The New York herald., 1866-03-08

pass he gave notice that he would oner various amend
Mr iuf'S, trepl OF ND also spoke against tho bill
on he hie general grounds taken yesterday by
| NJ coneage lNr Francis rhonas Ho declared ha
curreucc In the amendment rngcstod by his colleague
10 strike out ol the nrst Of the bin all that inn
poseG S9s M on on so Leaving that whole subject TO be
Mr. HcdAS ldeml Of Mo, spokc In support Of tho bill
Ho thought II time 10 inquire whether they were not
| running protection into the ground and whether tho
great nassos OF the people had right some lutle
protection for their intrcsts Gentlemen here werc
mnnding incrua cd duties; nsh others on wool
others coal, others lumber but nobody had pro
| pose to guard tho Interests OF tho consarnor A.
| To coal more money had becn made ny tho coal
| within the last few year. than ever before
Mr. wnALEy, trepl Of W. Va, referred tho gentleman
for rcutaon OF that assertion 10 the statement made
yesterday by the eloquent gentleman from Maryland
| hr Francis Thomasl
American Congress and advocaie local Interest," but
looked to the interests OF the whole people He DID no,
propose 70 do anything which would tend 10 raise up
great moncyed ariiocacy IN the country thaf would
crowd down the OF the people aor lighting four
years put down another Arocacy In another portion
OF the country What protection, he asked was given 10
the poor men who dug the coalf These mon had be
compelled 10 rise 20 secure fair wages for their
Mr. srRorsr, tden OF Pa, dcsirsd tho gen.
ueman He represented the most extensive coal fields
In Pcnnsylvania his county Schuylk had shipped 10
tide water IN 1888 between four and nyc millions OF tons
OF coal All these stories about mlners strikes were
gross eNhggeraions There lihefnl class ~
employers In the world than the coal employers OF Penn
ryvania, majority Of tho works were carrie" on, not
by companies bu. by individuals The wages of work
men at the mines reached dollars per day The OBJ
lection he had to the bll that u imposed too ighta
rate OF duty Canad coal For his part hs would
legislate twice for the American people rather than
| for foreign people.
Mr.. HoGAN-so wouldL Did You know a work.
digging ooat
Mr. srRoUK Thousands of them
Mr. HooAs declared he glad 10 hoar u
Mr. GnswotD, (repl cf New York, stated that there
pad such cNorban coal operatives They had
earned from i've To ten and nfecn dollars per day.
Mr. HooAs-Good for ihem arm glad Of u; bat
] should Al
tors of the coal mines Proceeding 10 discuss the
tion Of wool, he interrupted by
Mr.. GRssEfI, who asked why u should not be pro
icced by duty Of ten cent per pound when The hemp
raised in the rentcman's ds,ric, protected by
duty of forty dollars tont
Mr. HoGAS replied that protection did bcneht the
people Of Missouri they could have no competition
Mr Hogan aid ho had been told by iron dealer In
New York tho other day, that on aecoon, Of the high
I tann there was 90 Enrllah iron N the market
Mr.. srEor,r conrndiotei that statement, sayng that
iron was imported now not only from England and Wales
| bat from Sweden and Norway
! Mr. Gm.woLp rcpl OF n Y, stated that report
would bc made Ia few lays from tho Hoard which had
beon Investigating the Industrial interests NJ the country
when would prove that IN tho capital incrcsA IN manu-
facuros ls copniry there had been only
proni oi Two and half per cent for the las, twenty
Mr. HooS thought that report would b. n grea, cur.
o'iiy and hc sho1ld Ike 20 soc a. 10 knew that these
saieents iuggod out manufacturers that they
hated 60 toll they going absolutely In ruin thai
they bult splendid palaces and extensive factories
- az TO Induce peoplo Ia suppose they were
yrthnR rish, and that they at last
pellcd 10 adult that thoy lad not made rcd
u.aughtrrl Iactt however. stubborn things
th@-o manufacturers had been growing richhsd been
faitenug on the Ife blood 81 the peopiewhi,e tho
of the people protected IN their inter
ssts lie warned tho House Of the danger of carrying
this thing too far
NJ HonRiLL rad tina, nc perceived by the temper of
the Hou-e that tic present bill was likely 10 be anded
slbiy ,' iio bal occu earnest and an saf'y adj
hc pcroeied that the House had advanced much
beyond hi- Scnments He bas desired he termination
W % m hal " u he
10 obtain all that vas obt'insbe under w. and
yet obtain very considerable amount of revenue
rotn trade with Canada Il SEEMED however that
the House wa, Gisro~e3 e,tber to tsks no arti"s
al a or 20 kill the bll % rcconfn ~ No p,peccded
10 diseurs me various aryrfnents made hRlinH th4 b
particularly " the representative ~ the cpa interests
ana remarked as euro circumstance that Tie fcna
tprs from No states meet nirrs.e in The coal trade bad
Sitioit er option, voted for tie Reciprocity u'aty.
bul impo.sd duiy of hiiy centa PER ton lie did not
~ NY deuce 4 the bankrp,cy of coal companies.
sad mo pol " Ig n ssgsassi, 10" ha''"a 'Nh iho-''
nr srrrs- stated hat under the operations q tho
iie procity treaty three conf that employed
in minirs hltum mons coal had f-ied
nr NJ srL aimit,si that lhpi mgbtbs :. som~ men
would fail ia any bus'ness u was the gi u all tusness
% furnish some wrecks Hc warned sant men thai n
this bhi DID not pass the snimas hors~. s'er eaiiie
hrre frec o dlty Aner tho l7lh Of Mach IL ~o4d
unfortunate Tor Tho country nthe bn dd not PAS In
somg form
sr Bnoors dem ofs r. sAd that he would no,
have raen % otlado any remark On the oommsse on
genuty reminding him u Anrcat times 10 the Hoose
aud denonEtranR thai uIn subjects shch Interest
race sb0re is much ability here e. ~ Old, " be
had voted lat year I'm ohe~ for abfogsiion ~
the Reciprocity treaty and be- dd ~, 90 nov from tho
sndenres aud fympathiss of thu guss that the notDsbt
The bill asoi from. ne bsnds of ,hs commtss ~ The
whole u would receive ~ hHai death bo~ Tie dif not
beis,s xo1ld hsy~ bccu tbsty voies obaiDe In
this House year for the shraxaon q ibs hsnproov
treaty 9th canada bat an the stpai sndsrsiAodinE
that sos ~ Of recpdiy Ia irads would bs fofil-ih
- cf,abshed either tbryugh The uv4iy making p~.W
tLrU gh the legislative power ~ the g1sefnfusnt He
bad voted Tor ia Abros alton under sh sshs u day
The foIla 0i The United rtat.s ground dosh ~
tter ntrnsi iaraiion and hs had not fsli Al
liberty to ~ The tpr0eity usa'V sspd ~itboai b<ihs
II B~ry 70 maks soms son - hsfgAB 9Th NE
teatls n ,anaaa that .haievor our Internal
duties might b. The ssms stouid b levied either ~
them, b. On imporN from them II -as en-
cusiyey that aBd@rasbfug tAi be lad sotsd ~ tho
abrpgstou ~ ~ treaty 10, he now sau 10 the sfdi-
tonA ho-s Who r,pr,s-bisa tbs DsBb~r ln,~s
The coal ard other ihisfesD II s oSunt'y thAi
adFsu'afe % b. taksp of The pfo~nt oppoftsnlir
ths us.hborirs pro4iBoes On tbs oostrsry -sr. 70
iwpa~ a. hsh da,i~a a. could 10 inr->s1 st~a ibsr
ssS o. ss ,.,s TN T II M, a." vsss , % = - hs s.ssr
shoaif regret slT yoss thai be save 10 be Ne be
No1i r.grc, his yasr u a-, -ihsr u sr ss ,,s ns.T
~ had gwen With The unisrsiaofns thAi u sboaf "a
Substantially fsnsrsd H. 'poss u us tTotl. n us
proyinoe - - ~ ,anns,s siu o. " sisafsi Aad BY
bi-d anf 81 rgiifsly D ions % h. fs snd bs hepef
u Nv, g. csy shsu ths 'h ssf shd IA
fbs senais uogA b. occupied ~ rrtrv~'ntAirs- shd
Prnrs yi~arg issni snd Al the otb.s lnsricsa ss-
pen3snses - Great nfitAn
W FFhtAHNts ffI ~ RNf' 49, rbstn~f VI" -
H14s- did noi against psoTs-ition fsr herd -
olrptsireipnefs ~ nes0fins q Dsw treaty
NJ bHrs Fspisf 49, ~ b@hsvsf v 40; bat n wss
becsass tnrr that Congrre~ had ths power IN ~
hanfs y fsns- ne ussiy ~ isseai'sn u go "a usi
gryuDd. AID otlsf tssi hs hsd ~ vas~a ssd Ls
gfrf'si o. That NJ 1uly there fiffsrsl
tion fsnes 'hs tfesiy ~, thsr. esDsssuer -
agFfat ts TIE Nts'Hfifs "a pf1cn tft1e Tts go
lgfaau ffnf1 n .ff1frfn ~ kldr1s b~fefF n,
fsi4sef tie lime f0f ne sna fsft ~ th.t
hs hss voted arsenuy tscaa'. hs -u'sr'ain.1 - 90
o0rfIfIrr iu 80 irfruinr futGfeus ~ Ho1ts
ssnt ~ ~ uai the Fenrsfh'r. 80
fgufafpH ~ rsnaaa tffffiafrT asd lf ~. .ntg
thr wtole Aniffata rfnisufrfl ffprI Fsass '-idT
Nalns io frssi souff fi.e fslc fftesf.f fn-
lssshls fhH raifef ssfp 10 ~ rAps faies
~ f0tisr If 70 N.fh for Isn soltfres 1tsfs -
fJsrf effagi tfr ffIsfufrfri i1 tsft - hlsh
gailrs shrb iHs rfnsfa isrr i'nrs~sf Thsfsfags