New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

teri Let send to Congress mausshO all his lie
lie noped mat the next Speaker wo1d pay atentl IN 10
this, nd know up"n w1at committees IN put his sucees
sor" has done manili service IN the canse human
rights, AMI who represents the Aners 81 doctrine OF
protection ~ An rlcan ~ erssis That man gin
very small TYPE" j. Hyatt Sulih in very lorgs
type. llaugl teri
success would bo a GOOD representative lie had been
and ne mad re Gently sId LAT the House OF Represeaf
TIVE, 0uiI hereafter DE part Of bis papC lLiughlerJ
belief mar had to win the econ welfare
VIII th. real pros rIty and the honor Of ths great
Nation, which 10 Day beacon iglt a. an mankind
ta,v tie ,io1treh of the world ne apDc,led ., 80,
louise to push partisan DufpOscS ana uB To
the ir.aiest re0Ole " the earth. IApp!aiscl O VI
Mr. MOkRi-ON Dem, M sene to the Clerks desk
and had read extract from Mr.. Garield's letter ot
Icc.panre ia when he spe9ks OF the paper curreoc1
as beng as national The AZ and says the rsat pros
pcFY TIE country should not he endangered Dy any
VIOLENT changes or dou3tful financial experiments '
Mr. NCLNNF Dom. MD opposed the b , being ro-
,u ied ina necessity a. all any Inriaer
FnDdlng bal IL fully approved the proposition Of gSe
30 >lc TO- the red npon Of bonds alb NJ fal dac,
800 OUO0OO or per cent IRE sury notes and then
re.oate IN Issue o. 200 100000 IN short or 4 Der
bonds lie was eq liily opposed TO pcrpetuai.ne
me d.b ana to paying on tas proposed by some) n
Hat money. He had no desire to disturb the tarh u
...,h way reduce the revenue, blt he believed
that the tiVh could ani sa)ud ne 50 revised TO re.
without ddcing the eV nue.. IL thought
that the bill snould b. so mo Tiled as 10 carry ihs
at he Secretary OF tle Treasury, rs set out us
last annual report.
Mr.. SPRISGER OPPOSES THE BILL
Mr.. SPRINGER Dem. Ili.) declared himself opposea
to toe bill unless It should b. considerably modified 4,
wouId place between aud seven hundred millions O;
United STATES bonds beyond the reach OF the Govern
neni for weuty years leaving only payable within that
tune 5000 OOO 90 and the 412 per bonds falling
Que IN ten years. He thoushC tbat the Government
could do better than that, and that he
public debt could be reduced to
much larger extent without any increase OF taxation
within me last years tine reduction OF the public
ncbt had averaged over S0OOOOOOO d year. and no
Thought tnAt 10 rot e&trdNdgnt 10 calculate the
ability Of the Government 70 pay wltIlu IN next len
year Il OG0 100000. II The bli were 80 amended az u
provide for SNORT bonds ne wOui support o., and hs
hoped that would Oe also 80 amended as 10 guard
against TIE payment OF dOu oie interest and edYau.
TAGS 80 sgud Gates and capitalists
SIR. LOUE -BERY tDan., v. y declared himself on.
posed TO- toe general prn0sitiOn c0ntaued N the bl,
nd IN !aYOr paying tho pond ~ thy ia due rather
than o. refuni!ng thea. II SJOO,OD0OJJ were placed
woul within that me large sucpu,cs OF reyenue,
winch wOId Ict Il temptation - Congress 10 make
Ulll-u.u appropriations.
Mr.. MILLS (Oen Tex argued AGAIN, the bill, De.
cai.ng hlas opposed 10 he she of ions-'orm bonn.
q, iu-i m.r,ct1 and uni 'mJciauc
Mr. PHILIPS Dom, MOI 0ke hr..hy ia favor o.
bll gicl proposed TO Oh = as substitute Tor tie
Funding Or.
he committee then rose. Mr. TUCKER Dem. VI
stating tat tomorrow being priv DN dt}, ne wcIi
oa,u .ly move 10 - INTO committee - CONSIDER ne
idIlll2 Ilit Dy t.pus.
lns-PEAKHR a.lin laid b.for, the House the reply
Of M PstIuasteIG metal % tHc II Gus. resolution ga rct
cfcuce 60 10" abuse u g e. irduAInS priv lex.
NJ. BRONZE (, D.. Iul) Utihdhde3 ms ieaGli . pei +
ug 50 .cb % IttDI Wts made 80 adjourn. Ar b.D"Ae
d-,oi hat g'e document oc PclatcG iu me EecOrL
Jill SPRINGER Dom, la Dice e' ana lac Az Use a.,
I.AJ a.. III. JUurlvI Alii. t.-iuo4IOW.