New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

and Union"
Mr. BINGHAM explained that the remark was gen
era' and he presumed HAT he lBingham coui make II
without baing personally offensive 20 the gentleman.
Mr.. CONkLlNG did not SUPPOSE that the geoile-
man would do him the injustice OF saying that he
iCouklngj appropfiG ed the remark as PERSONAL On
tie contrary h (C0rklinpl said that the gthtleanh
(linVbaml while making his remarks turned III the
drec ion Of the majority who had stricken out the ct
acting clan g Of the till.
Mr.. BINGHAM replied, that if what he eaid was
personaliy in debate then the gentleman could not
debate at i'll. The gentleman must have bad come
grievance Of which he sought 10 unburden himself
In conclusion he quuted remark from Hamlet IA aE-
pcable TO the gentleman Roscoe Conkhgn an ironi-
cal sense.
Mr.. +. A. CONKLIN resisted what he character
tcriled as an attempt to crowd this bill down the
threats Of TIC iOuse without aording tue tor exam
nation Without, however, adopting BONE measure
havi the samc object In view, tie country would Ue
Involved in financial embarrassment it not rain.
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, WI opposed the proposition
Of Mr.. COlfaX. Wien was the surplu7 revenue to be
distributed Nobody underwood that the money
would ever he recalled from the States. As TO lmpos-
ing duties the free list enough revenue would not
be derived by that to supply the women OF the country
with needles aud pins.
Mr. COvODE iIiep., Pa briefly argued 10 fayor Of
eyying only bali the amount now proposed aud post
poning the remainder until next seasi n.
TIE proposition OF Mr. COLEAX wa: rejected, the
Horse refusing TO take the question by yeas aud nays,
by letters. ..,,,
The substitute IOI Tie ny llOhlVAN
to-day and poti cd in the irst part of this report,
was then agreed 20, aud n thus amended passed by
VFs s,ceI Alloy. Ashley. Rabbit Bsiley Jal.) Bailey
lroi Bakor Baster Bingham Blair Ucuu.l Blake Browne
h ~ Caly,;t Candle Chamberlain Csrk, Cobb fredcdcN
A. con5ne Rocco cg1t Ds GSTST Coyode og,sT
,Lo Trst Gooch GOODWIN, GRANGER Gurlsy, Harrison Ho-
Ga aq,ein I SfKy AsSi a& S Ib oSf
head morrill, (ytl, Merrill O's ,. Powrrey Peter Rice
sncfcd shcshoIgcr, shefns-, spanldDg Steele, IN ~
Y wi Wsi wsisoe Wsi,oa tv wssESaiie Whcser
White jlud }, " orceict -, - -, D..
B (uol BufIdon, Burnett Golfer Cox Cr,yens cti'f~d'
m gf ,I aaa aom SGAI Johnson Reoss
aeh L 1, h'ry sT sol,op & Pe6dIeto". Perry Po,
tor Reid Robinson shnr Smith steele IN: J Tiowbddse
VriTdls TO- Yaudey,r Nibiad, Wordsworth WALTON the
Wsr,, Webster. White tohio), Wcsifo Window Wood
Mr. STEVESs Rep., Pa from the Committee on
Way, and Means, reported a bill appropriallng ten
millions Of dollars TO be expended under the direction
of the President fr the pnrhae on arms Tor TIE Nouh-
teers regular troops Of the United States.
Mr. STEN EMS alto reported the Senate bill, provid-
ing for the appointment OF board 70 scale, eluaine,
aud reduce the compensation 81 hil officers OF The Gov
crnm,nt aud TO repor, bill for that purpose at the
On motion az Mr.. WASHBURNE, the House took
M and passed the Seuate I'LL ia addition to the recent
act further 10 provide for the collection oil duties on
inn Otif.
Mr.. cox asked leave g. introduce the following:
Hhoe II /, the port OF rsgns beings to t,rn1s'e Their
Ses1 ~ Fe 5 ,.s' .S sIG , Ss5 we S e;
have resulted state o. war clarac erizct by bitter
i.tty end socty and although he party IN the
.redns Slate, guilty OF breaking the nations, Union snd
Resisting tie lawful authority; ytt u
Esod That while We make increased Effort, by cur eny aud
nigy fran the Integrity and stability Of this Government,
,lc eo,.ou laws % Wo ,hS.s rlAHs o. modg,H
ton iouor Which are li'i Of - code o.
sh.eed BY bon pii-s aud stronger ressoa eis or
,h op.cruncc between two not NJ iusnac a tt ccIsd
tsul h.y, common ancestry, history Property glory,
tlo-tfrueit ard Uuiou sld unhaPPly cuggd ia
ST. n Ths tie ought 70 bo lea open between NO
nation. ic ier pefcH iir war t-rg carried 10
c,b gu 20 b. !ef cgcn some '4r for the seonticn Of
30 Tfa tti. end the restoration peace oni tro Union
r ti'' q e Ornamental rrineipc G. tie Contiigoh
o. ~ I'll, 10. >, u. nr,t .e.str. .rcn urrcud
-ruu 90 L- ioe Of tie Uried slat. a' han ssaigc all
r-.si,.s lld Dits aboti r,lon,tuclica O. no Alaua
De, fof the prrrNtou Of surh sst'iacory adu't
nst .ut r' rirc requisite !oT TIA 't Comm cf
ri c, O. The ncd State, appointed 90 isttg Elwafd
f.f,ft Il aLIsft. Nad u li0tc g. ioh Rcycr
dv Joto.rn Of Mar land. hlIia Ven Bucn cl Ne"l9rk
Tlon.'s Ewi1g O9o Fr-tta figio o. New s'mPsh'rs
called Ceaioier,e ate. The srpo.r'me' o snisf O,~g
ise,- on tc 9 Mvrdzy o. sopt'icI ur sld thar tie
80 ~ sld hlnci.s' ed aivi.e sui confer win
iism rcroUtfsir A,to1 70 ~, Io"' irp tn amgrd
Corv-rs- tls ha' os At failh -i0n, eeod 70 h 's
NJ. " tslIBURNE objected to the introduction Of
Mr.. cox moved a suspensiou II the rules
The question wa- determined in the nega.iye-5
sguust -.
NFtS-se lear Allen Asors, Bailey fIl Burnett t4ysf
Co. C.s,pss i,htlt. Cn ieLtcu. DUNLAP Gad Ulstir
T.. tgr iilar Jsri con johnson. Ltu, Lary LOau MAJ
G,.rT ne y,., v RTE noble Morton NIIrut ftnll,tou,
P,fr, Rci H.chlrlsan Rstirson Saith Sirc., ~ - Va
-pif b n VOORHEES,. Nsdta nth, Webster, White tOhi'l
Wt-.iTe Wood " 1odrui
iEAs-Mc.I-. h.ddeL, Arod, Ah,.y Bsthi. Bailey
,rts- Be,uau Eiugha. Blair tho Blair tP blck. Bu.
Htnr C.urbci Cl.Hbylail. ttk. Collar, ?. 4 tolklny.
goc, Corkrr Convey, Co,o1c. Cutler Davis, Dawes De
lra Dicn. Duc tlFiiOu ldFrId Liioi fsf,erdc hon
chr Ffaal Gooch 90 dwn Gsusr llalo la-ri' o,on,
IIt.hfr. Julien k,lcy kciOg ,h-hl, kellogg tlN Ian
r, Jgo,u. Lo,rioy IrKrau McKught. NcPhcrsru, More
ioi Noui Me- Mouil Ntl Din Pike, Pomef1y, Porter
poer Rice tMa..l Rice Mc.) Riddle, Rolul a. ~ Ssdg
--. sau,, Sheffield SiciabesoT sherman Spuuldiu Sow
er, Tanls A.,-l al, Tow uddgC pton, Nandrvcr Van
Nyr. Wal Naace, Walton tAc.l Nslton (Eth W. h5'ni,
WHO nrd b Win.lo@, Worcester Wright
Adjourned.