New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
DEBATES IN TIE TWO HOUSE, ..,.
,,rIrF lFrORM IN TIE SENATE I'M 0'''--
TEST N TIE HOUSE.

,s7 rrtrar,rH To TIE rFSVNE"
Ian 10. Senators Eayard and
~ ,,,5o surcchrs to-day upon the Su'|eo, ''
'.,,o ,.t,Ip. Il was not to he expected thAt any
-, .,,.,,.c,.t. upon either side OF TINS pueS''i
II Ic p-e.cptel aud there were none. BON
.,.a,b,s however. embodied great HNm'et oi
,,.,s rer and old. compiled with much LABOR ana
lar1uy nut toaethcr IN support OF the theories oi
The two speakers. ,,,.,,-.;,
senator BayaId supported the NorrI'I h'" Prov
for commiSion of experts from prVa'c i'I' ~
,,s,f,r everything relating TO a taIlH I'N'>'',' ~
-, q, CONGRESS from time to time and to make a
rr,I renort i'm January OF 1883. lie spoN' o"'
~ i'm favor Of a tar0 for revenue only asserting
toiof that Congress had no constitutions" OF
l,.l ,i.ht 10 create ,rih for any other purpose
-. oh .lc fear that legislation for private III
,,,ld rc,.H in grave evils in tie future as
:, L.d /, the mast. and cited TIE Credit Mobhler
IDOL ss nm evidence OF the length 10 winch C"h-
crc.srcp mi-Et sometimes think themselves III
Ih.rtv 20 90 iu voting for measures III Which tHcS
were personally Interested.
senator Heek's speech WIS in print, and the RAPID
,c,din, of it consumed two hours ana a nan IL
vas in .oppositan 90 tthe Morrill, IComms'ion pl"'
and embodied a vigorous assault upon the arPu-
,,.pt made q few weeks since by Senator Mot'iiL
Mr. Rock ,,ouli enlarge the free list very CONSIDER
oily reform tlc tariff upon such articles as IL was
o,fmrl advisable. and reduce the expenses by re-
realug the Arrears of Pensions bill
The House cf Representatives to-day by vote OF
1soto p. decided that until there shall have been
an examination 10y the Committee on Elections
neither MI Campbell nor Mr.. Cannon shall be al
,.t,,.1 ?, q so.t as n DELEGATE from Utah; and
thus. for th, time beng. that Territory VA! DC
,,,,ures..1t.l m Congress- condition when
=, would glad
,orpetuated. until an overwhelming majohty OF the
=, nile thereof shall cease to be, as MIR. Rohe'on
J..crihed them. ORGANIZED and insolcnt "vloIafors
NJ the laws of the land The decision OF the
House wa, in consonance with general expectation
aud the debate which pr cedcd II wandered iai
from the questions of law and took into considcra
tou not only the merits of the contested election
c.sc but also the subject Of polygamy. Some paris
az thc discussion were interesting, esreclaily be
,,u.e tbcy denoted that The Democrats, while some
Of them suH have feelings of tenderness for the
arriving twin relic Of harbarsm,' have discov
cred that thcy will tax the patience Of the country
too severely il they take up the cudsel in defence ol
W - ,rr Tfsroel Mr. BurTows. of Michigan,
, ',e subject a. .he Cuumlttee on Elections Mr..
rl,t old and ~ ia -kel desired that Sucn reference
(, pull lr t.eoupauied by a resolution ustrlSiihg
On. g.iuu.ttco tuJt u is the sense OF tHe Houst
tIst mo- Yu.y gaui,t should Doe ajhIti'u 10 IL He%'
tI.rriu. ana Nr EtCDds resolution, tP'i VIM, u
Inc ii. ir "a vigorous speech, but upon which vote
was a,n.cd. decja.ci that Utah should he allowed
-. representation I'D Congress until her people
i.riI b.yc sl,au toned their polvgqmOu, practices
T'ts resolution was published IN lul IN
Ipy TR,Hu>R of rro"ut date Nr. Haskell S
resolution Iecitcd tauuar's CoutesToA ln court
t.a' hc was and had been for years practical
poIyplmi.t. and had publicly tan sht that doctrine
buf Mir Haskell was unable 10 secure a vote on h;'
plouosition and be gave notice that he would here
ia. afII tf rtr rt tI- % tI
tta-. ne L. ,ti.s I be rsud u me isguldr Teplyf O.
pyot,e tHgE 0f congress.