The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-15

virtue 10 Justify Congress in making the appropriation.
He believed that II had and therefore, should vote for
great industrial interests OF the country aud that us
results would be beneficial 10 the nation aud the bet
promoter Of peace between America and Europe. FOR
the last five six years England aud all cont nehai
Europe except Russia had predicted, IA view of the IN
monse numbers OF men taken from the Geld and Work
shops OIL armies that the industrial pursuits ~ the
country would all lang lHb that the hammer would No
longer sound on the anvil that tho shuttle would no
longer fly within ts loom, that steam and ~aior would
longer reyove the wheels Of factories, that iho
plough would rot In the iurrow, and tho scylho
and sickle would hang upon tho .s0e o .sn
fore raised grain enough 10 feed the people
Of Europe from the Queen upon tho throne 70 tho
mp brrs and thtles and that famine would follow the
footsteps OF armies He wanted to show the people
OF Europe how these predictions had been fasined.
Even now they asionished at the failure OF their
predictions They bad seen two millions Of men goiDg
from farm and shop TO shoulder muskets and they had
seen our little navy, HAT might have hid itself In the
smallest harbtr OF the Atlantic coast sprnglng NJ In
the most magnhcen fleet that threw It's banner 20
the breeze, they had thce soldiers aud seamen
better paid, better fed and better clothed than the
soldiers and seamen Of any nation on tho earth.
while, during this exhnusting process the In
iustral interests Of the country had gone on,
the looms OF the country had been quadrnpei
great prrcs OF the West had produced aud
and pork and beef than any prior to the
They had seen all this and they had seen that great
people could live without emperor or "A king thnt
republican form OF government based upon intelligence,
progressive and ndostructlble, and that the
national rag was now no1tlng IN Uiuuph ana
protecting four millions OF men from whom tho
shsckles had been broken. Speaking Of tho effect OF
passing the bill no said that hundred sheep would DO
sent to the Exposition from his own state that would be
purchased to improve the finest nocks OF spain, France
and Germany that tho American plow and aae and
shovel and hoe and spade would again bar
on the palm; that the Western reaper with ia modern
improvements, would again excite the envy, admiration
and wonder OF all Europe and that our machinery with
tho improvements made during the war would convince
Europe that not only great Ia but that W.
sin greater in tho arts q peace The appropra
ton commended Itself To his Judgement and ho should
take the responsibility Of voting for Il.
Mr. E,YxOsD, Qepl OF n Y, said that as member
Of tho Committee OF Foreign Affairs, he thought " mol
inappropriate TO reply briefly % the objections OF the
gentleman from Illinois (Mr WaShburnol, although no
was somewhat embarrassed in dong 80, for II VI"
very much like taking MP arms against a
sea OF words Mr.. Raymond proceeded 20 AMI
madyert very severely upon the means whereby
Mr. washburne sought 10 obt. in a reputation for eoono
reference 70 Mr. banks Mr. Raymond raid the gentle
man gave " this morning graphic description OF what
comm .s-ioner lie breakfast here, dine
their, sup somewhere else, and visit all The pIa -
OF note and distinction. He gave us his description
evidently W'h the VIZ" not Only o astonishing US b"t
Of aston sh oil congreg,tod Europe with his accom-
plshhells uust 'Hai ne WI 20 oi'N !" 'Hl, an
present his'' n te ges,ea caempaf ana model that
the American public for sevenyG'r years hss pro
duced 'enipt" 10 say that u he WI go
thsre aTrayea no fnIi pauoBIy Of his c!o.
quence, and 81 rg the American dag around
linn, and suoh speech lac made
today III wi asfaBian huror" a.
rope ha- q aston shed before. ! do not .nos
that II h. fa,rf !: nm 20 volunteer Hot IN that par
ucul0r line vii and scientific com'nsionrr who
do much iustcc 10 HE Ide, conception OF lo
duties of such cOmnIii a. LlEsell. daughter.
Mr. RArscNo, IN referring ~ siggcsloa made ~
Mr. Grinnel In regard 70 refncnK shs number 81 com
issdoncrs explained that the range 81 industrial cur
suits han been classified into ten cs,.s ard no person
could no e'p ced 70 attend - mere tLan one 81 these
had been ns1lted by France Nr RAYMOND denied
that ihcrc was any foundation Tor Toe .eaef.
ton mis- nation The baDlt
Of submitting insult from any nation, small
Different policies had been pursued by European nations
which We had considered inInicsl our interests hut
not one nation had any poiut great
insult the flag of the United States
land And the time was far distant when any one OF
them would venture % do IT, We bad lad difficulties
with France and England, aud our complaints
were on ne against them. We bad summoned them To
s In progress Nations did not settle AcoaniS "A
hurry.
not been waiver Of the demand Ho understood the
gentleman from Massachusetts mr. Banks 10 that
battles we're 10 DO fought in future with 0rainA
Mr. RArsOSDNo, sir. that controversy N still gong
The action of France IN planting troops In Mexico
and In placing an Austrian prince ON AN imperial throne
10 Mexico has not passed unehaiengei and venture 10
say that when the whole correspondence that subject
recent well remote, shall come be
fore the American people member viii b.
the government has taken that subject
II our reasonable and Just demands arr not eompu d
With, this nation knows very .ell hO& IN enforce
pliAnoe With all lus demands without res0rting 10 NJ
paltry subterfuge refusing N be present At The er
Raymond expressed his oonhdence that the bill could
not fall because Congress the representative "
labor, ana IL dared prove Tecrrant b lis trust
Mr. RiCK ifrpl OF Mas. declared hts Intention TO vote
for the JOINT resolution because he believed that II void
be an economical investment 10 behalf Of tho labor the
industry And tho arts OF this country, aud because
he beloved the exposition would bs great peace.
making convention between all tho nations % tho
earth He defended the So Rotary of the Navy from
the inputaiIon OF unfrendlin N tbo proposition
and agree that The Amendment requesting the President
Of the United suaioa insiead Of tie secrc'ay Of the
AaV aaaf
was proper amendment
Mr. SotluLI, pepl Of VI, - chairman Of the Com
with the SroroLry 81 tha Navy. that the alteration ~
national vessels and the employment 10 them Toe lbn
purpose would cogi three hundred thousand dollar
M Ron, rspb o. Mas, replied that " Tho eest %
his judi msnt such SUN would be- required Ne c0f
daily approyed Of ,he yss.s.s hsang iarn'shea no
them lie hoped Congress N0aid fcques, The Pr-ldsut
70 furash them and tha, BE- wouh comply With tbs,
guest aud that such contribution u American skll
and iniuStry sOab 10 70 Pare would be credit
70 NE American rniSs, and A. would esniis Tho sdHa
ton % mankind
The cosrnt,so ro.e 10 clos. g.nsr. dshsi. and th-
HoeS. having ofder- Il u close oss inmate The CON
mIttse resumed ~ sr~Aion.
Mr. BIAsS tgepj Of Ne, asked -beihsr the sppfopri-
s,ion OF 500 600 made on the ost rsston vas 10 b.
paid 10 eursncy o. gold.
ey Of the coaniry
xr CosEuss, G,pl q " T., moved an amendment
providing thai tue poroi o. ssrves Of ths prsc.T-
agent 81 n. exhibition 10 The United siAiss...y, t-o
tbousand doll4rs -shoaid Bol exceed ysaF.
M BAps-I have no objection 70 that.
Mr. HarDivg, rcpl u H., moved " snrnd the
amendment by making " three moniha He esumatef
high A. any one the gh rosition which the county
should maintain m The estimation Of ne sohi BIT
when he heard the grntlcuAnH lhr bsnEsJ brilliant
nsf,sry YESTERDAY be thought Of Areass, rhS bad
teen nshung for lls country thirty years And sho has
been srecut,d at ths bohest u tls great man Al
the head % the Frrpch nation, The sshtemAh
bad described him Ito thought q Afissga cfecaisi a.
a prisoner y war IN cold blood and y nc iNsh1 taou
sand other hcrcan patriots eTocged 10 ne sane MAJ
BY this great man, this model tmpcfur IL aEfsfd
With bis colleague fvf. Nsshtarr~L VI su1ld s3nf a.
hagrags wagons soldier sulffnF On filcss 70 -
laughed Al by representative " zoo fpgnl ialss N
Fufop~ lie would much prefer - or sYi1iHfs IN
line u battle Ia and around hefIc1
NJ Bases opposed the Amendm ~ W ssid ihn -
fore he took any part in ths oonfffa0n ~ uis qn~a
uon he applied " The lsafng flrsh = We HplDW -
heric0 IN this CITY ana AoN fofA 100 hlfr ophona A.
70 eject On ths replhc ~ hrfon an1 ~ iFei 20
every ibstAsce unqualified ahsssr tat 49, fof ibsH
Interest ~ q va for oar ihsi sfofunsut shgaif