New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25

buck with indignation" the imputat'on WHICH NH
Chittenden had cast upon him.
Inst os Mr.. Bliss was concluding his remarks MI
r,h;t4ordo, reentercd the hall, hat in hand. ana
Ynshed ND to hear what his colleague was saYlpe.
Mr. Cmttendcn did not appear to be at all as
trrhed bv the outbIrst Of Mr.. Bliss, and rcmarKe"
that he WAS quite willing that the people ol DfooA
lvu where both lie md Nj. Bliss are Known
should judge bet Eeen them.
Tue speech which Mr.. ChittNnd"n obtained ieaFf
.o nr,pt Is an admirnblo and succnct statement oil
his vi,7ys or the tariff md the currency. speaking
Of the difficulty of g-t,l bit of simple clean
looslation Of local interest through Congress Nir'
Chttenden SAYS: -,
W., ehancea have * Governor Seymour. Royal
Phelps and A. A. LoS. vi Newlork. Who 4
osE nernjssion of Congress 70 erect st tDeT OMm
mndrr cInsr supervision OF Government; ,hn Is,i,c
stsfne 10 George Washington On tie steps OF tt pr,si
Sni,d,nS which ecsl iIr spot ware h A1iI
dent of the United stt,rs was Gst nrtnrriy m
elect Coant who hOic the old Posi- On.ce t,e tnr
SeVsYoE a: a nouilll rent, and seems TO nave i"ii
nrospect OF holding II to the emu OF His i'lo
cpDrrcpp,S AN11-1JURD TERM RESOLUTION.
Az EFFORT TO RE MADE TO BEING II AGAIN BE
vo,,, THE rousx--rHg MEN WHO VOTED on IT
BEEORF.
Try rEIHGE ,IH THE rRIBUNE.l
WAsHINGrON May A.-keprtSrhthVe o'il"k'i
told n TRIBUNE correspondent to-day that II ne ca"
cst an oopnrtunty before Congress ndJonI1ls nc
shall introduce and try to get vote OF the nous"
,,non an ant-third-tenn resolution, similar 10 'e
one wbc,, PASSED the House 10y Il vote I'd 233 10
IS on the 18th of DeeeInber 1879. 1ha' reSoi"'
ton was IN the following words:
ResoIred That III tpnOn q; Iie House tie @ g,
dtt rs:nl he'd Dy WASHINGTON and uihcr rs ="
tic United States, IL retiring i III IT,, ~, ,,,'vnrs"i
Coucurrrucc u isrt Of oar Icpui 80 ~ sl.,n VI
uet rnd that departure If IN ms ,1" =,
.,tu1
peril 10 our Tree iu,inu Il MS. 81. a. ,,roro.o hi.
Nil Springer says th9t he intends 10 Pe'dce "io
resolution with preamble rrcl'iug the ABOVE ana
similar yesolut;omS which have since been adopted
bv Republican state Conventions III seven or eiGh'
of the States
.Thn,e are now eighteen men in the House who
voted for the Anti-Third. Term resolution OF lo|"
All except two, ncitaer of whom is Grant man TO-
day WHO vatc against it, have been retired 10 PR
voteii g. Among these who voted for the Te5outlOh'
aad who are sill members Of the House are MeSSiS'
Chttenden and Lapham, of New-1"rk Odi'i"
and Monroe cf Ohio Kelley and ONlel' OF rem
svlyania; Harris and Grape, OF Massachusetts
FRYE. of Maine; Henderson ana Frost. OF limos;
Williams of Wisconsin, COngrr, OF Michigan ; ah''
Dunncll, of Minnesota.
V,cc.Pre>ident Wheeler, who was member of
the XLIVth Congress, voted for the resolution SO
aid senators Uoar. Of Massachusetts. and Blair, OF
New. i]arpshIrc, Judge MtCrarV, IF Iowa. Lieu
tenant Gov crnur Ho4ilIus of Ncw-I"Tk, MI kaSNoll
,'n, mn,,ster IN AuSira and Governor Foster, OF
DINO. ali Of whom were at that time members OF
the House. . pt
In the XIIVth Congress were seventeen R"puh-
Eran rcrr,sCutativcs from New-1 oYk. Of Wh0nl
twelve voted fGr and one against the
resolution while Tour did not vote
Amo1g those who voted yes was Iieutenant-''"y-
prnor Hoskins, VINO Is a dpegatc 10 the Cnlca"o
Convention aud " ho is now considerably taikeA Of
IN Washington pos bic candidate 1or lie wee
PRESIDENCY on the IL rti-term ticEct.
OF those who voted tor the resolution the follow
ipr are delegates Ia the Chicago Convention Sth-
atOr HOar of Massachusetts,; Liruicbahi -G4NerHci
Hrskms of Ncw-Yo"N; Representatives. Fry, al
Maine Conrer Of Mici@ar, and Garfield, vt ONO
and ex- Representatives Hale, Ui Name ana Sill
nleksOD OF NeW-JeI