The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18
YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1st

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ssersssry = he treasury shall s. authorized . Islisvs
New York were bali million N sosd. So from day %
s.:s q IS merchants 70. oSssislss J. d'niaisS i
wa for this reason that shs Committee on
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entire s!A amount q gold o. hand, had prepared
nom time 70 time Is shs surplus viii slow, 70 sell sod
70 meet tho legitimate and constant demands imposed by
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ssyond ne wants Of The government eight o. Ten MIL
M Bsooxs, lopp) Of h. T. said-shas Ne resolution
y great Importance, snd snesld sos 30 Susrsdiy
passed The Secretary q The ssasusy eonlso Of al
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reported to-day ana cdusidered 70 movvew.
Objections " tAs made from the 0ppoeition eide.
j raANs 70 Nm N InsurnD ynzzaANs
MI IARxswo.aa, trspslof H., introduced the follow.
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the resolutions were unanimeusly passsd without de-
mn INTERNAL ArxUH nll--mn wnsHKy TAX
The ssna!s's amendments V Ne Internal Revenue BIN
me House, By voss q uussyour against forty three
laid on hs table tho notiea % rscoasIdcv The vote By
which the House disagreed % the sliding scale spiits
Tho House yestesday agreed 10 strike the twenty
cents additional tax on er.ted pIls, and also The
proposed saz On spsIss on hand 70. sale.
sliding scas on foreign spivIss ssA'nng the additional
Win these exceptions al me osnsr smsuddhss q shs
Tho House has asked for sosssreucs committee on
the amendmeutR disagreed 70.
NAgGACHUeEFT0 CONYEgYRD UHCs1Ou
r,a ~, D.ws Srsp Of Ma.s: from the Committee on
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the Third Congressional district Of Massachusetts,, and
that Alexander H Rice 10 entitled 70 the SCAT
The resolutions were ordered 10 be printed.
4 BuSRAU or yRIEpNKr's AFIARs.
The house resumed the consideration Of The bill %
establish bureau Of freedmeu's afflvs.
sonaiiiy and humanity. stated that he would nos sup
fishing eleemosynary system for the blacks BY shs
federal government and making The government PLAN
humanity was adherence 70 the constitution. We are
invoked 70 look the fact 10 the face that millions more Of
Is w are un
hs humanity Of New England, fattoning upon western
conflict win DO between black and white And longer
slave; system Of miscegcnation, which s but
another name for amaIgamation, ana which 10 Oeiug
no doubt we shall soon have bureau Tho Northern
democracy are not responsible for his extirpaton While
slavery may Re crushed Oh Is tho war goes Sas 50 viii
the slave II slavery had 70 die, good men would have
bean BY the enforced action Of the states not BY the
rough usages o. war Or the bare usurpation Of power
For this condition Of the slave the dominant party 10
sponsble 10 striking At slavery they have struck
that liberty Of which the Northern democracy the
champions They have marred the perfection and perled
the endurance of political fabric. For this they
answer next fall No Of prosavery democracy
The issue win be the old order with democracy to ad
mir ntinuoA dnopo
guido ushe old Union, with much local sovereignty
and constitutional and personal freedom may be saved
power or abolition military unity territory with
trinity Of debt. tyranny ana fanasicsm:
listened % he ssnsis%sns speech with attention ios
no heard ssvorai times before. They should not,
ssnsman again rehssrss bis speech judging BY The
recon. elections 70 Ohio and parcu.riy 10 ths gentle
Ei i:'; =: s ss. ::S: s;s n:
He pr. wsahburne) desired ,ne House % hear
called "The Buckeye Abroad" as TO what he cav at
Rome and while he was rambling among the glded cor
rsvsS.S The ear and Is. ncsuss which Inflated The
The author says"Soon there arose In the cham
Be, h1 :h0ssis thing mould :. Ssrs
the most graceful manner The priest referred 70 was
an Abyssinian" What sommsntaryY Mr.. washSarne
said this is OF African preiudices. daughter
The head Of the great Catholic Church. surrounded by tho
ripe scholars OF the age from all parts Of the world he
M
the eoquencs Of sbs despsed Negro and thereby the
language Of the author, Illustrating to the world
| race daughter Mr. washburne further read from
Mr. Coys book, making comments as he proceeded and
.sSmon Of The CITIZEN Of African descent. . Sssa,us
psted, distributed at the door OF tho cathedral
Mr. Co. wished 70 reply, but an opportunity was not
| THANKS TO cFNEaAL THOMAS AND mm ARMY.
The House took the senate joint resolution q thanhs
men sndsr his command o. tho battle Of Chiekamanga
Mr. GAarKln; trep;) O. Ohio, moved 70 include The
Mr.. FAHxsweRuH thought that thanks 10 that officer
/ ought TO DO provided for IN separate resolution:
como . cheap thing. 1hs time when the thanks OF
Congress were bestowed only for great Deeds and then
not only TO chiefs bus 70 subordna,es and no one In
qured whether In thanking one man somebody else was
that he had noe seen a. 20 n.erposs any Objection Now,
however, when Il came 80 close TO his own history no
could not permit such resous,on 20 60 nrSos1
BY singing out asubordinatc In battle and give TO him
che thanks Of Congress without saying word about INC
principal not only 10 tho battle OF Chickamauga but m
series Of important campaigns. somc had said that
Congress had already voted thanks TO General Rosecrans
He was ready 70 meet with denial any man Who nigh.
say that General Rosecrans NOT entitled 70 thanks for
OF the press ; TO treat the battle ~ q defea.
II that was q. defeat We might welcome all
feas the rebel armies would destroyed and the
great campaigns terminated. Tho object of the move
ment was 70 uFivo tne enemy Deyohu
Tennessee river and lay tho for future operations
Tho Army OF she Cumberland met and repuscd the re-
bells, and gained tho key Of The Cumberland Mountains
and held u. there had been greater against
such odds since the began he had heard Of u.
Our army that day not than forty thousand
met not less than seventy Ave thousand OF the enemy
who threw the weight Of their mighty forces upon
and In the afternoon not more than Thousand
Of troops met hst mighty host and Al the last charge
the rebels driven from border The history OF
,hs country would cell THAI Rosecraps che battles
In Western Virginia a. tho commencement Of the war
but another had carried away the honors. Mr. Garfield
rapidly traced the military operations Of Gen kosecrans
at Bowling Green Murfree boro and AZ other points, and
said At Chattanooga he had numbers superior 70 the
l>enemy, whilo at ChckamauGa the rebels outnum
| bered He would honor General Thomis, bu,
| General Thomas would not desire 20 be promoted
| ~ the expense OF General Rosecrans Genera
Thomas name deserved 70 be written In letters Of gold
before he parted with General Thomas the latter said e
| him, IN the most solemn manner after the battle o
Chickamaugua, Thy all means prevent the removal OF
Roseorans rom the command Of tho army" Thus, said
| CaYdeld. Won would burden General Thomas with