Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
LATE NEWS


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NJ Norcan called up the bill to extend
she time fnr withdrav wing goods from public
storss And varehousee. in which Mr..
Snrsoue'e motion for consideration was
pendinr.
Mr.. Spraeue smoke against the bill, % cal
cui.tei To ser;nnsIv Acct home manufac
tmres nv enahl;n~ imnortera To cell goods
cheaner than thev could be manufactured in
mia Country. Nj S0raeue said be had heard
4 great deal about the profits Of manufac.
turers The manifest dav Of his life. he said,
would he when he saw the New England
svstem of industrv made the system Of the
country. He would like the Western and
Middle States To eniov the strength of the
New Eneland svstem.
After further debate, in which Messro.
SHERMAN. Morrill,. Hendricka and C)ark mar.
ticinated' further consideration of the sub.
iecct ~ nostponed till Tomorrow.
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Mr.. Whaley. of West Virginia, submitted
the folio wing preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, This House at its last session
| interpretine the sentiments of the American
l nronte nassed a resolution endorainp the
! traditinnal nolicv Of the government to
| ~. rds The rpnuhlica of this continent. and
| renrohstino In unmistakable lnnpuape. the
| areci;on of MONARCHY unon the reins Of
The neichhor;no renuhIic If MEXICO. and
WHEREAS n fnprant infraction of this
American CONTINENTAL nolicy occurred while
this nation was in conflict for it's own uni.
~. which conflict Il now happily ended,
therefore.
Re,olrni 1st. that rthis HOUSE do hereby
,eoffirm the RESOLUTION of LAT session. and
decla re- that the establishment If = noiiticsl
nrotcctorafe NV France. IN behalf of an
Austrian prince. over the republic Of Mexico
auI .,,s ;,.,ro.ircs;or If = Scheme ~ r,olc,
,.h;ch e IN aries Nth i a r;rht 10 ;nt.rfers =
our own mo we'll ma the Affairs of ali the ~
nnhl;c. If this continent. il a measure r.
which this country cnn never submit. and
which should I've resisfed NV ali the mean,
IN onr now.r
Resoined 2d That IL the end of makins
GOOD this resolution the Presi.lcnt sol;cit ~,
sll;ancc IF ali tho Rennhlics If this Conf
| mont nd tho roo NJ ali tl,o ,ro.r. in tho;,
mower
NJ wha,ev demanded tho nrev;.m. oue.
t;on hnt The Honse hv . vote ~ 1ac ~ az;
raf,,snI ~ second i
on mot;on nj M Ranks tho reso,nt;on.
were referred to the COMMITTEES on foreign
relations
On motion of Mr.. Latham. Of West Vir
ginia, the committee on public buildings wa.
directed to cause to be paintcd on the sn,,ar r,
panels Of glass on the ceiling of the House
of Representatives the escutcheons resnect
iycly of the States Of West Virginia ant
Nevada. and that the necessary appropria
tions be made therefor.
Mr.. Smith. of XIV. offered n resolution
that Mr. lanes N. johnson. claiming 10 no j
member elect from the I'd District Of A..
kansas. he admitted to the nriyilerea Of the
floor of the House during the pcntlinr of hid
claim.
Mr.. Stevens waited It referred to commit
! tee on reconstruction.
Mr.. Smith said he honcd the House would
vote for the resolution and grant Col. John.
son the privileges.
Mr.. Stevens sail the resolutions proposed
to give the gentleman scat on the door as
| a member eli ct from State which the House
| had not decided. TO admit members from,
any one Of the defuuct States would be mon
strous.
Mr.. Smith said: With all due Difference
to the gentleman. he differed from him on
the point as to whether the State was de.
funct or real. A. long as the gentleman en-.
| tertained that opinion 90 long would he cor.
| tinue to differ from him. lie declared ns
rule of Government, rs 4 principle of the
Constitution and by precedenis OF Congress
that by this house they have ali been reco Dr.
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