The New York herald., 1866-03-07

and barley OF them az heretofore; but before the sao
could be allowed aiongs De of ncrcan prodnsis tae
axea and often much greater Even with those terms
commission sent TO China or Peru would disclose no
give up the lshing bountcs might b. looked upon IN
more ditus than anything ese The pittance proposed
was small, not much more than the duty paid
by then on the sat Wcd IN curing thp~
fish; and yet the determination In quarters
to regard that ~ New England question and not
NATIONAL ono had consrnin q even New England men 10
Iepudatc the measure obnoxious bccaufe il had bceh
misreprcsened Hereafter our seanen unlocked afser.
mast be entirely self.educacd and scificl.ant Tie
prayed that never might have 90 rrproach
ourselves that We have ignored and deserted class
whose vocation Que OF continuous renl and dang n
who furnish more widows aud orphans than any her
class OF cquai nnmhcs ane WHOSE conspicuous bravery
whichever their country demanded sicrincr chail rcd
the pride aud affection or ivory true born Amerlcan
such articles as the committee proposed % place ~ tho
Tree ist were thosc which they would deem Il w'se
| to place there al any time unless the cyi-
goncies d the Treasury inpct0usiy demanded
ar, ar1er tnpp.es Il was proposed to admit btumnouu
tain privileges TO be extendcd,o the United States
my cents per ton while nom other places under exl
ing laws IL wii be charged one dollar and twenty ave
cents per ton II might be hopcd that the present nicr
nal duty ot SIX cents per ton ard M two and half per
cent ON the gross receipts of rnroads Tor frogs would
be removed AT an early day, There were hardly more
reasons for tax on coal than for on frewood
Besides our own coal nelds were unsurpassed IN
aud Qunty by any In tho world Our export coal 90
tue provinces from Ohio, virginia and Pennsylvania
promised to equal In amonn, our imports OF coal
| from the prov nccs, 80 thnt here was one atii-
| Gle which approached tho idea OF reciprocity. In
conclusion he said that making compact, We yet ten
der law concedng certain priveges IL this shah not
DO mot byn corresponding libcrality sufficiently lnd
Gated in tho conditions embodied ia the bll have The
right and will be duty to change the terms OF the
present bill FOR such viii be most advantageous % Us,
regard 50 OF the interests Of Others.
Mr.. PIKE, Gepb of Me- said he would proceed 20 detail
some OF the benefits which the repeal OF the Reciprocity
treaty would confer upon Us with the objects oi THIS
bill generally be accorded He Understood that there
osr ow Sursts whn 10
with Canada Second " obtain revenue from articles
imported from the provinces, and, third, to get
| cni advantages, which wa. supposed could
be obtained from reciprocal legislation in9tcad
OF treaty. treaty found to b. objectionable for
this among other reasons that II 10 be intocred
with during It's TORN OF existence aud that change IN II
which might appear necessary could bc made The gov
obliged await the slow rolling years
bring around their good time termination OF tho
treaty. The government did so walt and nov We had
come 10 tllnt point The treaty would terminate the
18th OF March. This bill was oiy ctonahc In this II did
In terms form compact, but stii hcro Kind of
implied agreement that so long the Provinces did the
part assigned TO them In tho bill long should the
legislation oi Congress continue For one he notified
the Provinces that 10 far az he knew there no d.
sign OF that kind IN the bill; but that Con
sress would et ts next session or any srosa
eaen, session Ieei nsei entirely at liberty to
! government mo ~ hc alone consuitci IN forming
| tarh lie pnpo - 20 move, ai the proper time, an
amcndfnon. f--nrd 10 tho tarfr lrh, 30 that u
xcud approHiua .nfnewha 20 the general average ~
| duty duiable i'ces. which average forty per
cent. Mr. Pike n,ade aD argnfnent 20 show that The
duty tined rsh proposed In ihr bill wa TOO INV
Hr snfLLAgAtafa rep Of Ohio incurred o the clair.
man Of the nmiiiee OF Ways ard Means whether u
the purpose n that committee 10 bring in general
arin btl NJ any ue during lhc prrs,n, session west
members bad becn very srgciy pctitioncd IA iayor
u an Increased protection on wool
Mr. MonpuL-ii ~ the purpose OF the comrriiteo 10
report tariG bill which shall include tho dltief on
wool. Hut "a is psopo=ed nrrt ~ oct ,hs Intcrna'
iovcnuo bill 20 b. guided in asIng lsrig
understand that committee OF NOol growers from
Rs & & s s,s ssss ~sssns sgs sss ss
upon scale OF duties which tasy 1~h re- enm@rd %
Congress ipresume shah DO ab.o to adopt that scale
Mr WA.nsURSE rep of M DID not propose 10 spcnk
on the general question, but there was pow
sion In n which had hts hearty appreciation That Vas
| ~ provision abui sh ng aehng bouAtl The Iormt
TO On Comm rec bad reported precisely suiiar pf0v
fon He ired 20 put on recofd for the ent ~ n
riare ayes. something IN relation ~ thee Gs.ln
| b0un'les 20 show how when particular Interest ou.o
piis thrust upon tho country Il holds % 10 a. He ba4
fiaemsnt Of The fecrepry of Inc Treasury shoe nv
Tia lie total amount paid 0r asbing bounte snco o
| yalr l7p3 was Sl1,SilTA.
\ Nr PKE-Not one FORTH q that which the grant 70
tho ~ nos Cettru Hailroai s estimated ~ bo wsrh.
hr wA,E uRsf of III. ! DO not know about ths, :
b,,aaisa, and ava happy say that my frsni frou
Aauo Or ikel has The inagnanmliy 70 conc out aud
asTco % iLpt portion o. the bill
hr Pmr-l have always maintained the doctrine
wb ch stated 10 Cay.
pr wasIlcasr eiso gave credit 70 his dstinssphei
conoagus the committee Commerce who rerre
scL'cd largo rfiiug ut rest
Mr EIrr lferl ~ Hass -Ror thst hc aso COO.
cgrrcd ln reporting the b 70 rcgesl The nahirg hosr-
Mr Hoogfa Gop of Msss remarked hat tie siais.
men' COVERED .cl eliy lht year, making an afe1g n
NJ wlrHrar-Ihea erafe L $40, ,s2o Tue ~ rag
lor the last a,x wears u f1yp 90
hr ELGoT dee rcd W say tlat shic N might b. trgo
that Ia'd by The government for hing b1an
tes ye, was also 'rie irt thcrv ssrs great mar
time Power wlsh lad not paid dn1bre, treble aud so
rpie mucb eth IN the fyrin u direct bDgafy 0f
The form Of ndlTcct bcnonis 70 tie cod hsbory be-
longing 10 their naion for the purpo.e Df NJ that
which wa INTENDED "a be scared Ia granting thc.s
boanyes here. That q nrm able snd skHfi bgiy
o. men Who, IN the tim ~ VAR. could fisud upOu
dos aud quarter decks and % ogf iatues..
NJ WasHErnSI tr~pl Of ~ faid be lad no tcan
sJskng about what other Powers lad done bui th0's
.ng BY oibcsi record he amount ~ iutiss nai % s
ere a class interest Of New fngaLf amounting sIsf
6een millions he never could appreciate all this tail
ahsit a nursery ~ - amen any more then BE- could IN
derpiAnd tsying bognty beef aud p1rk nufscfy
fOr soldiers the pIairos or llnBois daughter ~
wbh there niirnHt.ou ihai 'f11ds coin.
mltied In connection with fishing bogoilee
Mr BLAsE remarked ita' The ais war had ~ srassd
who went into he navsi serves. and uhD ns1 bern
brought up n ttess fsbsricF and IN the con ngi iai
manne, which 10 sypfed from tb~n. aad that f ussy
had been PAID tho aseraxe bouniet paid - solder ths
would have ,han dosbsi ihe enffs aihng
bpuutira paid 10 farsufy three ytars
~ BtrEs rcJlef hsss Old 10; df1hi ths, fbsrr hsf
been frarGs connected silh the aahiug t-Ianss
bu; frauds were infsparspe from a msiSrs esnnectef
villa 'ic ~. erusDeut and " tat refenfe fFs
tn 9f afrr we've 70 Do abo ghri sCelni ~ p.tfls
f..rd', 40 rioud have sogofumrn ni o. ~ rte gen.
usnan ffot inuos Iaast leo fili 90 40 fe,s.i a.
which The b r,iary % TO- rfs E-rreattf i0 rogti
dtssoy every means which ite zFefnHleui had ~ rsp
res i..slt We dd NJ ao.si ina, = eo..' 'e,as.
thfng to naiuiAi1 thn fshsrr m'errt bat la
Mt ihe country dr.vei grrai affrniaFc ffou nf
] SN the ioanaaileH q on. eola'sic. b., lof
ttn Prosperity wilct q inr lffI and uf'i41 Nero
would hardly be % d. cgnft fHrffy in the "sf ~
Illinois u bad cnshsf thf frislif z nc cuiniV a.
rrIsuf eleven hIfrf mi'iisls 'l ~ i1ilt fafinttf
t.s hntlfrei fhNinns of wt % naf nrr ctfsrl
sithin tie ,cn yssr ~ Z 80 f eaatff f .nar
tr y slend egat Luaensi maliene a.ofe wiiAn ~
Nfrt tea years pg.nrlrsilf fHe N tt a. wa Ntfs
frfr r1t eva d. hsIa Ift ~ fff .rrin4n fffff
T.. frif NJ WaIh|fHHI fH ffrrf fte Z ~ uNN tNN
frIft ~ foaafy sl.ii 80 0fl rf tshlst t5 btf4h
go lusttfiiY % l.f 9ru seflfa ~ c9un'fy teit-I
Ldiy
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III tiHrtrr srv tnxilrf
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