New-York tribune., 1895-12-11

foreign country repeats the same sentiments there
is a hue and cry for impeachment. There Is nothing
IN X Ss Session Of Congress That is ALL You
are getting in early; my friends. You will have
Mr. McCreary Dem Ky)-The chairman OF the
last Committee on Foreign Affairs SAID that when
nS @ ss
hoped that there would be legislation to ameliorate
tss had no nss s% the
lar organization Of the House bad not Deen com
Bring Bring in u, resolution for the impeachment of an
American Ambassador smpy IN oraer ger tnat rev
the country their views on the protective tariff
The resolution he declared miserable excuse
seemed to be afraid to bring up in the regular style
Mr. Dayard had spoken nothing but the simple
truth, and there was nothing In what ne said that
Mr.. barrett called on Mr HIti Rep, ilL,, for; v
what the instructions to diplomats and consular Of
hcers were
THE INSTRUCTIONS TO DIPLOMAT1sTS.
Mr. Hit stated substantially that diplomatic Off
GERS abroad were especially cautioned to use the
greatest reserve In all their public utterances not
to aude in their public speeches TO any dispute be-
tween the United States and any other Government,
and better still. avoid public speeches whenever
Wr. Money Dem Mlss) charged that gentlemen
on the other side of the House were not acting
he reminded them that there mo necessity for
a football rush" The matter might at least be de-
tsn what had been Mr. Bayards language. Until
aa was done the House was not acting fairly
sented abroad the character, intelligence and patriot
ism OF the American people ,,oug,, ,no resolution
should be referred to the Committee on Foreign
nmmpnaehed"as nmS a matter OF policy, II Mr. Bayard
made the remark atr;buted TO h nm; No. ana h,e ,ne
promptly. it was the duty OF the American House
Of Representatives IN an orderly TIL manner I'M S 10 en
press its d.sapproval OF sucn actioh oy WORDS oi
Mr. Turner Dem, Ga) did not believe that Mr.
Mr. Johnson (sep, Ind commented sarcastically
on Mr. Cummings challenging the y veracity Of his
chosen profession The moment he added, that an
American Minister placed his feet on transat-
steamer he should gee thnss he wes n Of
the great overwhelming sentiment OF all the Amer,
people TST Of h Of his S country
was gross improprety; not only breach OF ON,
Sm Sla1 tbe Contamination Of his whole country
Mr. Grow (Rep Penn3 recalled the Incident ns Tnen;
With Charles francis Adams, the American Minis
ter to GndOn ws %ndf to wch Mr. as Adams
feiicitous reply. They are my countrymen CAP
Mr. HIT suggested the omission from the resolu-
ton OF the word ''impeachment ,,.,
Mr. Barrett consented TO make that modhcat0n 40,
in the resolution but objection was made by Mr'
Crisp.
CRISP FORGETs WHERE HE IS NOW.
TIL. Sneaker suggested to Mr. Crisp that Mr.. Bar
rct had the right modify his resolution to which
Mr. Crisp in momentary forgetfuness Of his
changed position in the House, remarked Inc
Chair thinks not"-the words being followed by an
outburst of laughter all over the House t. ,.,,o,
MI # eSSfa 10 % the M !" to
be ''the recall Of a man who has put himself on
0so N to the M"r He
criticised the President for being absent .wnen an
British Government on the subject Of Venezuela.
That communication. he said was now yg iying on On
season of duck-shooting on the Nortn Sarohha
coast over Gsgghter2 ~ believe % ana ma h9pe Hd,se
will attain volume and importance tat WIZ wal, wait
i down hropfn Vsa b 70 by NH ha mpnen pub s
lie official who is now. presume skuIking bennd
a blind TO bring down some timorous flying duck
In Conclusion Mr. Barrett said; = ask Of this
nq% witch a nh sh Safs by ' all dpo
matte representatives. abroad. that even # they may
such expressions are in accord with the opinion
Of the House o. Representatives. but are In viola
tona Law, in absolute disregard Of the dignity OF
the d aa sSh abt @ the Of
Representatives" Npplause from the Repuohcan
dl On n motion i Of Mr. Cannon Rep. Ill, the word.
by impeachment or otherwise we're stricken out Of
crsps molten to refer the resolution b to the
soS Mr crsp asked vote y the and
and it was taken rSsg9liing Yea s nays &
to the resolution proposed by Mr.. Barrett and it
was adopted:
Boston England. on the second day of August, 1895,
the said Bayard Is reported by the press OF this
country to have said: The President stands in
the midst OF a strong self-confdent and oftentimes
violent people. men who desire to have their own
obstructed. and tell you plainly II takes a real
TO govern the people of the United States. "
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR 1T.
Mr. Cannon's amendment to strike out the words
''by impeachment or otherwise" was agreed to, and
the resolution thus amended adopted without
division. 4 number Of Demo crats were observed TO
vote yea and but few nays were heard.
The Speaker stated that by consent the preamble
to the resolution would be considered withdrawn;
Speaker Reed announced the appointment of the
following Committee on Accounts: Mr.. Aldrich, OF
Illinos chairman; Messrs O'Den, Of New-Yorki
Long, OF Kansas, Republicans. and Messrs. Rusk,
Of Maryland, and Price, Of Louisiana. Democrats.
At 3:55 O'Clock, the House on motion of Mr. Ding
ley Qep., Me-, adjourned until Thursday.