New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

appropriations for the Territorial Expenses OF
| Florida.
Are,outlon offered by Mr.. Sr,S1Y was adopted
Gaining on the Secretary Of tn Treasury to report
we expenses 81 Government from i,h March,
1911, to ith March, 1872, what pant tAcrco re-
| suited from Ia" Extra Session, what part was tor
debts due 81 the iih March. 1871 Sc.
| ihe bill 10 extend h the 1t August the exist
ins Revenue Laws, and containing a provlso su--
pending 10 that time the clause of the Distribution
bill, providing that distribution shall cease wien
the duties over 20 per cent, wa again taken
| up IN Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. PorE occupied ms hoar, IN general cN yo-
,it,on OF the practcabiliy of hi yTojef tor a "
rional Bank. Of from 800 0000O0 :. 10000 ,0lO
founded on the proceed, OF the public lands. ,bc
stock to be distributed among the State. Sc.
Mr.. WM. c. JOHNSON IN his remark. of h,, eve.
ming in advocacy Of the bill and proyi.o declared
that if the prcyi,o 40, adopted enabling di..
tnbution and revenue To 60 aIon. together be-
should at the earliest opportunity. introduce bill
for the appointment Of Commi.,iouer. to a,ccrtain
the amount Of State debts. with q Jew 70 tueira..
sumption by the Genera. Goyernmcnt. and that II
the distribution Wa not made. assumption o. IT,
pudiat0n would become tie Question of The coun.
Try. Nj j. W. JoSr, of Va opposed the pr,,yi.,
m the bill arguing that 1t would involve = reach
the faith implied IL the Distribution Act aud m il.c
ComprOml,c Act. HAT ,hc South for nilc yeas
having complied with their Obligations under
that compromise, the North should how tuini
their part ot the compact. aud Weld the siIirI-
lated advantages To the South Mr.. WHITE 81 L..
advocated the bill and m animated speech err
cited the current DEMONSTRATION ct the Compro-
misc Act arguing tina, tie South having alwa,>
conceded iari for revenue and the North de-.
,iiing tariff for protection, tia 0niy conpronis.
IL the act Of of 1888 wa, IN agreeing on dlstrLi.
lion among the States and raising tho ucces.ar,
revenue from duue. a. cLprc~'y Proyidcd in that
act. lie land Ia tn, he thought man, OF th.
Western members would concur would vote for
no revenec bill this session without it contained
clause repeating the 20 per cent provision OF tie
Distribution bill
Mcssrs Kennedy of I'D. and ARNOLD advn-
Gated tn b.ll with the proNi,o, and Mcs,r>. CAV
BLg and HtGERsBAM opposed il.
Mr.. FILLMORE replied to some imputniisrs cast
on himself ani the Committee of Way and
Mems for the so long delay Of tine Revenue bill
vnc ,atng, By reference to the facts. their course
Ee had reported this bill to extend Till August only
the existing Revenue laws, 10 compel. If necessary,
Congress To pass permanent Iarii law before
they adjourned. 1t wa, expected 10y the People,
and demanded by the necessities OF the Country,
and he would consent to no proposition to neglect
doing it,
At two O'Clock rhc debate ceased. The motion
to strike out the pro,i>Q (a- above si,cn) toticd
Ayes 1913, Noes ll3. Mr. GILMEK moved to
amend the bill a, to extend the existing law.
uhW he tarther 0c'ion Of congress on he sub-
ioct' "Jecicd: Ayes %, Noes l05. \ ,erba
amendment of Mr.. FILLMORE more clearly To ex- |
press that this bill extend, existin. laws To tin,
st OF August, and operates otartlcr, adopted
The bill was then reported To the House. aud
Mr.. EAsrNAN renewed the motion to strike uui |
the proviso; reJcct,d: Yeas l07. Nays ll3. The
report oi the Committee was concurrcd in and IT,,
bill was passcd: Yea. llG, Nays l0}.
The APPoricnment bill was q%cu up and Nj
EYERETI moyea to leceae i.o.i the disagreement
to 30 Senaies amendments. The motion t0ited, |
on the amendment fixing the ratio. by Yeas l0l. |
NAYS 10, and on the fractional amendment, with |
out division. Mr.. WV. Cosr Johnson moved |
to adhcre to the disagreement on the ratio: Re-
80, Nays III.
Wihouta further question, the House adjourned
ARGUS.