New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading o. the journal Il message
WA zee lvcd the President. which supposed to
be the veto s-ago on u" Funding biIl.
Ga motion OF Mr. BIOUNT uDrm Ga.), the Senate
amendments the sundry CIyIl Appropriation bill were
nonconcurrcd IN and Committee of Conference order
3D. subsequently, Mcss:s. Bouur, Mcmahon and Monroe
were appointed as such Comntcc 49, 90
On motion of MI ERAGH Dom, WIZ, chairman o,
the Committee on War Claims thr rules were suspended
and the bull Was passed. making appropriations Tor inc
payment Of claims reported allowed by The commits
TTe Presidents veto Message at 1920 taken
from tine Speakers liable ana read hi tlr clerk. -.
Tao reading having been concluded, Mr. TuChER
DEM Va.D moved that The Message be printed and land
ON the taDir for illure consideration.
MIR. robson Qirr.. y. j. moved TO proceed to the
confederation OF tn Message mmcuiatcly
The yeas ahd nays weit oi!rfri on Mr.. 1ur."f mo
ton and II WAS asrc"d tO-ieaS 1885, nays llG; 50 the
Message mains on the Speakrr', TAME.
Mr.. cox (Dcm., n. " moved 10 suspend the rules
and pas an AppUIonmrnt bili on the basis Of 3O7.
TINS meeting WITH opposition Oh the Republican sldc.
Mr Cox amended his motion as 10 bring up Or con
sldrratlOn the appointment hl. and 10 have votes
taken on the numbers 322 81 ., 30, J07 and when
majority shall agree on any number 10 have the bli'
Win The second and una sections Of TIE original bill
mi on Ia.stg without debate or diatOry mutlon
Mr CONGER uH'p Mich) raised "A pom, OF oidrr
striking hr words "Or diiltJry motions" Aiter
short debate Mr. C0ngcr, te"rvng the rgt for himself
and his trends refuse vote. desirable made 10
I'M ther Obj elton to tho proposition, and the rules being
sI-peudeu IN accordance trIewith ne lOuSr his pro-
tr,tei 10 vote upon 81 THIS number was rjrcied-
yeas lI9; nays l32-and the vote was taken on Jl9. ~
TINS number Was agreed tU--yths, l3O; nay lZ3'
The result received with some Applause On tho lie
uub.l can side.
AIR lliugcr the only Republican VINO VOteU III
while the following Democrats voted In
10 nrmatiye B"ltZnOOvrl. BICknrl, COffOth, FELTON,,
I'm uutchns New, Richardson d. ca, Ry0n uenn.I,
IlIlilan Wise and wright
Nir COX thcn stated that he Intended to abide by the
vii a. ne majority aud though lie would vote against
re bI he would perform his duty and present 1t In
proper shape ,,o
= n ne pili was then passed-ycas, l45 nays, 1l3.
ON mutioI of Mr. LORlNG Drop, Mass) the Senae
bl was passed creating commission TO perform Ger;
lam duties under Ac Of Congress the erection OF
a monument at Yorktown, Va
me senate amendments c0ncurred III 10 the fol-
loving House bills:
DESIGNATING indianapolis Ind. IA port OF delivery.
For tnc erection OF monument at sohuylerVnlt, y.
v ,oIumt lucrative OF tue battle OF Saratoga
act relieving tnU churches OF the Dis
trict of Columbia frum taxation.
MI COFFROrH dem, Penn.) the chairman OF the
50 eel Committee Pensions, Bounty aud Back Pay,
piehcnIed tho testimony taken by that committee to-
.ether with IA report thereon. Ordered printed.
ON motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON (Dem., XVI the bill was
nassed constituting the meaning Of an act tn reimburse
Inc slate Kentucky for moneys expended Tor the
limited States enrolling, equpplDg ETC., militia forces
M aid in suppressing the Rebellion.
Mr. VAN NOOkHlS Rep, n. ~ moved to suspend
me rules aud vass the bill hpprOprniiBg $4,000 for
the erection OF public building at Rochester. n. Y
This bin was the public calendar. IN company with
hy-four other Dils of similar character and Il Gyfour
Drntcmen were immediately their feet protesting
against one building being preferred to another. The