Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1878, Page 2

B 3 3 chigan-delegd- | were diecnesed at length, The subect went | the Utited Btates, hecause, as ho says, Justico Oglesby, Introduced, conld have and wonld have no other | eratjon declaring thatna redaction wontit i diftsrent wimy chitan.. The Mishljalotéae rig o] has been denied hitm. Hastinga’ grievinces are Famn, ¢ efcet than'to damago tha ‘publlc credit, and o | §5'which means the revenua wonld not be fojon e Yoo on that sppaftment, theroford, atande—| avér uatil nost week. these: That in November, 1877, be was anxious Lehbmiy, | could ot goderstand from what motive it was | and the whisky men bo put ot of tio acignects Chrlatiancy fof it, and-Senator Ferry and the TR AROUAEAT RO TUN TILE 1o bo admitted to practics at the Har of the Haanders, benuant forward, expeclully when he (3% inte [ which they now werc, "1t thia bl paiscd ot P rest ngainst it. [Thére is a very serious split | war, that the agitation of the queation of & re- | {inited States g“rnm, Court, and a certain Spepeer, r“ e hat the. gn"nmfl ‘Lonnr Ol dogted th:fi:rmnx;g: I.'i»nrzlnslc,:\ce?n.n:dr‘u"k 10 be pyyeg and much dissatisfaction. drictton of the tax on whisky has destroyed the | Senator protnised to Introduce him, but unon ThuriiAn, tatned, ‘and recognizing Rold s the true atandard | farilt ‘on tront. Wonlk mot al n()‘l‘e‘r‘k;::” ) First Blood for the Silver TNB NOMINATION OF WILLIAMAON frade, £o {hat, If distillers ara compelled to | dlscovering that fustico Field was tinfeiendly to | Brants Filses o of valte:” He contd mol comcetvs bow it wan onl- | Come, and'{nus make the Foveno laws s coyteld a8 Collector of New Orlcans, now ndversely re- | withdraw whisky In bond not at 90 cents tax, | him (Hastings) this Benator retracted is orom- | "M, oy 9t Repnblican ‘Scnator. from fhat tiate plastets and patchwork? Mz, Conger cnposed the blil, and nictured gy, ridicnle with which the conntry wonld look gt ngress which maile no attempt for the reljef o Men in the Senate Fight. sald he had recelved a telegram from Mr, Whyte (Md.) announcing that he was de- tained ni home by siakness, and requesting him (Cockrell) to pair with him. Unider the circom- stances ho consented to do o, Were the Scnator Iso, For that tho a cowara, and unworth: tor, He asserts that right to préctice on account of the hostiiity of petitioner calls_him the dignity of a Senn- 6. has been dented his shonld come here a8 svon afterwards and propose anch & resolution as thie, If ha (Morrill) was in favor of the go-called Silver bill ho could not voto M{th resolution tith its preamble as now drawn, ported on by the Benate Commerce Committee, 18 practiceally a contest between Representative TRandall Gibson and Senator Eustis, Willlam- they will find no market for it; and will be com« pelled to mako great losses in the event of & final reductiorf of tho tax. The bill would allow - | the prodacers of aicohal, which was ueed for py,. £on I8 0 min of good antecedents and good fam- | distillers to keep thelr whisky in bond until | Ficld to b, ' He then corges Tustice, Bradleg | trom Marsiand present ho wonld vote yea and he e menmant utMe. Mol Rubarelsctans | o oF aclence, ani ry:;hyfi:‘;;-"lmqvnm: (2 15, and had wht Is called fn_ the Sonth Peood | the question of tax 1s scttled, The New En. [ Tito corraption nsa membct of tho Electoral | (Cackroll) montd valo ns. ) ooy pave | oL aueation eecirred on the amendment of Mr. | aluo'calied attantion fo the fact that In' arelt Stanley Matthews’ Resolution Pagsed by a Vote of 43 to 22. " Beveral of the Nays WIIl Sup- port the Bland Bill . After AlL Commission, He then submits charges against Justice Fleld, of the Supreme Court, and Judge Harkner, of the California District Court. Theso charges he savsn former Committco of tho House stificd. 1o mnoxt charges Sena- Rehel record. He joined the Republiean party after the War. and nothina lins ever baen aald agninst him. [le {8 cnlled the most respect- able man conneeted sith the Republienn party land members geneeally arralened the bill as ameasure in the Interest of class legislation, and fnsfsted that it should not pass unless man- ufactnring and similar intereats should recelte voted in {he afirmative, were paired with Messrs, Iiarris, Patteraon, and Gatland, who would have voted in the nogative. Mr, Plambannounced that hiscolleagno (Ingalls) was detained from the Benats on account of sleke Chaffee, subimitted on the 19th of December, whichs | nass fhis bilt the Ilonse had parsed b T atler explanation by Mr. Chalies, was witndrawn: | Faeeieime af sondiors ooo bed Toantt '}3;','{;”;‘1 Mr. Windom satd he voted for the amendment of | fanxa of thelr conntry, * the Senator from New Yark (Conkiing) to make | i, Biackbnen profosted agatnet the efTort my 2&-&: jolnt resolution, and ho voted nzalnet all the | by the genticman from Maine (llale) o 14 AN oty tor Blalue with packing committees in b e now intended to vote agninat the orig- entlemen to conaider the bill as In any way b, in Loulsiana. The mercantils interests have not | Itke consderatiomn. the interest " of lanks, “and monopoties, | "% in his umfl‘. inal resolntian, and in doing so he i oe pronose | fi7bn'the qnestion of & reduction of Tha taetl: - 9 'ha question then recarrad on the amendment of E v i L expected the appolntment of a Demoerat, 1nd Tne ForNTs MADE and_rallroad corporations when he was | ptr. Sarriil, sbmitiod oa the 15th. mabey- DL N0 |t et e e N O anta, | sjan Rt nectsmary for im fo protest. acnin giy are pleased with Willlamson, Gibson hds been urging thid appointment since the Administra- tlon began, Thera is 4 great deal of division fri tho Loufsiana delegation on account of peréonal rivalry, and this appointment was chicfly due to Gibson aud the mereantile Infinerice at New Orleans, Senator Eustls 18 carneatly opposed to Wiillamson. 'The ground of his opposttion s not apparent. The only sdequate reason as. signed Is a desire to havo a better control of were strong, and evidently gave the managers of the bli much trouble. There wos at one time a tenderfty to gita the debnte a sec- tional turn, and to *“fire the Soutliern henrt.” ‘Thero were ehlrFes on tho part of a few fgno- rant Southern bigots that the North did not contribute thelr share to the natlonal rev- chue, overlooking the simplest coonomical fact that the tox fs pald by. the consumers. Judged by this standard one Western wag was bold enougli to say that ho thought that oven New England contributed Spenker of the House. Ho says he embodiced thoeo charges agalnat Blaine in a potition to the House when Kerr was Bpeaker, The Bpeaker read it, but declined to present it. For this, Hastings says, Kerr showed himsclt to bo the confederate of Wiaine. In consideraton of thees facts, Hastines wishes to be telleved from alleziance to a Governuent which permits such things to be done. Hastings will bo remember- cd us the hot-headed Calffornia lawyer who a fow years ago attempted to sccurc the Impeach~ ment of Justles Field, withdrow it for tho prescnt that the question might be taken on tho amendment sabmitted by his colieaguo (Edmiinds) on the 14th {nst., with the understanding that hia (Morrill's) amendmont shonld be next In srder. Me, Edmunds_then spoke in rosolution of Mr. ulfuumg gnd favored the nmendment oftered by himself. 1le safd the inter- esting thing about this whole business was that the Senate had §nst declared that 1t vas not it to make this a jolnt resalution. As ft now atoad tho Sen« ato, onio of the ca-ordinate branches of Congress, thounght {t might have an oplnion in cass the House of Represcntativossald it could tave suclh opinjon, attempt to ifuse {nto the discussion somcthings ‘'ho gentlewan from iy alde [ Ho was opposed o this fruiticss expresaion of cp fon, 1t Cangress had confined itself to practl Uon Instoad of discuesing the finances, the buainess of the country wanld have bean miore pros- perous, . Mr. ialneanid he wonld vote azainst the resoln- tlon, ‘a8 in his opinion it would not strenyihen the publte credit nor the Intorest of the ymbiie eredit- or, According to the Jattor of the statuta the bonds werd payabla’ fn_etther cold. but he intended té attow, If he conld when the Bilver bili ahould coms before the Senate, Lhat {§ wasnot to tha Intereat of the Untted States to take onvantage of the law ahd n partiean characler. ncod ot rend hix homilics to the Democratic of tha Hoane for sthich he iTale) tetmed an warranted rald oh the Treasary, Let him g, 1he gentleman wha had drawn ap the ty) Comnlesionce of Internal Revenue. The hf] yy. fected an industry vital o tho revenno of fry conntey, Tuat industry furnished 1o the Intery, Hevenne Bervice halfy of the amount necessary gy meot tho Intoreat on fie national debt, Te g caeded to compare tho taxes pald by the Naw gy, gland States with thoso paia_ by tho” Southern ag Southwestern States {n order ungunluun to the Elgns of o Rovival of the Old Fight Over Federal Ap- - 0 show the uneqay i s them In ailver. Ifo was opposed to (ho pres- | rates of tazation. Neferring toclase leglaiail patronage. her proportion. 1f this bill Fasses, and) the SuS cnows, Thint was an admirable commentary on this whols | BAY o Rlslatios, = , C. P t] Col, Tom Scot ent Silver bill, bot in favor of tho remonctiza- | he doclared that legistation for & nambs pointments, ¥irodn Wik tax hould be.teducea i o gente tho | 5 %aY Gould: G T Hunsinetan Col. Tom Scotts | pracecilog: o coniraulaied tho Seasiot Trom | i af Wiveron°a bass which o Werk Bave ihe pirt gy becn o O ejaee et on " hns taken no metive part in the matter, tWhile | distilicts wonld pocket nearly $1,000,000. If Pt y ‘fi’ honor te prapos : 2 ieh o rallrond managers, aro akain on hand, to AaY | which he had put the Senate into this extraor: DI e conld not vote for the resolution | 0 laboring peopla of the Bouth bud peyy nary Mr, becanes it afirmed that thedebtsof the United the tax should be rednced to 25 vents, they ight he prefers Packard, finding that Packard could nothing of a dozen or more raliroad lawyers, drngaed down, ¢ osition. 3o had ghwass thought the Benate 3 Blaine’s'and Hamlin’s NOBES | not be sppointed, he has favored Williamson, | Would £ain some §.000,000. The cliy has not been o ’l:ll:!nt :;l;t:guht: E:::“mfig:.mn e anking the touse of Hepe SitienTo.duy wero baysbie inaiver dotiars, when Joie Sazler raad aletter from Commistionerof y s o > ere were no aflver dollars, he aliver dollar Very Much Out of whom he would choose befors either McMillen | At one point In the detato the Fouse becamo | $1%7 crowded, and cvery taterest representod | 10 apening e argument Mr. dmundsaaid ke | S1nt8 Sere A mier Qs | 17 (ia, oi0or Soa | Me, Tucker thon ylelded the floor to Mr. By or Lawrence, both of whom wcre Warmoth | more turbulent than It hus boen sinca this Con- | fy tho proposed Tarll bill sends Its defegatea to | Fould refer st sonio lenath to tho siato of the law, | eqnal ta” the gaid dollar a good 1hing wanld bo e Snnt bime o bad Hseovened g iy b Joint. men. ‘The indications ate thal Willlamson will | gress becan. The central flgnre of the scend | \Wasiington. Tie uncertaln condition of busi- | 3¢ it he bappened to bo o little proey e hoped | dono for the country, H believed siisar could ba | kil were not pamed o nambe? of distillcries oy ba rejected by the Senate. Administration | Was ¢ Ran " Tucker, the hot-headed, frrecon- | nos is stronaly npparent. There 1s s general | fhe fenste would pardon him, From 1703 when | made equnl in valuc to vold in theos waga: Finat, | pave to go into bamkuptcy, ho Was opposet i men claim it {8 a chance for the fl,‘:flf’ 1{"""{’;’“"":"&"'“1“ who, ““";?.’"flp;z anxlety folt on tho Tarill bill, and mom 5{3}1‘ Dle Biandard Existed in thia codatsy on fho thaory A R o T Jniline Jie % “P-mnk’!é; s Spnted Tt aeo | them Y. . ) ast in tho Jast Congress, represel 1 1l : . g hi e cona, Réd Hot SKirmishing irithe Housge [ test of the sincerity of tho ~Demo- | the floor the grave - of obort B, Lee. ‘Tucker | SonEreas ,lcrgmfl‘{gg:g g Uil pight, | of exact SInleny Lo fian felaran the power, Ho conld fo vote .“':f,‘.’.l:}'; & altvar dolac phtained miliioss of rovonna from that branchop cratle professions in the Senate, fnasmuch | realized in his own person the descrlp- | jng.places about the Capltol are crowded all day | bates in Congrees uhon that act, sald thoso wero | doiine that cheatad everything It tonched. Ty, That was & dlsgrace to the :um? on the WhiskysTax 28 Williamson {8 by general admission thomost | tion "ho appiied to ~Townsend, of New [ jon.’ hard timcs as woll as there, Tie was opposed to ralsing o byt ingle dollar mea ok Mr. B m to poal York, Ila was & voleano with snow In-the_miesntime, Canrross 1a” dolng Nr. Edounls movud ndodnitaly postpono | Abaut: $305, 000,000 wera aded i Mr. Jonies (Nev.) eald ho wonld like tho Sena. yeurly to Reduction. respectablo Republican In Loutslana, and one | % jop “Tacker, when managing suy n%![::lnz, but tho Washington Botels are flour- | o' {oUC O'EG Ful‘n‘t 10 histoty showing that | fOsfheqconeideration of tha resolution, | piedimtly | Sovetafwhich rined men st destrared homey, who has the confidence and regard of both par- | meqsure, s successful in stirring up the embers R. CAMERON, tard times oxiated In 1834 oF 1o, 1 | and Fesotutian ot the Scnatar trom Ohio, bacanse Aawoulate gialls et iy Tum-shon coug ! ties, Ho s mota carpet-bagger, s & man of | of Bouthiorn hate, and to-day, aithough ho dis- | Ty Unfon Club ol Philadeiphis wil give a | 2y diiunds eaid it lg;"mg. (Somes) ould | ha Uolleved the rocital of the facw Contained ir. Taeker rematked (hat ihe gentloman frmy wealth and above rcproachy and a shorough | tinctly sdid, In melodramatic style, that the firo g thereln was true, and the resolutions angzested a ter Commending Ex-Com- Tho Democrats fn the Senato voted agufnst T8 QWS YOICR AND MANACH Mifson. Rirkwood, and Camoron,jof Wisconsin, | {ho financial suering then exisifng, 43 the i) ro. | He wished that gentldman to say whotlier e p. tended to contribute much to keep alive eee | haye be: Me. Fadiioex antd ko ol vots fog such party. invited to be present, and will accom- cluded him (Tucker) In 1y Continuing his remarks In regard fothe legis- missloner Smith. tho conlrmation of Wiliarason, Very 1l | tonal uimonty. o Tetortd wpon Now K | pars "L CERISSe Al L SCRI | vatlon of 186, s i tho semiaion o the v | Renilzaton o elye, bt woul ol alt Sor it | M. il pled ot U, getiepin om confidence can hereafter bo placed In any pro- | gland and “the North as it the f,m fall campalgn, 1t belng the object of memlu,r old and allver, had been sieadily grow- | fio! J sioob i BLobe it L gL m;:_u fetslons they may make as regards the Admin- | thrusts of the leader from that scction | {he Club to have present all the prominent Re- | (¢ Tae hn;-ll heeln ateadily drawing apart in | “fi,o motton of 3r, Edmanda to Indefinitaly past- | ha knew Ite abjects ho (Hale) did Aot K. i ADOPTED. istration. bad been keenly felt. ~ Tho publicans of the Stalo among whom differcnces | WiT rélative value sinee, 295 nays, 43, % ATA MATTHEWS RESOLUTION 1N THE BENATE. Svecial Dirpateh to The Chrago Tridune, THE STRUGGLN ¥OR FPATRONAGE I8 everywhere apparent with Congressmen, The Malae men, too, are dissatisficd. The President { North, by the repeal of the fncomo tax, had rolloved itse)t of Its burden of *axation, which was now belne borne by the down-trodden, persecuted of opinfon cxist, and endeavor to harmonize the conflicting interests so that Cameron can be Mr. Jonea (Nev.) Inquired If in 1850 and 1800 the valuon of gold and sllver wero not mnch nearce mg;:llu!r than they were In 1834 nnd 183517 3 ag3 on being on the passage of tha resoln- ‘1 uth of ponc wos re{ecuul—yval, Tho quest] tlon as nubmitted Ly Mr. Maithows on th December lost, whether ho represented that intercat, Mr. Tucker-~I wish that shen the gentlemay says that I am advocating any interest meditaiiy 5 fo ly placed on the track for elee*fon to Tdmundx repiled very likely. Tho United | 55 Bags dgrodd (el 8 raid on the Treasury to understand thnt | belcrg WaBtNGTOR, D, C., Jon. 5.~Tho Maithews | hus nomingted Beojamin B, Manary for United | Sonth, but the nolsa was tho nole of words | fae el e o e e o oo 10 | e i e e e prodsssian 1y | 2428 tollows} j formo"sacl pary! 1 kndhy Uit tha Rotlemi sllver resolution was passed lato this afternoon | States Marahal {o place of Hamlin's striker, | only, and the doughty Sonthern champlon re- TREABURY BTATEMERT. everything which goca to make upa well-ordered | Anson, Foatts, Mavery T e llun T T hA ; after successive defeats of the amendments pro- | Marble, and Nathan Webb has heen renominated | covered from his bursts of passion to discover Tothe Weslern Assnciated Dress, notion, aud yet there was ngulml of fonir yoars, rms Ferry, “3terrimon, Sannd the Santhern bell. Arc the Anm’m "-”:m Ed for United Statcs District-Attornoy, Biaine | that a watchfnl, clear-headed businessman from | Waspingzos. D, Oy ‘Jon, S5—An cxamina- | dboat 1812, When wo went backward, and thera | Diatiey, Uordon, . Morgan, and then we'll havo n ‘row. (Laughter and s posed by its opponents, Fenator FUMI® | and Hamlin hase been urging the appointment | tho North (Fostar, of Ohio) had tlon of the quarterly’ account by tho United | e another perlod more recontly when we went | Jieck, foetora, - - Phamn Blausc on the Hepubilcan mide.] . oo with his usual remarkable abllity and fugenalty, | of Knowlton, of Yortland, for District-Attarnet, | sTRIPFXD MM OF IS PARLIAMERTARY AD- | Siates Troasurer, which fs the genera] cfsh ac- [ bickward, ilo argued that thostmplo doclpratian | jiriee: e, iantorh. Sir. Tucker—I would may {6 mr felend with tty endeavored to sccurs tho passage of his amend- | and the retention of Marble in tho Mar: vunnzs“ count of the United States, shows tho following | and ‘siiver. Congrass might he Well say thac n | Gameron Y, Joncsien Hanshurys #now on his head tnd 4 volcano in his beart thy ment making the intereat on bonds payable in | shal's offics. Marble is the most enterpris- | and had obtained the right to compel the | fizures of recelpts and cxpendituress buahiel of potatoes shomid ba eqaal in valuo ton |-Chafiee 7 yonc (6 Tr swhen he talks abont firing the Southern hear, [ gotd Instend of stlver, and at ono time was en- | Ing and useful political machinist in Maiue, and | Housa to vote on his smondment providing nEcgiPTS, bushel of ‘corn. Tho farmersof the Went wonld | Coke, {Ficw oo clier. Yagidear o Wi more dn socrow. thaniln ten Foged In a sharp contest with several Senators, | tho statesmen of tho Pine-Treo Siate dun't | thut thore shail bo o reduction of the whisky | natanco duo Unitea States duiy 1 smilo at such'a proposition, and the respective | Comthar,’, © Mocreny . Tmndam. T 0| UG e ST PGSR b SO MR e s Soto on Iy moposition was aefeatedoos | know how to get along without him. 'Therehas | tax, Upon that amendment the lestvote of | 1450, unavatiable 28,507,023 | valucsof corn and potatoca would remain Justas | BAVRQIRIG, ) MARGWIL ' LGiReem “man knows'iné too well to fupnare 1 wonid nie prop been a fight over theso offices hetween the | the sesslon uvon the question of zeduction ia | Available,..,. 685,085 | they were. ¢ | Deants, ' " Rithews, Witners—43, any. noctional animonity. Ho knows 1o s ayes agafust 43 noes. Benator Blaine, whenthe |-Binine and Hamlin purty and the friends of thio | likely to be taken. The $ubject swili not come | Money rocel bg r, Jones lnr}nlud of tho Senator from Vermont | Dorsay, 2 enough far that, and hie need not talk about soung. - wain question was put, in & bricf speech defined | President. The latter united in recommending | up agaln until noxt week. : from July 1, 1830, {0 June 30, 5 Jf:ail the Crontiew of 10T Wars nok Mibiitinbalie 80 1 e ton. ™ Mol ing the Eauthern bell. for ho knows that if ty Manary for tho Marshalship, and Houlsed F. THE DILL COMES UP ABITeanssnesiansnnrnnererins 14,833,80,000 | tho removal of the doposits by Gon, dnckson, sud | “Anthony, Fatan, . LAl S ' Houthern ball tinkles everso faintly it will free Lis position on the sliver guestion, and stated e | svcre not petitiona presented asking for the restor: M, , Ednands, . fl. that ou the question of the letter of the law ho | 18ibott, of Portland, for the District-Attorey- | for consideration as unfinished butsioess on the | gy 14,608,482, 000 | ation of such doposits, Heyard, Hamilo, A aian, | Notthora heart. - [Applanty.] iabanthe:question ol the etter d ship. Mr. Talbott is perhups tho strongost sup- | pending amendment of Mr. Foster, of Ohio, a1 - i Ll i Bir. Edmunds replied, of course stump orators [ Jliaine: 1oy Ll s St saldat of great Confusion. Lie atieninnt would be compelled to say that the bonds are | porter that Presfdent ~ Ynyes hins in [ that, tw the judgment of the House, the tax | soney pald by the United Sates and nowapapets then, an now, cried out to fasten | ' CHritiogty, e son, e, O T ammittes ¢ Sare AMd Mt payable’ . Mane. 1o was_thrust out of “tho oflice of | upoh whisky ‘should remain unchanzed, Tois | i iexsaror from July 1 1850: 10 the canso of All distross opon this o {hat (RIDG | Cosdigs ™ Mjioners Thdomaa, Tho, wortas s An mkaonledniog thert Hon RITIER IX GOLD OR SILVER COIN . { Bollcitor of the Treasury lnst summer. Ho had | will really be the test feature, and it is evident June 30, 1877, and’ charged out thoy did not ilke. Dawes « . Hidon tho terias of sat bond ok tha pcr:od "g-' of the standard of July 14, 1870. But he added | 8troRE claims on the President. Messrs, Bialoe | that the il Is Introduced fu expectation that :{y nthority of Iaw. .$14,003,017,213 Continulug his stgument, Mr. Edmunds snid the In addition to tho pairs above mentlonod, Mr. | which sajd extonsion is granted, tno same was that he hoped to be able k’] nho;v in the discus- and Thornton preferred anybody to him, 8o | the tax will be reduced, and on that account fs | Bafance due United . loylalators fn 1817 had discovered that no amount | TIHI1 sald that ha was paired with Garland, I£that |y erted T tho body of aald bond,™ they went to tho President and told him he deslgned as a relicf to the distillers, The indi- lable, June i0, 1677 20, 885, 805 183, 870, 880 n“lnl muoking would give any value to silver at all, Senator was presenl he would vote In lhe afilre Mr. Tucker then moved that the .Committee riy slon of the Stiver bill proper that the Govern- 1t in! n whi Inclpal i Avnilable at same date. Mo bepged the Renato fo bear inmind that | mative and he (i1111) wonld voto in tho negative. and report the joint resolusion to tho Louse, soenk Shoull bop 2K Saentate of this Testor | Bames an Nt Chlorar i susgos | C1one appeat o be f tho Uil millpask iy o 500 | e i, Ul bt Tt Years o | Rumghaeion en paradon i rensbin ity | Hho'edommetotiion bt do san” it of the law to vay the bonds fa sfiver of 4135 | Clilord tscalled by Malue people,—a mau, they NEW DILLS. R NOTIER, ThyEsFioATION, " | Tho Iegloators then faund out that {ho word valuo | was Tolecedyeasy 17} ayes 41 e ater, Geciaring that & Tedtation of theiot y grains, The siiver men by this statement bave galned an excecdingly Important concesslon from Blalne, which it appears {s also mado privately by a larze pumber of gold Scnators, Many of the Intter admit now that the discussion lias his opposition to him ns to refuse to call on bim, It scems ClifTord {s the only member of the Bupreme Bench who has ncver personal- ly recognized Hayes In any manner. The argu- ment was effectual, but tho Prestdent reappoint- cd District-Attorney Webb, and took Manary In the place of Marble, Manary fs known as Lot POSTAL BAVINGS DANKS. ‘Wasnxoron, D, C., Jan. 23.—Representative Waddell to-day Introduced a bill to establish and malntain Natlonal Savings Depositories as A branch of the Post-Office Department, which was referred to the Committeo on Post-Offices The House Committte on Post-Offices and Post-Roads_to-day authorized Mr. Waddell, Chalrman of the Committee, to appoint a sub- committes of three to investignto the Cost- Onlce Department, and report the result of such investigatlon to the full Committee. NOMINATIONS. related to operations of men, of soclety, and com- merce, and astatuto conld not add ona bis to the value of anything, 1le next spoke of thesct of 1840 anthorizing tue cainayre of the gold dollar, and sald there was a neceesily for coinlng that dollar becauso thero were no silver dojlare in circalstion, He next re- fereed to the Lolnage act of 185, and sald when A vate was next taken on tho preamblo subd. mitted by Mr. Morrill on the 1Gth inat., and s A refected without a roll-call, Mr. Edmunds then moved to amond the amble submitted b follawing: **An the Colnago act of 1873, passed on the February of and of tho Revised re- Mr. Matthews by Ill!ullll!“lhu whoreas, by the provisions ol 12th of ondiatilleil spirite offe of grades of taxation had the agiendme 11 that o redact; a inexpedient. nt In good faith, Mo sald br . A ntimber en tried, and 1t by been found that a tax of $0 conta on the gallos~ the present rato—had beon productive of the creit est amount of revenus, The tax on distilled spiritx wna collected better and closer now thanlt : that yoan ever bad Leen at any provious time, The eondl- made the fact appear] incontrovertiblo that | Morrill's man, and the new deal puts tho ex- | and Post Roads, of which he Is tho Chalrman, zo’{’l:: S;ffl;‘:," ‘i'-fi:,‘,#fi',fl,’fl"{%fi;‘&,",‘f,‘,’“‘é%fif d'llfiurl.lrs:‘n:: hlgl:tv‘e‘e':':zgll;fldlm;:ry;;? n:lllslrll&:tf f:;fg:fi"nf" ‘;‘ntaht ‘;fi:ffixfil;’r’;:llluelin‘:ht:!l“ifi: Il,l“\vv t‘,f;’,‘, %,\‘lh 1,;%”1::‘.’,.“:},“‘;[.:: 5 ’,’f{‘fi‘.‘.’i .ff,‘é' v:e fiw by the law tho bonds may bo payablo | Benstor far alicad of both Blaino aud Hamlin in | 1t 1y tn mang respects simflar to bills heretoforo | sul of the United Ntates ot Hamiltony Ont.; | ence had continued untii gold coln overrolad sii- | authorizing tho colnage of such silver doltar wera | Fio it " attiiing Tnterest of o tho " comy 1n old or silver coln of the standard of July 14, { 80 ‘“"d'" the Federal machinery iu Malno s con- | {1, r0quced for that purpose. Thomas C. Shoplelgh, of Minncsota, Reglster [ Jer And, ",{:"g,:ém'x;‘v’,!"ffln‘mxm’:g{g;’ ha | ro f"‘b‘}-"'m ald o would nccept that smend. | 4chiFed sny chango. 1o thonght ho cou 1870, Blalne stated that ho should voto agalnst | ©Fi¢ TIB METRIC SYSTEM, of the Land-Office, Detrolt; Adam Underwo clared iu favor of gold coin, and vejected sllvar as | mant, o oo o B W i Trilae i :E:culkml?! :n‘i'e"n':‘:’"’wok'fé"i."a Matthews' resolution op the ground that the SMITIL Tepresontative Matah to-day introduced a bill | Sirvesorof Customs District -of Doston and | a measuroof valua. Gold wan then, as it hud [, Sir.‘Tharman hoped hin colleaguo would not ac- | with oy the Adaption of fhe smendmer) Interests and honor of the Government, nnd ' roviding that on and after Jan. 1, 187, for all Charieatown, ) nas. been for years bofore, the only trus operating | cept it. 1le was not qmmed to say the Inw wos | wiich” ho hnd oCered. The litle Stata of OEX, BIERMAN'S RECENT LETTER OF COMMEN- | Pro i 4+ 4 10943, Tor 8! CONFINMED, standard of value In the United “States, and yet | repeajed. Tho question Involved the construction | Afaine had Leen disparaged t of ot the mero letter of the lnw,required that the DATION RXPLAINED. postal services, fifteen grammes shall be sub- | Tha Bennta conirmed the following nomina- | Senutors argued now tiist It warpropor fo wo bick | of tho statutes, ‘Thero was-no necessity for thin | inantra tax which it yatd o whiskys but Inosoes Londa should be pald in gold. Blalne, howevers | asmwatos, D. ., Jan. 25,~The letter of | stituted for balf an ounce and so on in propor- | t{ons: John P. Loge, Postimnater at Clncinuatl; | and npsct atory and leginlation, Androw Johu- | amondment, and he hoped tho Senata would stanil | 4y the consumer actaally pald the tax, It struck ka showed that he was Gen, Bherman, addressed to tho Hon, John Q. | tlon; that the Postmaster-General ahall farnish | A: C. Looper, of Salne, Agent for tho Indians | {08 2198 tHembee of e F0780 0 .:g{"%"u;‘:l:“ ?{n‘g:m:%:;l;‘:&% preambla as. submitted bY- | srom his observation hore in Washington that TURNING BRILLFULLY ON THE BILVER QUESTION | Smith, ex-Commiasioncr of Indian Affatrs, hav- | all Post-Offices with postal bafances denoml- of tha lssoton Agency, Dakota, 4 Siate af Mina yetl M mich muaky texmin by expressing tho opinlon that the holders of Uovernment sceuyities cannot afford to be ex- empited by speclal exception from the aperation’ of whatever biil for the remonctization of sliver may be passed, though he would not himself vote for any bill, he ‘satd, that nvalidated or ing been quoted as discrediting certaln features of the report of the Board of Inquiry on Tndian matters, the Beeretary of the Interfor addressed to Ocn. Bherman a letter and received from him n roply, both of which ure given below : naoted fn grammes ot the motilc system, and that on and after Jan, 1, 1880, the mctric system of weights and measures as legalized in.the Reviscd Statutes shall be obligatory, | Mr. Malab also Introduced a bill ‘to catablish tho metric system in coins of the United Statos, THR BILVERL MHN, The- following Cowmmitteos hava been ap- pointed pursuant to the action of the recent meoting of members ol tho Houso of Represent- atives in fvor of tho romonetizdtion of siiver and repeal of tho Resumption act: Iizecutive Committee—Nessrs. Oliver, Phelps, silver coln would be Inforions to the Isvoring man, and thore was 8 gaod deal In what he maid, Now if the workingman should be compelled to take two half.doliars for bls day's work, worlt nbout 84 or 85 cents, be would e injured. ‘The very men who wero now urging the ramonetization of silver, abould they stay in the Scnate ton years, svould Lo among tho first to undo (he‘?m ozod leg- + Mr, Matthows saldif thers be any differenco of opinion ad to tho construction of the law, he would not accopt it ; p The amendment of Mr, Edmunds was rojecled— yeas, 20; nays, a8, b ’l‘naanuflun thon recarred on the preamble as ad by Mr. Matthews on tho 6ih of Decem- submif ber, and it was adopted without amendmont—yeas, State of Kantucky did. [Laughter. e s daciarad imselt 5 b tax thought the pol of scaling me caanra, hat would ylold the moat revenue, int mightbe ascertained byaswd of the lowert nl Intler offered an amondment proyiding thit tho tax on all distilled spirits 1 Lond shouldty ald at the same rote se existed whon they placcd R Dzranramee or e erenion Koo | o B o oo s | Riddley Garduer, Ligou, anas, Chialisors,” ™ | llaionolto-iag, Whonthe laje (i War b | S2(00r0 20 vy cen air, Withers, | Vogone "oy A e patred thelr fogul vights, Baralia cogialt aTetior Bdvanped oy how 1o ihg. | ere Felerred Hinance Commitiees Weight (La.)e Evant, [ {0} place, iiver oin had lang slnce nassed aut | who woull have voted '1n tho alemative, wok | 1o jelet Teesutiny, (008 4787 with the who Hfo‘l“‘“"“:- ;f“"";‘"‘:":' “:‘:’ ;Wh ;K;‘"‘i'!:": fon. 3 °G. "gmit, ox-Comnitslonc’ of Tniloa R ER AN WAL Booue, Mills, Dickey, Towushend (1), tfaskell. of exittenco, and tho' siatuics racopuizad. 1he | paired with M. Tiandoiph 'who would nav-valed g ol Bl ik ? o 8 specches were of no effcct. | Affairs, somo ststements of whicl ve been " L 3 n the negative, and Mr. McPherson, who won " ' Tho sver men auccsdel o carryiug. thei | brabel £ Sies s el fompc 1 | whorom o Commithe o Fortien Al | o Bseeroaa o, ey Socdte tat |l thn eaed o i s gttonanc | maveraion o sl s oul o abn | B B ipocaline meskort 1 polut, and Matthows' resolution was passod,— | {0 Fue by the Tosrd of Inquiry sppointed | Providing for the distribution of awards made | gy dopostt drafts lasucd by bankers and otbers | Tendee act, when \War loans were being forcad | | “Tho preamtlo and resoiation havingbeen paseed, | Tad " ra oy oty e T yeas, 43; nays, 22, et the Indlen e TPO!ES | under tha Convention between tha United l.n.m\yx;mnl. of subscelptions Lo the & ‘bt cont | upon the peops, Thaddeus Stevens, Chaifman of | Mr. Alliyon muved that the Senate ke up ihe | lcd Bates Senator Matthews, by inexperlence in parlia- to ini questlons occurs whetber any auch fmpeschment Btates and Mexico, authorlzes the Sacretary of Joan,” The law docs not contemplato tho receipt the Committeo of Ways and Meanas in the flouseof Housa biil to suthorize the frce eolnage of the tax, and we ask to much monoy _fst -flnn ull the 30th of Jom next o pay it without Interest. My smenduedt . was Intended by you. As flo Mr. Emith's | Btate to recalve all monoy which may bo paid Reprerentatives, argued that peoplo who advanced | standard sllver dollar and restoro Its legal-tender ' fr iry, we ¥l ey maneniot o nealy'gave thecold | prfonel neply Wi, the golncae i | by Mexie for that parpaee mnd 1ottt | Houah tho Sccvtayosies % aiord | sekaminis e i 13 e geid fn iy | Sgael o OO0 TR T e e e i ; Airciit 1o v y piing o L e n ILE T on, | bhe same from timo Lo timo In ratabls propor | eyery facility possible to the subscribers of tho ap by 10 pny us u different and lesser anm _on acconnist umend THE PREAMDLE WIICT EDMUNDS ADROITLY : THOVOSED, 5 ‘The amendment, it accepted, would hava made it appear that the sflver dollar had been legally demonetized. Benator Matthews Innocently ac- cepted i, but wily Benator Thurman discovered the trick, and, at bis suggestion, Matthews withdrew his acceptance, and the resolution was adopted. The Senate adjourncd until Monday, when discusslon on the reguiar Silver-Dollar Dill will be commenced. Tho gold men will make their fiial stand there, Senator Jounes, of Nevada, who s zealously report Board to reflect upon Mr. smlth'-phanutv. and certalnly 1 am far from doing so, but youn will »d- mit it lodesirable for me in my responsible posi- tion to know whother the term **cfllclency ™ uscd ln‘rnur letter refcrs to tha practical conduct of the Indian service during the rvecent perlod with re- ard to wach things as the Introduction and maln- enance of eficlent business metuods, in the or- nization and dircetion of the work in the Indinn liorcan, in contracting for smoplles, 1n the proper and honest delivery of the same, In the ox- amination of sgents’ and contractors’ accounts, In the enforcement of establivhed laws and regula- tians among egents and em) .lnyl.m in " the Introduction of tho proper safeguards sgatnst frand, and pecolation, and g0 on. 'These were tho maln snbjects treated In the report. and If your letter referred to them I should obliged to you tions among the corporntions, companies, or private individuals reepectively In whose favor the awards have been made,” Tho coucluding section {5 as follows: Nothing contalned In this act shall bo constrocd u‘{areclunflnn the President of the United Bratos and Eecralary of State, npon_application by the Mexican Government, from the consideration of any particolar clalm or clafine wherein awards sgainst Mexico have been made, nor from the in- ventigation of any slleged frauda or Lorjury mato- rially uftebting sald owards, nor from swspending psyment of tho amount of such particalar clalme vending any such negotiations between the Unlted States and Mexico, NATIONAL MUSEUM. The Honse Committes on Public l]uflrllmrm loan, he docs not feel warranted In imposin, upontho Assistant Treasurers tho labor an risk of collceting auch dratte. It {s thought that the banka and baukers can make deposits with Asslstant Treasurors through correspoud- ents {n citica having Sub-Treasury offl SOUTIIENN PAGIFIC ILAILROADS, ‘Tho Houso Pacific Rallroad Committee this morning heard argumoents on the Texas Pacitic Railroad bill. Mr. Storrs, for the Bouthern Pa- cific Rallread Company, vontended that the ‘Tezas Company had not completed Its raliroad 08 tho law Tequired, and it was not compe- tent to adupt mensures to sccurs Its speedy completion. ‘This eould bo moro el- fectively done by granting authorlty . to the a8 the only standard ‘of value. The act of 1800, undor which the bonds were fasued, provided that thoy shiould be naid in coln, but it was nnderatood auch cotn should be gold. Tue word coln Impatea not silver dollars, It imputed half-dollurs, quar- tors, copper and nickel, und if the notion wasgoing 10 atand upon tho letter of tho law why not tive notice that it Intended to pay the bonda in copper, ‘which wax a coln of tho Uniicd Statest Mr, Natthows safd no colu but goid and sliver wua lezal-tenlor above 85, {r. Edmunds replied that this wae not 8 Jef tender act; It was an act pledylng tho good faith of the Government, If he shonla draw tho sctof 1HUD now, with his Fnucnl apinlon, be wonld uso the terina gold and sflver just as they wera used in that act. ‘Therawas & part of the debt of the United Btates, ncurdlnq to the letier of the law, which . eould i 1l er. . 5 Mr. Spencer, from the Committco on Commercs, reported favorably on the Housc bill to remove ob- structlons in Hississiop), Missourl, Arkansas, and Red Rive nd for tho protection of public’ pm‘,m;{. Placed on the calendar. Mr. Morrill then took the floor to nddress the Senate on the Silver bll), but ylelded to Mr. Ferry, and an bis metion the Senate went Into exccotive #esnlon, and when the doors rgogened the Senate adjourned to Monday. TOTSN. Bome bille having been Introdaced and referred, E‘l‘n Hlouse considered the bill revising the Bleam- at laws, Mr. 1farrison offered an ndment declaring as rs of all stonm vos- our lunity than you would have to pay {f we 4 not give you 1his extension of time, ** the Comnitted on Ways and Mesne should report a meastro providing bonded during the tm: that all goo o 1 thisk i mported & that the revenue chiofes aro undor consideration shall pay the tax and post ‘h’"“hrd existing when they were imparted aad onded. Mr. (Hlovor—Do I nnderstand the gentleman 1 say that this whisk: Mr. Butler—Certalnly 8 to 10 conts. Mr. Ulover—That would bo s worso in bond shall pay 00 conts pt txnncu at the end of this extension of tlme, crea hough in the meantime that tax should be reductd 10 U eente? the one we are trylug to avold, Mr, I utlor~Then atep ) moot it fearlessty, It ygulfl) to the calamity b queatlonsed not menn that, i and Grounds to-day syrecd to repart. favorably | Woutborn Pacific Company to continuo on east 6 P e ey, Intreest and that none but citizons of or porsans actu- | aay so, engineering the Silver bill, says that no ls con- [ FoF! “"‘1"‘":':"n";“l';"‘m’",‘l‘u“"z‘c{,l"{.fl'f"‘m""‘:g"‘.,"';‘,‘Y a bill for the construction of a fire-proot bullds | ¢5'the Rio Grando at fil Paso, and transfer 80 | Goll .‘:':“‘,“:',::"‘,',‘d h,"““'_, ';:2“‘“ 'f;‘,‘fl:;‘t‘g:;n_“,;g:{ y reaiding In the United 8t shall be licensed r, Sayler—That's precisely what we do mese . 1 : ¥+ | inz on the Smithsonian grounds to be uscd asa as pilota and engineers, o hat over 50,000 AMr, Butlor—I heard this resolition advocatedod fident that it will be passcd by about the samo cuunz, Nath M much of the former land grant os it should enrn | coln could bo used for ail small debts, orvons had patitioned the I 1 tect poor | the other side, not on the ground of & changy vote that the Matthews resolution was passed | Gen. W. T. Slerman, U. 8. A, Savional - Muscum, approprlating tlierefor | by so bullding. o lso clalned that the Texas | 3tr. Hlaino sald a very inryo portion of tho pub. | Foropetad periitnad to Hodee o protest poor | {10 SR e, UOY O, 0% RISUNG, P8 Aving tlss thisafternoon. The voto this afternoon, how- SICRMAN TO BCHURZ. $230,000. Company bad no right to bulld a raliroad ncross | lc dobt wan hold in $100 pieces of scrip, on which | giongry noy rurd!ng In ibis couiry. Large pume | to.pay it fn. Woll, we will give time, v . 1 fetend UpADQUANTENS OF THE Alxy, WABNINGTON, Z to Californla, not baving authority from that | the intcrest wae $2.50, ‘payable somi-annually. | hori'of men wera idle to-day in the lako ports, . sayl6e~Tha goutleman from Massachontit ever, can searcely make the frieuds | 1, C., Jan, 95.—Fon. C. Schurz, Seerelary of the CUSTOMS, Biate, e also contended ‘that (he Bouthern | Did bo understand {ba Honawoe to eay thut thie [ yiiiis Canadians were omployed by tha osners of | has misitated ome position, not iatentionally, & of thoe 8ilver LIl asbsolutely cond- | Jnterior—Dean Sin: 1 have tha honor to Rc- COLLECTOR 8M1TI'S REPORYS, Pacific had rizht to construct a ralirond across | iicrest was pay “:c;a‘:,‘r'!’s'b‘m’; ‘;‘l'wo‘;,';':g vessels, i soursa, dent of a two-thirds vote In the Beuate. '.‘,’,'fl‘f,i‘;dfiafi'p:?x:xlmy"{n,fl:l’-fllgxm;:'y’n‘:l‘r‘;ul;lu‘:{l, Boecial Dieatch 1o IR Ohlongn Tridy: the Colorado River, and the Toxas Pacific had | yave gold? g # h?r..;lnlday mr'w;fl ,u" "'“‘:% out n;nt omuan af or)l‘:élfim‘:gx;‘tnl’ng."dln:nm'b ‘l 5::; l'i:dpl:tul“" However, the vote agalust tho Matthews reso- | redect upon or impench tho corroctnecs of uny re- | WAsIUNGTON, D, C., Jan, 25.~William Ienry | 0ot . . Mr. Edmunds reptied that the lelter of the law endainnt: deaaring thit_ouly”cliizent- o 4 Tutlou is not neeessarily the vote agalnst the Teport made by the Board of Inquiry appointed by you to invesligato tho Indian wervice. | have Bmith left for Chicago to-night, having accoms APPOINTMENTS, ‘The Presfdent has appoluted Frank C. Joho. was one thing snd the apirit of It another. The nation would be in a sad condition to resort to actusl realdonts shi | be pilots aud engineers, this rolief to tho whisky Interast, }l;l ;lhonc tot ruvided it ab ho manufactirer,~not fo speculatort 1 e amendment was withdrawn, Bflver bill on ite merits, as'was indicated fn the plished the object of his misiun here. It was o < . on's amendment was adopted. 5 masufacturer wants time to pay thattit . never seen any such report, nor do [ know who son and Clem 8tudebaker IHonorury Commlis; | literal construction of its statutes, sgainst which | ™' et ' § butIf 4 specch of Benator Paddock, oho of the fow umpa.;u[.l.l.ga.’umm. aF el nethod of iocesd: | e purpone to Mdueo tho Seeratary of tho | sloners from [odians to the s Expoition. * noon could burs redrots ozcept by inpialing to A e T e b L i o ‘givinur o :‘:;:lll“c‘rl:“‘mcn who votcd ogainst Matthews’ ""tl-;'"mw flb;fll'nmfl at such Court or Hoard | Treasury to mako such new regulations of the plediu of tho public falth was that the bands Mn“"fllu" ricd back the Benate bill suthorizing culator in whisky, who will buy §t in bond #: MM PADDOCK gald: “When the proper opportunityis pre- scuted, 1 shiall vota for tho most lberal colnage you to ‘luquire into the eeneral ol You sud I+ adininistration” ‘of boln . agreo as to Mr. Hwith's personal integrity sud the goodness of hin intentions, and 1cheerfully acquiesce In your request that [ defing moroclearly whag le meant lnmy fetter to him of respectivg the maonagoment of the New York Custom-House astobreak up theextansive system of corruption kmown to exist there, and to mako it {mpomsible for New York im- TIIE RECORD, BENATE. Wamntxator, D. C., Jan. 25,—~The bill to re- mit taxen on {nsolvent ‘savings banks was dis- 1t would be fn_violatiun of the small bondbolder in shoald be equal In value wera payable in gold. u onor to quoted from the speech of Mr, the I'u rinter to Xu!chlle 1oaterlal Ju open warket. with an amendment providing that such purchascs shall not exceed $:50 for any particular article within the term of alx nouths, whickh amendment was agreed to, tml the bill pasac bold it for sueculation, and who will send 8 lobe hers with mill:ona behind it for tho parpasa of lo> bying through 8 reduction of the x, then I, 14 one, do not wish to be subjocted to that tewph tion. [Laughter and much confasion, most of 15 . Tuck . | members standing in the arca and aisles. and the fullest practieablo uso of sflver, but, so | th =3 inat. by the word. *-eiliciency, " Ly «ii- | porters, through corrapting agencies, to under- | cissed briefly snd postponcd until to-morrow. s the Honate 1o 161710 the sfect | pouy: o ol i ioatls | T5iey Myton praseted sgainat atior sing allonel far oy thls resolution is concerned, T conslder | fency, 1 meant tho adminiatration of ble uilice ut | gell Western merchants. The oxaminntion and | Mr, Rollius submitted the following as a el hg Soab ey dha ba anees, bat | be Wholo for the consideration of the bill extend- | fo oceuny the floor more than ive minuten B it prémature. Wuen we shall have anthorized | as did usslet the military autborities to subduo and | Tepors of the Jay Commission and the recent | additional sections - | thuetver el 7 the locreased coinage of sllver, when we shall briug within the province of the civil azents of the appointmont of Gen. Morritt, who !s In sympa- “ That In naking further collections of inter- on then was of no pessible mo. Tnont, | Tho question was whather the ‘deos whould oz lh.wxlg for the withdrawal of distilled spirite now in bond untll July 1, 1478, #pcak for an amendment, aud tho same timo belsf iy The yess and nays being ordered, resulted, yeas, | ailowod to speak auainst it. , + A heye d In coin or papar. Thore was & party in s verol I 4 1a patnt b Ing thats huve passed the Slver LIl proper, it | Government tie wild tribey, vix: the bloux, Uley- | thy with the Administratlon, as Apprafscr at | nal baatk & ve pal ap 402 wiyd, 104, and the 1ouss thorefyra reavlved | Mr. Hutlar parricd inia point by statin ennes, Kiuwas, Comanches, ete., with which wo h nal revenue tax on bank deposits, no eavings | this country which cluimed that the debt was pay- 8 A her had obratned the floor s hod yicided 10 il beln orderto consider the law and our | £t i*hean at opcn war for year. In formar years | New York, hns rondered Colloctor Smith's task | bank recornized s8 such by the law of tho | sbie in creswvacks, and naconbt fn sopiy ta thalr | (61815 Comition b,y eler 1ty Cclisle | g 2 tion. At this thos I conslier it a u, cless au d frultiess performance. he law {s as recited our oficers on the froutler comvlained suat they had not only to dght the Indians, but the Indian Bureay ta addition, more practicable. TAR RESULTS, Biate, and hoviog no capital stock, shall, on account of mercantlle or business deposits here. nflrmwnu he clalmed the debt was paysvle ia both Lol and sitvor, Mr. Jlalne spoke of the bondholders of ths {n tho coalr, general debate Laving been limited to oua honr, It being necossary before conwhloring o bill peferred to by Sir. Tucker 1o sct asida thoss U him hls fve minutes, and that beaides Lie wodl speak on both aldes of the question. ilu wenton to su st (Laugbtet: b was looking upon 15 n el i o 2 i 4+ that sl 10 the resolution, the declaration thereof docs | - Mr, wmifth seemed to comprohand th fact thst | Which will be made public in & fow days, will bo [ toforo recelved on which 1o fntercst hua begn | conniry, snd said o atill wanted (¢ made specide | biits Which Bave priorityon the culoudar, soveral | Quedicn 26, 8 JAinest prapevbiont Wiilo not ¢ it auy the more so. If it ls not the | ho could use Lis oftice and aunual appropriation to | highly satlsfactory to Chicago merchants. Tho whethor thera was any more color for paylng msall | 5ig40'an artempt to proceed with the constderation | Committes on Waye and Means. T sary Juw, 4 concurrent resolution which has not the | help us in our most dificult and tho thankloss fask, 4 A K sllowed to partles makiog such deposits, be | coupons n ellvur than thero waa fur payini large | SiFRCATISRER L6 Procert it the conmtuertias | CgMb ol o s ahort- of ‘money. . The whisky Bes Torce of law cannot make it the law." and he so acted an 1o draw from mo personal testi- | ChODREs referred to bave referonce tothe on- | denled the exemptions allowed to capital stock | ones. ‘The pedple of the country wanted fo tcan Wor, but were unsoceessful. youd nAl taks thelr -n:-{y’mn of bond while AN ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE mony o which you refur, vix: that Le wastho bost | tire machinery of appralsement and inspection | and dofng no other business than recclving de- | know Lh:mmll adl he Swke. act, ks 0o Alve he bl extending the thno for the witharswal of | boploe for & reduction of the tax. The wool '1: shows that for the resolutlon wero 23 Demo- [ Fominiesioner with whon 1 bave couio tn con | fu the New York Custom-House. A | posite to bo loaned or fnvestod for the solo banedt whon enton e Malon. alemg o the | Qstiled spinite now g und undil Juiy 1y 1979, | men would not tako out youds wo long os there ¥ wrats, 19 Republicans, and | Indepeodent— | 005 57 uitn Trotblng whaterer of Tho toiema) | Dow system of checks will bo created | of the parties making such depasita witbou prot | country. Ho was talking to the Senate. B L i e et s T eod L0 ami- | Svory Giher interast, mnd. 4ho.rasult wouid b Davls, ot 1liinois. Agalust it were 15 Reoub- | adwiniatration of his 0ffigs bers in Wasbiogion, { by ths organization of 4a different | or componsation o the bauks, 1f such Lanks pald | Mr. “Dlalne—Lut the bondliolderd live lo tho | Biflun throoghout the country on the questionuf | foF Tho mext six montha the Treasury wonld Ueaus snd 7 Democrats. Oue additionnl Yote | whether e distribated the'labor fairly smong his | gq, s of Inspectors with responsible | 18WIul tax upon the onlire average smount of | conntry. fho reduction of the tax vu whisky. Ths question | withuut money, One reason for tho full in i -« would have given a two-thirds wmajority of thess | clerks, or his nunagement in contracting for wup- Ha such bosiness or mercantlle depolts, Nothiog ln Cantinuing bis remarks, Mr. Edmunds sald be | oo "Should the Honec, duriuy that agitation, save | gold promium wos that hardly sy Import detith votlvg. There wero four pairs, twosbsentees | plies, Inthe proper and hunest delivery of the | chiefs, acting under the immediate suporvision | tais section whali Lo cunsteued ss estondlugaaid | was uite réady to glve hid ovinion, and that wae | fi5r Yankraptey and Fuln the gulden cess who | Were' being pald. Bnt if Congress Werv not paired,—Bharon*and Ingells,—and ape | fxue, tn the cxamination of azcnts’ and contract- | of Appraker-General Merritt, Tha method | cxesption so dopaslts heroafter msde or inany that I the present attitudo of the history of 0ur | worg ty lay golden oggs for the Governmont} He | to say to all Interests, whisky 7 dodger, Kellogg. 1f all the 8cuators had been | ©F8! accuunts, etc. 'n.e:e aro watters of which I or axgmpation and sppraising will be so | ™3 1o effect tho ity of deposlta (o taxation, nhlh\mm uvernment waa Just s much (o Bouor | {guyht the bill was a very good onc, It had been factaring, and fmporting, = that »! restut, und counting 8haron, Ingalls, and Kel- | had no means of forwing an opin Ilg fl r. Rolling, in cxplanation of this smendment, | bound o pay tho §2.50 coupun fn gold as it was | drawy . up by the Commissloner of Internsl ltave- | Bot speculate on the action of Cuu: [uzg in'tavor: of silver, there'woutl liave been Have exfressed aonag nochava 1. any shigeations Sonime 'L‘.‘?&u“m‘:l‘.'z',.h."n.i“‘..".?.i:'r'é',"m?.'m‘.‘f;': A214 the Government would saer 1 logs what 0ot | 4 e ated st langth from the act of 160, | Bu°; Who Lid ngraed that some nction should b | tho duties exlating when {ho goods are pisced (t z 2 mna) g ¥ q )] ¢l b 0 udue agreed .to, o = Atly fu the uflirmiatlye ond twenty-six In the | St more horlaute to that Uranch of She shicy | tliotr Zo0ds by corrupting any uno clerk, as fs | procred at the Totemal Heveuo Ofico and sent to | and ryucd that thw Unlied Staica bad nolgal of | HEED b7 Cone T O R B aihor, waerd negative, which shows the majority to be short cue yote of two-thinde, 'Cho sllyer-men, bowever, all pssert to-night’ that the ves- which deals with the indians in thelrcamps and on thelr reservations rathier than in thuse minor mat. turs of coutracts and accounts. The late Comule- sald to bg now possible. * OX THE CONTRARY, under tye uew asyatem, which will probably m, Mr, larrls presonted » potition of dlstillers of Tounessca lu favor of the reduction of the (axon honoradio right to puy ita debts In the sllver dol- lar, which was not worth as miuch as the gold. He next reforred to tho act of 1873 demonstlzing the Mr, Burchard also supported tho bill, though he 10 the reduction of tho tax ou whisky. 1la uid nus belleve that the Uovernment could &t Way 0] elim country, inust be paid, Woul bo n snch dlotcar tho Treasury, aud none otber 840 Iftculty as 8 want of woacel ford it. He did not velieve the House would vote | Mr. anaing—Represeotiog os 1 do with 87 ulution is "not 8 test, of the sirength | #louer, the Hou, J. . Buith, has sireualy In- | Lo promuigated somo timie in the course of tho | WhMEY 1o 80 cents per yujion. Heterred, silver doliar, aud argued that 1t was perfuclly | fora bill which would seduce tho tax on whisky | collcague isayler) tho largeut whisky-prodd ! the Sily 1} e preased me as au honeat man. He was of fmportant " peks, P Mr, Blalne sald o few days sluce he introduced a | understood when it vavsod, and it provided that o and tax-paylog distnct fo ‘k country, Y wish W :"m;gg;..;"l“l“‘m thit the Teeplilon mesnt pol uext weds, It will be nevessary to corrupt entire | M7 Biales sale g tew Jayk eibce o intraducod sod and {ncreaso Llia LAX ou tea and cotfeo, nd tax-paylog dis o country voted ugaluat it will vote for the “8llver bilL | Benator Joues, of Nevada, reports that thero is zasirtance (o the sray, and was therefore, In my oplniou, eatitlod s0 the favorable expressivn from me (o counterack whct way, I supposed, @ va divisions and series of divisious of fuspectors In order % successfully defy the revun?e ml 1y loft the numnhor of yrains Inthe dollar blank he had not felt willfug to vote tor tha guid eoin shonid bo the unlt of value. ‘Ihe question being ou the amendmeont of Mr, Edmunas to the resolution of Mr, Matthews so as to Mr. liale, in oppdefog tho bill, ssid that this was nob the fret rald made upon the ‘I'reasury by oa ¢all the attentlon of tho House to th fact thst ln agitation of the qucation of the ta) x on whisky 8! . economical llonso, Aud it would nok be the jast, | the wucertainty’ sttending its detormination b : newspsper rumur to bis prejudice, Vi ccte | laws. Thess regulativns bavo been carcfully [ dollar of 41215 grojus. [to would move to 8}t the | provide for the payment of ihe bonds in gold coln 't s tng_ trader nut power engzh fo the conntry to defeat tho | Tully yoar obedicat serimt, o ot * <7 TUPEE | o nniderad ek tho immediate sUpervilon of | Wioak st s fifure duy: Aeonwhilo, by doite blane | OF He cquivalont. 'And that any ottor paymont | b wiatmply sn alempt on the pard of certala tus | Conereas ba wndouitiug ¥ r;{,,ff,‘.‘;‘;{,:‘ih.w» £tlver bill, and that it will be passed over the W. ¥ SuEnusw, Gouersl. 5 President’s bead if be vetoes it by mory than a two-thirds msjority, AALPIN'S STORY. Nzw Yorx, Jun. 25.~Mr, Galpln, late Chief Collector Smith, whose tolssion has been slto- gother puccessful. The techniesl detalls and machinery of this change have not as yet been der, b been eredited with the brilliang con- csption of leaviug the number of griine in tha dollar to be _uetermined Ly the Dircctor of the without the coasent of tus creditor would beln violation of the public falth, aud $u derogation of his righits, I8 wag refected, —yeas, 18; naye, 45 —as terests to take h?m the Treasury sqmo §7, which is needed from duy to day for the revenacs of the country. low would that deficit La mad, up? What other tax would be facre: srumed! %0 1t of one of its Ix of ready ¢ and wmost relu Clerk of the Iudidn Burean, writca to the | completedt. The principle is us above stated. Mint and the Sccretary of tho Treavury, What be- | follows: 5 Mr. Wilson (W, Va.)—Cannot the da! $L.03 per gallon, Of tnfs swoud PATRONAGE. Tribune describing the anaer in which the late % & Y By e bt sud | Antsony, tictarn f{ved by S U o lasomast s Ghveramanckile :“‘;‘_‘,;,i‘:;“,‘: o the S BIGNS OF A RENEWAL OF THR OLD ‘AnTage | Juvesticationofthe Iudlon Burvau wascarricd on NOTES AND NEWS. silver bullion parw ounce as nearly ag pos- | Jaruuia orslit, “\‘lfi..ll 4 (cuu ?ulnv‘)‘-nld‘t_m‘:&- lpl,- remedy -y Shofiute . production. o L5 and glyiug particulars in regard tothe supposed WS, 11Vl at tho market rate, and tuld ho cunceived to | Pirar tandotvb, B o e e | e ean Fosslly -age oo dusitiouls Snveial Dissaishite:The R . vapers and charucter of the ace of blwe WISCONSIN POLITICS. the test regulation an that subject. Ho moved | Chrliatcy, aruent Ariother 1night provose s direch 1ax on resl estate, | thie conditlon ' of ‘sfaira wmust pesut, M Sl prmalsh 1o s Elieans TN scif and Mr, Smith, e clairg that tho Board Soectal Dispatch to TAs Chiraaa Tvibuna, 1t e bl e rourinted, that ite pravialon in thia | Cuaklig. Wadleigh-18 ahothier 10 acroare the fax on. Iron. sud sa bw, | long contiaued, The distillery intereat will b Wasuinaton, D. C., Jau. 35.—Thero ara oW | of Inquiry performed fhe functions of & grauds [ Wamunoron, D. C., Jan. 25.—Bome of the | resvect be currectly stuted, 5o ordered. Altoon. it & Thure were to-day hundreds of intwresls trembling | Bitarly desiroyed. and this great source of redssc sizns of approachivg antsgonlsm between tho | and petit i‘"" and of attorneys forthe prusecu- | Wisconsin men say that the sppolntment of Jere The blll directing the Secretary of the Treasury Fiusrong, Hm&',c,. on the vyrze of bankruptcy, Were whisxy men | cut oil 13 rade mske, snd sn lnte lg‘ 5 Bcuato and the Executive in the matter of wp- | thon, uud it its meimbers treated bim unjost- | o WOUEEIIEEO L B SR APRRIERG OO t0 cause tho Custoun-Mouss at 3lemphis to bo con- | fifily! ' Manan. " any worse thoss who Had boughtreal estatc | cousidsration of the luterestaof the Uoveraiin, Jy. 'Tlo defends biwselt sod Alr. Smlth streou- Utk as road Commissioner that Biate | structed of nessou martlo was passed. Bee Uzleaby, three yeors agot These [pterests wereetling no co. | demauds 18 imwedlato activo, e 0 Eummenu‘ ll';vel-hlz‘!:"hld bc(e’u enlem‘l;nl ously. will bo folluwed by the defeat of lowe I his [ At Wio papiedciineof (s laGratag hows bumitdaity || ach guarsgement trom the Committce on Ware and | seadug Fesolution casuot, barm e m».unm y mauy upon the assewbling ot Congress after - 2 eampuign for re-elcction to the United States els i vent to | Cuineron (Pa), How eans, which In mad reposted bacl il u 3w e moush therecess thiat strife bad ended, and_ that Ed- TIE WHISKY TAX. » | Bouito,audin the election of Gor, C. C. Wash- | 1oy fla bonis T aiives. - The aiseagtacator e, | Cuncros (HEY, dobidon, T i Tt tnunde’ letter would tend to give anew de- ACRIMONIOUS DEBATS 1N THE HOUSE. vara Rusk s » Wasbburn man, and his ap- | Conkliog, wakiog te resolutiun a Jolnt iystead of | Coke. A peige upon the action of the Mouse to-day, whicty | Afler further sceaes of confuston, and exc varture tu politics} are now somewnat wesk- Saecial Divpatchle The Chicagy Tridune, pointment 12 said to bave been duefo Wash- | §pc0Rcurfent Ouf Was gejeclod=yous, Z0; nays, | Lonovey | Kitwad e 1d rofosed bo consider 8 bill granting pepsionytg | meut, the Cowmites rose without sy S0 tued. “The appointment of Williswson as Col- | Wasitnorox, . C.. Jan, 25.—~Therows | burn’s influence. Washburn’s iriends claim | The foliowing is the vote in detall on Mr. Conk- g;;mh- Ve Nepgpud Wil B Conaiaor a bitl which ‘woatl take miifions from | Butler. ) lector ot New Orleans, of Van Zandt fo Micht- | very sniinated whisky war in the Houss this | that ke already has balf of the State, sud thas | Ho&'s smendmeat® D Mo, : 3 the Tresaary, : 2 1 Mr, Koott, of ibe Jadiclary Committass Wi, L, and the appointments of the Blate of [ afterncon. The blll proposing to extend the | s Rallrosd Commissionor who bas as good en | Asthony, L Vhrie ed Hoar, who woald [ M Gaefaulalladed o the ilus being class Leg- | To0tE o L Y oitn twaaes fooia oslh Maine yesterday, are Nkely to be used | time for keeping spirits in bond nearly excited | eve for politicsss Rusk has will benble to {:;’:“,5“" ek nd. arris, who 'Mu‘:‘kx 0 one gmmc wh‘c‘nnmu were ! Carolins, 1o the edect that there was 1 lehdl:l:g Ly Scoators 88 texts for new dissensions. The | & party and sectional cuntroversy. With fow | manago the rest of tho State for him. ilalac, '?ruhldhlu Yol in the x-udu. % i h'u&u ou, h‘;ml the ‘fé‘.’i" . "litiwxvlnln Bn‘s h;m’ld OF privilega of the House. Michigan delegution cowplain thatat the re | exceptions the line was drawn between the 4 BINGULAR FETITION furusise of i, Motk subtatited on to. 1500 task. Lo the | b6 allowad o Keop iheis Whisky 1 bond 1) Coa: | "t Swann preseated a petitlon of the KNGS qQuest of the President they, with the cxception | Democratic and Kepublivan parties. ThoSouth- | wgs presented ia the House to-day by Mr, | Chrisglascy, ougnmnfnombqummaulmm economi- | gress should reance the tex and permit them to | trade of Baitimore lu upuesiiion to any :m Py of Bepator Christisucy, bhad all sgreed upon | eru mewmbers were generally for the bill. ‘The | Glover, of Missourl. The petition Ls slgued by PoRRg: cal interests of the unavmmut -nfl veople to pay “'{, "‘é with mm:o‘n- u:‘b‘lch ri‘.l:bttun belunzed Wxont wmw.'-:: ‘n;‘.;ui ::ut:.wm ono uran, and that the worulug that uomiuation | Northwest, 6o far as it Was represented fn the | one Willisw Hastiugs, of Callforuta, who ssks | Ao, 2,'“":’,"‘:‘,‘“',‘,'_"‘]'[:‘“'13 i Mol spouniaeupe [ Wity St e o fr ol Lo wgu"““““""k e yestion to-marrow to be ¥ was scut do Chrlsutancy succecded fu baving s | debate, was sgainst it ‘Tuo merits of the bill | 1o be relleved from bis allegisuce s a citizen W8 uuu}.'“" ator from Obity, BO matter (ruis what wutlve I was vor of sdalsg a sectivn to the bl uuder consid- | genegal deuats oaly, *