New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
THE PERFORMERS" AT WORK.
,pocprss OF THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.


o,xocP,Ts COMPELLED TO FALL IN linz
phNV DC ro cnIppLE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
w,su,xcToy. June "a (SpecidO. MI. han-
Am resumei the leadership OF the majority 10 ""' "o
Ats evidently being AFRAID 10 CONTINUE ""e "
rressnt their policy OF procrssthauoh !" ''e" a.,
an,ropratlon bills When Mr. Randall m''eo " us
- with tho regular order Mr. Reed sarcasticaIiy ''
serve, The ether wing OF the Democratic Tar's ''V"
10 have taken charge to-day" 10 which Mr. n' an.
,o,o-,eI o. both wings Will flap together aitel "
Vhte The debate the items Tor inc bureau " -
gxayinc and Printing was envened by a co"'.oT 49,
between Messrs. Weaver, o. Iowa, AMI biano'" VI
y,rl dollar fame Tho proviso which VIII conipe, W,
reissue Of the 81 and 81 creenbacks IN place. Oh
90, oa,c He'd uo of those denominations was huop'o"
orl MI Randall gave notice that ne won" ue"''u "
serarste vote in the House. An Amendment o'0'0" -
Mr. Bland was adopted which authorizes anu i'd"'.sS
tho Secretary of the Treasury TO ISSUE s'ei ' 49,,
NJ Tho denomination OF ST. - and 50 to represent al inc
,s standard dollars In the Treasury and to use theu
% the amounts appropriated by the snndry cVh "il
and to noudatc other expenditures am oonsa.onN -
the Treasury" Mr. Bland at first thohgn' ul'' Hi'
orcnlu,ent impaired a legal tender quality 10 INC ho"
certificates hut after reelection he in'orme"a lI,'
CORRESPONDENT that he would have to oher su
or.,dment nlacins the new certificates on the same
,,,,ing with those authorized by the aet OF 1873.
o,oi deal OF time was devoted to a sell exposure n9
r,enorrt OF their dctcrn nation 10 grippe 0N ''4'
reforu At every opportunity. They attempted 10 P'o
appllratl9n
ele,k. in tie Bureau OF EneI ng ana IrihthH nut
re d.feotel hy a vote OF the Committee OF The NhOe
Who, an item was reached which relates to ole OF the
sc,et lc bureaus Mr.. Herbert OF Aaoaina ueh'orc""
long speech the subject to whieh a le Heuoe.S
1,,on.l Mr. Ran OF Kansas. delivered capital
saaech in which dwet upon the disgrace OF loios
The courts OF the United states to close their doois anu
dv u.ce 70 snitors on account of inadequate appro
,rinlon. for tees Of Witnesses and Jurors and other
necessary expenditures.
Mr. Cannon % Illinois, offered substitute lot INC
Tncrayng and Printing Bureau paragraph Whch "ou'u
have tn. fleet of placing tw niy-hve additional en-
1loycs under provision o; the civil service law
MI Holman. of Indiana, raised a point OF Oruef'
,fr Cannon said that he that the civil service
law huri bni why did not gentlemen repeal 'hstoa" :"
cnipc in here with points OF order and peluoggne on
those points TO evade the lie speaking to the
rantlcmsn from indiana.
ar Holman observe nothing to answer
Mr. Cannon is not the only animal who hides Ills
ho.q in times OF danger and thinks his whole DoAy Is
hidden.
Mr. Randall have one reply to make. Will not
vote 70 put any additional Ollie crs under the CV service
law 5, long the age Limitation exists
The pont OF order was sustained and the SUBSTITUTE
ruled olt
Mr. Gibson, Of West Virginia, offered an amendment
prov ling that nothing in the section shall he construct
"a Suite ns tue az pOlntees in the Bureau OF Engraving
and prufp. TO CIVIL service The object OF his
amendment, SAID; WIS to give chance To te party
in power cOntTO. t. some extent te OHcts 20 nc in
hv tsal parts. W.e he rcpndiaed the doctrine that 10
the cipr belong the spuis. did clam that to the
dominant party belonged the rlsht 10 ran an AuMhs-
tratiOu for winch II WIS response ls. -, 49,.
T. b. TAYLOR. OF Oti, uliated the doctrine that 10
the viccr belonged the spos II wcs born oi
IL negat corruption; II was Itself corruption no citizen
Union ha night 10 demand an once because He
was a Democrat or icpu Hchl -. a;,
Mr Adams, New lori. Did not your party hourlsh
H. T.y 1t did 1t died because it continued TO
holi al doctrine too long. go
Mr. Warner. was the Republican Governor
tt.f U.e g.
Nh Mckinley. the Democrats All q 'sseI over the
OHIO River aud were ont ci the rlate
Mr. Warner That Was the senate-not the oihcers
They STAYED a. loas a. they could
Nr Mil!Ren Msiue.-If they were Democrats, they
stayed ogg they could There is no doubt Oh 'h'
ne e on Of the ii concerning the Coast and Geodetc
survey having reached according to previous agree
the general deoate was III 'ri,r au! Hr. ny an ~
Kansas proceeded 10 ca tcse the details 81 me ui; ne
SAID there mad been no dihluutOh OF e4peh."tHcs
tuus Tar hy tue Democratic Admnlsratin, wlle eH
peIditurcs for tie mex scal 5er wond not De ess na
sgO0 900 In tuHt estimate he took no account OF
Tie navy, roast defcnccs ana educaont pIi, tne re-
muval the limitations on Arrears OF IensiOns INC
NeScau Pension bl aud other pension bills. whether
the revenues w"uld su'ce TO met tne eApenui,res
would depend upon tie degree OF general pi"si efH OF
the country. What assurance nan Inc people thdl te
Administration was making an h"h's eiorI 10 G, t
tne expenditures when the House hdu ue.larou .ha'
Mr. UerneIt OF Alabama irrned his attention TO the
Coast survey lie sad that the survey ma not com
etel its w0rk-nOt from want OF liberal alrOWla-
non. nj from a Split Which had prevailed III that
bureau from be ginning to prociasuh"te ana continue
amou. ~ IN uey appropriate and led Tor topo
graphic work, aud Ia illustrate his renarNs ne eA9l eu
ceart OF New York Habor and eDvlrOnS prepared 10y
ihe Coas survey pointing ont the unnecessary t1po-
graphic work which had been done. livery ROAD on
Long Island was shown, and that correct; but every
fence every uruip patch and watermelon patel was
portrayed. co survey was necessary nnt snod
spend, rift got venerable from age lhat II coou no.
prniing further action tue committee rose and the
House al , o'clock adjourned