New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20

creased excitement. MeSSl>' h'I"'i on"
ploclbnrn came 10 the assistance OF thc
ao.prc Int without avail, as the measure
hiO"'' rl lo,l. 70 rho Committee on Rules
was Int. ,,,+uitb,t,n1;rc Mr.
by "c,l"'" ,st, ,o,,,',oi,,o,
RObeS0h "SNu'""'' '''' 49,. ,;a
would hc INtn "7 d" ''1'
rules Of the House h''u uo ""''m"'' ~, -,
The debate on thc NHcIH"" l'l"I''.- -"
was continued II the senate ana HI' mn "'-
rounccd the financial policy OF Secretary
,,.;l,, Tho nrcvisio1S OF the bill for the
.,no..o,,..r4 of ,le Indians. prcDarcd by Sec
mp. mp I;,.c,,,i ore rivou brlov.
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uP RORTSON'S DEFEAT IN TIE HOUSE.
!BY TELEGItrH TO TIE TEIBUNEl
WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-As was generally OK
rcctcd Speaker KeifcrS Committee On Rules suffered
defeat in the House to-day, when afteT 'Aiee
day,' discussion the proposition 10 increase the
membership of certain committees was virtually
Mild b, is recouInittal 70 the committee rom
,rbicb l. coou9tcd Tic motion TO rccommit was
,,oac hv Mr.. Jovcc, Republican member, and was
c,,ried Inv vote of - to 90. A majority Of zach
marty recorded themselves against the proposition of
Spo,kcr ErifsI's committee
A. in+iwofed in TIE TRIBUNE Of to-day Nessrs.
Randall and Blackburn came to the assistance Of
Mr. RohesoD and both Of them made speeches In
t,rorcr tho nron,.ition: but they were unable TO
FAVOR "a 'nv ,.|. a.',oi,+0. +,a.
convince i''J''''' W Wv D,,, 49,, -.
the measure wa " "i'. o'' y,
'dr.'F %.s,1H''i ,t, iIIoi..5 o, ro.
TJ r,,.l q, settlement showing that The numbcr Of
,,o ot,orcl in rIo Uousc in the XIth gress was
~ ~r'' "''' - ...o,;,, ;auo.a,'I ,,,,,i, !,
,,VI vItb Corgross the number WAS 7776 and
,,.I tIi, ~ IN aro,mept in favor Of increasing
the membership of the committees. Mr. Randall
tH5 i"'''.Dl ,1.-' = ,l .,a+ t,n = --n1uIe
DI no' - ;noIGo5 thorsars nf
Lo,'o ho,+o1 +bo 4,os of Co,rrce. for
ui'S "ii',i, cll,' Wv ,If,,roI,,, yc,ortoJ
~ az ;.. .i.a ,f,o .;,,o ~ ovo,,.io oc.
~ -. ~, ..a,, ,,,;n;.,rs - 81, 1,or.i,,
,'I'""s ~ ..,I.;oa - 49,, I,7;
A''aI' oII ,,.i',css ,..
i, t,o ,,Ios of tho co,r,ni,,De for vcors
mas cu"DcIeu INC "lc' Va 'h' '''''-'' Y'' ''' S'''
brought forward anew in every Congress. MT.
Randall also fcad statement showing the number
- IN lnf,ro tbo c,,,,nittoes which II was
6. o'lS o''o'' '''' ~ IN" ~, |
s6o,y that the committees named are any more
. - ..5 l,,i,o, 90
nuiu'io" una" ''' ''u'' -" '" ' "
III rforo1
-. g, - ...;.... 80. ., i,
l" tHe ways anu 'Iy'S N'iiIii' ~ 1' - arc I'"-
tical bills repeal the bank check tax, while about
H'd''"o,'
In behalf OF increasing tIe committee on Agi--
culture, MI Randall INDUCED in some spread eagle
r,etorc lint ucl.fe,I no argument. In pleading
=, D,- .., -. 80
1cT an increase oI ''s H'"N'-E I'" O"'ic-iC9 No'H
mittee' Mr. KanHan argued tha' 1t was
necessary because the great and important
ucstiop NJ evteudu,N National hank charter, woull
VI
AaNe 10 pe oe'I' VIM eNocn'S i"iS'''IH '1't '"o
eleven members OF that committee ought 10 be aS
canahle Of dealing with that question as were the
,,,,, i'll, ,o,,.tit,,.o5 ,ho eo,,o c,.,,it
h'i' "..l""'l' VIM '""'', '' '''o '''''''
t." OF deviSing a National banking system Mr