New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The journals of Thursday and Friday hav-
inc been read aud approved Mr. WEAVER Dem, Iowa.
asked leave to offer resolution granting TO r. ~
Fottzsche member OF the German Reichstag the use
NJ the Hall Of the House this evening Tor the purpose OF
delivering the present condition OF the Ger
nan peope. OBJECTION made and then the House.
ot ll:35 went into Committee OF the whoe-Sir Harris
of Va in the charOn the Sundry CVll Appropriation
hill; ALI debate on the pending amendment appropriate
ING 5000 600 for the esabli .hment OF Naval coans
station ON the Isthmus OF Panama Delng hnl'eu W
Mr. HERBERT Dem. An) opposed the amendms , u;
It's adoption would Indicate pnrPSse 0n aS 10 the
tax stsp wnIon wS or as bad been
WI VII Nati1n IL mad never been intended by the
Monroe Doctrine announce the apsr. auu Jus
ntr,ne mat The United mad the power OF the
right 10 saw tn United states OF COlomDa, q soS-
ereIgn nator thar 1t must not II saw proper cnarter
env SintrIoeeauic canal any interoceanic railroad
ans ANXIETY which the President had in
aea sSsdSg t Rs BrUnG stcre sfsy
our OF the lie desired Copgress ~ naAn s
appropriation, TO approve the policy annouhoeu III LIE
MIR. ELLIS (Dem., Lad supported the amendment 4,
was the acquisition OF American power ne w0u;G 0reA
'h Mr. III fIERBERT-Does the gentleman say that the
proposition Is To break that treaty
MIR ELLIS-Ccrtalny. would give England nouce
that we do not Intend TO lie bound by u: -.
was right members should t IKE men who were
not to De driven OFF By shadow o. any dSolaaTn
forgotten all lessons taught by the fathers OF
I'll" Mr. pa sTyEPHENs tDem, Ga.)-Pretty much
MIR GOODE continued In the same strain on TOT
one hour Marcy upon this floor TO reach the new lights
of Democracy how follow III the path OF safety, ex
oad,ency and duty on great question ike this. II the
Government meant business u all TINS tax ABOUT sns
Monroe Doctrine not deuson ana snare IL was
matter OF Importance to acquire these coaling sta
Mr. BLOUNT Dem, Ga) opposed the amendment IL
was an attempt to thrust the Monroe Doctrine INTO an
| Mr. MCMAHON Dem., Ohio said that he had
yesterday that the Presidents private seere
tary had appeared before the SuoComM..ee ~ siy
Executive interference" ana he did not feel conpeeu
| now to withdraw that term -, -. on 49,. az
and Mr. Bount gave notice that he would call Tor tne
| yeas ana nays in the House. -, -, Y,,or
| MIR HIJTCHINS (Dem., N. ", member or the lntcI
ocenio CANAL Committee, offered an amendment appfo
nriat pg $50 900 for the estabshment or navai s.
ZION at CnrlQuI Lagoon but finding that no couu no'
oe oa motion OF MI SPRINGER Dem, ND. an amend,
uent was adopted eppropratng $sOOOfor enc pufcn"'
mi InRnlls's portrait OF the late Thomas EWlng
MIR PAGE (Rep., CALI offered an amendment Lncreas-
ING rom 5000 900 $4,000 the appropriation I9r
surveying the public lands Tue measure nc coh'enueu
was Mr. BRENfs Rep W. Ty.) advocated the amend
| ment. -. -. oo-oaa IN the
| amount of the appropriation having been, however,
| reduced to 1900, 900. s.., m
proprating 800 900 to carry into effect the eAst9R
Under which the President was authorized ~ ayPS n,i
and did appont the commission Enown wss rejected
| Mr. SPRINGER (Dem. I'LL offered an ehe
tnstrucing the Commissioners representing tno v's
States at the International Monetary ,ivs
20 no adjustment which does not recosnize svei
coins IA part the money system OF the ooFsrnou''
IN sSSs s% ss ppsrod IN
,ncreasing tho amounts allowed 10 Bisbie, hn Don n
nelly and washburn TO 49, 800 and 20 Mason 70 I1V ~
that had prevailed increased INTO an uproar
he C0ar Yves unable 10 obtain order long enough W ae