New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

papers. II am guilty am uuSt 20 be q Represente
i've In this House. buf the guilt WIZ TAI upon fnose
who have assumed the charge.
The SFEAKER requested Mr. Blair 10 reduce DIS reso
Mr.. MoCLURe-I have papers now before me purs
porting to be written by my colleague ibialr y s.ans
which should be much pleased 10 lay Leioie sns III
mttee. Mr. McClYrg thyn addressed himself 70 Nc
Blair. and holding o1L Ia his hand paper, 10 sads
You viii not deny this signature"
nr. BLArR. in response, said; II viii not reply
nnv question from such m infamous scnundrri. -
TAe SPEAKER again checked the violation OF the rics
o. deoosum.
Mr.. JAMS c. ArlrN Dem. ny preferred to hsyes
Committee n examine into TIE charges and said there
vas no necessity for any further discussion On the sab
leet nj .hls time - r. $50 II \. - F.stf
: Mr. MCCLURE again asicd permission 10 serd ccrtsis
rgina documents to the Committee. srn sil ~ "a
nr. blair then presented HIS resolution 10 writing.
that Select Committee Of three members Of the Hoase
be appointed By the spsaser With power to send roe
S 9a n sssss ssa sae 'Ss
IT, OF said State Of violation o. he laws in tho msf.
ter of an alleged liquor speculation.
Ems resolution passed. o. teF being cmended W
Mr. Stevens Of Pennsylvania, so that the Co,alnites
iaay also Inquire into the ee1uncnesg or Iasfy of ths
Documents which Mr.. Mcclure had prcdne.t
The SPEAKER then eppainted the following seec1
COMMITTEES 10 inquire Into The chrrge; =. =,
aessTs Histy Um., csl), cisy (tn., Kentucfy) and
pSfJ,AwARE sly ASp nAarr An RAILROAD. ~
The House then. considered. during the taoyning
hour the bill dsslsTsg the Delaware Bay and karitan
Railroad 20 be postal ard military rortc. t
Mr. DAVE (Un., Nev-YorD supported the b'n on
tho grcand that the Corcrnmcrt rsl!red tho road foz
sach purposes snd argued " show tLat the principles
clned o. TIE opponents OF The measure were both un'
SAFE and unsolDd. .......ss.s.s. ~ ef 81 ..r ~
Mr. PERRY (Dem.. Ncw,JeIssy) opposed the bin, in:
ssiiag lal IL not Only onwarranted and nncafed
for bat was de-ogasory to loyal statr aad no. re-
quired by the necessities OF the Government. IL was
en infringement Of right, end Simply . wra street.
speculaticn. ..... ...... .. =. --es q loU
THE NATIONAL RAINING ACT.
The House next proceeded 10 the ecrsiderati oftht
special order being the bill amcndatory OF tho National
Bank act -.ffFfftl poo o. - =
Mr.. Hooper CUn., Missy explained that this bin
made such corrections as the experience and observe
tons OF the past year required and rendered the law
Sc perfect that tie Stase Banks may organize asder
instead Of cort!nuir: unacr tner Stato charters e
looked the sysleln ci State banks as having out
lived ts day ard being unequal to tho psessbt ex
geacies ana the GomaBds vheh this war Ia making on
Che country and It's financial and monetary systems
VIC had relied tia Stste banSs instead OF TIE Cow
ernsnt :sr currency, there would have been an In
faiion of paper which would have overwhelmed and
the Government. The illegal tenaeI
wrs tho only measure which con.d be adopted win
safety So far these National Banks had worked well.
expressed thr hope that gcntiepen would give then
support 10 this BILL which had been 20 carefully pre-
pared after consult alton with those most familiar with
the question Of the currency.
Withcni further action, the House, o. twenty min
ltes pest O'clock adjourned.