The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

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fhs b amended so - % give the Judge Advocate
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nm ARxY ArrsormAroH MA PASSED.
The Army Appropriation bill FOR the year ending yune
a., fsss. then came up. All tho amssdmsO.s * IT,
Th,ance COMMITTEES wsrs agresd 10. ID
eli estms.ss hereafter made in shs resuze army dsf
ng continuance q the present rebsii0n may be Tor
may IS nusisrod into che military service ssl rscsivs
The Sam. . nrs o.0s Eng ss%s
Volunteer oscss ike s Service from aSS r 10
1s Of January 1884, and that every person q ooter WIS
shall hereafter % mustered nc sns service sss re-
srent states aad parts OF the United States ek5eed
Ing ono hundred d lola that all p',sSn. 9.
under Tho call Of October n, 1853. who were
N tho time Of enlistmsus actaaily enrolled ana
volunteered shall receive from NE same bounty without
regard 70 color; that all Or color who have bee
the pay clothing allowedu other volunteers
from tne dste Of their muster into Vie service prcvdea
them BY any sdcer who. making pledge
PROMISE acted By authority or the WAR Department.
any question Of fact arising under This provsioa
that the premium shall DO allowed Tor each color0A
The service as Is or shall b. allowed BY Iawsr white ~
cruits provided tho Secretary OF War previously gves
The smendmenss were adopted BY vote o. 81 againsa
s. Nays-Messrs. Buckaiew, Hendricks, Davis. Powsa
and Salisbury.
vdlng for thepsmeu Of property taken By tho military
during ssd the states enriched by this wa
tho theatre and had experienced is devastatons n
direct form Great portion: q our territory hid 49,
erty and means governed had ceased especially =
bow Sr.os w. d.. cs..,oa things srs
End tranaulisy p,evses Hs had seen . sssssa -
tarsr were thirty shrs third per cent erea.es
upon their capital Tran besore the war; Was strange
he sscsioos :srs should s. diasrso ed
Ing 10 regard TO the manner Of coudncsing ~
seemed Impossible to endths w until the contractors
Aud shoddy tecae ~ rich a. they Wishes
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war; He wanted SUCH principle ~ this Tho whole.
q -: e e he
whom the question was put 70 tn whether ell these eo
should b sacrnced andthe country cut up Q bring tn
successful issue, ho for ono rose up 10 r0vueoa
against such result Our military leaders, Instead Of deal
ing Justly protecting in persons and property
and devastating war upon than ssy did upon the con-
mvu enemy. Gentlemen had avowed on this door thas
they bent moro on tho destruction Of slavery hAs
thsrestoration OF the Union.
Mr.. Davis's amendment was rejected-26 70 10.
during this and The previous vote and the
directed 70 request the attendance OF Senator'S
~ nay 70. and pa
vatesy cent. The pay q tho former not % sEcssA
Hfssr : ooiossy between Msssn Hnpstcxs CONF.
FssaDsx and others, tho anssdmess va reisoesa-~
TSssbs was shen reported 70 the Senate and passsA
50 tSr(hr. fowel). tt
On motion. tho Senate resolvedthss when u adosra
BE- GILL Monday.
senate agreed Appoint committee Of ccofcrcuce
tho bin relating 70 the appontmeos Of naval omoss.
and tho bill rsasine . ,c nrv,' court s. araa
then went Into executive session ana snofuy
Afterwards adjoarnsA
House o. Representative.
wAearsc1os. April a. 1894
nm BANKRUPT BmA
Five. thousand copies q tho BANKRUPT bl reporteA
yesterday. were ordered 70 b. psiated and bound -
pamphlet form. ,,,.o.., ..r.c,
M vooRams, (opp.l Of Ina. tske1 that telegram
received BY him (Nr voorhees3 to-day Be read. haA
bearing personal explanation. He would NOT nov
indulge In any remarin because the gentleman me Gar
Hsd) who recently read letters purportng 70 have bssa
written by the Hon. John g. Davis and Judge Eckes Wa
not in his seat Consent having been gvsn this despatch
Hob ssr .s% 81 e :;
GARFIELD. l. utterly fsss-s base Forgery our a NV.
The letter alleged to have besn written BY Mr. Davis
recommended young man. formerly =, 10 the Union army.
TIE INTERNAL TAX BILL
On motion Of MT MoRalI. (repl Of VI the oonsdefs.
ton OF the Internal Tax bill 70 DO continued
The House went into Conittss OF tho Whole thaa.
subject
Mr. MORRILL, offered an amendment which was adopssls
that wholesale dealers liquors whose annual sales -
every ssoassnS dollars over Every person VIE
shall sell offer for sale any distilled spirits OFFER
os s. sss
be regarded wholesale dealer Tho license OF retail
Mr.. MoSs,r. offered 40 smsodms1. that com nsrssal
brokers' whose annual sales do not exceed tweaty hvs
sn SSss 81
dollar for each additional thousand dollars.
Mr. ~ q s ys
and moved that all other broksrs IN addition v the coon
mercial brokers nay the same losnss Tho ansadmsas
The bill was further modified 30 that all steamers aa0
vessels upon the wster Of the United tatss on board q
which passengers travellers provided with FOOD Or
lodging, shall pay twenty Ave dollars cease
Mr. TasYas !rsP Of a. offered an sneud.. s, r;
liquors 70 DO drank toe premises
require ,hs taxing 81 two iceDcss Tavern Keepers
ere heavily taxed BY This BILL the license being incrcaesA
ssss; could escape NJ less shsa sSoassnd dollars TAI
,.sns X sale . That sSis question S g
!. % myssiae sud twisted W tba. shes. nos
clear understand ing Of the subject He trusted that ths
Of the s.nso from Pssnsyivsni. SMr rhsysr) rsaur
lag On adds0 AL license OF tweaty hve dollars would pre-
vail larRs amount OF revenue would thus De rec0ivoa
by the COVER ament which reallxsd about million Of dol
lars from ~ at class Of licenses last year.
Mr.. TnAy replied 10 Mr.. Stevens, and showed that
Tho d,kf az houses where the most crime Is committed,
sbouc g escape with the paltry tax Of ten dollars
NJ. ~ rrwEiI fvep OF Mass, called attention 20 the
ruhngo the luorna' Revenue Bureau. and qnoed froa
nc ay 10 sh0w hat who's rcrsots carry ddcl snt
hr'no n buslncss u he place, license
b. 70 ken out Tor rnch.
~ sizgrys fopiled, saying that the house did nos
cary q t@o ofaaenc q business by selling-iiquor.
~ u privilege included 10 the ono license
pr Ihayere amendment was sdopsed by yeas n,
nays DOT counted
Tho license FOR bowling alleys and bill,a rooms vas
increased from dvc 10 ten d5ars aud the amount
for cach additional table.
Mr.. KAssos, (repJ OF Iowa, Moved that two OF the
hoonsc clauses DO transposec giving az reason that
"iawyers and doctors should take the preoedoucs o.
"stallIons and jackasses.n
Mr.. j. @. ALIsv (opp.) o. III objected saying thu
two clauses ware properly placed amid excessive laugh