New-York tribune., 1885-03-05
MIR. RANDALL REPRovEs THE HOUSE.
ACTION ON MANY BILfs-sPEAKER CARLIsLEs
FAREWELL, ADDRESS.

ACTION ON MANY BILfs-sPEAKER CARLIsLE's
FAREWELL. ADDRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The night session of
the House was spent In debate over the so-called
Subsidy clause of the Post ohlce Appropriation BILL
When motion finally reached the House agreed by
100 yeas to 80 nays rccede from It's disagreement with
the Senate amendment.
Mr. Randall then submitted the conference report on
the Naval Appropriation bill, announcing disagree
AS the cerx reading the report the daylight
BEGAN into the chamber, and the doorkeepers
busied themselves by awakening the many persons who
had spent night the galleries. and who had
quiet maps stretched upon the benches their heads rest
ing on overcoats and other mprovised pillows. New
arrivals made their appearance and the House began 10
wear brighter aspect although the air In the chamber
was slhing Members who had been sleeping in the
cloak rooms lobbes, into the House refreshed
and proceeded the restaurant TO secure breakfast
further conference ordered the Naval bill. At
O'Clock the consideration OF the Sundry Civil bill
resumed
Pending the conference reports the Fortinca
tons and Deficiency Appropriation bills were submitted
and agreed to-
The last Of the Senate public buildings amendments,
Being for building winona, Mimi, having been read
Mr. Stock Slayer Of indiana, offered amendment
propriating 100000 for building at New-AIbsny,
Ind; agreed TO.
Mr.. Ray of New-Hampshire. offered amendment
Sprropriating 100000 for building at Manchester.
b. III. agreed to-
Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky, offered amendment
pppropriating $l5O,000 for o building Lexington,
i. agreed TO.
Mr. Keifer of Ohio offered an amendment appropriat-
ing 100000 for building at Springfield Ohio; agreed
70.
During the Offering of these amendments and the vot-
ing upon them there confusion and excite
nent In the House. Mr. Thompson, OF Kentucky, and
Gr Warner. Of Ohio demanded quorum in each case,
protesting that the House had power to bini itself
bad been done by the agreement This aroused those
pembers who had been instrumental In securing the
Agreement and Mr. Cassidy. Of Nevada Mr. Budd Of Cali
fons and others stood In the space in front Of the
clerks desk gescuatng violently and charging their
opponents with bad faith. At o'clock Mr. Randall ad
vanced TO the front Of the House and protested earnestly
eGainAt what he characterized as most unseemy pro-
seeding The House proceeding to prevent the Sun
~ Civil bill from being adopted and was forcing an
xn session. and that IL being done by this demand
y individuals for public buildings i ask the House,"
Doaunued Mr.. Randall, IN impassioned manner, to
ss ne get possession Of this bill In order may
snd to the Senate, secure conference and avoid
Sxua session. Applause. He then moved to suspend
Pc rules 10 adopt the amendments already offered and
send the bill to conference. The motion was agreed TO-
s;5 the House receded from its disagreement with
ns benate, and passsd tho Legislative. Executive and
sudieiai bill.
:. AtaolS Mr.. Hutchins OF New-York. submitted the
nsrence report the Naval Appropriation BILL and II
Vas Agreed to.
Ar Keller, Of Ohio offered the customary resolution
Eas tho thanks Of Congress be rendered to John @.
exnss. "-"' ''Ae ''A''A"s- ~
NJ Randall. submitted the ennf~rsnce report on the