The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

upon the tariff Queetton The ofcn coFreGpondenoe
nasg from the Isstng bank Of Belgium states that this
zsstaoa hes consented 70 beoon the patron Of the
cotton planting interest in Central Europe
THRTY.sIxTH CON0RESg.
FIRST e11gION.
senate.
wAsnsorox, Nay 10, 1890
A number Of petitions we're presented
m OVERLAND MAIL
Mr.. Gwn (dsm) Of oal, asked to take up ths bin
latng 10 the overland mall and that might be made the
special order for Tuesday next
EsCArs NEW YORK.
Mr.. wnson, (rep Of Mass, offered . resolution that
tho Committee judiciary DO instructed 70 inquire
whether the harsha Of the United States Of the Southern
district Of New York has permitted any vessel to leave
the port Of New York or any other port fitted out for the
African sisve trade, upon the payment Of any sums of
money to him or any one In once, any other consde
ration wha~ver and that the committee have power 70
call Tor persons and papers. LAID
VITO PRIVATE
On motion OF Mr. HAx, (tep) Of N H., the Pre'ldests
NJ HAIx spoke ~ come length In favor Of Captain ed
The subject was then postponed.
Mr.. IvfSE, (fem.) cf Fla reported the House bill to
fuIn.sb ado Nor oil mail fscilies. Passed.
THE HouMAs LAND CLAIM.
On mo,or o. NJ, s ADJ Gen. .. L. the Houmss
THE HOMESTEAD BILL
Was rseuned, snd the amsremens made In the Com
rpls,se OF the Whole came for Concurrence Mos Of
them soopisd without debate.
rne snspduept adopted yesterday on Mr.. Rioes mo.
Mr. RICE, (dem.) If Mise, wished to modify u, a. 10
The prese ct II farther than be attended All
coupuy ersf md MADE toe roass on the some footing
with nore Who may cone IN Afterwards. Mr. Rice
ihs sp,r,s proy,ses in the bill nay be done on lands
that have been conveyed and bcoue subject to private
ebuy, or vpnp lands within states which were sur
vsyed prior 70 the frat Of January, 1850, and
we're sut-cs prcsmptioD not incluoing any lands
uerved IN aiserpHe actions granted for railroad pur
poses nor 10 include any oher reservations by the 60
Mr.. DOUGLAS (cem o. u hoped that the same privi
efe would be extended TO the Territories we'll a. the
Stats He thought the argument for the settlement Of
one applied equally TO The otber The heaviest axaon
in America ., the Territories for the tins
arss settlements sparse the scattered population
have 70 tax themselves for roads, bridges court houses
school bousss and obsr public buidinss q
taxsos 10 necessarily heavier than in old oommunes.
1he number Of persons bearing small, and hence tho
M Rn declined 10 socspt the modification.
Mr. !oasson, (se~ Of Ark feared that tbe subject
s,sss The s@s.S@sss a ."op,sc yesterday and 'Asn
rss cnAm aid the amendment We nov before the 3d.
eoua had moved 70 amend his own amendment, which
we the question pencng he replied 70 the remark
ss.a To- .eriy Sass % D..,si webster s'A -'''
Mr. wieyArI, (dem) Of Texas, denied that he had
81 sss co. us q 3" ccaS Scs consider Sss nan
rtsi lawyer Who was dssssisd ali hn suits Web
ne Gs.s a. sscse Sos
e6isrsae state lines and abolAh ssass governments f
nr wnsos thought the remark did injustice TO Mr..
NJ wnrau--I spoke !. rictvieti.a sense !
did suppose anybody would imagine that that was IN
asssrtion u literal fact
NJ wunssos, ('sp) q v,ch. asted n the Supreme
Court bed Eot endorsed 4r Weosters uess on the Uni-
I'D Btaaes Bank questtoaf
NJ wcrAII did sos nink they would nov, n they had
ossscsr Of the eosstusoo ether he proceeded 70 put
hDsss rShs othsr masters whersin be lid he had
NJ rouGIAs sss compelled 70 oppose the smsndmsui
since Mr. Rice 10 extend 70 The Turitories.
ne question was taken, and Mr.. Rice Amendment va
Ths sn.adn<ns reported By the committee was moi
nr DorcIxs then offered an amendment, extending The
provson o. The ball 10 al ands which have been shall
besser become subject 70 pro snpues, NOT 70 include
Hes~s. s..oo, (esn.) ots O., N.so., (dsu Of We.
and csnsr., brhy oppes.d the amen imens, and waa
M wA6K, (,sp } q Ubio. renewed the motion 10 sub
su,s ne House bill for The Senate bill, sayiog that h
~csls nshe ose no,s .nor' y .s G. aSn''ssAd bill
Mr.. wnsos 10 favor Of the House bin, bot wouI<
Uni. BIN. although ssain.t in The prssesi form
- 4 ehove ,has The House would amend n, making
Hcpsssesd hstesd Of graduation bill, and adhere v
M n.,os ,ssea The question, waai would be the po
scn OF The House Homestead bin ser ths wss disposed
or
Mr. TErrur, frep Of III ,ssid The bin had been pu
I'm me presert FORM By the Of tbc Homcsteaa
bii bui By i;s erem BE doubted could secure
dorrn vosts Of the real friends ~ the Homestead
Mr. pororxs ocufsssed that the bill IVES not what b
dspred. hut would be rjusi 70 refuse what the oppo
vents az the Homcsead bad generously conoeded 10 ths
prssest proposition. u Vas mach better than no DID
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SusS M feoss6sin. Sc are. ttden eu@rsv, ren kysk
rus bill Wade wits snsrn, wiscn and Yuee-M
rIrs sesr, s,ss stpg~ss. 'nsnin Has's'' A'''a'
M hlvp, (dsm) Of Mss Thought better uue would
ne An art arnpuosfory az the several scn Tor she dn
pcss % tie public des and 70 perfect the sxsunx syn
s~w An vsssrs 10 shs ssasmeoo thereof" He had vced
for the bi, . measure, shich ~osh rsctric
che ", eu,ve rover over the public domain, ana hmr
the time when n be heid f-om sas
and be On Improvement on the exsupg hss; oar
ry'pr nsny bsnean 9th u, reducing inc uumoes
pnbnc oflcevs removing Temptations 70 corrupuon ans
ipcreasps ire diBcultes az perjury md suoordnseon
h would pcs, however. move 10 a0end the wse
~. WILKINSON moved " amend 20 that the tite De ~
DIN 70 xtnd NE time of payment BY The acsna SUR
upcs psbIs laads, and for osker purposes"
Eof sfrted 70.