New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
unlisE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Deficiency bill, the last of the General
Appropriation bills, reported aud ordered printed
and reco'nmtted.
on motion Of Mr.. COVERT Dem, n. " the Senate
amendments were concurIed the Agricultural App
rropriation hIl. e,,.
NJ sFRINGER (Dem.. III. chairman OF the Commit;
Elections, reported tae resononslh inc 80
election for tho Ilid COnEIesslOIAi D,stut VI
louisiana confirming Tho RICH; OF Mr. Acken tho sitting
Mr. TLt KIK Diem. VLJ, at 1910. moved TO proceed
20 tho the speakers tab Tor the purpose OF
Mr gko T tsep j. called attention the fact
that the question Of consideration raised yesterday by
Mr. Carlisle aul undecided.
Tho SPEAKER said the ApportiOnment Dill had NOT
been called up ms morning. go,
Mr. PRIC l. Rep, Iowa. tnrrcupOn called up that Dill
and Mr. Carlisle Immediately raised the question OF
The proceedings were Interrupted by Mr.. REAGAN
Dem Tex with the CONFERENCE report On Ia" RIVER ana
lIirnor Appropriation bill. TIE abatement which ac-
House Appropriated $40 1199OO. The srntc hhd m
erased 500. 100 hy means Of li9 amend
mcnts In conference IN" senate hal r'crdcd from
seven amendment, a-grrsatine $65 600 having the
REPORT was agreed t0-yci' 1872. nnys S4-and ID"
struggle over u" Fnudh; 'Ii was e.umed.
Mr.. PRICE (isrp. Gal called 'r ihr regular oTu,r'
The SHAKER declared the r'gular order To be the
Aprort"nmr,nt DILL ANA pr. LIMA S1E;9nN 'D' N.Y.
The House refused to CONSIDER thu b-ycas' t| nays
Tho SPE NKER announced that there no further
unhnscd bdshess, and that the question rcrnrrcd on
tho motion proceed business on the Spe1ker7 table
After debate the House pror drd to the coDsd-
Grafton ~ busa",s ON The SreLkcrs tanle. Ionnlng
report .he 10. tcttiOn Appropriation b ana II was
nstrcd TO- , A.. o,,, fla ,. clio ,,,os
SAGE from the President relative 10 the implication ot
Cy Service rules III the New YORK Post Once ana Gus
tom Rrorred 10 the Committee on CVll service
letter from the Secretary OF War. Transmitting the
report MssisspuI Riycr Commission was referred
10 the Committee on Commerce.
Several other mcnSrce were disposed OF ana thtn the
PUDDING bill was reached.
MCMILLAN pcm, TcDn1 moved 10 concur III the Senate
Mr.. CONGER rep; Mich) raised the p9nt Of Of order
sdered IN tie Committee Of the Whole. .
lie contended that tho amendment known as the
tic Secretary Of tho Treasury 70 authorize
public subscriptions for the bonds ana
Treasury notes provided tor was such proposition That
had 1t been brought into The House ~ separate meas
It would have been sent 10 tue Committee o Tue
Whole. -, , ~,
This point having been ovcrrued by the speaker Mr.
COSGER raised similar point upon he ahcndlnrnt III
crcdsing from Onfulrh to onchali OF one per cent lo
expense which be incurred III dslosiig OF tno pond;
ana l i6 n0ts 81 b s or Ths %ppcaic
The app"ai wa-. on motion OF Mr. CARhlSLE' l@lu OH
Mr.. TUCKER tlen moved for a recess un;il $50
ooc, stating Thai he would after The recess press the
consideration Of the bill 10 Its in'l passage.
1hc motion was agreed to. and accordingly the House
at $50 took recess Gnlil $40 ,,--,.. ...,., cha
The House met a, $50 ami Immediately resumed tho
consideration Of tho Funding bill.
MIR. CONGER Utep, Mi,hJ proceeded to raise points
of order against the bill, cOnendng That Ivy reason OF
the Senate aIneldmrnt winch requires SoOOOo.OOO 3I
The gold ant silver coin In the Treasury when
the Secretary authorized To In the redemption OF
the five aud xix per cont bonds to he from lime 10 tune
repaid and replaced out OF the proceeds OF the sale OF
the ana bonds nu horizod by tins act the Dill must
be- referred TO the Committee Of the Whole. ,.
This point being Oycrrurd he raised Il slulhr pOint
against the amendment providing that the payment Oh
any the bonds hereby authorized, after the expiration
Of i've shall be made In amounts To Dc deIerpeu
by the Secretary OF the Treasury. .
The speaker ovcrruled the point on thc 9rounu uat
the payment Of the bonds had been provided ior III
ufiO secIiOn or the bill
Mr. TUCKER (Dem., Va), chairman or thr COMMITTED
on Ways Means, acting under instructions ot Jhat
committee the clerks desk tue numbers OF the
senate amendments In which concurrence wad recon-
| mrnded, aud Oh those amendments demanded tue preI
ous question. He was proceeding state what were
the further directions OF the committee when no
was interrupted by Mr.. C0NGER who OBJ
| iectcd to the previous question being ordered
ia IL would preclude him from offering amend
mpnts he intimuted that the gentleman from Fr-
gina insisted his demand he might have sOno trouble
ia securing second TO this threat Mr.. TUCKER dell
| autiy replied that that remained To BIZ seen 4.
Mr. FRYE (Rep., Mel inquired whether tho demand
for the previous question would preclude the gentleman
from Michigan from Offering amendment 10 the NTH
section The gentleman from Texas from Offering an
| amendment which ho desired TO Oiier.
Mr.. TUCKER UnquestlOnably not
Mr.. FlIE-SO l supposed.
Mr.. TUCkER-I Intend TO carry out the agreement
made IN the committee the principle OF good latin
which carpng censors must applaud, ana against
which calumny must be silenced.
Mr.. CONCERT must Soy that am glad OF That.
fLtuRhter.I
The numbers OF the Senate amendments in which
currence was recommended were read by the clerk -
Mr.. DE LA MATYR Dem, IndD asked leave to oner
amendment tn Of those amendments-tbe twenty.
sevenh-providin9 that whenever any National banking
association shall retire Its circulation In whole or IN
Rotary OF the Treasury 10 to be issued and placed
| in circulation In lawful manner ike amount OF
leRatender treasury notes IN addition 10 those now Ia
use as currency and no National banking association