The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-02
BY THE MAILS.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In Senate.

I'm senate.
wAsHISeroS June 800 PM
There was no quorum present for some time after the
new hour Of meeting
The resolution offered Yesterday by Mr. BAesr to ap.
point committee 70 inquire into preparing plan for
reporting the proceedings and debates Of the Senate was
adopted
Messrs Bagby, j. NJ Clayton, Houston Fairfield and
Morehead. appointed said committee.
Mr. JARsAerr reported bill to establish executive
bureau under the exclusive direction and control Of tho
President, which ordered to be printed.
THE WAREHOUSE BILL.
Mr. DIX moved to take up the warehouse bill
Mr. ARcHER hoped the bill for the rerocession Of Alex
andria would have precedence
Mr.. DIx's motion prevaledyeas H. nays lS-the Pre-
sident voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. HUSrINoroN opposed the bill II was evidently,
who looked to secure to himself the benefit OF three
years credit his duties without interest He pointed
out the great imPerecon Of the bill as it now stands,
and took ground against the ware housing system
MI. II. still speaking as this despatch closes
House of Representatives.
WAsHINoroN, June 80, 1876.
Mr. wIcx of Indiana, submitted resolution, which
was agreed to- instructng the committee military
affairs to inquire into the expedency Of increasing the
pay of officers and prvaes OF the volunteer forces raised
under the laws passed this session and for stimulating
enstments in the regular army BY granting lands to
those who may enlist between June and November
during the present year
The House resolved itself into committee OF the whole
on the state of the Union, (Mr Co.'s Of Georgia in the
the duties imports.
Mr. Dror of Connecticut, replied to Messn Bsdin-
]
gantc system of robbery In 1916 the question first
came up be discussed The South at that time,
in favor Of protection and the North we're opposed to ;
now shall these gentlemen say that the people Of tho
North committed robbery because they engaged in pur
suits which the people of the South themselves COM
menced The report of Secretary Walker had been
disseced and exposed by the gentleman from Vermont,
me as to lose any ered. !. may have been
supposed to possess and now found congenial place
the tables the House Of Lords On the 70 undation
il proposed to change that policy which was fastened
the North by Southern gentlemen Just thirty four
years tomorrow 0he first of Juy) In 1912, and while
engaged in war with Great Britain Congress adopted
different policy The law of that day raised the duties
hundred per cent but now it was designed to reduce
been shown that the effect will be to reduce the revenue
IT, under these circumstances, we are to change tho
sons ought 10 be given for it. While the blu is osens
bly, for revenue will passed into law substitute
Stripped OF all gloss and concealmen the real quesuon
is shall the labor necessary TO production be performed
here abroad Every nation should depend for pro-
lection, what it itself can produce He did not look
upon the act Of 1912 periect-they could not make
viduals well TO the government High duties did
make high prices on the contrary, articles were
twenty per cent cheaper than they were before the pas
sage OF that act
WHAT ONO DELEGATION WILL po-LoAvEs AND
Mr. Hr,Sxxpuorr of Ohio said he had not prepared
himself to make systematic ehor-a regular speech
His object rising solely for the purpose OF having
what the Ohio delegation can do and cannot do-whst
they will do and what they will not do. And Will we
support the bill reported by the Committee OF ana
Means | ready to give an answer IN
doing So I am not especially authorized put
believe that speak the unanimous sentiment OF inc
Ohio delegation Will We support this bill answer,
emphaically, will not. Cries OF goed!J why
mott have several objections, which, however, arc
not insuperable but which, by conciation ana mar
mony we might get will name one or TWO STU
cles In the first place no reason why "a o.
seventy.ve pcr cent should be laid on spirits ana out
thirty per cent wine IT, however, these ws h s
cluded from the country would be better hS "S Tbpo's
lie health and moralswc would not suner oy ~ S
who drink wine should pay high auy as nose wsU
drink spirits The duty woollen: placed Al .n'ray
nsr cent and wool at twenty-five why are hese nov
pe r.i Roth arc imported. One Misunderstanding
os raw On Iinsecd OIL linseed, naxsecd oil and max
sesd The manufactured twenty per cent the "a.
material ten per cent Why are not the duties elua
These repeat are objections which We may getover
IN shirt Of harmony Another objection ana PIoml-
nent one We will not support any bill when contains
tax on tea and ,fee the Union to the contrary ,ov
withstanding. A voice-"Pu tina, down wnen
such proposition came from Clay and the wing pay'
We denounced H. And shall now change our song,
Tint our voices may harmonic with the cracsec an
souallng notes of any organ. IA voce-,Why ne nv
ting old Nous Vyyvons" On the people oil ONO y
wouId operate as a polstax a tax on the pvo,' wy
sde uss Of the most Of these articles Even inc WASH
srwoman who receives but twenty hvc cents Gay pays
az much as the wife Of the millionaire was no, ony
rolItsr but sectional for, nearly three miilpns
Of slave lahoreu scarcely used the srneies s' ~