The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wasHxuoy. March ., 1850

EXPLANATION ~ THE INTERVAL REvESCE LAWS
Mr. hcRRnL, tepl Of VI, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means reported back the Senate amendment
70 the House bin declare the meaning Of certain part
the Internal Revenue June 1854 The amend.
ment which substitute tho word 'wherevrr' for
''vhencva'' was ooncurred in
rayxAn11 AcuDcsrs
Mr. FAHNwosrr trrpl % IN. on leave ntrodnoed
bill concerning the settlement of accounts of army pay
masters which was read rw,ce and referred To the Com
mltiee on Military Ansir4
Isornms oosuaxrso VOLUNTEERS sow IN ssrvrcs
Mr. Ross tdeml Of H.. offered resolution which was
adopted, directing the Secretary Of wx 70 report hos
many volunteer whore terms % service have expired
sti rrsainod In the service and why the Twenty
eighth Illinois Veteran Volunteers aro st kcps tho
service al Brownsyille, Texas
Mr. JrIES, trep Of Ind, from the Committee Pub.
I've Lands epored 10 reply 70 the resolution of the 29th
occupied In HIS duties
M wasusrKsS, trcpl Of m. suggested that further
reports q this character be nled with tho Clerk
saIassrz ov surwrrs oouEr guDsrn
Mr. wcoDrHros trep o. W on leave, intrcduced a
Court " the District ~ Columbia, witch read ~
and referred 70 tho judiciary COMMITTEES.
rKMosAL krr1Assrios.
Mr. SCrHNrK. trep~ ~ Ohio, desired 10 make . per.
sonsl explanation IN justice 20 the SPEAKER when no
called for tho letters yesterday the soldiers Claim
hill and when the Speaker stated that only sixteen
members sood up order them he Mr scheuckl had
remark I'd that there than sixteen members
standing He did not however that the remark hal
been reported but he called attention IN because he
cav tbe Speaker little netted II the moment a.
he turaily shoui1Sc and he mr. Schrnckl felt a mo.
Afterwards thu he had spoken abruptly. He
wished say THAI there nothing further from
his purpose than W reject the accuracy fairness
~ tho presiding officer, IN whom be had The greatest
confidence.
The srxlrKs-The Chair 10 very much obliged 10 The
gentleman she chair always cudcAyofs to couut
ber with strict sccarary
rHg own puHrs mIG-
The House then took ~ the Scnatn bill n protect al
rsrsore 10 thor civil rights and furnish tho "
ther vindicaiiou, which the main qacsuon ~.
deref yesterday.
Mr. wnEos. irepl NJ Iowa having the right 10 close
The debate yielded half biz hour 20 Mr. nHghmm
Mr. BpoHAn trep o. Obo, Suid that objoctions
made BY the Supporters o. the bill ~ the amendments
whirh Ne had submitted n vas confession that this
bill should pas Nc nade NJ captlous objections 10
legislation favor ~ The rishts 0f an lie know that
Tue enforcement o. the b u rixhts the constitution
war the want ~ the republic We knew that n u Lad
been Obeefved In good fsn In evy state 81 the InOn
the sad caiauites ~ ne last I've years would have
been impossible he hoDorea Tho mover u The b In he
purto~e he cast rrproarh the Judiciary Committee
for seeking 20 remedy treat wrong ne was with that
committee IN earnest derc 10 have the bill 81 rights
IN The constitution srected and enforvsd everywhere
but be asked thai should be enforced IN accordance
with the constitution q the country. Had Congress he
asked the power 20 declare that there shall BE- no ds
crfminatiou IN civil rights among citizens Of the United
States In any state o. Territory on account Of race OF
c1ior o. previous confcn Of naveryf Ne denrd that
Congress ever had The power the color ~ power Of
ssyng that any msn born ~ parents owing allegiance
" The government and within iis jursdction not
aDA should ses b cinzss @ NE rniie1 stsies.