New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

French sPohssicn bill to- at J O'Clock. tn,
House went into Committee on that subject
Mr.. BENTON msiutsned 50 far from our com
merce being injured during the French revolution II
most prosperous. he well remembered q car.
cafure representing large white COW, John Bra
holding the borps France tbs fail Al Brother ,a.
than milk log win both hands into pail. He took
issue with gentlemen who iasissed that the Until
States are bound ~ pay thOss claims, bacaas4 thew
were relieved from the guarantee 10 protect Frsac,
10 the possession of her West luii. IslaniA Franc,
never Irsie an sppeil 20 Us - perform The gu1rs..
tee These cliAs were seitlit BY he faithful efforts
of oar Government to get then sckno sleised All
psid by Ersnce; they were settled by the battle Of
Nsrengo which put an end 20 the guvsntes, and
restored the West Iniia possessions, Which Elglsat
had taken. 10 France. Those clins hai acquired
strength by the efforts Of agents and s'ltors, Who
examine the records 20 lad ogt claims aad tell GER.
tain paIti.s ,Ley viii never be osd BY Congress, IN
lees they cor 10 take two ~ five cents N TIE dollar
IL is time he said % rad lesson 20 this order |.
Is due to nation 81 egsaors. individually aaf coolest
lively &c le, them know shey sre not 10 govern Us oy
their opportunities and appliances ltis TINS 70 make
decision Sir by which those foul birds thx clap
their wings the Capitol thst infest these doors,
and TO be found everyshere-t Is tine to read them
Lesson 10 depart in order that the Treasury may b,
saved frc m their attacks. II there is compliment
yslue more than another. Il IL that no man who
wished 10 plumber the country ever brought letter
OF introduction 10 me, SIR. Laughter. They
should be taught that they mast cease 20 tiros sus
rious to us but to the Republican Government. |
Go believe while there great Pluudering in the
archies of Europe there n5ver has been more money
taken unioy from the pockets cf the people than by
votes of Congress.
Mr.. DISNEY YVES for 10 re time preuliced ~ aiust
the French Seolia'op Claims. Not until he Vas in.
ducsd 10 enter into careful snd deliberate iuvesgs-
ton was this prejudice dissipaed, aud he was con-
pelled 10 believe the claims well founded. Every
principle Of national honor, snl consideration OF jus-
ice both public and private, demands their payment
This he proceeded TO sho~ bs quoting from aud CO u
mentpe on the various documents.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN after saving ths' Mr.. DIS
ey had forcby presented the justness Of the cslns.
spoke against this Governments mei,stsng IN the
Europeap war. Ii this conflict should cease. would
the masses have one ray Of hopel Mo- But they
would be thrust back into that condition where tho
silence of despotism is the synonym OF peace
Mr.. CLtNGMAN asked-W0uid the calling ont OF
a larger number of men 10 be killed. aud the impo-
si,ion of increased tsxation benefit the IN sssss
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN in reply, referred 10 the op.
messed condition OF Poland, Hungary Rome saf
frslsnd saving. we should stand aloof aud Let the
war work out its legitimate ends IL was soothsr na-
mons war waged in the name OF religion. Let ms
combatsrts alore-stand back-give them scope ant
margin enough TO play out their dabolical game. Let
despotsm exhaust itself then there will ba hope OF
freedom for the world lie contended that u IL high
time we have the American Interpretation OF the law
of nations. We should shape our ends that the
An erican power may be felt where destiny directs
and duty demands
Mr.. GOODRICH obtsined permission to print his
views OF the Tariff question The Committee rose.
Tie senate bill establishing Board FOR tho adJu'
d;ostion of claims was referred 10 the Com on
the Judiciary.
The House then adjourned.