The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-04

buns) business to play the hunoon for his constituents
1t was for the member from Indiana TO lend himself to
such vocaton-Billy Wick ~hpperin o. the states
OF Ohio, Pennsy lvania. and New York Now, in his
Olr Rathbuns) country, there was another class OF
whippers-n, but he would not tell what they were.
"A Voice" Oh do ~ BUTT appeared That the member
wanted 10 be a brigadier general and had asked the
President for Office The President said he couldn't
have H. because he was member oil Congress On q
question of veracitv however he (Air Rathban) would
not dispute this the reason-because the applicant
was member of Congress Two or three members
Mr MARTIN OF Tennessee.-Does tho gentleman say
that two gentlemen have gone home under warrant
Of The Executive, TO rAise regiments
Mr. RArHBUS.-I have not the slightest objection to
the gentlemen.
Mr. RArHBus.-I will get out my own way. ] read it
somewhere in the papers do not know anything fur.
Their about IL. II the gentleman says II Is not true
Mr. MARrrn 1t is not So
Mr.. R,rHBUS-I say 1t is not SO. Uaughter) The
President that the member from Indiana not fit
for the office of brigader general he had asked for
The member says he Is no child. presume not You
know fools and children speak the truth Uaughter)
will tell him that there are good many OF US from New
York. and that when he attempts whip he will get
into hornets nest and the sooner he gets out Of it the
better
MIR j. r. IsGE RsolL of Penpsy lvanis then addressed
the committee in favor of protection, and against the
peal Of the bill of lSi2.
MIR MCKAY of North Carolina Chairman Of the Gem.
mittee Of Ways and Means entered into defence Of the
bill reported by the committee and answered tho objec
tons which had been made to it. He entered largely
into figures, and earnestly enforced his views During
the delivery of his remarks, delegation OF Indians came
.to the ladies' gallery, and the greater number of men,
bers rushed out into the TO have look at them
! Mr.. NonRIs, of New Hampshire, defended the resou-
ons OF the Baltimore Convention and said that the peo-
Iic sustained them in the election of Mr. Polk. The
people not, therefore, the gentleman from Ten
nessee charged, imposed upon. The question Of the
tariff having been put the people. they decided it.
He opposed the law Of 1872 and advocate the bill before
! Mr. DAVIS of Mississippi having but two minutes
cuped the time in defending the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury from the attacks which had been made him with
Z pord tn he duti tc He
the subject fairly, when the clock warned gentlemen
that the time TO vote had come.
! Tho CHAIRMAN called gentlemen to order, and
The CLERK proceeded to read the bill by sections.
PHiLApELpnIA, July 3, 1916.
Rain rain, rain-morning and night be
heard the FLASHING of falling showers, and the patriotic
urchns who have long been boarding up their pennies
for spree morrow, fearful Of their fun being
married by stormy day. The various trains for your
city however thronged with passengers determined
TO enjoy the noisy celebration of the day usual
with the jewellers in Gotham. The s:ad inhabitants Of
Philadelphia generally unfavorabe to the practices
which obtain with you that day and the portion who
of the New York temperament, prefer leaving
the region where the ordinances against quibs and
cts rightly enforced.
The usual of candidates for the degree of b.
AM, and Md, graduated this morning at the
ment of the University of Pennsylvania Twenty nine
received the degree OF Ab;, similar number that of
ates perceive Dudley Tying. of DR.. Tying, Of
your city.
The new Attorney General, John NJ. Read Esq is
cutting attorneys in the interior of the State.
Judge Parsons who holds the July term of the Court
of Quarter Sessions has determined to follow a ne
method which re hopes will put end to abuse at
ons Of ms " nas ns hsen I'M po nf
dispensers of the law, in conjunction with their
officials to commit every prisoner brought before them
under pretext another, in order to wiring tho
cents out OF the unfortunate. or their friends, matter
how trivial the charge may be. A man or woman, in a
state Of noxicaon for instance is brought up before
them Well, the imprisonment in default OF paying