New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

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scientific man a9 t.s never relliee ole GENT ~ is
services.
IIt COS isCAuOE ACT.
Iie House res I.ed me consideration OF TO .c-lt
resolution OIL cr datosy ~ Gao Cd Ifscoti,n act
Ill WILSON u. ioFl) as pressed Alf anAe'H = ge'
vote to.mOi loW, Otl,i reports can De made t'l
the Conni.lec. aAti ts resolution out O TIC way
hir. Cox (Dcm.. O-i2J a.ld a. least oo<en genie
men ON She Dppost-o 'Dt eetlffc 70 rltah. +irl
should have M opportunity 20 DISCUSS tie measure
III SgryTs- q h.. pf.) reU Fked that he and others
would vote 8g.nst Tire resolution in its present form
without amendment ~ Wos Uorso than lie orislAtl
Sir. wilson ssid ifr.e gouN.uan ard lis friends
were determined 90 dei'si Ire resolution the respol-
billy WOpiQ resi- ON tein
Oiect OF Confscatiol entering irto ~ argument %
shov that while the Constitution 4ufhor1ti TO l,c To
Ron Of lie punissLent @, Treason ana Legislation
Eeainst the IL OF tie gr.lty aid tls fet-rc u O.
80 ID ala not Justify forfeiture beyond .e lie Of q
parry. lie was constra.i6a to believe thas w1a' -
.5incd TO be .u improved Interpretation OF .As - IT,
trtiOn, is but wandering rcio common afi-e ~ e
should govern risofiyo proceedings. I.w method
oi doing forbidden Ting did not help tic diomna
APPROPRIATIONS Fon NAVAL SERVICE.
Mr.. SiFys,s, irow he Committee Of Ways snd
Means reported bih making appropriations .or tic
laval service i0i Tie year ln0lnS With Jane, lco'.
lie bin was made ibe order % tho doy i,T Ihlrsd y.
COSrISCA1IOE AGAIN,
AIR BotFwRfi. in his argument, said ilo na'oHt
-, o1i ia tie G. Inug vii execute iugtics Wide '1ey
tt,lte mercy IL understood The resolution before
De Houfe 10 mate Il ,s dup Of toe Court u eoDlil
ter he penalties p eg,ee ~ ing sft9' Nv " !-ih
de limits Of ihe Constitution, the halaels OF Nhleh
savo COneIess tho pgaer 20 declare ne punishment
81 treason tele is fuil. complete and urilm!ted a4'
.borty but Sish the absolute prohibition iat 10 AZ
tsinder Of treason shah Work corupaon p, .oou; ne
was for sustaining cry measnre Whcn si proEoe Iof
sae forfeiture 81 tao .stees Oh peiSons cO1e'eo 81
treason Whether TIE Estates are Of goods OF o. lands
MI Excise LAW.
The House went into Com uitee Of the Whole On tho
stao Oh tie Ur.oa tho Di emendstoy o. the eteiss
law
sug the tar nog proposed o. spirs from ~ centsto 81
and argued tnot the tex should DO permanent n cIdef
fEExNpo WOOD Oe'n.. y. ". replied, sssulmIlIg
that when peace and harmony soal be restored, the
excise tax VIII cease. The amendment OF the gentleman
was based on the argument that tie vii b. Oi iOi .
duration. II the policy Of The Administration was 70
be carried out the gentleman might wei commerce
legislation for long wa- for II The Rebel Government
BAD control OF the acton Of ths Administration u could
moi better have aided the Rebel caCee than gentlemen
aere were now doing. lie opposed iAo amendment.
Mr. GRlNsELL OR. loyG) moved to tax spirits
O. 25 he said whisky ior drinking purposes was vi.
s,ggs ana ,om ooo sSoSid oppo;o he he
ncrease for It had been said TIC grogsbops arc the
nurseries Of Democracy the verdict Of the people was
sTonoses 10 give freedom TO the country by pusting
down the Rebellion by reducing the consumption of The
ssmnabe stuff. and keeping II ewss Ron the army
He believed the var would sooner be brought to close
MI CaANLIB Diem, ". ~ SAD thtt "Len the gen
sleoap expressed bis desire for sober army no perhaps
sIluded to Charlottesville. The history OF General.
Intoxicated 10 curse to the county ianatcsm "o9ld
deprive The poor Of eimple necessity Oi ne ht
briefly argued against tho imposition o. heavier
burdens. s,s 40. -
M kelly Up. Pa said II tie Rebels did not ~
c<iys encouragement from gentlemen on ths moor,
-soud before one gear ornsi out The Rebellion. lie de
.ied as had besu remarked, that gsnnt want az.
oyerty stalk streets, and asserted tnat our COUNT
never enjoyed greater prosperity than now. pc lol
nne years had presided over Court having of4Hhna
xnrsdieto1 and II IL had not been for the corner gro
~eriee-te school houses Of modern Democreey-iub ia
Sndical duties would have been reduced eight Or MIS-
Nj CHAsIen asked whether tic gentleman was mol
sIscted BY Democrats.
Mr. KELLY replied that he, being TOO pure iof mon 5
s,es The DeoOeretd refn,od % tnho him up bns toe
yeg,,s lll and eisete5 bD ~ Ioss Fllch 10 esnsi