The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-16

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Mr. SHERMAN said that although the Committee ON Fl
not certain that tho evils sought TO be
died by this bill would be- So he was certain however
that the bill might do good and could do HARM The
true remedy for our evils as all knew the OF
Mr.. FEsEsDsS. 0ep.) Of Me-, advocated the bill, and
said might tend 10 cure evil which existed because
OF the desire OF some persons 10 make money any
pense 70 the country and again. he sorry say
because there we're many among who cultivated
hostility to our currency because they sympathzed with
our enemy Iu great commercial city like New York
was impossible 70 repress this entirely but he thought
the blu would accomplish good.
Mr.. CowAs (rep) OF Pa, opposed the bill as useless
and doubtful legislation. He did not believe that
had so deprecated as 70 require such means
the least effect on the price OF gold. The price OF gold
pended upon its intrinsic material value, IL there
an article In the world which had regal right TO be
called king II was gold Be quoted at length from Thers
History o. the French Revolution giving history OF the
that aud this Sir. Cowan moved to strike out The
clause requiring tho manual delivery OF United States
said the bill would better effect than the gold bill
passed recently when gold went up FIVE per the day
Alter It's passage He opposed the bill as useless and i'm
The amendment rejected by vote Of IA to %, as
soiows:--
,YEas.Messrs Buckacw, Clars Colamer. Harding
a he Howe johnson. Nesnith Powell SALISBURY
NAys5Messrs. Anthony, Brown. Chandler. Conness
ndop Dooste ressenaen Foster Hale Harris Lane Of
shermsns Mo WI Ramsey
Wrinkle. wade Wiley and wilson '''N '''n0"' van
Mr. CnAEpIER. (rep) OF Mich. supported the BILL II
was wei known That there were In many Of our large
cities persons Of doyal opinions. who kinds or
and It's currency. In New York city 10 day Jeff Davis
would get larger vote than loyal These gold gam
oers wore nearly all sympsthzers with the rebellion. lie
believed the people had confidence in our securities as for
every dollar the government issued there was mort.
gage on the solid wealth Of the country One reason Of
tho great demand for gold the extravaganza Of the
people There was what was called the Gold Ring in
aud this blu would have M effect en- them and unon H.
-niar combinations. When armies should march 10
victory the spectators would be The ones TO suffer-
show that 1t not competent Congress to UNDER
iako to reuate this matter as Il was matter solely be
gamble 10 god IL was TO be punished by the laws the
States lie denied our authority to regulate State
banks unaer the constitution. Gold had become an
article OF trade and contract and such the laws
OF the states should regulate it, Ibis bill further
proposed TO regulate foreign exchange II had power
In Congress to do this why not extend bonds Stocks
pomssory notes, &C., thus regulate the entire bust
ness OF the StatesS The bill would not be per
maneDty because these SPECTATORS instead o. having
their places In the streets would under one roof
and exert the same influence they now did We wanted
additional taxation vigorous and s,,ccessS, prose
cut'on Of the war With this The people woad allow the
debt " be trebed
oasANnAuox or MONTANA rrRnyrorY.
message was received from the House announcing
their ncnconcurrenoc IN the report Of the Committee Of
Conference on the disagreeng votes on tie bill creating
Territorial government FOR Montana. AID stating that
they had appointed new committee, with Instructions
asking the appointment Of Similar one by the senate.
Mr. frssryDFS and others, while expressing willing
ness TO reccde, condemned the manner in which the
House made the request He was tired Of seeing the
Senate continually getting ts knees tl,e House
On the motion OF Mr.. COLfAMR irep.) OF VI. the Sen
ate refused to accept the proposition Of The House, com
THE GOLD BILL grsuxsp
VT. SnfnAN SAID me depreclaton o. our currency was
nnaneiers like William Pitt presided over the financial
bureau OF England. Similar methods were proposed in
these days TO prevent The depreciation OF the currency
He Cited INSTANCES during the period when England waged
war against Napoleon. He said tho Gold bill passed tho
other day had accomplished all desired, aud but Tor H. he
had no doubt cold would be two hundred. Our
bonds worth hundred and fourteen, and il
gold higher because OF the enormous bouniie
we had paid veterans Flo took dsccuraging view Of
our condition ihis vas anwise, aud he wc'i!d almost
Mr. srxsre, (rep, Of Mass, said this whole question
had been discussed exhausngy two years ago, and he
would make his words brie. He then went 10 give
history Of French assisnats, ard said they we're not
parallel cnrIencv because no .,cvsicn was maos
~ lhcir redemption Cold coin in al countries NJ. be
aohaiucss0 as m ney or merchandi3e Hsh y a0Dey the
government must protect It, The GOVERNMENT might 10
correct sstsee withdraw its coin altogether Conysss
had pewef as last resort 10 do what the public s1feIv
might require Tn this GROUND the h.beas corrus vas
suspended ard mon drafted. These powers can be
exercised 10 extraordinary emergencies, .a
: Mr. CowAs replied 70 Messrs Sum-. -, =, =.
Ne sad II VIC prohibited Rar'I ..sf ava shsrma a.
t .os currency tomorrow. He opposed
tns - AS ! showed an unmany panic, ana locked Ike
an cort 70 force The securities OF the governent The
people against ali presidents. We pasA Tho Rcve
que bill and thea, with general and reuvenated
army CONQUER the enemy, put this rebeic. down aud
pay 0nr debts.
motion ~ hr. toiLaNER 10 strike cut the second :ec
toa. icrbiddng inc purchase sale CO gold other
the ordinary place Of business Of the seller or purchaser
ras rejected
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