The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25
House Of Representative.
WASHINGTON, FEB -, 1865,

WASHINGTON, FEB y, 1880,
rRODsT or Mr. GIpBNG-,
Mr CtorSGs free soil Of Ohio ross 30 1ue,tio OF
privilege reading protest against p,,,irg important
without, (uu,il recently ulknown to American
Legislation aaordinr consideration AMI discussion, AMI
wlthoat members being acquainted with the facts in
volved the yesterday in the passage Of the
bill Rating SEC coo carry into effect the treaty
between he United states and Great Britain concluded
ON the 9Th Of February, 1863 the subject OF claims
He said "a neither Yermted to express his dissent
to the bit, ror to enter his the record He
asked that hts protest should be entered the record
The SPEAKER said that ne knew Of rne which au,
thoraed the entry under the rules AZ question of
privilege.
Of tbs Chair
Nr oss, (dem ofs C., moved to lay the appeal on
the tabs.
Mr. GoDisGs asked his friend, as persons, favor, to
give him the yeas and nays.
The appeal was tabled 10y vote of l57 asans! y.
RAILROAD Hills.
Mr.. DpNky (dem.) Of Ohio, proposed reporting from
the Committee Public Lands batch of railroad bills,
and hsvas vote taken without debate.
Mr. HAMrToS, ldem.l Of Nd objected wishing them
TO be examined.
Mr.. paSEY replied they alike ia principle and
only differed s to location,
rw oiyu. AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION altt
The House acted the endments OF the Ct vii AMI
Diplomatic Appropriation bll concurrng in all reported
from, the Committee Of the Whole the State NJ the
Union, except that spprepriatng $4,000 FOR hospital
and medical attendance for American al
Haysna, by a vote Of 70 against liz.
Mr.. Ieteher's proposition, offered yesterday, "that
articles bearing duties Of 100 40 and so per cent
shall after the 1st of July, pay go 32 aud - per
reducing the present rates 70 per cent the number Of
articles paying 70 per cent to be reduced 10 about 90
concurrtd in by a vote Of l26 against 60.
The bill vas ordered to be engrossed aud read third
tins, b. a majority o. 81.
Mr. tpGiRroS, dem Of Ohio vaiuly enaeayortd to
have the bill recommitted with instructions 10 report
his amendment offered yesterday TO remit the duties on
railroad iIon. and admit dyesuds and manufactured
wools duty free.
Mr. ME,caiu, (whig) Of VI, moved ,h,t Oh. hin l.,
laid upon the table. Agreed to-yea, III uayse2
The following is thevoe on Mr. Letchers amendment
to the Tariff bill
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