The New York herald., 1866-03-08

his course; but others had not Jared quite 30 we'll
Mr. NGERsoLL stated that he was treated Ike gentle
man everywhere Iaughterl
Mr. coSkLNo (socmnlyl-wn the gentleman allow
me ono very quiet rcmarkr
Mr. ISGEuspLL more solcmnlyl-No, sir
Mr CoNKNG moved that the bill be laid on the table
and called for the yeas and nays
Tho yeas aud nays were ordered aud taken, and re-
suited yeas 6e, nays 5s SO the bill was laid the
table.
the Fire Department OF Washington City taken up,
considered and passed.
TESTIMONY HEFoRs THE REcoNsTRucIIoS COMMITTEE
Mr. WAsnBuRSR, (ropl OF III from the Reconstruction
Committee reported 10 the House the testimony taken
by tina, committee In relation to tho sacs Of Louisiana,
Texas and Florida, which was ordered 10 be printed
THE kuLoGY os HESRY WINTER DAVE
The morning hour having expired
Mr. iArnAs, (rep) OF W. Va, from the Committee on
Printing, reported resolution which adopted,
print 20 900 copies Of the address Of tho Speaker and Of
Of Henry W. Davis delivered In the House I'D or
February
On motion OF Mr srEvKSs /, was also ordered that tho
auureas ana euiogy be printed IN the GLOBE
VIRGINIA.
On motion OF Mr. L,rnAx the senate amendment the
transfer Of tho counties OF Berkey and Jencon 10 tho
state OF West Virginia, taken from the Speakers
table and concurred In.
rENSEsssx
Mr. BSou,N trcp) Of OHIO moved that Ave thousand
copies OF the Joint resolution 10 admit Tennossoe with
the testimony ana accompanying documents reported
IRON the Reconstruction Committee be ordered To be
printed and referred to the Committee Printing
REoRGAsnAroN ARMY
Mr. soLScK, trepl or Ohio reported from the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs bill to reorganizo and estab
lsh the army Of the United States, which twice
rtcommittcd and ordered 10 be printed
PROTECTION of AIL PERSONS N THEIR CIVIL RIGHTS
Mr. LATHAM asked and obtained leave 10 have printc-i
BILL which he desired offer a substitute the Sen
ate bill, 70 protect all persons In the United States In
their civil rights
TBE MILITARY ACADEMY EnI,-W. RAysoyp's
RECORDED.
Mr. RAysoSp, tep) Of N, r. stated thai he had voted
yesterday against the amendment offered by Mr. Schenck
In reference to cadets at the Military Academy but his
vote was not recorded
Mr. PruiAs, (rep) Of Me- from tho COMMITTEES
Invalid Pensions, reported a bill supplementary the
several acts relating to pensions, which read twice
rrusTrSG AND ApvrurrsN0 ron rsresloR DEPARTMENT
The SPEAKER presented the report from tho Secretary
advertising In 1865.
NEw MEXICO
Tho sTaKER also presented feyerai resolutions ~ the
Legislature Of New Mexico 10 relation 20 State govern
ment for that Territory, and 10 capitol building asking
for change IN the organic art o IN. Territory in roa
ton TO the jurisdiction or probate judges aud 20 peni
tentnry, which were appropriately referred
tSlEhNAL htvrNuE TAX oS nisrLun niRirs
The SrEAEER aso presented reports Of United states
revenue nisoners IN reference Ia distilled gprits
as source OF national revonue tho influence Of
dupications e.! taxes American industry which we're
rcierred TO tie Committee Ways aud Means
-, sIrgL.IloN ~ fRAnE wrr1 I7ir nnlrsn ravfScrs
Tho House then vent into Committee OF the whole
Mr. Raymond - car and r.sumod confederation of
tho bill rognlstn 'dc with tho British North AmrrcaH
provinces.
Mr.. KELtIY r,p II Pa. addressed the committee in
opposition "a The h He sad he would lave been afis
fed yesfofiay w.it the amendment suggested hy the
gentlemen from Maryland (Mr Francs TlIonas but to
day thai would moi atify hu The blll should be r..
Jecied II wa i1se IN principle and ia detail would
diminish the OF the country bv susfcndine
many branches o. Industry ha cOnlensed IL fec.
tons bo had become doubtful Of IL. Origin
whether u was British or American Mauy of ~
features constrained him think or rursgu and
hot American origin Referring On The ninth -c<tlon,
anthorzirg the Trc.ideut 10 itnin,e .r s end tIIr
protions " the net whenever ~ tOugh proper ho r.
minded the HOUSE that stl living under demo
cratic republican Institutions, aud under dictator
ship Such power might be oacrcis ed by the Emperor
~ Russia, bat such power had ever born nor over
wo1d be conaacd 70 the President of United
NJ isoGERs, ldem) OF n. j.. aked the gentleman 10
Mr. KnLEY-Ercuse me; have no time for sido
Issues | VIII attend 70 them when my distinguished
friend has the noor Mr. Kelley went on 10 argue that
the provisions o. the bill calculated prosirhe
many Of the leading interests OF this country and
Atimalate the Development OF the resources of tho
British provinces The Reciprocity treaty be sad
The result Of conspiracy, the nrs object Of vhichssq
20 give the American market N the foreign Manufacturer
by destroying eyory branch Of American manufaourcs
s ond object was having attained the 1rst, prS
wes, and Ssrb and mt bs IN sE E-asss y e. q ne
holding olgarchy OF the South In support Of hs view
Georgia some years since entitled Cotton 10 King
lnasmuch III b had all the vices u the Reciprocity
treaty he should propose The following a. sut. tG.e
THAT from and after the l7th Of March 1900 there shall
be- levied collected aud paid on an articles imported
ca tho duties and rates Of duties nov lnpOsed by
law Ike Articles imported from other foreign com
terces promote those of the Canadians who hid
oouraEed the rebels 10 20 into the gentcmana ihr
hvtti sl O~h ui.Ht' TOD W. DAnhH anu mutSf ~ 'lh
1ens The CAnHd ans wcD our most dangerous cnenie
because they werc our nearest neighbgrr He fd not
nhd, even Ia the Christian code 81 morals, that u
lid down A. an Injunction that wo should inlure
ourselves 10 benefit hose who would have
disseminated persous among us Who would have
burned our cities and towns and who dld
all that the dcvlsh malice % Souihern madrnen
could suggest 90 niure Hc would trrIt The Cans
dians az ali otheuas friends in peare eDetnes IN war
fpr tlle
he would Tor all the o. MANKIND THIS b.i ght
BE- entitled "A bin % destroy the fisheries M ait
facturUs aud the lumber tafe % the United rtAis AMI
n prevent the workne o. any bitnniS0ns coal bed.
east of The summit of ne ABeghany soasisas
tor a would ruin all those great brnnchcs
81 Industry Eesrring IN the saisuIsHi rnafe by NJ
imports II bHutuinous ooAl 10 our trade vim Can.da
Mr. Kelley debisd thai imported huninoua cal
there Ne sent only snbraes coal there, shioh CanAfa
must have she had of her Tho Fennayivnns
coal neits wsre Ord sven monopoly, stth tha
cotton neids Of Tho south They asksd M fruteciion
for them NJ FAR al Canals va concerned, u we're
constitutional 10 imposa eIport duty abthfse.is
u nigh, ~ done, and The Canadians would stu buy "
II the gentleman wanted to have cheap coal Why no
take hr duty of ono dollar aud twenty Eve cents ~f t0n
90 British oosif
Mr. soaSnL rep ofvt -Dpr The sertemsn desire
VI KHfKY-Ye
Mr. Sounf-i ooni-ss am ~ clear tisi " 10 pfDpsr
a. protect cosl 81 all believe u Oue - thosr Interests
wbich cannot BE- iHorcas Ny pfutrc'lfn and " un te
Whole Foundation ~ the dorno o. put ~ tifh iarn
on " lfuf# Wit thinA IT "a - tfAfiF allfN W tfN
wool thai u 90, possible prltsci o. A. ~ bigmn
ous oos Do they not ~ IN lpef tanafa ipf tbs Taf
p0se % making xasf
Mr KriiEY answered dat snae mail gusniiiy u ohio
coal might have gone there 0f srpefnsntng n Fsf -
baast, but tbefr ofg4flked r0uranY n lplef
Canada Tor the esie 0f hlmlua e1i from OHIO ieun
syvAnA or Virginia H. aas 49, spraalnF % fay for
Penny syvania Interests, bat fcf ln ntrffai ~ pfrt
wasted, war bedevlei Virginia. NlFJiard hrniufAyf
Trnnessco nssonh Goafsa and l iLe Fsihern states.
The psopie ~ tho British pyY lrra Ho1a - bf n1f
c0uutrymcn When British frfa trtie sh0lf taFe in
"a "a a.
shore, when The PEOPLE of Canada aAri % rhM fher
iesiIuies viii opfn r0aid gives re~ ctdsf sfro uti
when Pfovifsnre mp ief tts cftafion ~ nu' rfffns
meut u gays ns r1t1t iHf1n shfh r TIE 20 csf1pI -
a continent AMI which V q ~ rf1Hn ore
NJ DrrHs next aifr - ihf c1tlta .tirH. ~ " pl
lion 10 tLe bii rarcuaf 90 thai part - n rssii1s ~
urniyrf Ifr ihougAt tat dry Which We hM mffnfl pn
Canal an iafntrf zoo ipH iie ats ctTfFfi q 40
Al saIafau fufy 90 gf1faf tHoalac affItlf to
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