The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-15
I CONGRESSIONAL.
!. LIVELY BREEZE IN THE HOUSE.
'adss Kelly, Of rtassIlvaals, asd ar. Waite, Of
Rsntaehy, Engage Ia q Sea,hius Word
Coutro1srsy, Followed b. Pathetic
4.4 "a. EIplanatious-The Senate, j5B

sent having been given few days ag,
that Mr.. White, Of Kentucky, should hav,
the privilege Of going back for the purpos,
Of amendment to the paragraphs rcla
tive to the internal revenue bureau, thu
gentleman moved 10 strike out the clause
aprropriating sl,075,00O for the salarie.
and expenses OF collectors and their depu
ties. In the course Of his remarks he
stated that Miller, OF the Whisky associa.
tion, had said under oath that Mr.. Kelly
had made a bargain with the whisky peo.
pie by which the tariff and whisky people
had pooled their interest in legislation, /
Mr.. Kelly, who had been greatly dis.
turbed by these insinuations, at once arose,
and with great passion denounced The
statement as the raring oi q lunatic or a
deliberate liar. H.. VI ~ -
Mr.. White, pale with passion, retorted
that Mr.. Kelly might be scoundrel enough
to make such charge. n =
Instantly dozen members arose and de.
manded that the words be taken down.
This was done and the words were rrnort.
ed to the House. 80
Mr. Springer was ready with a resolution
lnstructlng the Speaker to ccnsure both
gentlemen. 81 I. / :, =
Here Mr., White announced that he
understood that Mr.. Kelly did not person.
ally refer to him, but to the statement
Of Miller. = $
Mr.. Kelly at once said that he referred
to Mr.. White, and to Mr.. White only. Ri
There seemed nothing to do but TO ad.
minister the rebuke OF the House, y
Mr.. Kelly, in brief speech, apoloc;zed
to the House, but added that the proyoca.
was great to defend his honor for his own
and his iamily's sake. He reminded the
House that in twenty-five wears seryire
buked. e757-s ,tl-l AZ 7, -
He spoke with great emotion. His
speech was SO pathetic that dozen mem.
bers moved that his name be stricken from
the resolution OF censure. }1lI-"
Before this was done Mr. White apollo.
gized, stating that he too had labored
under great provocation, and especially os
Mr.. Kelly had in recent speech alluded
to him MS a lrnatic. A. So :
ME. Kelly said that a. the time he refer
red TO Mr.. White as q iunatic he did not
know there had been family atiliction Of
that sort. s=i st4 ~" G's4ezss Il -
The resolution OF ceusure was Withdrawn
and the House then again went into com.
mittee OF the whole. rs5 =
Nj. White offered several amendment.
to the internal revenue clause, but they
were all ruled out on points Of order.
Messrs. Holman and Cox offered several
amendments prohibiting political ussess-
ments, ont they were ruled out on points
OF order raised BY Mr.. Cannon. ~
by unanimous consent Alr. Springer Of
tered an amendment, which was adopted
fixing the salary OF reporter OF the United
states Supreme Court at 5000, and pro.
Yldins that hereafter the Supreme Court
reports shall be printed at the Government
printing Office, and sold at cost OF publica.
ton and 10 per cent additional. s,@5l
MIR. Mills offered an amendment provi-
ding that no part OF the contingent fund
appropriated by this bill shall be expended
III payment OF clerks employed by Senators
and members of Congress. Adopted.
The committee then rose, and the bill
having been reported to the House was
passed-yeas rs, nays Is. u
Mr.. Miller reported resolution recon-
mendine the Committee on Appropriations
to provide !or payments to George 0. Can.
non, o! Utah, his salary and mileage up to
April 10Th, 1852, the day when his seat
will be declared vacant. Adopted, -
Mr O!Aeill, from the committee on an.
preparations, reported the invalid pension
APPROPRIATION bin. Referred 10 the commit.
tee OF the whole. The total amount appro.
priated is sIOo,0oO,0oo.
The House then went into committee
upon the river harbor appropriation bin.
but remained therein but q few moments
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate re.
sumed the consideration Of Senate Joint
resolution to pay mail contractors in yari.
Gus Southern States the amounts due them
on their contracts ior 1859, 1850 and 1861,
and reappropria,ins $4,000 for that pur.
pose. So - D5s,Es, .5,I--'s ~
Mr.. Conger. in opposition to the bill,
denied any liability OF the United States
10 make payment, as the service was ren.
deIed solely to the Confederate States by
disloyal contractors who violated their con.
tracts with the Government, M
At this point message was received
from the President, transmitting, in re.
sponse to Senate resolution of the 9th, from
the Secretary OF State copies Of the fuil
co.rresnondence OF the State department
with Envoy rrescot, and Assistant secre.
tarry Walker Blaine. Ordered printed and
referred to Committee: on Foreign Rela.
tons 81 IlF''-.-; =
The regular order OF the House, the bill
10 amend the laws relating to the entry oi
dlstillable spirits IN dist,llerics and special
bonded warehouses and the Withdrawal OF
the same therefrom, was resumed and The
substitute reported by the, Finance Com.
mittec read. : 7.l| =.
Mr.. Williams advocated the House bill
and opposed the Senate committee amend.
ments. % - -g z
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