The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03

cid and stale oumniss on New Tugaud tsugh, b.
| leading men In reoslon He rciuted the falss
ch1rges on Massachusetts, for net doing or duty She
was prepared further to contribute her ici share o
blood and treasure In this She had the honor o.
shedding the rst blood IN q and was willing TO soed 20;
last drop. she had not dollar or mau that wsS NOT
consecrated 70 the salvation Of the country Tn wet o.
woe come poverty or riches, she will turn bark
/ on tue nag which floats over our heads.
Mr.. KELLEY, rep OF Pa wished it to be understood
the 18th came before the 18th Of April aud the
blood Of coored man from Pennsylvania that FIRST
Mr.; CmssEtL, (rcpl or Iowa advocated the bi deny.
Ing That was measure OF oppression to the West In
revision Of the tariff the good of all interests should DO
consulted They should all unite and forth IN the
tse States from which they come all beirg combined
for one great patriotic object, without regard
tions.
Mr. ELIJAH WARD opp Of NJ Y after abiding TO the
finances as affecting the present and future argued
the imposition OF tax or tariff was Of the utmost
importance II should be for and prohbiiory
lie Deprecated hasty and unconstitutional legislation on
the subject showing that constant tar fluctuations had
tendency 10 destroy trade and In this connection
red to the agitation concerning tax Of whskey on
The House a. half past four took recess Gil. halfpsss
seven ociock
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. FERNANDO WOOD, (opp) OF N. r. said tho Tariff bM
was an exceedingly crude and Improper measure The
Committee on Ways and Means should have sought the
aid Of competent merchants.
Mr.. MORRILL, said a larger number q gentlemen from
New York were consulted than from any other city
Mr.. WooD remarked that no had doubt gensle-
men had been hero to protect their interests He
would ask whether the committee had called TO thor ad
retired merchants who had dosrand cent ntercsts
Mr. MORRILL, replied that tho present bill based
upon that Of 1861 when merchants from all parts OF tho
country hithcr. Tho committee had no power to
summon any person to consul, npon the subject. The
only such had become necessary by tho
increase OF the internal revenue laws The bill was for
the purpose OF revenue.
Mr. wooD said the bill was open to the objection OF Mr.
Cox with the addition that IL omitted from duty every
article which euters iuto New England cotton manu-.
factures. They remained under the existing tariff
&c.
tered into the agricultural, mechanical and trad |
ing interests additionally taxed 1t stability
else They wanted 10 know what to depend It was
instability and imbecility which destroying this
Mr. srEyESs (rep} OF Pa, replied He said the bill was |
Designed for two things, viz to rae revenue and to
failed OF Its legitimate objects. We bound TO put
the people larger burthens intended to the
easier find fault than who easier
pull down Than build up, to say where the money |
was to come from. or acknowledge frankly that |
they did not want 1t to from any quarter because
they did not want to sustain tho government |
Let them tell he continued, how 70 do It, they find
fault with oystem OF legislation More than thirds
Of the money raised by the Internal Revenue bill Ia
from the manufacturers OF the country. and If their
interests not protected 1t win be impossible TO raise
so large Unless dyestuds and chemicals ad-
mted free how could enable these manufacturers TO
compete with foreign labor At this time when the hands
and hearts Of all should be united to put down the
rebellion, the man who would seek to array section 1
against section hope among slater
men. He would nOt rise to the distinction Of re-
spectacle demagogue.
The committee then rose.
COMPENSATION GuNDoAf
Tho House passed the senates bill 70 recompsnso the
was destroyed for the loss Of clothing.
BILLS REFERRED.
Various Senate bills taken from the Speakers ia
bic and referred to the appropriate committees.
The House passed che Senate bill authorizing honor
able discharge TO remen and coaheavers In tho naval
service, the same as granted TO seamon.
The House at halfpast nine O'Clock adjourned.