The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-07

the regular business IN tue morning
Mr. BEsJAms lrop) OF Mo-, moved 20 restrict its bcne
as to those who had remained loyal to the government
| Agreed 70
there persons in his district who would be en-
titled TO the benefits Of this than in any other
district but he bad yet 20 hear OF the FIRST application
for IL from any Of his constituents He wished 10 KIN "
whether the gentleman who reported this bill would
favor similar pension for the soldiers and sailors Of the
late war;
Mr. CorrRorH (dem.l Of Pa, expressed the hop, hat
at the proper time Congress would place the y
rolls every soldier who had fought In the late war
Mr. HAIE said he glad to hear the gentle say
so It compored with his idea Of the berality Of the
gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr Cofrothl He mr.
Conrothl profusely liberal with other people mo.
ney. He (Mr Hale came here with such spirit Hs
dd not believe that they should oven talk Of giving
sons TO every soldier who fought the late war Tho
passage Of this bill would be such exhibition Of easy
virtue that It would tend greatly towards unsettng The
cradit Of the nation. The nation woid have avail
Itself OF the bankrupt law and he feared could not
show asses enough 10 enttle her clean certificate
MT CofFRoTn In reply Ing to the charge Or extrava.
ganoe, tainted Mr. Hale with having voted nine or ten
millions Of dollars Of the peoples money for the Freed
mems Bureau
Mr. HAIR confessed to having voted FOR the Appro.
priaon bills reported BY the committee II the gentle.
man from Pennsylvania Mr Cofroth) had voted against
Mr. THAYFR, (rcp) or Pa called attention 10 the fact
that no bll omitted 10 make provision for the sailors
who had achieved glories which transcribed anyhln;
done on land during the contest
Mr. Conroth modified the bill 50 as to include sailors
Mr Ross, tdem) Of Del called attention 10 The omis
sion Of those who had fought In tho Black Hawk
uLaugherl
Mr. HALE moved 10 lay the bill on the table, which
was negatved by IS TO So
Mr. PFRnAM (rep1 OF No. desired to crcr substitute
which had boon considered by the committee.
MI CopfRoTH declined 70 let II DO offered insisting on
the demand Tor the previous question
The House refused 10 second the previous question by
moved TO recommit bin and all amendments and cub
sttutes thereto 10 the Committee Invalid Pensions
ana moved the previous question on that motion lie
did so In order that bin might be properly mstured
The previous question was seconded and the motion
was agreed toyeas ~ nays 10 80 tho bill was recon-
mitted
Mr.. PrnHAS asked Leave to rupert bin granting pen.
SONS to those soldiers q the war Of is who are in ne
Mr. LIZ asked whether the bill included soldiers Of
tn late war
Mr. PsRaAx replied tina. !, did not
Mr. HALs objected any bill tha ID not extend the
right 70 the soldiers tho lae var Is 10 he sol
diers OF any other
ExrEssioS or PATENT.
Mr. HUBBARD, rep Of Conn, from the Committee on
Patents, reported bill 70 allow James q Cook 10 apply
for an extension OF ms paten, button backs and
ing eyes.
The morning hour having expired the biz vrn, ovcr
AMI tie House went into Committee Of the Whole the
state Of the Union Mr. ScOAcd tn tho chair, ant re
sumed consideration Of
rne rARfyg RfrL
Mr.. 0NgiLt. (rep) OF Pa moved 10 increase the dirty
on harc.oh from forty ~ iorsyaEe por ceatum ad
loren.
Mr.. Ricy rep Of Mass Moved to amend tho smond.
men ~ striking 81, tho paragraph aud iaircloh ~
tie description known hhir seating ory fvo cents
pef square yard On ha.rcoth other than seating drty
Mr. o'NEiLL accepted the amendrnen, instead of hls
own The emenduent vas rejected, y 70 10.
MIR KrfLEr rep) ~ Pa, moved 70 reduce tho tuty
Italian marble from dollar TO seventy cents per
cubic foot, ani spoke n support q Vie amendment
Considerable debate sprung M, III which Mossrs Nor
ril, Spaldng and woodbridge argued against tie nd
meni, and Kelly, Dodge and kce ~ Mass IN favor TIE
amendment was rejected.
hir wilson, tep.l 81 iowa, moved - refdce ibe al
valorcm duty on polished marble from seventy hfty.
i've per GEN. and expressed hs opposition % itose fen
lures o. the bill which place obstacles III the WY "
beauty ing home with libraries and works Of art
Mr. HOAX DOM OF no, opposed The amendment IA
speech q some length.
Mr. VIII pointed out the Inconsistency % Tho gem
trnan from Missouri, vho belonged 70 he tr'o trade
party and who had made free trade speech when ne
Internal Revenue bill was under dhcr sson Di Who no"
showed himself high proloctioni9 because 4 hap-
pens that the interest IN Question was represented ~ his
district. He Withdrew his amendment
Nc HoGAS defended be position ~ tho argameat,
thal a. INC bi protected every manufacturing interest
y We eoAn'ry Vas ~. rfht that W. .ain pc %
protection should % extended - mechanic5
The Committee rose - close tAe debate
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