, 1866-04-07

the future but blood
Responded TINT II the bill passed be ehou1d con.
s:der himself IN alien to the Government, and tus
tilted In hereafter reststtng Its action.
AcnoueALt
Also denounced the BILL and predicted that liz naa
tagc would 1naus1tate revolution.
TIE VOTE TAKEN.
This clotcd the debate, and at halr past six The
vote "as called amid tho most 1nten.e excitement.
the galleries were crowded, and hundreds OF peo-
pie rose to their feet forget Of thu place and the
rules OF the Senate. Nj. Wright, who appeared In
the chamber for tew mInutee in The early mart Of
the day, and then retired to one Of the committee
roomr, WIS now supported to his eeat By
hts friends. Nj. Diron mas not able to leave hi
bed. When, In calling the roll. the nsme OF Mr.
Morgan WIS reached. and he responded A'aye" in
cleaf but nervous voice, the galleries broke out
into burt Of applause, which continued for some
miuutes. ID eptte Of the rappius Of the vicn Ptas
dent and loud calls to order from al rarta of the
chamber. When silence had been te&tored, the
calling Of The roll was finished.
STORMY ecFxE.
The announcement Of the vote Of 81 to Is
led to 4 scene never before Witnessed in the
serate, and ve1J rarely equalled in The ou.e tor
prolonged excitement. Two thousand persons in the
galleries shouted md applauded, handkerchief.
WAS oflong continuance, nnd during 1t Tire o.,posl
ton gathered up 1bctE hsss and csnes md retired
leaving Judge Trumbull to move the usual order
Tor informing The Hopse Of the action Of the Senate
and the fr1ends OF the Bill 10 adjouEn till No.dsy
FATE n TEE uoCsE-
1bat the measure will be taken mp and PROMPTLY
passed by the Home Il certain, un.ess The
oppos1t1ou 1esort to hllihuste1iue movements.
BROOKS AND DODGE CoKTEsrEu CASE
The Brooks md Dodge election case Was xett1ed
this evening. after three days s.rugg.c. It vas
thought 3ast night that Dodge had no prospect OF
tuccces- Various speakers had 20 befocytd the
casc that vcEy few persons pretended to unc1st1nd
III Eaertte, and the Hou.e was therefore disposed
70 let Brooks keep his eeat. Chairman
uaWes,- however, made 4 most maatr.ly
nsEuzncut so-aay, md lA4A-down. hx and laeis 10
CLEARLY, that long before he closed his TWO hourk'
speech, It vas erident thai Mr. Brooks days in
this Consreaa were 1t end The deei=1on Of the
committee wae sustained BY a vote OF = to s. aod
asoots bundled hts books and papers, and bowed
himself ont ot the hall and into private lite.
UIEKyAL RETENrE nrIL
YES sisted some days ago That the Way. and
Acans Commlttee would probably report on the
Internal RcFenre Bill. Thclr nttt intent was 10
embod5 the chanrex IN the rates tof dcty ip one
hl1, md the changes IN the method of aasessueut
and collections in anothc1 bill They owe,er
conc!uoed to report on the whole enbjecs IN one
general bill, The preparation OF which delays their
~ ,r,ac arms tirn. ,s~t ,ss.t- ~. .,a, .ae :.
pe o"as Eonl. utuo ne1t ~eeR' ine COMMITTEES
Of taxation may safc1y be reduced t50, OK, ,0oo,
ard have determined to amend the Lar At TO re-
duec II That amount. In making their Reductions
theJ follow the. rrle OF exemptipR, II much Il.
practicah1e, raw materials entering into general
consumption. Although the committee have not
yet completed their labor. it Is understood tha.
me "no~anf' among other changes. Will Be made:
the ac1a OF Int nirtar WIN hs .h.>as,ss ~
,hs, II utlt stand a. -, 49,.
e-. ~, va Ana a. @na as IN the
W, =, uIt4- ne 1a1 on au afnciea Of clothing
WI " 'aTelJ 1eaHceo' ana license amounting to
aoon one per crnt only III be required. The Tree
list will enmpfize the following: Slaughtered ani-
Inaa, lead, copper. epeler brats snd other metals,
p!emenm, % saen as p'oNs, hafroNs, rakes- tanning
ltf' paen1orSs. &c,; all paints; Al! Manufactured
ate11 Iii artfclea nred hy <te,rotr1e.. ~ ,,.,
er.nhe1,. hne eemsrt ~ S1cs s,:,eh anu ana n1no,
cent tx On he sro.. % rs,irosd rreesnt. reea +
repealed. IS arc all internal duties On coal /
The s.1 On crude petroleum win he 1.rc,.,v
's;mHs. 49, -. ~. eu.s .&Aen w. 4ns' on "h1skeJ
doubt. It's proposed to make It dTe cents per
n,,1v ,nennher, froue .a.icu,sns., %,s.. tro oy
i. ~ -nnhs =. ~ o'1. .+ .a'eutcts' taefe
DEC time agreed 10 exemption Of no tor einele
ncn fGo0 iof married men without .amihe.. and
f.o .ool"ona' 10. eaen ch''a IN a mnily, with
uniform rate Of per cent on ali above these
n.y he rnsnrrd t,etar. ,hs ~, - ~ a" ssa'e
The IT. ic,n.ee n, t.,inr, NC ,,,,ns.s @ Is a.a 'rotea
maker. viii he aT,roeated, as perhaps viii thoae
lot shoc1aakc1s and blaeksmiths. The renes1 ~
III tnte,,7a1 ,sYe. m ,.1ss- h1ot. AsFu ~
-. .-.uI"aA m y. pP.s As, 3pes anu lux,
ane "na'eset ente1t mo me manufacture q books
md ncEepapcrr, Will also be recommended. The |
cene1a1ly are not cutie 70 ..veennr 40
|hoxe .or,,r,,aodai ~ ~. 1,....., r.-f ~
~. 49, -. =, =. .'s .t.A.s.. ne'Ena" Iom
oot IL nss oeen INC a1n' OF tne Committee
. a''olth many Of the email taxes which have pro.
1ou.. The Commlaainncrs OF 1ntern., Psxsr1a