New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-24
MR. PATTERSON BACKS DOWN..
ur FINALLY DECIDES TO AWAIT Mh'
BARTHoLDTs RETURN.
,,,rsr DON'T HAS IT'S ESTIMATES sA'A"ILi
CIT IN THE INTERESTS OF
1su.-REsoLuTIoNs ON THE DEATH


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE DEATH
OF KossU,d.
u,..,,,r,or March 2-The opening prayer IN TIE
rIonsa today was made By the Rev. MT ooo"e''
Of Rockville, Nd . tho Conn
Ar savers Dem, Texas reported from the |o',-
m,ttee ON Appropria tons joint resolution appiop'
,,nr .,o 600 for the compensation OF deputy CUT
,ec,o,s NJ internal revenue to enforce the Id" p
,,dng for the registration Of Chinese IN the oi'e
States and 1t was agreed TO. 49,,
Or r,o,,on Of Mr. Cogswell Rep. Mass)' the
House bill to protect the Red Cfoss 'o''e'' 49,
use of It's insignia was passeu. ,. wv
House bill authorizing Commander fla"''' "
,io,,t,s T. : ~ to accept the decoration OF the
cross of Naval Merit of the third class Oh SPAN
conferred upon him for his services IN cal's ~.
the Duke of Veragua the occasion OF MS '''''
| 70 thIs country as the guest OF the Na''o'' was
passed ~ 49,, Tho following
Mr. Cummings Dem, y. " ohe'eu ''e ''O"'
rosolu,ion and 1t agreed 20;
,.n.,,.o1 THAT the House of Representatives Oh
-, r.ritod States has heard with profound rcsrc'
of the death of Louis Kossuth. the eminent nun
parian pat riot once the guest OF inc American '
pie. , 49,. ,rorsa No re-
"Resolved That the Speaker OF the House De re-
oues,ed o communicate the respectful sympathy VI
A., tIo,.e IN the family of the deceased
A, INA Mr. Patterson Dem, Texas caiieu up
| ,ha resolutions of the Committee on Electiois' ue
cIaring John II. ONeill entitled 10 the sea- ~ Wv
House now occupied by Charles +. JOY do ~
resentative from the XIth Missouri District MI
wauyb Uaeo Ind) raised the question OF cohsiue'a
ton The yeas and nays were ordered 'e'"i'e.
vos ,eo. navs l. No quorum voted, ana can GA
tho uouse was made disclosing the presence vi
oas rnembers whcreupon Mr. patterson H"o'eu -"
suspend further proceedings under IT, ASreeu w.
Mr. Patterson announced tnat tees' - w
been handed him stating that Mr.. Bartho'dt ''ep'
an Monday In view Of this fact and Of the 1ur'"er
,ac, that Mr. Barthodt desired to be present anu
participate In the debate, he gave notice 'ha' inc
case would go over until Tuesday next
Mr. Brown Qem Ind) chairman or the 'o"''i'
tee on Elections. called up the resolution IN 'he
Vba,ev-Cobb contest from the With Alabama us
trict In this the committee unahihlou o;, H.
ported Mr.. Cobb was entitled 10 GIv,elon IN.
House agreed to the resolution as reported. uouse
Mr. Wheeler Dem Aa9 mSy Sd,e tn S5 'n fse Mil
ary Academy Appropriation Bill for re s ySar Reo
Ing June 3D. 49, pending ,b H %"sn adjourn ' Inc
ton to adjourn ~as los'' dng Masso taxing the
Mr. Wheeler explained the Provisions OF , tne G has
been appropriated for the support OF me n. iIiy
Academy for many yeaTs @ of Nan reuCed them
to sis5 i4e For the current year the apr0pFia''o"
In The course Of the reading of the bill Mr. Reed
Rep.. Me- inquired of Mr. Wheeler what were the ne
iters omitted from the bill when the repoI !; ~
sah declared to be very important. Responding:
MIR Wheeler named several, among them one y,
ga 000 10 make the library hreproof. But. ol
corirse" ne said IF the gentleman from Maine
will move to insert 1t the committee VIII probably
MI Reed thanked Mr. Wheeler for the sugges-
ton and moved TO insert paragraph appropria'-
ing 5000 for the purpose named. -, =,
Mr. Cultivate Dem. Ohol maze n pom se III
order against the amendment that II lncreasssd
expenditures and therefore, OBNOXIOUS 10 Tue
Mr Reed said that this bill was little one but
II Illustrated what the next congress misn,, AZ
nee, 10 be called upon 10 meet IN the way or ue-
ncencles and which would form the basis Tor
howls from the Democratic party ana press ~
might no, be the "Bllion Dollar c2nSrrSS' ,ht.
mest the intellectual capacity OF those 10 who'i
they addressed - -. ..oro
Mr. CULTIVATE resented the Inference that there
was any politics IN the consiera tIon OF any iII.as
on Military Affairs and he appedIei 10 MI it',,u
10 withdraw the amendment. IN ms appear ne
was iolned BIZ Mr. Wheeler: and Mr.. Reed WIN
drev, the amendment. remarknS That ne appre-
occasoneA by the experiences OF year OF Dsno
cratic control and tne prospect OF legislation by
matters must be postpone" iO' "NN VI ''N'
Without amending the bill the Committee Of the
Whole reported 1t the House. and II was pasSeu
without division. ,.,.., cha
Committee on Postofccs and Post Roids mover
10 70 Into Committee OF the w mole on the foS'ai
Appropriation biiL :, ...o, ,h,. ,horo was
not n quorum present and he should OBJECT 10 tnc
CONSIDERATION OF further appropriation bhls \ u
vision on the motion showed ayes. 81, noes, -
whereupon Mr.. Henderson Withdrew the MOTION,
and the House took recess until o'clock, the
cveunp session be devoted 10 the consiuerauon
~ nrvate pension and relief bills.