New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

money to be expended there, and this would be d0nG
be put then and the result wond oe dIsaSIeI 10
The high eharaeteE Of The members OF ao9l sS M, r
port fal of unanimous Adoption by the Denoe,,.,, &
sSd To Ts aa sgs Is in 4 h matter @ hold
closest and most confidential reatiVns u hv
your dccision in this matter. and l speak in
that capacy when I write ths anu uTgu ~ ur%" 1ir.
and NAV add thai reaches further even than have
intnnte5. and will both Immediately ana leinotc! ~
see beg leave to add that it st seems incredible to
Inc that any one should doubt your ,ntonT 40 70 it
sincere respect. yours truly. HENRY H. FINLEY.
sT gTgG srggiNGER eoUinued-Sir Finley is supporter
ana friend OF Donney, who claims residence III tne
STATE Of Minnesota e G is on tn mi oor This
gentleman called Oh Mrs. Springer on the morning On
which returned aud stated ha, ne ened ony T r@r
cnce 10 the anonymous letter ! stated ~ MN nm
or "' my family any advice on that subject
lie saw was not well pleased with the receipt OF the
Dnpcv n"c e he and said 10 me Whom do you
pect Of having written this cttcr3" snio: " M sli;;
No one else could have written II but him. n you ex,
anime the handwriting in the anonymous Letter anu anu
w see That II rs very sin,ar' Al the gentlemen to
whom have shown IL agree with me as 10 It's sii'f'
HOW THE WAY WAS PREPARED
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showed that MIR. Finley bad prepared the way
for the ANONYMOUS letter by stating In his letier
that il I did not vote To seat DOnnry
I would give n color 10 the charges which MI Wash
burns freads had anoat. said the anonymonN let-
ter was a thnly dsg used effort tO conceal the motive
behind this movement and also to divert my attention
from the facts OF the cas,. l said to Mr DonneIy
This letter Imrpcrs speak in behalf OF Mr. Iidcl'
and by his authority vote to scat you do not ne
revc Mr. Finley has any minority to speak for Mr. Il-
den but II he lls.Sts That he mas au horny, want Iu
To tell sir. Tildcn thl am not his man. and lt pro,
pose 10 dcc!ds his cnse on .i que . i"T ,tI Im'
to hy anyaody." (Aupause on the X publican side
lie went to state taat there had DeVn c"nSdith-
ON Inc lst or 2d n Marcn. and that c then insisted tat
he with them IN TIER position as TO Isanll
~, I.d na1lcd unon him and larurrd with him for
n c1npr o hours, aud had left him with Inc lWrtS'o',
o,d ~ nt vor 10 extiu the votes of ISanti County.
he Fnrv letter was written The day atter that inter
view with Juan Ii had been supposed that this I'm
lev bun"zIng letter had had the desired ccc upon hn.
aid m f Wls wclc tie e. pii0u mad come H. IL il was
thought tina; he could h. nilunc ny any such fa-h
Mr. MANNING as@rd wheiher ne (dl: Sprnc,D ha'i
no, stat TO r Phsicr ANA 10 Mr. Armeld that he was
with Dnocri.ic brethren on ,oih l%in'Su'S 10 To-
mnsoallue washbuin aud seating Donnelly-ind nau M
not urged those gniieneA Democratic chiDers Oh TIC
CnmiDiitec) 10 v te Tor bJth pop 'sit"ns.
NJ SPRINGER admitted that nc had spoken iOthcm ~
favor o uuscans wa|hhuri but he dslr III lnai ne nsu
OF he c1mln:ti1r 10 slatc WIN tncn AL % Wv i w,
Mr.. SPEAR Dem, IOwa) Mr.. kEiFEk Qkrl,' nmnl'
Mr. h VI W
Iowa. evrraly stated understood had been
tod by Mr. sp nscr thar he would vote 10 unseat Ws-
Mr. ARMFlEI.D 0,rn., " ~ said tla. after III fna'
vote IN tie cOnuit'cc Nj Springer ld him mat ~
have carried that proposition. adding that he did not
dare 60 against the good OF his party. ,.. 81. a.,
conn ittee, explained the conditions oi his pair WIN MI
Springer If his (Nr S91ngrr) vote was not necesSar5
way through; but If lis Mr. CnS) was eccssary
TO keep Donnelly from ing seated. he was antho ized
IT rllfarfa "a -. a.
Mr. sPKINGER-aner these several statements had
been M any enrr OF osS tn c had
led him 10 believe that he would act oter".e man ne
had done No one accepting TIE challenge hc subnhtcdto
the Iruse and TO she country whether NJ had ho con
scennOusy discharged Is Huy III .hc MAJ ~ 'er ~ iu
or ANY body else Manifestations of approval ana gym
Mr. MANNING said he wculd not have any contro-
versy with tile gentleman on The question OF dnPcly
nj hOagh he mgnt have good dcai to say on tnat SnD
made against him by Nr. Springer A.. .o.,.,..
At this point was received rom the senate
ana thtre further disposition Manifested TO re-
'"-De ' MIR. WEAVER RECOGNIZED At LAST.
Then MIR. WEAVER Dem, IOwa) obtained tho recog-
milton Of the Speaker aid moved to suspend the rules
and adopt the following resolutions:
Pesoircd That 1t "a the sense Of this House that all
currency (whctner metallic or pGpc) necessary l9r the
se aud convenience OF people, snail be Issued AID
It's volume controlled by the Government. aud not by
or rough the bank corporati0ns 9I me cnInug .l
when issued i, should be fun egaFtendeF III pay
ment OF all debts, public and private. ,
Pesored That in the Judgment OF this lousc tha poi
zion of the hearing debt OF thc United States
winch shal be redremablc the year 1881 or prlrr
thereto (Ue!ug IN about S7S2,OUO,oOW, should
not b. refunded beyond the power 0i IHc
1;OyerDnent to to cali IN such oblisaton.
ANA paw them ut any tme brt should he pad
rs rapidly IA possible nna .ccorcing 10 contract.
10 eDabe the Government to meet these "niYtioui ne
minis of The United States shall he upeat'd 10 thcr m
capacity in the coinage of standard silver dollars and
such other coinage the business interests OF tc cOun
trv may require.
Mr. GARFIELD Rcp.. Oh'o) declare. that the ptopo-
sifinn surpassed nj nirdsu ard al Ch'Ar-In tnat
had ever been charged on t.e Rel nncan WrIy ln ihr
widest days of tho or Oi the acts so"in OIL q te
Mr. KELLEY (Rcp.. PENN said mere never lad been
shilling OF money tdat had not hecn made DN 6DN
ernmPnt. All tfdt the RcniieHan Inm Nno (Nli. Ehf
IeId) had satd ~ that subject WA baidcldasiL
Mr. WEAVER cousidelrd himself happy n haf-
After short debate The Voir WIS taken nnd tue rcso
luton was defcacd-Yeas. II: nays. III 81 mos
yotihg ~ lie affirmative wers ReDnhAeAns am lie r.
lnHluder Democrats ard Greenbacnets.
Mr. ALDRItjI Qiep., Ill moved u slspeui ilc III tS
aud ass TIA bill to amend tr Sta iutcs ~ e~dG 10 ihr
imn,diarr tr prtnton of dut able Goods. Agreed io
MIR TOWNSilEND (Dem" Iil.l moved to susnend rue
rules so ms t. discharge the COMMITTEES OF Ways and
Means tho further con Geratl0n Ot tle III acG
salt printing type, printing paper ava ID" inhtrfids
used In the manufacture OF printing paper on tue ree
LIST ana nut passage. The moi on was d, caed
Yeas 12; nays, SO-0t the necessary twotirds III the
affirmative.
The House then at 4:35 p. M. adjourned.
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NOPE DEMANDS FOR HIGHER V1GTS