The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

ever shaH he ctsrf the fuac or tho parties
soYhsh ior II tnis a'' aad Sc provided shall nc'
be paid at s,i
Sc Is Ard ne urteer enacted That this act shall
take tbsct eo after the nrst day November oexl
RsrIlL Or BouHfTns
Ibf b'il for tie sdmissioa .f 0erscn postponed,
anu hat Ter the T-pe@i Ct the fhlng 5ouEes act tA@eI
Mr. HAhIIS, (oon) Of Ne addressed she Senate ia OPP
position bill Nr Bsi5,n objtosSa ar. Gays
sDeer thsi the FISH rely local interest They
are 70 he .Eo, put than sugar growing Tho
hsfe'es, boatefr lave pet'n.l importance, natitn
favrg eyrr beer prcninort affairs thst did
to rtcoenze tbs inpcr'at rotation between its marine
a. na hsterFs. The E,Da!or from AAbama's line OF
argument a revival ot NJ Beotno his report OF
jsl6. Nix. BanGr would admit when the bounty was
abed with The sat dut-s, but the preseat system
Of bounty il based cera.ture from that prn-
cire, ana la not now doreodent In any manner On tho
quantsy OF rait usoo, bit ca the tornsge employed.
Eout5 IL pEcf.raase word. the object s TO raise
class OF bsfdy s.smep The fisheries. therefore, al
tbcoRh local !act ratiora importance and nd
tresr Themselves he every section of the
ecunsiy-to EIahbna as we'll y Maine MI. Hamn
e mpsr'zec th- potcs' history Of the North American
fisheries showing ts; they entered largely int the revo
ucnaIy issuts. and thai they The subject Of con-
test for hundred bstweer France ana England
scsoup' Of their importance he showed the importance
entertained Of thete Bsheiies by the Amer govern
mfrt which mshr their pessessinn uratum OF peace.
in the wsr OF iSl2.be Coo toner's al tlhent in
ttructed mot to permit otr right 70 them 70 b. even
brought Ito diecrssln, paln CT breaking oil ne
gnsia''onr John Adams, in 1914. wrote ne would
continue the forever rather than yield ota Of tbe
nsheries. They ave as important n day as then, al
though ne they da not represent the proper
top to the Aggregate commerce they did at the Revo
luton. The reasop 81 ia That the OF the fisheries Is
limited, pDa cEIrOt he extended whereas the area of
commerce IN ili;mtats procFoHiug then " the presen
ssse Of the fisheries Mr. Ealin urged Congress tho
continuance c those bouptes the cacspest mode OF
educating eupp'y OF sesIueG VINO could be relied
in time Of war. Duriug the Revolution the New
England fishermen captured 100000 tons OF Bfi.
tsh shipping Tue equally efhcent in the
war Of 1872 He next read letters from Conmodores
Stuart and Shubrof highly pslsirg the seamen trained
In the sberiee also Similar opinion from the late Daniel
Webster. he then referred TO the taken by other
nations to foster their faheses ustsocug Venice Hoa
lar (wboee AnSat is built fish bones), Spain,
France and Grset Britain The Senator from Alabama
stke Why not rely the commercial marine ~ recruit
the navy sufficient answer s, that IN violation OF Law
three oprtbs Of the whcle employed foreign
Mr. Clay estimated frouo Treasury the whole
number OF sbeu al 10 Geo, but the Treasury Depart
ment snows shout thar his (Mr ua,ins horse.
Probably the fisheries educate 50 900 American seamen
&c MAINTAINED that tie bounty withdrawn these
hsberies would leprugh ant die. He related the small
psid tb engaged in Tie business and
the Dangers sDd hazards Attending it, aud
ci1ded BY densIdDe that government support continue
TO il. Il II nirst be alb ,lshed ii ought TO be done
gradually ss to ALLOW owners 10 retire their
therefTo The Reciprocity t.ey and the repeal OF ,be
bounty would d~suoy IL ar yhow. rhia nursery of
school nj West Point ,be naval school vt Annapolis
Mr.. MASON here moved an Executive session, al the
close OF ~bich the Senate adjourned.