, asked leave to report resO-
luton directing the committee to inves'
tigate the present system OF lees, sala-
ries and emoluments allowed officers in
general uf the United States Courts, and
ascertain whether any, and II 10, what
abuses now exist or have existed, or
may hereafter take place thereunder,
and report 10y bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Conger objected, aud some rather
sharp words passed between HIM and
the Speaker, as to his right 10 speak 10
his objections.
The bill allowing the heirs OF Albert
Fuller to apply iOr an extension OF his
patent on faucets WAS defeated. Yeas,
40; nays, lig.
Mr.. Morrison, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill amend
ing the statutes in regard 10 the imme-
diate transportation Of dutiable articles.
Printed and reoommltted.
The morning hour having expired,
the House went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Calkins in the chair, on the
private calendar. After some time the
committee, finding itself without
quorum, rose.
Mr.. Mcmahon, from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the bill 10
supply Certain DEFICIENCIES in appro-
priations for the service Of the govern
ment for the current fiscal year. Order
ed printed aud recOmmitted.
The total amount appropriated by the
bill is S6s2 500, Of which sum SinO, 900 is
for public printing.
Mr.. Hazelton, rising To correct the
record, stated that last night he had re-
piled to speech made hy the gentle
man from Ohio (Mr. Warner), in which
that gentleman had slluded 10 the pen.
si1ners Of the Government as hospital
pimps." On looking at the record this
morniny he iound that the portion Of
the speech Ia which he had replied had
been stricken out Laughter. lie
would not have referred 20 the clrcum-
stance but for the fact that 1t Vas the
custom Of the gentleman from Ohio 10
strike out portions OF his speeches. He
Mr.. HaEeltonl had made three or four
speeches and they had gone home, but
the objections to which they replied
having been removed by the party him
self his constituents could not appreciate
them. Laughter. lie had obtained
a manuscript copy OF the notes OF the
official reporters and he desired TO have
record corrected in conformity with u.
Mr.. Warner said that he hal not had
time to refer TO the notes OF the speech
Of the gentleman from Wisconsin iia-
LeltOn but he Was certain, and mum
Der Of gentlemen agreed with him, that
some change at least had been made IN
that speech.
Mr.. Hszelton-Nota word by me;
Mr.. Warner said that he had used the
words hospital plmps, which lac de-
sired, at that tlme' To AK might De
stricken out, but now that the matter
had been brought up he Was inclined
tO think that his speech A. he had made
il Was best. In striking 1t out, however,
he had done nothing more than Was
done by every member OF tie House.
Mr.. Hazelton Expressed his willing
mess "a haye the official reporters STAT
ka,Iar 10 ri naJ. az sligh,.s,
"u
change III hs sPeee" ho % 'A',Hhou
that the gentleman from ONO knew
when he made the insinuation lfor he
Was hot ois'e enoush W t"Aee "
openly that he had altered his speech
,bs, Ls bad meyer changed one word
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a.. s.n,Ismsn tr,m Ohio Whsnsvs,
tb., yn,lemAn had made a declaration
.h,cb hsd Lee,, r.nlieI % and he h.d
no, likeJ The renlv or character of xhs,
h. hsd s,a,ed K. had In the nigh,
time In his secret chamber strnck on,
uha, xas OBJECTIONABLE "a himself
leaving the repiy as NAKED and bald AZ
a mountain Ton IAugh,erI
Mr. Waner-I deny that Absolutely.
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raIe, A. a .irole rase "a ,ha, tind IdA.
nounce thai a. a fal-ehood, here and
now.
Mr. HaIelton--For which 1 oil hold
the Gentleman responsille.
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and that he remained 20 Tar 10 the rear
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blow hls cSn irumI'et ior shai be dsa
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he ga. wounded early, sought . pension
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