New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


From the Committee on Elections the unan-
imOus report OF that committee submitted by Mr.
KEIFER OhO). declaring that Fl. Bisoee Jr lie, and
NJ A. Hull is entitled TO his scat Representative
from the lid Congressional District OF Florida The
port laid on the table.
Mr. SPARKS Dem.. Ill.,. chairman of the Committee
Military Affairs reported back adversely the bill to
place T. Grant late General OF the Army, on the re-
ured list IT the Army.
AFR. McCooK rep. n y submitted the minority re-
port which, with the bin, referred to the
committee OF the Whole on the private calendar.
Mr.. BRAGG (Dem, Wis.,, from the Committee on
MIary rs. reported back .Se pill to place William
OF Bra adler General. Referred to the Committee Of
Naval Ahan, reported tue bill for the erection at
Annapolis Nd, OF o monument In cOmmemoraton Of
officers and Others who persisted by the wreck OF the
United States ship Huron. Referred the Committee
mirtee on Boaoties reported tho resolution
directing the COMMITTEES ~, on a, ,Appsopriationss
bounes Appropriation OF 100000 for the payment
pay and b0unIies volunteer soldiers
served in the rebellion, their heirs and discharged
sold ers, which may be allowed aud certified after De-
Mr.. ATKINS Dem, Tennl chairman ofthe Committee
Appropriations, reported the Naval Appropriation
bUl. which ordered printed aud recommltted.
Mr. ATKINS gave notice lie would call up the bill
(which apprOprates S144 O00J for action tomorrow
On motion of Bfr. SINGLETON Dem., MissJ the Sen
amendments 20 the Consular and Diplomatic ApprO
prlaton bill we're cOncurred IN with one exception.
The House then, at 1880 went into COMMITTEES VI the
Whole, Mr. Covert, OF New-fork, In the CHAIR, upon
the Funding BILL the debate the pending section and
the amendment thereto beng limited to hOnr-ten
minutes to Do allowed thereafter upon every
substantive amendment offered Tue pending amend
ment THAI offered Saturday by Mr. Carlisle OF
kentucky substitute for the attn section Of the
Mr. WOOD lDem n. " said that he desired to re-
oau az par rae nG%eia and COMMERCIAL Chronicle
had for many years puOnshs0 III New-YOrK, aud
referred 10 constantly to settle disputed financial
questions In It's issue OF SATURDAY. last there had been
ttaln he nak Ntark
read. The article states there Is very good
for the n SS S Su the Sdss 5s Of
lion OF the pending bill which REQUIRES the
for their circulation. It further that Wall Street
Is DISPOSED to look fayorAbly on the bill ,,.
authority for the statement that the three cents
Mr. RANDALL (Dem., PENN said the real reason why
the United states could negotiate three per cent bond
because was to-day stronger financially before the
world Than any other financial nation
Mr. KELLEY rep, Penn.)- that Is because We
Mr. HIsCOcK (Rep.. n ~ said the whole system of
the oil was agalnst popular loan and IN favor Of
t SrSeT .ne NarlonaI banks out OF existence
MI WARNER tDem.. ohio) denied that there was
Mr.. HORR REP, Michl thought tnst II the pending
blu had brought In for tho purpose OF preventing
refuDdinG needed but one or Two things to make IL
Der feet aud one was the amendment Of tho gentleman
from Kentucky tMr Carslel, which sruck down every
s Of INSTITUTIONS " whicn tue Democratic party was
opposed aud iound them 70 be fOlowsf
uons, bOndholders, the tariff the Improvement
q the 81 sa Ss
election and an honest count LAUGHTER on the
al SS SoSd a was forgery fraud and free wSksy
The gentleman from Iowa (Mr WeaVerl had said that
opposition to National bankS and mODeyed institutions.
Alter the Maine election there nad been no wall among
so sScn poso
puet laid eRs 1t dd all the cackhg llaaghterl; out
possession the leaders OF Democratic party, aud
they did not know the handwriting OF their neishbors
Mr. WEAVER, tGbk., Iowa. advocated Mr.. Carlisle,s
Sm 10 rs 70 y % Sr hOrr
AlLer further discussion ame1dIen: IN the
nature 90 sy So S Gs 10 @ OF the 0 was
Mr. HAWLEI REP: Conn., moved 70 strike ont the
vlsed Statutes The amendment wAs reJected-77t TO
Amendments were offered by number OF members
Mr. CgALsERs Dem, nfssl offered a. q new section
amendment providing for tue gradual retirement OF
the National bank notes eod the substitution their
place Of nonegaendsr Treasury notes. Rejected after
The reading Of the hin then completed the date in
Mr. BLAND CDcni. MOI Ofsrsd ) saSsiiiSIe for the
whole b authorizing The Secretary OF The Treasury to
SS n 10
Ing and sacsn. SUN 9, No.1 o ~. redeem ell. certa
fraia from voting 5ut finally efsr ccanses prevsiIed
and tney votsd sgsinst Tho substitute. which whs
Gr. GfLLETIB tDsm aud Gbks Ia) then offered his |
substitute providing for the reemp % Unibed States
honda BY thu issue OF $40 00000o Of treasury notes
and by the mpoeion % IA Income tax, tho reye6ue
RON which shall % used IN redsemEng the bchds Ruled
M. GILLETTE then nodded his aendpuens 10 AZ 10
escape tho point OF order and In arguing IN fnyos of 10
said that the gentleman from MissoUr GMf Puips bad
tssn sdyHIssSs p sGs gsxsss accorded roe a 70 print
20 question hs motves, knd t. abuse hia party Tbs
gentleman might bsexolsed fcs being hat nervous
shout The Growth % the party IN hs etaebu
when asked tho privilege 20 print femaeka 70
that privilege 20 abuse another man was beneath the
dignity and character " eentieu1an TIE gentleman
fAr. Ppilpsl went % far % rehooeon hia
eesshr IN the next Oonaree9
Mr. PHILLIPs Dem.. Mol replied that he was NOS
llamentary, or that he had violated the privilege
awarded 70 hin. and when the Eenteman fron Iowa