New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House OF Representatives to-day MIR.
sHALLENBERGER tRep., Penn.l called attention to
the fact that IN q speech delivered ON April by Mr.
Gillette OF Iowa. that gentleman had alluded to certain
members as being Nationals" when the Congressional
Directory showed that they had been elected as Re
publicans Democratic Greenback- Democrats. He
d not object to the classification those gentlemen
did not. -----s.-
The House then resumed the consideration OF the
Army Appropriation bill, and was addressed by Mr.
EWING Dem.. OhioJ . -..
Mr.. Ewing's speech was long one ana purely DO
hticai It's first effort to show that Republicans
had given greatly TO putting riders appro
priaton bills there having been forty-four political
riders on such bills in the XLIId Congress He claimed
20 be willing TO compare the riders the Republicans had
attached to bills with those the Democrats bad
would not have favored intrusting that right to
9ss sss nS anaws Sss Of Army
another Presidents might --eeine In after him
Ss' Hazel h RS' as Ss 30 ma
@ Hna Plea q s s%oon saa aD0sa.s S6
Republican side. and cries OF It WHIT who had said 10
y me DssSce Of unsd States st e
POLL places never nerfcrd With tho franchises Of any
Mr. EWING declared that If the Republicans should
carry this issue before the people on the stump and put
sSs Deocrstae party would meet them rpon it. and It
might be that they would not come of with quite fly
Mr. HUMPHREY eaep.. wlsl-- We DO not succeed
win not turn the Government over TO yea with war
and rebellion on your bands. lIAughter.l
rops might be At election precincts the bayonets would
become the instruments Of toe petty despot who
sent them 10 the polA lApplause ON the Democratic
sss nom he writings Of to liberty OSiss srss
Objection was made, and amid good deal Of con-
Snsicn Mr.. Il. TURNER (Dem., XVI advanced and de-
manded that the Chair order the Arms 70
take the gentleman from New-yersey into custody.
The qaestion then recurrod on the hth ann amend
Ths minor amendments were adopted without diyi-
SION. The relative TO troops at the polls was
adopted BY strict parry vote Of yeas l16 nays, e5.
Tho bfii VIA thea paeScd-yeae, 11St nays. e3-
another strct party VOTE With tho exemption OF Mt.
Mr. THOMPSON (Dem,, Ky) submitted the confer
report upon the Census bill and after some debate
Hpcn point of order tho report was agreed 70.
Mr.. WELLS tDemy MOL, from tho Appropriations
Uommifee, reported tee Isdian ApprcpxLation b ana
Mr.. CARLISLE tDeln.. Kyl, from The Committee on
WAYS and aeans, reported back the bill amending the
laws reintfpg fntcrns revens. Referred the Com
rnsttse Of the WEoe.
MI. MoCOiD Heg- IoEsi asked ne House 70 pass Q
sfor General Cufss Of iowa He stated that General
G<fs bad Represented tho district which tMr.
codl DOW represented, and had been tina Colonel Of
ne regiment In which be had served ana IL was sbere
FORE ssftsr peculiar interest 20 aim thst tbe sil
M bI wss passed and the Houss them at A.bo, took
recsss unt INC eyepng session 10 be for The
zsxeret1en II pension Bills
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