New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

lions Shall be taken up in the order in which tiey have
been entered on the notice book for that day. The
member Offering the resolution may state incidentally
,ho object and scope Of his resolution and the
for desiring the inormatiOn and tho Secretary of the
proper Department may reply giving tho information;
OF the reasons why the same should be Withheld; and
then without further debate the House shall vote
the resolution. unless ii shall be withdrawn In putting
any question to the Secretaries. &c. no argument or
opinion is TO DO offered any fact stated, except so
may be necessary to explain such questions and
in answering such questions tho Secretary shall not de-
bate the matter 10 which the refers nor state facts
or opinions other than those necessary to explain the
answer.
| NATIONAL BANKING BILL.
The House proceeded TO the consideration OF the Na
tona Banking bill, reported rom tho Committee oi
| the Whole with amendments.
| Mr.. HOOPER (Un., Mass.) made the closing speech
The reason that paper currency should be under the
control Of the Government was because the condition o
tho country growing out of the exigencies % the war
rendered the regulation Of the currency by Congress a
solutcy necessary to give strength and uphold the Gov
ornment The financial schemes OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury had thus far met with marked success The
issue OF legaenders not only wise, but was the
only measure TO afford immediate relief For If the
Government had depended the State banks Tor cur
rencv il would have been q failure. The
bill under consideration was to perfect
the details Of the National Currency bill
heretofore passed. and to render lis operation more EN-
cient. He believed that the existence Of the Nation
at stake this issue and that the Government re
quircd every legitimate means TO sustain It's credit III
he war was to continue until the Rebellion over
thrown and the Of IL removed the people would
enter upon the work Of sustaining the war with more
earnestness. We had reached the point where sacri
fees must be made and the people must have more tax
ation Instead Of increasing salaries We must take
means for preventing the depreciation OF paper anu
giving it a higher value. The Committee OF ways and
Means would soon introduce bill largely increasing
taxation.
| The House then proceeded to vote on the various
amendments agreeing to that authorizing tho Issue oi
notes Of less denomination than byer0ars by vote
of 20 against 81; and agreed to another amendment
that not than onesixth OF the notes shall be oil
less denomination than five dollars and when specie
payments resumed such small notes are to go out oi
circulation.
i The House concurred In the amendment that any
bank banking association organized IN pursuance oil
the laws of any State under the articles of association
| which prohibit specified changes therein, may u
changed and converted into National Banking Asso
citation under the provisions of this act without any
change In the articles Of association and us director
at the time Of such change may continue In Office and
their may from time to time De elected OF
appointed in the manner provided by Its articles oil
! association.
The vote on concurring in the above was Yeas Co.
YpA1Me.srs Alley Allison Ame. Anderson, Ashley.
Boyd A. W. Clsrk, Cobb Cole, Davis IN Yl Dixon, Don
nelly, Ecksy Eliot Frank Go9ch onEneL hsle i nooEsI
oes IMiehl Relors tS " Loan, LongyesI Marvin Nc
Bhds Mcolurs Miller tN MSrTi Mesi' o. ~, ARo' b.
ham, POmerqy Price Randall Ky Rice MAS Rice Me-
Wilder Window, and woodbhdse-6s:
NAIs-Me,srs J. c. Alien W. J. Allen. Ancona, BALDWIN
Ehsnler Clay Cox Crsvsn. Dawson Deanson Drgs. Eden
Eldridge, Fnck Gsnson Gnder Hall harrington HcIneh
r aH s hf,5' md1s. a9as 6n MaS mS I
scSced sss FIsiSos SCOTT stses SseG ss S h
Tracy. voorhee.: Washburne pl) Whaey WheeeI; :. a.
Whi%Jo.eph W. White Wilson, Winfield, Benjamin Wood
The House next agreed by vote OF ~ against 6l to
amend the amendment that the taxes on duties imposed
by Congress from time 20 time shall be IN lieu 0i al
other taxes on said associations.
| The House then voted on the amendment, that the
rate Of seven per cenium Interest h1ed IN section ~
shall be deemed the lawful interest In all the states
where no rate established but each bank shall b.
bouad by the State law regulating the interest In the
State whore 1t Is located.
YxAs-Me,u, J. c. Alien. W. J. Allen, Allison, Ancons
Baldwin (Mieh), Blaine Bla (Mo), Bliss Brooke BroomJl
Brown (wisl. Brown (W. NAl ChanleT Clay cS.e, T95
CIayens, Dawson Dennison, DOnnelly Dnsss Eden, kd
rick, Holman Hctehtiss Hubbard Qewsl, Johnson pa
Juian, Kalba.teh, K.ioEs q KEENAN,, Ls", Ls1eai l
'on. odeIi' oseiI (oJ 9TH Fstierson Pendt,on Per
aSn.oS son. Ro.s Ro@soh hS. M sehsas a sccae
smiiber', spauldias, Starr Steele iN steele u; ~
wSsS tfo@i. s%'e c a. whss W Whs % waasd Ben Wood
SiI,~Msr.r. Alley A.ne. A:hey, Baldwin (M."l; BaI
ter Blow Boutwel. Boyd A. w. Csrt, Cobb DAyi. lS w.
aSn a.ly r5s ky SS'R k aIlpS'L
Marvin McBnde Mecia,s hGlIsr 5cYl' Morris sa ~ ~
! shannon. 1homss UpsOn, Nashburne III "ashbum
(dsssl wilde. WINDOW; wi.on, ard wooibhdse-.i1 =,
| The House then voted ON the new section that noth
ing in this act shall be construed to prevent the TAXA
on by States VI the capital stock OF the banks organ
zed under this act the same as the property OF other
moneyed corporations for State or municipal purposes
bat no state shah impose any tax upon such associa
ons or their capital circulation dividends or business
at higher ratio Of taxation than shall be imposed ny
such upon the same amount OF moneyeu capta Ia the
! hands Of Individual citizens OF such States.
Above was agreed TO- Yeas ~, Nays -, as follows
YEIs-Me.srs. J. c. Allen, W. J. Allen, Bailey. Baldwin
Alirh) BHs Brooks, BroInweI, Brown tWisl Brown tW
Val Chaner Csy Coz Crsyens. Da"son fden tldrdse
English Einek Gsnson Grder Grswod. Hail. liarFint on
iIarr. iMd) IIerck Holman Ho,ehkis., johnson pa,
johnson tol kalbh.seh h.0yg IN ! hernan ,. Law 70
" Mier (Pa) Gofr. (Ol Morrison Aino. Myer; sel.on'
Odel OSeil (O). 0nh, Pendeion, Pike, Pomeroy,
Pruyn Rsdford Randall (fal Randall Ky Rise Mel Rob
J) sirou.e s~est Trey, Van Nalhsnburs Ward Whaiey
SaYs~M,ssrs Alley, All,on Ame' Anderson, Ashley,
8ow, boyd A. W, clark cobb. Cole, bsvi, lN W Dixon
Donuely, Dnss.; Ectley Eliot tIsnt, 0eoeh' GlnI'a
e Hooper Hges,rd G% igP HsS'1d sssS.s
MARVIN ,% sssGbd MeBlide MeGuTs MoI Mo, a. ~ Lsonail
* M SehercE Shannon SIitsrs Spaulding, Stevens,
Thayer, Upson, Washbune Qil WashourDe tAss''h and
All the amendments Of the Committee OF the Whole
on the State Of the Union were concurred IN.
| Mr. SnvENs (Un. Pa offered substitute Tor the
blU. ~ being the same ~ ih' oilsiniH bi'i i''I 10
ception Of restoring the uniform rate OF seven per
cetum interest and leaving taxation with the National
| Goycrnment-withdrawing IL from the State Govern.
ments.
Mir. BROOKS Dcm.. ~ W said that Buffalo" was
j,yeniously put In the hin 10 enable the ew-iork
| Western banks to avoid redemption in Now YORK and
! Albany The bank circulation does not go West To
Buffalo but East-and hence redemption IN Buino
enables the banks longer keep out their circulation
Il Mr. SIEyENss substitute was rejected by Yeas ~
YEu-Me.srs. Alley. Allison. Ame', Ander.on Ashley
BALDWIN (Nass) Baxter Bcamsu, Blow, Boutwell,, Boyd,
Bfoomau a. w. CLARK, Cobb, Cole, Davis IN ~ pnon