The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-25

NH 20, AOO0s I'LL LIZ
Secretary Of War shah prescribe eI.end military prosse
ions concerning the free enjoyment Of such immunes
81 mo or as any or
color previous condition Of slavery other creator than
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eeedngs has NOT been interrupted By the rebellion and shall
0ssd States are MOI DISTURBED IN the psassaSIs course Of
SS.Ss and isf :ash STATE shall be fully restored ~ IL
rsprsssn.sd IN the Congress q the United states
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q: scss or parts Of Act. Inconsistent with the provisions OF
section, In reference 10 the Sea Islands, by making
reed That when the former shall apply for the
surrender thcm He said those lands forfeited 70
The United STATES ~ belonging TO b~ligeren and were
allotted 10 some six thousand families, who now In
poeGesson, culvating them and having comfortable
homes on them II would be cruel and unjust 70 turn
them out leaving the government TO procure for them
other lands at tho cost Of twenty Ave dollars as
The ameudmont was adopted by 70 yeas TO 10 nays.
me sectson now reads as follows
60 And ss further enacted Tina, whenever the for
eeld order dated at Savannah January & 1894 shall apply
70 snrrsnder the same -''' 'A' '
Mr. sunlAaARop. trep.) Of Ohio, moved TO amend by
adding 70 Tho foregoing section the following
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cor any us or sst Of Which a . "ss
NJ DAYS. tepl Of ny, moved to amend by strik
ing out I'll after the second section.
Mr. BHANDsoxs trep.) OF Conn. moved 70 postpone
The further consids aoa Of the ban until the second
asEument that at tina, time Congress would be IN con-
duou - act moro utellgently on the subject, a. Il
would then have before u the repovs Of the commission
anA0 NJ IN.
DO sen BY both houses 10 inquire into the working OF the
system, and adding In underone that the postpone
Indiana
The motion 70 postpone was nesaiived by 81 to g.
The morning hour having expired, tho bill went
rms soLDsEss BOUNTY snI-Au LOCAL souSrns 10 m
DEDUCTED
Mr. SuzUcx, trep1 Of Ohio gave notice that the Com
mtee on Military Affairs bad carefully revised the
Bounty bill, and had made alterations In II that report
o. would DO made today and tina. he won ask the
sider IT,
Ono very msssrial change made in the bill ID, tha. al
sideratton and deducted from tho which might
otherwise appear due. The bin a. originally reported
SoSny . TSs change viii sss"Ss
from the benefits OF the bill almost all who enlisted after
The payment Of liberal bounties commenced
REAfPRArKnKNr OF ONO LANpa
The SPxAkRR presented letter from the Secretary Of
the Interior transmitting papers in reference 10 tho re-
apprsaement Of certain lands Ohio pursuant the
which was laid on the table,
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Mr. 8nIry, (rep) Of KY, introduced bill 10 amend the
bill TO provide for carrying mails from tho United Statos
70 foreign pors; which read twice and referred
tho Post Offcs Committee.
NO EVENING SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS and BY a vote Of a. 70 a.
the evening session dispensed with for 20 day.
rms TAX RnL AGAIN UNDER CONFEDERATION
Tho House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the State OF tho Union-Mr Dawes the char-and
sumed the consideration OF the Tax bill commencing at
m n lar
In the subsequent paragraph all relating 70 ground
cot1es and spices was, motion OF Mr. MoRwi, lrep)
penalty for not having revenue stamps attached.
On motion Of Mr. MYsxs, rep.D Of Pa, the paragraph
graphs ambrotypes dsguerreotypes or other sun pic.
tnrcs Of any description, thus relieving them from
subsequently, inserted In q preceding paragraph Of
the bill. and subjected 10 q nve per cent tar.
Nj. HorvmxIss, lrep.) q y. Y, moved q amend the
paragraph amending schedule b by relieving receipts
from tbs necessity Of having stamps attached
Mr. MoRRuL opposed tho amendment, stating that last
year tho sovesnent received thrcc hundred thousand
dollars moath from stamps attached tn rcceipta
Mr. PRfcs, trep OF Iowa, moved 70 amend by abolish
Ing all receips Stamps under ten cents
Mr. hosaIa opposed the amendment, stating that the
small Stamps we're ten tine. more productive than the
large ones He hoped that the stamp system would no,
BE- given up for many years
The amendneas rejccted
Tho paragraph amending schsdule amended by
making the stamp duty on bottles &C., read thus =
containing meats hsh shell Ash, fruits, vegctablcs
ssuce raisins prepared mustard jams je,ss contain
ID therein packed sealed made prepared aud sold
offered for SALE removed for con sumption In the
United states after tho LIST OF October 1900 whcre the
can and contents do not exceed two pounds In weight
cent and for every additional pound traction o.
pound one cent" aud striking out all the rest Of the
paragraph.
graph was inserted amending schedule e by Ia, ing
stamp duty OF onn cent on cigar lights where the pack
ego CONSISTS Of twenty i've lights OF less and cent al
dicionai for svery additional twenty nvs lights
On motion OF Mr. nyEss Few paragraph Vas insert
ed amending scbedule BY striking out the paragraph
relating 10 photographs
fhe paragraph amending section l7o Of the present
oct modified BY extensive Acrarons Of the and
by adding proviso that whenever actions for penal
ties, the inf0rner witness the defendant shall
be admitted ~ Witness and tst any person who shall
receive snv considetziion under threat o. Informing
shall he liable 10 nno or tWo thousand dollars and
year imprisonment
The tenth section. which repeats sSverA sections of
the existing act, amended by adding section
Inc commiaee tnen came " scctioo eleven, when
wy - y. ~ p.s W "' w W. Ins
or nsper Tor friction mstehss cigar lisn,. ma
springs and hands for clocks sodium and Gefmaa
silver 10 nas o. snces Tree nal wedges and deck plugs
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