, 1866-03-08
VOL. XIX.

ne amy Of the United States, " which was rad
t"ace' FeeTTn,stedt @ and ordered to be printed.
printed bill which he desired 10 offer az subzt-
tnte for Tie seaate bill psotect ali persons IN lie
Mr. RAYMOND 81 sts'ed @ l1sn's r. hsd voco ~cs+.-s.x
aeatnst the amendment Offered By Nj. ScheneE IL
reference TO cadets at the Military Academy bnt his
M1; fERAAM, Of Me-, from the Committee On
Invalid Pensions reported Bill suppieIncntsry to
rad e eesfa' ia 5s1s relating to pensions, which was
vbne nE nSe H. taen vent into Committee Of tho
eeasfie,aton Of the bill regulating trade With he
bIa!a>n North American Provinces.
MI: KELLEY eaid the bil should be rejected. II
va !slse N principle and III detail Il would d.
min,:h nc ennes Of the country BY aaapendinz
tlon- be bad become doubtful oi It's os1sin a. 10
whether II was British or American. Many Of lis
aeat9.ee constrained him 10 think it was Of foreign
~! ese nated to psost,ate many of The leading
interests of this country and to stimulate the derei
Spraent o. resources Of HtdtlSh provinces The Ke.
e. me hrst object ot which wss TO give the Acri-
can the fotcie manufacturer By destroying
ssepd scT o}snss asssat Or eEiesa manatas.an. II
provision prodncers Of the West and North xud
made them al subject to the oligachy Of the south.
WORK printed In Georgia rome yesrs stncs, ~ entis!ed
Cotton !. King. 1na<much as this bill mad al the
Hiees q The Reciprocity Treaty, he should propose
aNeF he l7th q March is, there shasi be iesied I
sS stsnet TED and 9s'd p al articles ron HsF
b lav On like Articles imported rom tiss othef
%s15 fpsetsa countries. M. Kelley asked xhy We
those Of Canadians who had encouraged rebels to
SO :nto NJ Morrilr own dtsdic1. its banks md
murder IT. elt1zens Canadians were Our most dan.
Eerous enemies, because they were our neareft
neishbo's. BE would legfslaie for them on pre-.
csEeiy the same terms ~ he would Ill the rest OF
ankind. 1hi7 hil might be entitled Bill 10 de-.
s1oy The h.nerde=. salt manufactures. and lumber
ttnde Of the tinted States, and to prevent the
working Of any oituniuous coal bed east Of Tho
the limits Of the Gnlied States. would ruin sli
those crrAt branches Of industry Referring to a
statement made by Mr. Morrill, yesterday, as
10 oa1 sap b aed o ks 1
denied tlat we imported bitum1nous coal. There
ssc cent only anthracite eosts, EhIchllanadA must
ies as pSs asa = w e.
eolf9n fcldt Of The South. The people Of the Bnt-
fsh rro!ineee wonia Jet be our eonntiymen when
bH1so f'ee fFhde should have impoverished them
and drise emigration from their shores When he
People Of Can1da asked to unite their destinles with
outs outs. ae Monld c1se new es1dence that when Pro
t1ocpcc tnpelled the creation Of our Government.
Il II gave n Constitution which IL q 1T canopy Of
on lumler because it was II was Impossible to have
NJ WENTWORTH IN view Of the importance
OF The bill. ndvccmed dclaF.
Nj. sPALDlNt: a1so opposed it, eeeips no
tsa. On why distinction shoud bc made for the Eaua
Bit. HOGAN supported I. upon general grounds,
AF. GRtsWOID stated that report would be
made III few daye from 4 board which had been
the industrial interests Of the county,
country there had been only an average pront Of
Sr. HOGAN 1bo1sht tbsi ihst report would ,,e =
crea, cnI1oslty, and he would like to see 1t.
". BROOKS went on to say thai the geoetaph
h''1nr the . bofe American continent. npm paa*a-
mnquodd}. in 3tatne, to rnret's Sound on the Pa-
ns ST. rsnde1fa I'd e! ths Unied tass
foreign countries. There WIS not po,se. enough In
The Government to collect The high duties which bc
and telf!n'eret, demanded he establishment oi the
Nj. BLAINE t4td: an aeslnet the blll in all It's
interest, and saaps all Of them % for Canadian H.
1erest. believe the Honsc /. 1:atnst III: bull
move to strike ont the enactns cisusc Of the bill.
noes e. TO the cu.csment cianse was not strucE
The COMMITTEE then roee.
Mr. MORRILL, said that be perceived by the te1n.
per Of the House that the ps=ent bill WIS likely 10
be lost he had been an earnest and early adyocate
he peseclrcd that the non:e had advanced very
much beyond biz sentiments. he had des,Eed the
termination OF this most unrccipsocal Of Reci-
Irocity tre1ues that the Wit Of man ever
devised. hoping ihat we might be able to obtain all
that ssas o6tanaa!e under IT. and yet obtain vc.E
considerable s amount Of sereaue IRON our trade
war not ready. Therefore, he Judged that the
Houst vas dIsposed either to take notion at all
OF okill the hiitor 10 recomnt 1t. He warned ccr
tleruen that 1t thta blu did not pase, animals.
hosees. SHEEP cattle and hoes. that !re produced q
tanads ssould come in heru free OF duty after the
country II the bill tid not pa4s in eone lo1m.