New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

South from their estates and I'll their places with et
and 81 ye negroes God stay the hand Of such Ihna
No further proceedings were taken on the Corfsoa
zion bill
| THE INTERNAL BYvESUE.
! The House resolved Itself INTO a Committee Of tho
I Whole on the Ame1latory maj Revenue bill.
I Mr. PLSDlEToS Dem. ohio) offered CT amendment
which was agreed II. provioi1g that al cotton IN y
hards Of manufacturers heretofore exempted shall be
Cir tooIs dem, New Tors) moved 20 strife ont
tho draw aek Of two cents per pound In al cases where
the dur lrpored by this act upon the cotton used in
manufacture shall be satisfactorily shown to have Deeh
previously paid.
Mr. TsooEs, HARRINGTON CDe1n, Ind, VOORHEES,.
Dem L. j. aad j. &. ALLIN (Dem., Il). advocated
tho a1ondment the last two regarding such drawhocd
as bounty 10 manufacturers at the expense OF the
agricultural interests.
Messrs MoRRrL CUn.. VT, and DAVIS Orn. Mess.),
replied showing thit New England pays It's fiii pro
portion Of It's taxation its productions end industry
Mr. wAsHBuRNE QlL), participating ~ INC debate.
said 1T the last Congress be voted for ell the revenue
measures Whatever complaints might be uttered in
Mr. Nocrhecs's district In Indiana to the operation
Of those laws there was no complaint In tho loyal
district which he NnshbnTne) represented. Ills con-
stiiuens wore not only willing TO pay the present tax
but additional tax TO crush the Rebellion and hang
the traitors. The Rebellion is 20 be crushed and the
states brought bnck Il nee ssary by sut.ugntior.
Mr. NOORHTEs said that such speech as NJ. W ash
burne lad JUST delivered did not rise high enough 10
reach an honest mans contempt. when me ren l9yers
OF country the Conservatives assert their ascendancy
such non Us that gentleman will be buried in political
oblivion The Conservative members are not to he IN
Inundated By loud tak. lie would not defend the 10y
atty Of bis district more peurile insinuation.
nr WILSON Un.. Iown). replying 10 Mr. voorhees,
about tho restoration Of Democratic power, asked
whether he had forgotten that under the lest Admins
atiou this Rebellion was organized. and that the men
Who controlled buchanan are the men who control
affairs Richmond Was it desired that such party
Mr.. GIlsSELL (Un.. Iowa. spoke In behalf OF the
farmers he represented and Ia favor OF encouraging
manufactures.
a \ 4 tto ~ otfr
gentlemen insisting that the farmers did not receive
Just compensation.
Mr.. Kelly (Un.. Pa spoke in favor Of protecting
and encouraging American industry In reply 10 Mr..
VooThco ho those who have stood BY the conntry
would not be consigned TO the political oblivion TO
which the gentlemen had adyerted. No man who up
driven from stage or railroad car by Indignant
soldiers.
,lr STEVENS moved thet tie Committee rise.
Mr.. NOORuIrs claimed tie floor.
Mr.. SrEvHSs said tho subject had been exhausted.
ane every body else. lDaughierl.
Mr.. VOORHEES, replied 10 Mr.. Kelley that the state
meut utterly and nnqualihedly untrue There was
MT word Of truth in tie publication. Not an or
fensve word said in his hearing. lie got off the
AZ the place which he paid bis ire AID there wac
nn end OF L. Nothing the gentleman could say wogld
induce Lin TO further answer. There must DO some
thing more respectable than came from bis sinoeTOls
tongue. 49,
question discussed by southern men, with Calhoun at
their head aud by ebser and others the opposite
side. Their Arguments were nearly as able rs anything
s.id here to-day. lLaughterl
IN. BROOAs had 10 idea when he offered his amend
men tint would put gentlemen from the East West,
aud Northwest In such cOmmoiion His object IN sub.
mii II 10 raise aid tAst the TAX should
Tcacl oil classes.
Mr.. DLwEo asked whether the gentleman would vote
% tux real c.iatei
Mr. BROOKS said he would
Mr.. DAWES replied. New England will cooperate with
you.
Mr. Brooks amendment to strike out tie drawback
pruriso was disagreed 20.
Mr.. BLAME (Un.. Me- offered amendment which
agreed 10 by small majority, that ali iprits I'M
ported prior 70 the baggage OF Tie act shall pay al I'D
ditional duty - 30 cent.
ELIJAn WAyp Dem. y. " offered an amendment
TINT such tax shall not apply TO spirits on shPooArd,
which was disagreed to.
The bill amended. was reported 10 the House,
when this and substitute intended ~ be offered by
Hr Stevens ordered 10 be printed. preliminary
10 further action ON the subject Adjourned.