New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
The Senate amendments TO the House JOINT resol'V
TO provide for the expenses attending tne
the products of industry OF the United States at ~ "
1867 were taken from the Speakers table
Mi BANKS said that he would not advise concurrence
in some of the amendments. He, therefore, moved 70
nonconcur in all of them and asked Committee OF
Mr.. WAsHBuRSE TL) objected that as the amendments
were for making appropriation they must ns' oe oo
sidered in Committee OF the Whole. -,
The SPEAKER sustained the objection, and the amend
ments were so referred
THE wIYyEBAGo RESERVATION
The House then resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole ON the State of the Union Mr.. PoMERoY IN the
chair the first bill the calendar being the senate ACT 10
provide for the enlargement OF the WihheDaSo hesc"
Mr.. BANKS moved that it be laid aside.
Mr. WAsHBrRyE Il.) demanded the reading OF that
bill declaring that he had been opposed al ntto 10 cgS
lston for this Johnny Cmpeau Expedition ,,
The .CHAlRMAS ruled that motion to set aside Dill
member had right to insist upon its being read
appeal being taken from that decision, and quorum
not voting the roll called and lO9 members answered
TO their names. -,
The vote was again TAKEN the decision Of the Chair sus
tanned, and the bill laid aside.
The other bills on the calendar read, one by one,
and, after considerable opposition from M Washourhe
(Ill.l and Mr. stevens Pal, laid aside.
COsIpFRATIOs OF THE EXPOSITION BILL.
The Senate substitute to the Paris Exhibition bill was
at length taken up aud Nh STEVENS moved that the bill
be also laid aside. Laughter ,-....... -..,
whereupon motion Of lI BANKS general debate on the
bill was closed
Mr.. WAsnBURNE mn moved to strike out the appro
priaton $2J000 in coin to Icoyide additional accom-
modaons In the Park. lie asked members whether they
would tell their constituents that they were III fayor OF
restoring the lard der times OF gold to the ohcehod
err and rags 10 the people" The amendment oil MI
Washburle rejected.
Mr. WAsHBuRyE hen moved to add to the third section
| the following proylsO:
Provided mi, et n Al not take effect until French troops
shall have been withdrawn from Mexico
Mr. BANKS objected to the amendment as not beng
ne nj
French troops in Mexico IL should have the good sense 10
order them TO leave. The industry of the country should
be attacked IN this backhande under-handed ana I'M
just If the gentlemen IRON Limos or any othr
member would introduce bill ;or tie expulsion OF inc
French troops from Mexico he would give his support
but in the name Of tie mechanics OF the country he pro-
tested against this assault their interest and their hoho
BY proposition Of this Alnd .
Mr. Sfgvrys said he was glad TO hcar the Chairman Of
the Committee Of Foreign Affairs declare his readiness to
compel Maxman and those under whom he acted 10 90
Justice 20 this country aud be suggested whether IL was
not time for that Committee to take some action IN Ia
directions if not be would 90 COX II ~ me shape proposed
by the gentleman from li!lois.
SIR. BANKS stated that the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs would do ito duty faithfully; and he promised II TINS
queston were left 10 stand is merits, that the
gentleman from Pennsylvania would have an opportunity
to express his opinions and 20 give his vote on the SUD-
! ieci Of the occupation OF Mexico by the French.
! Mr. WAsHBUKSE M said he did Lot know what the
gentleman Mr. Banks meant by charging him with CIV
Ing back-bande blow 20 the interests Of the mechanics
lie proposed before This country should be represented az
the French exhibition that the little tin crown sex up IN
Mexico should De taken down. lie asked the gentleman
from Massachusetts,, who talked 20 boldly, why ne
had taken nitaoy steps 70 yndieae the honor
and glory OF the country and he wished that gentleman
would travel with him n having 10 connection with tho
French nation long II kept up THIS perpetual threat
upon our border. II was question tnat ,ohceIneu NOT
mechanics alone but every man who had drop OF Amer
lean blood In BIS veins. u mechanics were to De toid
that this stigma Ia be endured i1r tber dement, thy
would rudaie H. They felt, a, OF Americans elt the
humiliation 10 which they subjected by the present
state of things in Mexico.
! Al ntNua .nt1 he 20
proposition Of the member from Illinois was baekhanded
blow the that It was evaye OF the merits
OF the question, and strictly considered had no night
either 10 enter into debate into the voting Whether
c might might not travel with the gentleman from IL
no- In reference to the Mexican question lie had TINS 70
say that in al that pertains To the maintenance OF 'he
Republic Mexico he would travel with him or any man
who went for the support " that interest But ne pre-
f.red 10 ght the battle of Mexico against Macmillan,
against the Emperor French against anyone else
VINO should occupy the territory OF Mexico and not fight
II under OF measure designed TO beneht me indus
ria interests of the country and which concerned alone
the honor and dignity Of the Government ard the welfare
aud prosperity Of the mechanics aud working men Of the
/ country who had saved Il from It's enemies. go
Mr.. HARDING IN, declared that he fc nexpressble
repugnance in giving lis vote for this bill. He was op-
posed the nation being Inundated by Jeopardy repre-
sentaiion the Court OF ST. Cloud.
Mr.. DAVIS NJ W favored the bill, stating that II
would be unwse indicate 10 the French Emperor or to
the world that Congress had not sufficient dignity or COM
mon sense 10 legisate without passion
The amendment was rejected by vote OF SO yeas against
! CO nays
On motion of MI BANKS the substitute OF tne SENATE
was non-concuued in, and Committee OF Conference
was asked
| BILLS REFERRED.
The following bills taken from the Speakers table
and REFEREED
The senate amendments to the Army Appropriation bill
bill authorize the issue OF American registers
10 the brigs Margaret and Golden Fleece.
To amend the Metropolitan Police act Of tie District Of
Columbia.
To incorporate the National Life and Accident Insurance
Company Of the District Of Columbia
To certain the Levy Court Of the County OF
Washington, District Of Columbia.
For the relief Edward ST. Clair Clark Psymnster In the
Navy.
Releasing Francis Lynn the interest Of the United
| States in certain lands.
Granting lands to aid the construction OF railroad and
telegraph line the Columbia River Ia Salt Lake City.
To amend act granting pension TO the widow Of Major
Gen. Hiram G.. Berry.
To amend the July 1864 to aid in the construction
Of railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri River to
the Pacific Ocean
THE TARIFP on WOOL.
Mr.. KETcHAM ". " presented tho petition OF II. C..
Clark g. Company and Others, of Columbia County New
York asking for increased protection American Wool
which referred TO the Committee OF Ways and Means
ADJOURNMENT.
At quarter past o'clock the House adjourned.