Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

| Il -1a1tD H4AOBR NOMEAHI~
moment We know Sorr;gD ;T,nort.,ioD.
under the tariff are ucurir9 into tbis co,,n-
Try to such an extent that our exports have
no prQPornen 10 our imports, that the couu-
Try Is drained OF ell its gold and silver the
moment II comes in With all the zrain
and provisions We have, We have been inn
/ porting wheat from Europe into this coun-
Try for the Eubsistsnee of our people. Some
thing is therefore wrong ahoufit.and 1 don't
iake "a. see rthisz question speken Of as a
sectional question. You are endeav-
crinf 70 heWa cat ehsnnel by which
you can transport your gross materials 10 a
market / amteld corn has been burned for
IRE wood and sold for l0e per b1shel You
are endeavofingto make channels for trans
porting 70 market That policy has been
tried long enough. Il is utterly absurd.
The Northwest viii, never prosper under
sneh state Of things Something is need
ed. know il il said the Eastern msuufae-
turers grow rich out Of their Investments.
hope they do, though don't know it. I
hope TIE Northwest viii coon learn to do
ne BAme.79 zasfsI q .issr.r.t trs.-a
Mr.. Wade continued his femarks. advo-
eating pfotectioE, and concluded with the
hope that the tariff bill would be sent TO the
Finanes COMMITTEES and immediately re-
ported 70 the Senate.
The question was then taken on amend
ing Fessenden's motion, as proposed by Mr..
Grimes TO instruct the COMMITTEES on Fl
nance to report on the second Monday in
December.
The yeas and nays wers demanded and
recorded via the 6llOwfng result:
. YEAs-BrOwns Davis. DoolittIe, Foster,
Crimes Guthrie, Harris, Henderson, Hen
bricks, johnson, Kirkwood, Lane, Morgan,
Nesmith, Norton, Pomeroy, Riddle, sauIs-
hnrJs sun1nsr, frumbuh, Wiley, Williams,
Wiison-23.
> EArsAAnthony, Chandler. Clark, Con-
ness, cowan, Cragio, Edmunds, Fessendsn,
Howard, Howe, Poland, Ramsay, Sherman,
Sprsgue, Stewart, Van Winkle, Wade-I7.
ABsEST--BGekalew, CressWell. Dixon, Nc
Dougal, Morrill,, Nye. Wright, Ystes-S.
The motion of Mr.. FESSENDEN As
mended was then amended and the bill was
referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance, with
instructions 70 report on the second Monday
in December : -=
Mr.. P0MERoY reported, with amend
ment, a bill to revive and continue in force
the provisions of an act granting public
lands in alternate sections in the State Of
Missippi to aid in the construction of rail-
roads in said State. and for other purposes,
approved August l1th, 1856.
Mr.. WADE reported the bib to
petit jurors in the Territory Of Utah, and for
other purposes, with amendments It pro-
Vided in these amendments that in cases
in which the United States is a party, the
United States shall have the same right As
any other party 10 challenge jurors that
there shall be ns militia officer above the
grade Of Major General, sRd that all mil
tia officers must &c appointed by the Gov
ernor that any officer authOrizsd to solem-
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Of from one TO i've hundred dollars for will
fully marrying parties either Of whom are
disqualified toenser into the marriage con-
tract; that some thirty or forty territorial
laws. and all others which interfere with
he disposal Of public lands Of the United
stateA are annulied; that a registry of
marriages, births and deaths shall be kept.
1pen TO the inspection Of all persons; and
hat returns Of the property Of the Mormon
Church shall be duly made in the various
particulars named. Other provisions are
made looking to the reduction Of this spirit
1al hierarchy 70 the ordinarY status Of q
territory Of the United States
Mr.. WILSON introduced Joint resolu-
lion 10 place, At the disposal Of the suthori-
lies Of Portland, Maine, tsnts and hospital
urniture and clothing for the use of the
families rendered houseless by the late fire,
Y hieh was passed. a9f =
Mr.. ANTHONY, from the Committee on
Printing, reported a resolution to print
$1,000 copies Of the minority report Of the
Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr.. SUMNER moved that the resolution
of Mr.. Trumbnll declaring that the Senate
On receiving the report did not commit
self to an endorsement Of the right of
minority to make a report, &C, be printed
with the minority report.
Mr.. Summers motion prevailed and the
Of Mr.. Anthony was adopted.
Mr.. BROWN introduced bill TO author ze
he construction of a submerged tubular
bridge across the Mississippi as St. Louis,
which was referred to the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads.
Mr.. HOWE called up the Niagara Ship
Canal bill and ii was taken up.
kraR0WE moved to amend the 2Ist Sec
don 1feduiring that the company shall
rave expended &9,9Oe, ,00e, instesd Of $780,
100, before receiving 5000, 600 in bonds from
he Secretary Of the Treasury, which was
ldopted.
Mr.. HOWE moved 10 amend BY striking
nut the following provisionssIn regard TO the
stes Of tell which shall not exceed the rates
4 toll or charge imposed on vessels and
'rcpe.ty passing through the Welland
ANAL in Canada West in 1854, which was
.doPted. .- $3.50.
Mr.. HOWE moved an Amendment that
o per cent. Of all tolls, instead Of 10 per
ent. as,in the bill, shall be paid into the
treasury toward The payment OF loans from
be Government, which was adopted.
Mr.. MORGAN moved to postpone the
ill Until the second Tuesday IN December
nd spoke In favor OF his motion, which wss
urther discussed in the affirmative by
dessrs FESSENDEN and SHERMAN and
q the negative by Messrs-7 HOWE and
TOWARD.
Without disposing Of the bill, the Senate
rent into Executive session and soon after
djourned. -,i.