New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
rLrLL1H CONGREsS-IST SESSION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE.
pEBATE oH THE IMMEDIATE DEFIcENCf BILL
The MEASURE PASSED By \ VOTE OF 100
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. ls' 1889.
When the House assembled this morning the
Speaker laid before it resolution Of the Legislative As
seIuby Of Utal declaring that the present Wild, un
reasoning pressure Of public opinion has been
wrought up by misguided and misnformed religious
iufu nee the promoters Of which wish 10 riyet
on the limbs Of the citizens ~ Utah IerrlIoly tnr
chains of slavcrv Congress asked not 10 resort 70
extreme ra-ueS hurifu ID tnelr appcat!oh D"t 10 a
point a commission OF honorable gen,ieheh 20 nSest.
gaze the affairs Of Utah. Referred TO the COhmI'ee On
'ns Mr T'6ISWYsEND Rep Ohio, from the cocmtee on
Commerce rep ed the b 10 promote the chiclehcy O
the Life sayinc Service. Referred to the Committee o
'"1 On mo ion of Nr. MARTIN Dem. Dell. the House
passrd tne scnlt bill approp tns 10000 for ID" base
and pc cstal of monument 10 the late hcar-dAfAI
The morning hour wa, di-peused with. and he House
at I2:35 D. M went in COmmrte" of the Mhoe-'ir
BAYNE Rep. PENN IN the chair-on me Immediate
Deficiency bill which makes an appropriation OF
In r,ply 10 question by Mr. HOLMAN Dem. Ind
Mr.. HI-COCK Bcp., ~ " stated that the deficiency OF
100000 for tie pnOhc printing gre" "at Oh orueI' lfou
Mr.. ATKINS, lDan. Tenn said the canse Of the great
cos of pubic printing was in great measure re ex-
trava0ince OF the Committee on fHhtihS VI the iast
Mr.. -INGLETON Dem. Miss) defended the action Of
the Comut zee on Printing II the last Congress, ot VLlt
Le was CHAIRMAN me House had not always followed
Mr. COX Dem. n ~ said that bills were pending
before the Committee PrintinK for the publ +lng of
do Until Congress- recognized the fact that the Gov
eminent was not printing macLlhc & hIrr ooulu re-
MIR BIJCKNER Dem. Mo- moved to re ince the app'o
pra ion the construction o. yal Tor he treasurer
aud A,.istgn' rredsreTs from S1)OOO T. -OOODo Inc
OH CT Of 60 mage WIS circulation. ~ me one ana t"O
dol ars bills Withdrawn the standard silver doar
WI Nr R0BES0N Rep, n. j. said that less than
SjOOOOOO silver coin was unrepres lfed 1y certiu-
Mr. CANNON Rep, III con.ended that it vas more
economical the Government and the people mat com
certificates should be IN circulation than tIat the CON
Mr. ETCKNER ,aid the Government ought TO issue
ccrtinca o. silver bullion, not on coin
Mr.. IEPHEN- Dem. Gal thoug1 tnat the silver Ger
ti1cate was the best currency IN the world.
Mr. KELLEY Rep, PENN sta ed tha without the ue
Of certificates the people woull be losing more thar
Mr. HASKELL t:ep. Kan sad that two years ago
Trca.uTv did not put ouc and two dollar notes into
clrcua ion: they complain because these notes were
Mr. HEWITT Dem, Y. y sad the
law compels the Treasury - OC0 yer month
II these IL per dJla but commerce. wiser nan
Coug-es, r,jccts the inferior dollar aud Will have
not ing % DO with IT, Hence these Inferior. cheap and
CHEATING dol ar~ pill. up Treasury uuls- this
Government s Wiling to give then away or to o.; allow Nv
compelled vote from year 10 year the money 'y
10 Dl safes to protect them from thieves aud brlars
trust that attention Of Congress aad of TIE people
viii be drawn tIIs fact, tiat tne coinage OF tn
rIUOOOOO a month j. eatlHS Ia Ike cancer aud "u
dcvoT the crcul4n ~ tne country 10 the extent OF
all OF VIII
BECOME cheating trau>acl"
MIR STEPHENS Is the silver dollar now depre-
,iatrdf II u A. because you deg a ied 4 Ia 1873.
Mr. SPRINGER offered an ane idment Tor thr issue ot
silver bullion certificates payable on demand lu com or
Tr.,sur notes lydble for customs, taxes and
nnbIic dues Rultd out on point OF ortl-r
MIR BUCkNEE tutn Withdrew hls dLleu !in-ht ana the
read NJ uf tue bill was c1nii iinued
Mr. kLOI ~ NJem a-i raised point OF order against
the rau-t t., the payment Of 5000 extra s,lry the
ON OF Pensions -ud 500 To the cuicf
eli rk Tho point Of order "as sustained and tie clause
ruled out
On motion Il Mr.. CANNON an amendment was
adOpted or the rental Cf bullug IL Washington Tor
IN Postal Money Oid-r Depa tmenG 900
When the avn i'm m relative 10 Tie rebudlng OF the
Jefferson ~cAu i b4ildIug Vas iug Oh Wis reached
Mr. cox n etcd asai at the people II me coun
ry bci4g taxed education OF the people VI the
District.
Mr. HOLMAN made several Intellectual efforts 20 amend
the bill 80 a. atIik out me ciusc making tus Govern
mcnt ch rlraDic wn One-hf OF the eGpeAs' of erect
iug the Dult
Nr HEWITT a. Y resisted these cforta.
AZ cr fur her SECESSION, tdc nittoc rose ana re-
ported th- b,Il TO House, when & was passed by
vote uf lJj 10 -.
day.