New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY &c, 1866.

pPosc IsOeneGr like the bens6ceness Of al good Coy
ss sRs s6 for al the PeSs fs ee
for he East the West the North ard the South All %
sS sa an @ q fs ReC a Of M Republic Wherever
he hoveyer sbne fai or deiepsesss may oy nls
law and nstaty he neither alone al or sefeneeles els
has snmmoneto bin the sublime presence and power % n
Government Of whose energies that touch nas ua NV
irresistible lore and activity or his safety The neeessitie:
which demand the enactment OF this Law ere 10 ooso9s "a
psrmsnes duration overwhelming as to make
consumption 81 the time Of the House since oe
I1e Per %bcs sas o0r pp.,.ntsd sUoh spectacle
kmw Of no other in whose dominfon We cm.
70 near one s own citizens ra iaognis In our
country there be land into which lts Owl eul.on
coud not go AMI live Ind for quarter Of century
political faith aid the very one with which we ned piopst
all men were Grated equal" land made Of heaven
rich and beautiful es the vale OF Cashmere put wose %
horrors had become az terrible and deadly as the faDed
horrors Of ne Ind Br0n where the ground was covered
with sertents the OH such that Done couu pIea.ne SUI
live whittier fsermen ferred COLLINS at midnight and wheIe
the speech Of tn, continually heard b the mariners
IL land the best precerts OF WbDeiIooe hsu
Washington codd generally uttered with safety 70 me-
land where thu the citizens who would avow
who would discard the beet preceps OF DIS Own nh
in that s,ragey sDtIme recital Of the suherings OF
tho good Of other ages WHO are des sanofc
having sueredortures and cruel mockngs and seolsgs
bonds and improvements; being soned sawn asuhaes
slain the syord wandering 10 deserts .nS ,
dens and Of too earth being DESTITUTE ,rsd
mented And now Mr. Speaker since the people nave goua
out Offering blood such Liberty never OOTe na upvn
her altar 10 the md that people might DO e ana sae
throughout our ere country the heart Of the nation again
already sinking and sckening at ne ~ @
same reign OF terror cursed the LAND before sac
and again being forced upon me s'enu9n
Of the nation that IT'S truly loyal citizens eanno, sS
coming manifest each day that the higher the
Of the the citizens loyalty and me greater tne arc
blood country tie less secure these citizens s
in attempting sbde or to GO into vast portions OF VI,
of this has lust been taken at Vekburg Under the order
OF this House hoTd enomtes an The massacre OF ae
iensees people IN the exposure ara a ~
make. one Of pages in the annals OF baDarsm e
sodepy las been the nstioo SHRINE shrine gratitude
and gon SIT together yestas ioreveT-a shne w1oIe
sS, s,;9s cs IE1s. "1,p s, iyger clay
But Mr. Speaker seady today when the btst dalsy we
dead their comrades dare not 60 hber 10 rew hcm WIN
more flowers because and an officer Of inc
az The orauee and nag Doa-,6e soldier Of the Re
public Is being driven to-day. MI opeahsr "e .e~. 80
Try sinks into the deserved contempt u the nations and Of IT'S
people. In that contempt snoad u come" - =,
The TweBy ninth Congress enrea you to pass the phL 10
il help coI lee that circle Of ,onsttu,ion ano egs @
Soc which the NEW NATION must have Fellow members ay
n be- oar oeerDes honor provide these deiense Lei men
be IN all their amplitude their strength toed %
their not the interests al singe fhce bO's
mcn continent or age but in the interest OF humanity zoo
and tho Ager And hen IN that circle OF m Nv
behod that shsd beautiful and endnrant Hs TIE
shield q Act,les part Of ne d, e.. bestowed
Ferssd on he F,erna anvil. of tho GOD
lour u peace battle well in The day Of prSspeny IS
Tor you have covered We hAHoN N'"' WIN
Won have covered the bosde Of her Children
The bill wss postponed.
Mr. WooaIRirGE Qlen, Va, irJIn The fame COMMITTEE
then made zone report ~ follows: 80, ,
The House BIZ TO incorporate me kenonei saSrs sh'
The bill 90 the act OF May ~ lee neorP9rang we
Female Orghsn Asylnm Of Georgetown ana Tue ""shF'''
The osse hi nu,1crp the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
ssue Wism JoceJn Of Vermont United sntes nohos or
g. 20 lieu Of bonds Led - him, which were destroyer
After considerable discussion The bin was passed
Mr. Wo0DnlICT, from ,he same committee maze hu'eso
reports which laid on tie table, ~ follows a..
Inc Hon.e b to establish uni'ed States Revenue oo'i
Tie b the relief representative OF me ate
BresdcT George Wright eithe Ustsd stss. army
The House bin TO incorporate The Na''oaei oh"n
mMrFR FROM ITSSFssER
John w Ieftw.ek one ~ the Members elect IRON tue
State Of tennessee appeared and qualified by taxing the
oath Of Office prescribed by law.
M WILLIAM (Ret Pa, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill TO es late the appointment OF CLERKS ana e91
@.Oner Of bail 9shpS lse ~ soSs
discussion the hll wa, passed a.
reported bin to DEF y and 2a.S certain crimes. The Bill
makes crime TO ROB any person OF PROPERTY oeongg
railroad carrying United States MALE After some discus
sion the bill was pass'd
Mr. WILLIAM from the same Committee, reported bill 10
restore possession Of lands contscaed by the authority OF
~
II makes Il the duty Of the President commanding officer
OF the military forces stationed within the particular state or
for sdhereocs 70 the Union him to
session OF the sane. -, a.. IN, . ,, ,u,
ary officers authority decide legal questions as to titles TO
real estate He moved to lay the bill on the table
Motion rejected by Yeas %; Nays 81
The bill was then passed without division.
JUDICIAL COURT.
Mr. LAWRENCE Ohio from the same Committee, reported
back with amend mcn bill to amend the act OF Sept ~
1859 to establish Judicial Courts.
gives the several courts OF %: I.ea s, s ar.dv
conferred by law power to giant wr OF hspeas CORPUS N s
where any prison may De ms or
United isi States O. ''' 0''''''-'''
NAV be held 10 the custody OF the military authorities of the
United States charged with any military onense or with
having aided sbe,ed the Rebellion against az the
After discussion the amendments we're agreed TO- and the
bill passed
The House then resumed the consideration OF the bill re.
ported from the Comec banking aud Curreney TO amend
Tie bill and the several amendments proposed were di.
eu.sed considerable length 5y Me'sT' M'fT keP;
n. W Randall Dem. Pa Stevens Rep. Pa, Rollins
dep, \. H.. Price Iiep. Iowa. Hubbard Rep W. 'a)
Mr. nocrxlss At the request Of M. rensrSy Chairman
sd would Of increasing the circulation OF Ma
tonsi Banks from three 10 four hundred millions
eons proysons 81 the bill curang bank circulation per
cent the circulation ought TO he The effect Of cur
spt those OF New York Boston and Philadelphia He moved
10 amend by striking out Of Mr. Pomeoys amendment all su-
thoriziug the withdrawal OF greeubscks
Mr. urged the necessity OF giving increased bank
inc facilities easi some parts OF the country and sent to
the Clers and had read Joint resolution OF the New
Hampshire Legislature urging increase OF banking capital
for that State.
Mr. spoke against diminishing the bank circulation
Afr RANDALL thai this bill proposed thing.
The oueso was taken Mr. Stevcnss the
offered by Mr. Hotckss aud agreed to-
The question then REQUIRED on Mr. Hochksss amendment
AZ amended and II was reieced-2e to ST.
amendment offered BY Mr. RICE rep. Me- to make the
pepsty for uury forfeiture OF interest instead Of the for
ure OF the entire debt provided for In the substitute for
section 90 led 10 long discussion participated in by Messrs.
Rice. Lynch Conking and Dawes