The New York herald., 1866-04-17

AZ PFd90N CANPS
Mr. FinSswoRrr offered q resolution which was
adopted instructIg tho CommNteo the Judiciary to
inquire whether'any snd what action is necessary CON
nscae the to TO iards that purchased by tho late
confederate Sctes sni used for prison camps and other
purposes.
rssoSAL xrplASAr1oss
Mr. WHksEy. rsp.l OF W. Va rose to make 4 personal
eSpanaucn IN reference 10 an article In the Cincinnati
Oaity Gdzene making run or him and describing him as
= rathof ignornt mar who had been badly 'sodH In
the House some weeks ago by the Latin phrase set ar
occurring frequently IN the accounts OF tho Comms-
slones OF Agriculture, some one suggesting that Mr.
Whaley Ws2 responsible for the appointment of this
very expensive "Mr Et-a, 4" an imputaton which Mr.
Wtaiey at the time ignorantly repudiatcd Tho cor
respondent described the ncident and II was 10 his
description OF il ,nat Mr.. whaicy objected unknd
and uneenerous- n was too common thing, he
thoutd, for reporters 10 SANDER members.
MT ROGERS rose 10 make personal explanation in re-
erence 10 paragraph which appeared Ia the New York
7iaes Of Friday hest refecting on Mr. Conkng in con.
whca he bad been instrumental In defeating he him
self had thought of introducing IL again In order tn
revive the oomtee but he had judged II better TO ct
u come from cre OF the members OF the majority side or
tne House, snu the Speaker, whom he had consulted,
hSd agreed with him on the prorrlety OF having Mr.
Conking ofer tho bill iIanghter.) Ho convinced
That the country should have kind Of a bankrupt
Dill, and 80 vas Mr. Conkng II mere matt r OF
courtesy 70 Mr. Jenokes that the bill was inroducednot
70 take away any OF the prestige or the gentleman from
Rhode lslend
The SPEAKER explained that en- the rcjecticn OF the
Bankrupt Dill he had Informed tho gentleman from Now
York, tsr Conklng,, and some other gentlemen as IL
was hisuuty TO do in reference TO parliamentary ques
lions, That the special committee Bankrupt law
bc revived by tho PRODUCTION of new bill and It's r..
ference to that committee.
Mr. CosKtIsa, tep), orN Y Expressed his obligation
to the gentleman from Now Jersey for max ing tho ex
PLANTATION He had done an act OF personal courtesy md
justice which from political opponent was alwars
refreshing relief irom the monotony Of party spirit
TO Of refreshing matter come from the re-
publican side % the House.
Mr. CosKLiwi proceeded. He had satisfied bSmself
that the malicious somewhat venornons parsgrsuh
which had been read was not photographed TO the New
Washington correspondents of that paper From n org
scqua with one of those gentlemen ne shoul5
have been very much surprised II he had made use OF
of ersona courtesy defame any n,mber of
the House.
Mr. JEscRs stated his belief that the fact wao as had
been stated by both gentlemen from New Jers,y and
Now York The bill bad toen rejntrodnced while bs
absent from his seat but Immediately upon his re-
turn the eeptlewan mr. Conll,nol exnaireo ,he roe
son OF his action and rcccvci his M Isnc,asN hut
therefor He had no connection wbateyer Win ,b.
originator or publication OF the pnrnoraph
Mr. RAvMlyn fronl or " " .ad he ros.. r.;,,, .- A..
make dIsctnmers nor aann,sslops No s,rniv rnsa =,
conseaueroe or The someyhst nacuar I.np.ygo h,h
his COLLEAGUE Mr. ConkIlny had secn A 70 .nni ~ ~
parngrapb in oueston This was The Ar, t,,pa H. Nv
Wort, Tin,., ad hcen Az. ,y, i,,a nj. cS.,. ny,
had understood that nsrSnruh 10 have anneared IN oa,
papers His colIengne bsd nconi,feJ ,vo =,
ali for thai n,ragr,nb. mt ,she,h 'a
would be Obliged 10 him for his volunarv ssa,,l va
theie concern ne ala no, Lno,y h,, ,,sy ~, ne,a.
might have intended tsron, ,o,r. ,,a.ar,,, =. 49,.
u,annerr and en,nlas,s .n thro, a.. prs,y,,,, a %
h., M pan.ann a ~ ~ % w" .n'po,p'y o s on
when his eoIrengue sbo,Id no ,,ore I., ~,
a, cit on thar noirt n. Isr poyr,o,,,n s.,ib 10 -,
ps 10 rire h,m eS an sn,1ee ~ ,. moea :" n,inh,
r sn,irc A
az CsrKrtxc s,s N his colIeayua ,h,,,,h, ,,.,.
az an ythny i'm the ov1lenrc rlr ,n,san,,ai ., o,ir
ssc befors the House calling on him ,o adn,ll or as
rlsim hayin telegrapied or Inspired bel on one OF IN.
coleaguce thai wa QUESTION for nm Ms rsna,,ea
that he mad resons to se,sTe tia, ne,b.r "s s nrs
nary cor,,.nonds ~ az ths 1,us, -, ,ha, -. ~ , 80 W
Mr. R,yxnSn s,,a he oid no. seei d,snns.d -, a.
or admit an vt,irg M, tho e,rongh ~ sush -, -
bIs raiin,crs h,a oo o 81 ~ =, % ~ s'In "a 'i spla A.
desk tbal IL wa from the Ssx Yopx Uys,,o
about the matter WAS that Ln Was Informed inncda,nlv
ing tho hin he lad reintrod ,ced n IN ,..s.Iv ~,
terms He presumed he repeated The fact 10 seys>l
pe,ple He did rst rom. rster xbe..r bo ..c r.,a,J
The f, 70 any p@w.usner "' y's sa @
had any feeling against hs oolcagoe in this o, spv oir
matter and hal never erprsrsod any by corrspoonc.
or In conversation.
Mr. CosKLfxa deslred to mako enc very emoba,ic dis
cainer that was that hs he'd appeal Iatever
~ hs colleague II his coinague felt called upop 20 eav
anything on the subject Il was IN conssauenee OF a
prompting other than any glggestion OF hs Tho bill
which he had introduced was to him by gentle
men from Ne. Jersey, and he had oven without look
ing at Il. sent o the Clerks desk with the simple
motive Of having IL referred tho Select Committee on
the Bankrupt Law, and thus reyiving that committee
Every gentleman know tho snimus Of the paragraph.
IL was sccuston thai the person referred u rad
been paltering tere in double sense; that he had
been defeating bill far az IL Ia his power 10 do
and then ntroducing IL and claiming /, az his own
he therefore repeated that extraordinary
mont AMI yenemous one and ho would stan by what
no aid II other, sere coussDt 10 leave /, tiero no
vss quite cOu,cut
Mr RaYMoSD sail he not quite conten, 20 leave
ust there. He begged now % say he had said be-
Ore that he was In responsble for thai para
yraph, except possibly by Conversation with others he
night have made himself responsible FOR the fact stated
,,he fact that bis colleague having opposed the bin
md contributed 10 its defeat immediately
ein,rodfced the sane bill That was fact;
md, In the abscnce OF any explanation hs
would take leave 70 say thai the circumstance
ave rise 10 construction WHICH might or might
lot be venomous hut certainly not complimentary
Ie (Mr Raym0ndl put such construction on ~ bot
r would take the liberty say that others did Tho eT
ans'ion given sa3isfactOry, he sypposod all II
vas to the gentleman who The ackuowadged author
4 tho bill With that explanation The matter was clear
nough; without u, b. submitted. was not clear
nnugh.
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sssrons of the Legislature oil tho q. New York