The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-28

n. bNMnR, (a6m> }, Of Pa thoD moved - s6ko o1ttho
Pcnsfs LDss, oy q against 70
49,. NJ so - doher ncvea = STRIKE CT sss apprsPA-
ns gave rise 70 . engthened disoussiou, pending VIVA
'ns Sease adjourned.
Hs.s. e Representatives.
WASHINGTON. May ~. lese
rA.Aos NJ ~. MAYA. ,r,,o,,,,,o. -,
We In. NAVAL Afr"or~~""" "lAs
ne heeo Mood On The aneAduenAs 70 the Naval Apgso
prasa Ill., reported ron The COMMITTEES OF The Vhsss
800 mo oa"o' aAd nooconcurred In thai ssr n
w u No now psrcoAso ~ tho Brooklyn Navy YARD
mo bnl was tnon psssed-llO sxaiost r.
nm 90, ECO, =, ,.s s.~,"..
W IN. A~'A"'@
no D sPPs oPHAubg u, 700 W. Of the expresses e ~
collection q the revenue was passed
R3oxr on The eS7 90 TARIFF INVESTIGATION ConnurrR
Mr.: STATION, (opp) Of Ohio, made . report nen d
Tariff Low eetgasDg C0mmtee aad on hts melton De re-
port and evidence ordered printed sna the
committee discharged from further e
me sucec1 me No. report ans testimony are puSlsAsa n
Heaws. MOORE, (adm.) Of Ala, and PuzvIArc. (spp.)
Of h severslly made minority reports.
Mr. PURvANcx oonours fully with the report q the
Dneo excepting the part relative 70 tho action Il TIE
Hoase In rsleasing NJ Wolcot Tns majority cay that q
tanned additional evidence. Mr.. PurvaDoe thiaks asS.
end Of the opinion that having participated the PES
spd especially After Mr. Woioc had been il prison ssSs
the order Of Che House. from February Is 70 Msroh o.
seemed ss :: him that 70 withhold Mr. woloOts from scs
ss ed TO pass, and besides would operate .
upon the action Of the House.
Mr. MOOR dsseDs from the report OF the majority BE-
contains ceneure Of the House for tae reaesse e
Mr. Wolcot, and because while sundry indivduais have
or their conduct passed over in silence
TE MINNESOTA DklxaArs's RIGHT A
which was sdopea the ss On
70 inquire ano report a. 70 the right or M RDgsbury
sea. IS delegate from that portion Of the Territory 4
Minnesota OUTSIDE OF the preeent state limits.
The SPEAKER said no had thooght Er. KiuGsbury hsA
ceesed 70 be delegate; bu, looking int several pro-
Of Michigan and Wisconsin He called on the House
| TO relieve him from Tn embarrassment
was here, claiming 70 Oe delegate from D.co,ai. Al
credentials were referred to tho Con mttee Eecasas
rHn BRITISH oUTaAoKs
Mr.. CLAY, (adm.) OF Ky asked but filled TO receive
ubanipaous consent, 10 introduce bill restrain Ard
press ousees on the flag and citizens Of tho Uae< Sases
The House went into committee 90 the
Posr off1oE APPROPRIATIONS Bull,
but II was soon laid aside, and
was taken up
Mr. SHERMAN, (opp) OF Ohio said this WAS the sec onI
O be .s 1nr Ss a. @
the public faith be would not vote for this bill II
The cr h yea.
revenue shry seven %ocs and 70, me n... ye.r would
millions in two ears The twenty millions of treasory
noss and the balance of seventeen millions in the res
sury IN July Last are exhausted Toe financial rcsuIs e
empty Tressury md permsnent debt ar s,Tty fear
milicus Instead Of propoerpg mesns az rcssa.os
s s Ss soa
the Hc then n dsts ctsted the az ceoes
for this year to be eighty millions and est mated
Thorn for nex year At nnety two mions and coutrase1
The expenses in different periods Of the government vita
The expenses of the present ana the last sd
administration were sixty millions more thsa tie
entire expenses Of the governnest prior = 1915,
year Of this admir- srat,on cost The nation ave- msss
more than tho expenses OF the government prior y
The close Of JeeIsSn non, period Of t.ssty
over sixty millions and other propositions are pressed
upon requiring many millions more While population
has aimee .eo scye fold expeu futures hs in
creased forty eight fold From FORTY ceu AZ
II now three dollars or thirty dollars for each family
parson & carried INTO details. "a found thss ~.
great proportion OF the increase In IN conUarenaes
ossr, IN. nson.n.rs synsns.s sess
since 1870 from two and a hair millions % ninctesa
mih,ons covering . Multitude OF jobs aad cpstscts-
The Thirty third Conuees, famous for reoeslias
the Missouri exper ded oyer three ,Ioas DOR
printing or over $40 900 for each member me srpeasss
Of the military cstabishmeuts for this year src nearly
twonty sy millions. Under these crcu o,stanocs while
bills may DO necessary preserve the pub$c faiA
hey should DO accompanied By proper measure Of re-
remedy By reducing the appropriatous The q nssits-
over the public % S, % ana s %
prsc csly usurpod BY The Executive BY transferring APP
preparations made for one purpose 70 different oas, By
and BY made advance OF approprisous tuus
compelling the House reckless expsu azure or
vfohAe NC PUBIC aHuYpatlOn
these abuses he gave examples An earnest eor y pro-
vent them mot with Opposition ana denupcs,oo bv -
friends Of this adminstrnou He condemned tne na ~
Of the senate loading down the APPROPRIATION bI v,b
amendments once rejected By The House ana al istrs
duchg bills violation Of the express provsioas
Of constitution Tns House has long enough reelected
IL constitutional powers has thro IN 700 much On
sirKie committee OF ways and means, which BY
beng burdened with too much business has
bsoous mere trsnscr,bipr clsrks Of The Dessrt-
mcuts We ixpore the principle Of grievan ~ before
subsidies ~ money recklcssly and then DO nol
look aftcr the expenditure wehave seen committees -
expenditure, and Of them meet They wors
entirely ignored By tho chairman OF the Committee sr
Ways and Means reference OF Presidents aos-
sage. We also neglect the power Of impeachment
Every violation By law Of executive officer should
be followed by Impeachment or Q bill OF indemnify.
when these reforms completed loan bills viii Do No
longer needed, and expenditures VIII be reduced within
the revenue. Ne had confidence that this House
now composed would accomplish anything. The power
and influence az he ma bcn too reantv sit