The New York herald., 1864-03-16


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q African descent Referred TO the COMMITTEES on
MosARcmcAL eovrnnxrsr ON soosr,SEar;
Nj McDoucA.L topp.) Of Cal. offered the following.
Resolved That the President be requested to communi
seres correspondence information the pos
session o tho relating plan plans now
men. oi monarchical governments In Central South
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House bin defining the rank and emounsnts or certain
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poteniary without corresponding pay was adopted after
adopted increasing !1s salaries of the
Without dsposng Of the blu the Senate four o'clock.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1864.
vRAaKIEc PRIVILEGE GRANTED TO THE PRESIDENT AND
PRESIDENT
The House took up the Senate bill providing that the
frankng privilege the President and Vice President shall
extend all mail matter sent to from either
Of them.
Mr. KAssos (rep, Of Iowa. suggested that further CON
sderauon given the subject the mails should not
again be thrown open FOR the sendng % these post
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power might contribute 10 this desirable end HIS
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send over their money The only tie cred,
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was proposed S 70 turn the Uned states Treasury into
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prtested against such prostitution Of power and against
reducing the government 70 sreh disgrace
Mr.. MoopsRipoE, rep) q vi supported the bill because
IL would the price OF gold Tic
Committee Ways and Means should bring Ia bill otax
People as 70 obvate the further emission OF
Then General Grant, who the prominent
the country be sent FOR 70 lead tho Army OF the Po
touar. and oHco arainst General Lee
tnuaon Of Victories, with appreciation Of the price Of
gold, and Of carrying on the war BY axng the
property the country would the effect or reducing
god forty or fcrtywo cents the highest price IL shodd
have IN fifse Of war 20 III WaN H4M Et.A
Mr. GARrisLD oep o. Ohio, argued against merely Civ
ing authority TO pate the pay OF interes
d. bts before they eHe and borrow
money to pay ebts that due The prepayment 0f IN
ere would srnsiby affect gold market The
ng of the funded DEBT and he q the payment
trading harte-ng IN cfd While the Secretary nam
the credit of the he should
permitted to take the balance Of gold hold
heads Of he 60 srccuators and keep them bacE froa
p-esumpuous SINS that they bear rule
bulls and bt3rs OF Wall street
NJ pAyls Gep d 4 sai we should LOOK 70 The N.