Huntsville gazette., 1884-03-15

Biik vas iatsoducsd and referred -
lollovy:
By III. Miller (Kev Yosh): Providing
Tor - shspsasion Of coinage sf he ssand-
I'D ilvsr dollar for suo years. aad the is
sas of go ~ tve dollar treasury notes.
NJ. 1sGhs: Providing for sss,tins pub
~ t1ag11pe 4 6asEsnen1b.
II. hW1ls: 70 naks Lake Bosgns an
ossok y improve iov vsssr aavig.tion Of
Ne 0nnlippi liver fson Nsv ori~.s p
Gina
III. LAQa (bY rsqusgt); To Gse pen
io@ b 11psndsn* Tehtivss # asessssd
soldiuA
-. Ioaa eal'sA sp the hous message
On - nilitsy s0dsmy sppropriaaion
bill, nd moved non-consusyenes in the
hoeae amendments end We appointment Of
Q eon2itAss Of ssafsxsnss sa The difagFe.
ing vste Of the two housss. Agreed b.
Ar. Dsvss called up tAy hous bill sp-
prspxiAting tS4O0 b LooiA Boldly. Of Ore
gon. in fall Tor hss claim asainsA the sov.
ssasaat for property destroyed By the
Nodoc Indians in Nsvemhss 1871. Passsd.
The Senate then vent isto executive sss-
sion for Me further consideration OF The
Mexican treaty. and when As d0sss we're
zsopsasl, sdjeurasa 4
HOUsR w
v..- A~,.l n -, K--s~>
reported AyersbH from the Ways and
means committee . bill = reduce inpors
DATES aad hs vss .asi2. The aev tssi6
bill ~ soasajsd With . sspor.
xT. Mckinney sshmited he views of
he minority.
Cldsr tbs call Of eomnissaenaxs Eepsgts
we're subniosd BY Ns. NcCesl. from @he
jadieiary sonnil1ps. providing I've sddi-
4oaAl Dsesiats jqticss fer Dstoa.
Ms. Rqaeassns, kQ3 the committee on
military aGdrA leportsd favosably bin %
asihoEiss ths Olnysnns, Black Hills and
Noatana Railroad Company to build across
the Fort Russell and Laramie military res
ervstiop; slse favoysbly bill to place Col.
Geo. G. W. Getty On the retired lust q ma.
jsr general.
Ar. Morgan. from the ame committee.
reported sdveasely . bill to construct q
naesdanissd road from Memphis, Tenn,
70 the Nstiensl Cemetery. near shat city.
M. Perkins reported favorable from the
commibtss on Indian sffAizs. .. bill for the
sale of the Chinpoo diminished Tse1vA-
ton Of KAnAs.
The house, on motion Of Mr.. Tovns'
hsnA, vent into committee Of the vhsls
on the postofice sppropristisa bill.
M. Bingham eppossd the bill. The 70.
cen: reduction in postage must not bs made
an excuse for limited appropriation. II
vas the purpose Of the democrats to 60 be.
fore the public md claim that they Aad eSi
down the expenses Of the postofaee depart.
msut. but if they did 80 il ~ without due
regard 70 the deepends Of the service.
Nj Holman attended the bill against
adverse cEiticiS,A and dsnisd thsl II in any
way tendAd 70 cripple the service. aud -
serted. on The contrary. that while the
Il msasure.sas ec0nomical ID its appropria.
tions, it vas one sAlculstsd 10 make the
posapdles dspsrtnAnt even more Efficient
then = psasent
M. xOvasbepd deprecated bringing u
pelitiG 70 ~ consideration Of . bill Of tllil
aharsnGss. He compared the bill With tie
bill this yaas b sAov that the nepubiican
par<9 a NE lA4a house had made a pool
pretsso Of economy In order 70 throw the
necassa,y passing 4 deficiency appropriA-
ton Vpou tbe present congress. Mr.. T.
then psecssdsd 10 srraign the republicans
for psaa GGensss in the administration oi
the UvesAnent she last Is years. NJ
AmsrAAa eitisen could sod tho record Of
that psty without bis fpe crimsonire
viii ahsme foe his country. Many foun
deEs Of that party were pure. noble men
but whore we're they gone? When The Ie
publican party vas converted into . spoil
hustiug band they ld't it and. joined th.
only political party which had politics
ideas. lLsushssr on sns republican sides
nd query Of M. Boutells - - vhsr,
Mr. Psadlsoa would go.] Referring 4
IN expression in xr. Hassls' spssch - h
ths virtues Of the Eepublican party. Mr.
Tovnaheaa siieaisd the idea thsl virtss
existed In Int pssV: Il had opsnsd ~
the treasury T. As visksds4 rings vhio1
had svW Wis1sd IL . fsss country. Th,
gsnoanaa tSn Aishiean (Hon). In =,
face q Ne daa.ins record q ~ -,
tseute frsulb. sAool ap sn1 talked Abou
tbs virtas sf . gGn1sann Who Vas pyspas
ins Anpai0A nstsEiAl for next election
He could aid the - BY bringing up th<
sssord ef his party. The sspublicas party
viu b sriea on hs iDuss which he Town
thend) had sutliseA snd would be ernvise-
ID sAd condemned b everlasting obloquJ
land oblivion. (Appiause m the democrat
lie sids and hsght~ aad applause On the
(repsblisas lido
Mr.. Belfud thought the gentleman xhe
attempted b lssAure the republican party
should ssmanbes his own party bad not