New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IN the House this morning the Select Com
m'tee on Woman Suffrage announced by tho
| SPEAKER as follows: Messrs. Camp white, sherwin
Stone Hepburn, Springer Vance, Muldrow and Shacle
! ford.
The SPEAKER presented memorial Of the Legislative
Assembly Utah complaining Of the baseles and mon
strous exacgeraons under which the people Of Utah
placed IN jeopardy and threatened with the deprivation
OF the rRht Of local sefgOyeInLeuti saying that The
aim OF the persons VINO nave started these rlmOIs u
gain control OF the wealthy and prosperous Territory or
Utah. and to manipulate s finances and that they have
succeededjn ar0u-g the ire OF tnr cergy anu lIougn
them the o. many people against the large majority
Of the people OF Utat ana urging that II IL lmp0c aEd
unstateslnanke TO dsarrangc the political machinery If
the Commonwealth in effort TO punish the alleged
offences 0: few individuals Congress Is therefore
asked to suspend action upon Utah affairs until By
committee ~ Investigation. the facts learned ard
tangible foundation is laid for rational pr0ceedngs Iho
memorial referred the Committee on Judiciary
Mr BELMONT Dsm ~ "a member o. the -e Com.
ton calling the Secretary Of state for information as
The state Department to Mt Trdscott, Envoy TO tic
south American Goyernments also, OUT or what appro-
pration ho to be paid; also by what law
he has been appointed employed ia the state Depart
ment at any time since March 4 ls77 and what comPen'
Mr. WILLIAMS (Repr Wish chairman OF the same
on motion Of Mr. JOYCE rep. W the senate bin
pensonng the widow OF Admiral Goisboroueh was sub
Situated FOR the House bill, and passed.
IIr' BUTTERW0RTH (sep, 0hio from the ApproPn-
atoms Committee, reported the Army appropriation Du
approprating S27l3lG9S, Read, ordered printed aud
The House then proceeded to call Of bills.
Among the bills Introduced ana referred were INC ohO"-
By MI MARTIN Dem, Deli. requesting the Presi.
dent to coIinuniolte Information 10 the eXpedency
ard economy OF the abolition OF the Marine IDrp5 ana
transerEng its officers to the army by MF; liO0hEk
sufferers by the overflow u the Mississippi RIVER; by
M Eob SJ NJ R 5 h2 @ Se2 6sm O Ssoon o
inquiry to compromise made or recom%euGed In tho
WI case 81 J37eLh = t E ,onnmef to re can.
TOYS Of Major Andre; and by Mr.. COX Dem n Co. pro.
posing Constitutional amendment to prevent bigalny
Mr HIsCOIK Rep, y. 7 stated, IN relation TO the
on Appropriations had the srgject uldcr consideration,
aud was IL c"mmlncatlon WIN INC 9JUI.'ftS % ,d
March 20, or, probably, until April l.
the House at 2:l5 D. L., went TO business Oh tHo
The first business was message from the President
Transmitting n Communication from tie Pres dent OF
the National Board Of it1tu Gaming aIehtoL o. tne
necessity Of additional gsauJn - prevent tle lnfO
auction of contagious snA injections diseases rom
foreign counu.c5 Referred 70 the Committee On Public
Tnr next business on the speakers table was tho
Senate bih 70 punish GoygaGy On %n'Gr n Ntsca
Okly that Il must receive is first Consideration in the
Committee Of the Whole as It provided for az appro-
Mr. CONVERSE Dem. Ohio called attention TO the
fact that the bill provided 10: ne appolhiH1nI OF Hy
commissioners ~ a salary OF $1,000 each lie Clted
preccaents IN support 81 ms point OF order
MI HASKELL (Rep, KanJ asserted that there was
not lie IN TIE Bill which required an appropriation
from the public Treasury or attached any LIABILITY 10 the
Government Tor payment OF these co!nm!.soher5 IL
Territorial laws provided that every election officer
should be allowed TAR compensation these conuLs-
soner therefore, would be paid out OF tie Territorial
funds .....-.,
Aler considerable discussion the SPEAKER In en-
byrate decision Oycrred the point OF order on the
ground mat the bill did require AN appropriation "
money from the United states Treasury iD1such 40 The
Officers provided part Ot the electoral sys-
ten OF the Territory and consequently their salaries
would be PAYABLE ont Ot ne Territorial Treasury.
An appeal rom decision OF the speaker was LAID
upon the tableyeas 40, nays sOG p-rt5 vote, except
tuat ie5srs L,cdom OF ONO Cassidy VI Nevada Coeck
o. indiana, Ncl-On OF West Virginia ana AOsgrOye VI
geuu,y lyanit voted n the affirmative Win t1e kepdD
Lie Ms Chp DCmOCr then ate mpttd TO nave the Du
debated Republicans Insisted on the regular
order, and Mr. HASKELL tried to state why he de-
named the immediate passage OF the bllI WlthOuI
amendment 40 ions To adjourn and to refer the Du TO
the Judiciary Committee were lost, aud finally flrther
pryceeuiu call of the House which had DeeE
ordered were dis peuscd with, and the House. at O40 p
H., ,Ouk a until 1l:3O a. ~ tomorrow, Wien the
bll will retain position which 1t has at present