New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

constituted authorities; and that the House VIII stand
nv ana nfan the President m executing the laws by
f-ingup sufficient number cf the Lending Rebels
a.uet the National Government az order 10 kLdclte
he matt laal authority sustain the conhdeuce oi the
loyal people end TO rebuke eonspfators and traitors ioF
al tine 10 come.
Debate arising, lie resolutions went over.
THB MEMORIAL PRINTING.
Nj LATLN from the Committee on Printing. re.
ported Tcs0lGtiOn which adopted, providing Tor
the printing OF @OOO exTa copies oi the auoTes o the
Hon. MI Bancroft, and other preceding attendant
the memorial services lie life and character oi
the late President Lincoln.
TAX on THEATERs.
Mr RAYMOND q. y presented memorial of thea.
ters IN hewYoIk Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. for amendment OF the law imposing
taxes upon them aud asking relief from the tax upon
thr receipts when they DO equal their expenses.
Referred 70 Committee on Ways and Means. Also the
petition OF the Assistant Assessors Of the Thifyecond
District Of the City OF New York for an increase OF
pay aud allowances
REMONSTRArCE or TAPER MAKERS.
Nj KTTCHuM O.. " presented The remonstranco OF
ArcLi.ald Wilson and Others. man1iactuUrs, &C, OF
paper md envelopes Of Pouglkecpslc n. Y. against
the passage Of the bill to sell stamped envelope al the
cost Oi the stamps ony.
TIL FEEE-TRADE LTACUr-gicfPBoCITY
Mr. EAssON presented the memorial of the American
Free Trade League with reference 10 the Reciprocity
Treaty which was referred TO tho Committee Oh Ways
aud Means.
RESULTS Of THE REBELLION.
Mr.. IONlTAg Introduced q series Of resolutions
declaring tire views Of the House relative TO the results
ETC., Of TIE Rebellion
Mr.. INCK moved 10 lag them upon the table, but the
motion did not prevail.
M. RAYMOND called for division OF The resolutions,
and desire. 20 dsk a question.
Mr.. LEbLOND should object. unless on opportunity
were afforded those who were opposed tothe resolutions
20 e1press then reasons f0l voting against them.
NJ RAYMOND asked that the vote should be taken on
the first two resolutions
Mr. WENTWORTH demand a vote on each and alL
Mr.. SMITH inquired WhoihOi the resolutions did not
10 the Committee Reconstruction
The SPrAKER replied thrt the point Of order came
TOO lae-othcrwise the resolutions would so TO that
Committee.
The House then voted on the first resolution as fol-
lows:
Eol.e6 That in The language o. the procaas.on Of The
President of May % 1853 the Rebellion which was wared
by portion Of lie people q ;c United States aan the
properly constituted sghoriies Of tie Government thereof
III the most violent aud revolving lo ob Nhose uneu ouS
organized forces have been almost entirely oVrtcomr
la N il. revolutionary prores deP.y,e ne ptop oi 'he
Sste, IA which 1t was or,suyed q OIL civil soTtrnmct
This Was agreed 10 By vote o. yeas 1922 nays 5o-
az folOws:
(Olo), Baker Baldwin Blrk4 Bss,er Bearnsu Benz min
Clrk (OLoI C-rk tKansal), Cobb Corins Cook Defccs
DeInins Dor De v Drr,s Eckley ssef,on. Eno tnrus
Ith Ferry CARTE %, OflnlDl llEtiE fLi iayt non
derson. Ilisiy Holmes, HooIcr. hg5lad Gewa Hubbard
III vi Hubbard (Ci) Uabee, Hubbard Jtrca-s. Ju .l4u
kls-ol Kelley Koso. K-tcllm, Klystnclll lam. Lat-
89. 29 L'I cksa keasye ty4S cyiIi @I ' M
Moui9n. Myers, ONei Ofth Pane, rerlaf1. p e. Pau'
Pomeroy fice Raud,lI ky Rioc tM...'. RI" Me-
Rollins s.. nick Scyltd, she-harsc Sloan, Slaulduc
stan, stevens. 1hsycf Towblldge Upon. On A,ritnt
Word Wsuc " asnburne tli w Wasuguru thsss We Der
WeltwcIiA ~ ilals VI isol fIowai. Wilson ual ndom
NAYs-Sessr.. Ancona. Bergen Boyer. Brooks Chfaer,
Dawson Eldfidse. Fn.k. Gl1s.eremc- 6oodyeni Ondth
Hale ha,diur hy. HuD9a-d N'. VII heir h'inau,' PC
ds irs) Raymond Ritter. Roger, Kos, in
smith, Tabor john i. 1not1l., J.ouon IriEb.e Nhley.
The next resolution wns read. as follows,
R-s1ire1 Ia Whenever tho pecI To- o nny Sfstc are thuf
deprived Of u cv government become o.. uty nj Con
rrss hv atrotr t.on 20 enable thelr organize
o. nfa a = e
guarantee to each siac ~ biila ioia q so.,tie'i
This was agreed 90 by Yeas. lni; N1le, 50.
The third resolution was tlen voted on namely.
Es,alred TLa g. tie deliberate s-rsr a. tue TO hni
the condition o the Rebel Ss'os fy p'hes The President
maintaining the suspension o. The art Lsbeas corpus n
those s.4irs.
This was agreed to by Yeas ll7; Nay. %.
The fourth ard last resolution wa rcid. a. follows
Rcsoirea That Il b Tie dehfrlte sense oi th helae 90.
the condition Of The Rebel siatr fully iuss tie Pro- den.
,bdt e dent + ,it cd 20 th- thanks Of tie ration
employing ihr wer poSer f'r tue p .sc-'n o M mon '"
zeus ard tAe freedmen in ,ne.' S'aies
II Was adopted. hy lces. l14 nav p
NATs-M,s Grder, Harding fhyl Nccl-o'si A'.@'.
Rogers, Shauklil, and flilbie-
THE LUssI An TELEGEArl.
M BANKS from tie Committee on Foreign ANA p,
reuprtcl lolut resolution nlt 0rl.rr cru rec mfing
the Secretary o. tha Navy 10 detail one a''al 'rtsc
from the PaCtc squadron 10 mako afveT ana souh1-
incs bOta oi Tie American ana Iuaall c.ssl WIZ.
is proposed TO establish tccgraphlc communication L'
~ eel tie NgfieIn aua Eastern continents, lld ioI the
trans spoftation Of mntefial gld - crli- ri'ra uc
assi9nce as nav be best ca.cul,cd 20 sccrr hc
a
of TIC enterprise, and 70 caiTJ OF tLo ip'se
the act Of July, lc64.
was not wiling 20 place TIE N'ty ~ tAc clspo-ai q
foreign GOveinmcut o. liiratt piiies
Mf. BANKS Mass.) sad. II action vcrc taken ON 1h1
subject I should hr dorc ot once.
Mr sIEvENs CPa) remarked tLot lat yraF. ghen
Coneress permitted the Company to lay telegraph by
wey of Russie they authorized tic Secretary OF TIE
Nayl 20 send one two ships 30 aid them mt a'i-f
ceJ. IL that Department Ii tAc yes a should not be
sent a. The act fcaq dt'h0uEcL. nrt not re lnien.
Russia lad ordered two vessels tol ihc scHicr. hf
hoped The intention Of the i-T Wctll ' erilri OIL
and that tae vessel misl- not be WAcl merely Oh .he
Nr Th,gs said Obs, ,-ea ono u tire rrands,t enter
rrsos of tac 80e Tic vessel fIolHscd tD he rIfard
wolld cnrry the hGg the country. II was detiTnIn
10 conn'o' the lines ai BehriuQs Srai,s he aunorH
the enterprise MT. Collins was ra.ltt ot AeE OIh
buf citizen 0i (aLi0.us. Col BIElcF - WtH o. hr
Collins was vel knOan - HIN. He Wa n1e o. ihc
most able patriotic and Gm 1cn hc Cfer kew. The
feleprauliC connection wll tr completed iu 4-ba by
ts establishment tho Secretary q the Navy would We
able 70 Communicate with our vessels ~ any rat oi me
earth N0t ouly Russia hld cont ont v'ser1. but the
British GOyerumeut had alo given e;cir,nug r.
CURED ana the American N0yclLmeAi Lad given roiA'
Sir WAsnBuRNE lll) rad ti. vss 70 tnl IN eiec,
asking tle people ~ pay l5 -lonsc which tit Com
Mr. BHo0Ks ~. - SAID this not corporation
The enterprise RG5 great Hct ol clvh on, allei-4
ink out tho American Continent % the Vid world. t
the Only means q ieb'.iR tf lfy.t ~ O''Uc q"
the United States. If Naa !ndispcE lOy acccssaTy
situated a We are with Frtuce ava England, fo rnl"
ourselves with our only national iri,na--E'a iic.
Mi BANK5 repeated Cha ~. Nas not q lrT-ie :. D.
orranh Iba Whole world was intCrcs ed ~ "; = the
NavY Department had 10 interest iu i tae l;op.e q.
tho United Siaies have. Il.s lac would ploce a. 90
communication With CO0@4UO ~ people la ia flA .po
Cbinotle only n.t oual friends We htre 10 Cwdr.ed
n thc future the European powers hostile 20 o.. There
0re every member ought ~ ior tle measure noV
before the iiOuGe.
The Oint resolution wla passed
TIE HnfDIIPEeT.
Nr JAvEs ". HuHHlLY, fI0I The tO.6mi zee o.
Commerce. reported Bill. which wng plssed. 20 p-c.