The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WAsmSGroS, Jan. IL, 1868
WITHDRAWAL OF GOODS WAREHOUSES;
Mr. HOOPER, trep) OF MASS, from Vie Committee Of
Ways and Means reported bill extending the time for
the withdrawal Of goods from public and private bonded
warehouses, and It was passed.
The following is the bill
SECTION That and after the passage Of this act until
the frs, day Of April 1856 goods wares merchandise
which the duties are unpaid may be whdya for eoqsump
on and the S n on .s Of s y au r o
private bonded warehouse and after the r day OF April
xssssss.s under day q Arsi e
VI osns ON Of the duties and
ehnSscs . which, they may .usss. Tim. Of
aae OF the original Importation and until The expiration Of
disc ~ bond as Aforesaid may ne @6drawn for
ton payment Of the duties assessed the original en,
amount OF such assessed duties charges.
prevent expectation OF bonded goods and
merchandise from warehouse within three years from he
from the port into which they were originally imported
any other porsor ports purpose % erporaon and
part. Of acts ,Yeonsseo with the provisions of
AHSrxArios ov coUsnrs on VIRGINIA TO wer VIRGINIA
Mr.. LAWRENCE, trep) of Ohio, from the Committee on
the Judiciary made report accompanied By bill, Civ
ing the consent of Congress To the transfer of Berkeley
and Jefferson counties from Virginia to West virginia
raE TAX Of cAnmAcga
On motion Of Mr.. ROLLINS trepl OF N w., resolution
adopted ihstrlcting the Committee Of Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency Of repeating 10
mSh OF thr Internal Revenue law imposes q tax
carriages valued at less than one hundred dollars
yr BRAspxGgg trepI OF Conn. offered the soowin
resolution which referred 70 the comrniitce For
egn AGars:--
states, and the language or President Monroe. In his
Message Of Deccuhsr lsS we hereby declare that we
ss.esl aANFecs.a sam Mitae "a $40 -~s-~@--- - 80
rHK TAX ON rArxn AND RsuG,ous ROCKS
On motion Of Mr.. WAN, trsp.i OF n H.. tue Commit.
toe Of WAYS and Means instructed 10 inquire into
the expcdency OF repeating the internal revenue TAX on
pepper aud all. Bibles reetsments and other religious
works and school books used in colleges aud academies
HoRsE FACING.
resolution was aso adopted nsructins inquiry into
he expedepcy Of taxing all horse races by requiring I'VE
per ccptum Of the gross receipts,
Tux MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT oF wAaHisefos
On motion Of Mr.. RAYMOND, tropl OF y y, u was
Resolved, Tst the cono,iltee for the District o. colsn
Sisnry OF comml,.ing 10 commission appointed by IL.
PRESIDENT BY With he sdvlce nod e,s.c;i ,hs senate
sps Of the city Wash relate 70 Tho police NE
srsss. and Other matters saecns health. safety
ors and convenience Of tho menbas OF the
Mr. DAVE trcpl ofN y, offered similar resolution,
which was also agreed "a.
cAt1. FoR DOCUMENTS ssuEo ~ tss rs"s~"Nh ""F~s-
on MOTION Of Mr. RsrvoSD, IL WAS
oass.n ~ ,ns "ermrd by him ,ecoe ps,bie With he pbc
Interest. 70 communicate To this House copies Of AL mes.
Provisional Governors ~ sny states that may have been pro
claimed At any time 20 ~ ~ r., , ~ az isgli'r
held states under III. authority q, The call Of sad
o. such aod Leg a,u,es .ogr,her wih The aas
be when e,eoted together with such other informs ton
cernng the public action d spch ss'-, tending 20 brow
soa asa 70 ,aoanca,s r,sher eope. q proes-o.
.'a Sc, by s r,;sn or hts S nv s
secretary Of Stale and the papers accompanying 'be
rscu.ssp coars~aI.os Fos xEnhn.- cososF-.
Mr. JoHssoS, tdem Of Pa. offered resolution that the
Committee on Appropriations he nstruci ed To bring IN
bill ,ng compen alton Of members o. Ccngrps'
and government employees in this city Ia proportion 10
a the time the same fixed also the increased cost
OF living other cities Of the tnon. Nc demanded the
ON motion % Mr. wl-ssrHSs (rcp) or M the rc.ol,
tisn lsd upon the liable yeas "a. nays - nj
lows -Messf.. johnson, Jones, Le Biond Nfhois"n
ws~sgr Trou rw rRrsIpsyr cas,su,uos
totORaso
message received from The President OF 80"
United sates cnclosing letter from Mesrs Evans ard
Chance senator elect from Colombo together with &C.
complaining document, on the Subject Of the otEaniE'
sxeso scrfnAsE rux Drsr'cr os colcsm.
ne Houe resumed tbs consideration Of the b' 90 ss'
tend suffrage the ~ the District II Coiufna,
by striking from all laws and ordinances me Word
not opposed extending the elective franchise ia t.
District 81 Columbia but he remembered that N 1850
the nnnibrf Of roior"i .rons ~ thi, Wstcl N'r v.I
teen thonsod and IN isS2 after The passage o. ihe
enanoipatfM act refugees came htber from Virgins
Mary land until nearly thirty i've thousand were n-
corporaied with the community. This accession wss
from Tho aeld and pausai generally vino hsd known
little nothing Of civilization cscepiinR The lssh ~ hs
maser He theref,se submitted whether n w,r gensr.
Gus wisa and expccien that such large number %
such new residents should possrs the ght OF unqnahe
suffrage In hs honest Judgment ID would b. Improper
foht lipel
Inspired this class He believed the biack man Wa
entitled 10 citizenship and thsrefoe entitled 70 pros.r
ton aud ght 20 extend the shield ~ tho govern
euf over him the proudcsl rranfee OF the land
But citizenship one thing aud lhe right q suffrage
another Under MI cir uu,sances he vss unwilling thai
unrestricted outrage should b. given 10 The black man,
a. proposed ny the pending hiii
NJ caAsL,r dem ~ y ~ esp,r.sss ~. vs ~
prnepie must hereafter exclude all the usgr" rnce
throughout the united states This v White mans
GOVERN rnen and the aenpt o Congress 10 flse
rople OF the Dtsirt 81 Columbia contrary % ths
cons uton the United stsies aud the spui ~ VI"
| Declaration Of Amerran Independence The American
soverelrn Il the white worsinznan who ackpowedgeS
master bat tbs bill pfopo-~d 20 give suffrage anf pan
In the government 70 ,he ,nnsrn ol MIG W..
the emblem the triumph ~ The ~bhe rsce aud should
never he surr~ndcrrd 20 the black The arrogant ma
,ory Of the fIoase by this hill snsrtlng the sane
outrage vhSh scuaied the COLONIES from the nothet
country and Notifying the espre.- VIII 81 The p~op'e ~
the District ~ Columbia who hsd 70 ~fnphncsy Dc.
rlarrd aqalnst negro He had nod yet beard the
question answered, what gam vond ub ~ the people
" tho United States 10 extend the eethre H-n.ne "
The negro, hers cis~wbsfrs There v~ NJ psricuss
nefs<pty Tor ertendnx "a a this particular TINE 10 this
D,sirct aud he apprehended from the paasags q ths
| bill injurious effects immigration % .eN |" on TIE
| prospcrty Of the country
"Mr Bf-sa,w rcpD 81 Ohio, no,iced r.rpsrk 81 NJ.
| r,sn,e, ina, tbous only are entssed 70 A@ry who
..lyes strike the blow and s1a buah 81 shame
should come on the geniiemans chesk wn~n ~ Uttered
n should MOI b. ferFotteu thst o~nefM - i~isp,
whom comm sndnx our afai.s IN virHinia NsHe1 pro
cisurntsro Doytns The insurvsrs thsf sny o. tbeH
savss shouid no In REVOLT and strike ior nHf ihsry
he would crush them Win Ms 'ron hard nnd Nv Whole
military force and 10 vies of The TAFT The f0u~rnas
reurpaehef tho n@xroes tsy dd NOD nrks fot
their freedom, trsHov b~ing on cns ade o' shsm mA
| Mcclellan on the other
| IN cuAuss r~plisd that hm ssvunsri ~ ng' ~
sNow that nser,es inrs p~o~ ~ We byds~s e~sds
ss, vAa y r,s~s q a' '''es ~ 'AS"s ~~ ~