The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

hazardous and expensive In ipite Of more than sxy
years nursing and .ss AssisAnoe Of ten mis os esk
bAnss Vat was i, i1s2 when The n,ss boSnua. rers
Usrted. II we must have such . banting let o. said
~. Clay sshe up something which viii in time do the
Mr. skwARD OF Y, said the object Of there bounties
nnet have been 10 promote the and fory the
navigating ineres OF the United States so - 70
able successful competition with the navigating In
teaess or Grat Britain and other European ooun-
spso. sSr more than hunarsd years very ysOros.
snce and England, upon the ground that the treaty per-
'eo 'Se citizens Of The latter country 70 participate u
e Goa nsoerea within three leagues OF the COAST ana
more or es. the aame policy continued throughout
20 0ng a. this country was under The government OF
oama that NO o. st,cracy that engaged In TAX
ing nsh etner class was especially Interested In this
and was therefore 90 insh democracy" instead or
oodhrh arelocracy" was not the aristocracy Of so
sole bu enters IKE tea coffee sugar and sci. into the
consumption the poor rather than the rich He
me attempts 70 raise prejudice against the nshing boun
for the charge thai toe continuance Of these bouneB
coursged frauds on the revenue but the moment any
government began raise In any either
by direct indirect tAxaon-the moment that II began
TO any brsDca OF industry at the door
opened Tor Jobs and frauds OF various kinds Bat since
this mol measure OF revenue, but one relating 70
commerce, lie moved it's reference TO the Committee
Mr. CLAY had objec 10 such reference and when
the bill again came up be would enter fully into the sub
eos 10 reply to the Senator from New York and produce
hf. flsSFspEs, Of Me-, referred to the vuperative
strain Of remark not only against the laws granting
bountee but 70 the operation OF those In whon Mr.
Gay bad eesn proper 10 indulge. He (Fessenden) was
tne opinion that there must be some good reason why
these laws passed In the first place, and continued In
that when the subject again discussed there would
be found two sides 10 the question These might be
overbalanced the evil.
nr CLAY said If he had used harsh language II was
f1y justified By the constituents Of the Senator from
Inv, nf1
Was CONDEMNED by Mr.. Jefferson in report a.
pnoohsotraonN, and he fC,ay) would, q.
future dme show how the passage Of the law
wss ehected. He could net be just or generous
oWa'ds tyranny, and he knew Of no greater
tyranny than taking the money OF the pockets
class and putting in the pockets OF another class-not
u consideration Of any public service but merely for
doing their own business.
The bill then referred TO the Committee on Com
nerce.
NAVAL DEPOT AT BRUNSWICK,
The bill TO establish naval depot 1t Bruns wick Ca
was discussed for two hours bu. without coming any
conclusion upon Il the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1857.
The house rassed the bill extending the land laws 10
the lands lying cant Of the Ca.cads Mountains
The Houec then took up the adverse report the pe
ton Of tho Inhabitants OF Arizona praying for the essb
hshment Of Territorial government and other business
tories.
The House passed bills appropriatng $50 900 for pen
eentary A Nebraska establishing three additional land
districts In that Territory and for completing OPEN
ng roads In Oregon Washington and Minnesota Terrific
Hes
Adjourned