New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
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Mr. HALE IN 70 opposed the bill lie teas there re en
efts 81 th than any district ard be bad yet
~ near Of the fret application for 4 from any OF DIS
lie wished know whether the gentle DO haa re-
ported the bin would favor similar pension Of The sodefs
and sailors Of the late 49,,
Congress would place the pension rolls every def WI"
had Tough: IN the late
II comported with idea bers y OF the gentleman
from Pennsylvania (Mr CofrOth) He (Mr Cofrots) was
S Ss as S p 9ie Hs aid Seye hat they
I Of giving pensions to every soldier who fought ID tno
Of easy yrtae that 1t would tend greatly towards anseng
the credit Of the nation The nation woul bsys to s'a ~
self Of the bankrupt law and be feared sne conf not sho" a
sets enough to entitle her to clear certificate. .
Mr. 5sp SsTsr to 26 sS sIs or
Of the peoples money fIr the freedmeps Bureau
bills reported ly the Committee If the gentleman from
pennlyaDa Cofoth had voted against 1hea be was sorry
Mr. THAYEa Pa) called attention 10 the fact that the bill
Quilted make provision for the saors who had achieved
81 res which transcribed anything done on and curing the
Mr. corraorn modified the bill 20 include saors
MI Ross Il l. called attention the omission OF those
who had fought in the Black Hawk war lla"ghierl
Mr. HALE moved lay the bul on tie table winch was
The 4 ioIne IS the vote in detail NJ,
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Sss sIs Sg @ h sa k.su ksa sa
LongysT Marvin Mehusr Pst'ron rer9am ianss foHsIoy
Tree Raymond Rc. i.. Rice !Ae E'e ss%as, rI1~
$500"
kATs., Baker Barker gidysn BiSSses%S B rom
,o,h Galo Ds~'qn DelanG Dtess Eess -; ,,s ,'
nlf hsye. Hogan Holmes. Hubbard ~est ysl 4b3a,d T. ~
Sso ks Kysc.S' Ls,s'T ts"Sss n c aoofsd
Merrill Mog.ou. Myers. Niblaes Asl oN 9th Paine Phelps
RaOrc Randall sur3 Randi ~ kose ho9, TO- T Nous
dhsye, John Thomss H. aTa an no S ,o p VIM
Mr. PrrHW Mlinc) desired to offer substitute which bad
haff4 mai. 4rglU n y
MI CoFTRoIn declined DO offered Insisting on the
demand Z = t,a o. evous question:
The House reused 10 second tho previous question By
vote Is whereapon Mr. KELLEY Pa) moved TO ie
cmmt the hi and All Amendments and substitutes
ne COMMITTEES Invalid Pensions and moved the previous
question that notion b'dd 50 ~ order That p A'sn'
The previous qacilon seconded ard the motion was
agreed Yea "a; Nays, &C. 50 he nlwa reeomniIied
1ho vote RETIRING lhe fensiun o'l Vas as G9Hs
YEAs Mes'r Alley A.'oa A.; A. sga A'Gfy 49,
a,nvortb. Very, Ha nssns Sy iisIi hsys h'1Si5,Sa s
IN ian kelley ketehA, kuy I'd p Latin lswr'nee teao
Plants Pomeroy Price Raymond. RE- is.. RIG lNsne ht
Seofd TsyS, hsys roy o. r9s MAJ
We .-r Williams ana w;on ,rens 81 81 n.on r,,l.v Eli
rd.. FaTq4har tnnk, oossb'enner uhieT pr9n' moon.
s .,b. ,M Ss ehss n. lie ad Ne ah Mol
Ms Aoss Nora r 2,'n @ aa' sgss1.a as p a st
IN I,ss, I2a L. Tom NJ 6 d i w. o4
Nj anaw a,fed leave to report b granting pensions
to 81 the Of 1872 Who are n neeessouS er-
chi , asked whether the bl included soldiers Of the
Mr P.RH.m replied that It did not.
Nj has objected any bill that ala not extend the same
rghl $40 olles Of the !e war as to iht s'aes u any
| otneT Val.
Mr. HUMANE Conn., from the Committee on Paens re-,
q ais patent button backs and connecting eyes.
Tn. mornpr hour having expired the bill wen. over and
the Committee Of the Whole on the state o.
the Union. Mr. ScoTCD in the Chair and resumed eonsd'
| = al. Iartu
MI osFLL pa moved the duty on hair cloth
rom 90 TO - pr een'an ad ,oloreln -. ,,u,o,, Nv
striking the paragraph hair cloth II the description
inown rsh seating and Inserting - cents per Iu
Mr. ON rLL accepted the amendment instead oil MS OWL
re moved 70 reduce the duty on italian Marble
FROM per cubic foot aud spoke an support Of the
considerable debate sprung ur which Messrs MORRILL,
va srADIso COho) and woopBGDoE Vt) argued sgainst
the amendment and KELLY DoDGE a. ~ ana hicE (nass'
IN favor. The sne ndment rejected.
Mr. wnsoS iowa moved to reduce the ad vaorem duty on
position TO those features the bin which place obstacles In
the way identifying home with libraries and works OF art
Mr. HoGAs (ho) opposed the amendment IN speech Oh
some length.
om Missouri belonged the Free Trade party and
who had made free trade speech when the Internal Revenue
bal under discussion but who now showed himself high
because happesed that the interest Ia question
represented In his district He whdrew his amendment
Mr. oo.s defended hi, position oy the argument that as
but right that the principle o. protection should be eA
1 tended To osoh~nics
The Committee to close the debate and
ference COMMITTEES on the internal pro-
oeeded to explain the same ,.,
vision requiring Of alleged frauds the to DO
tried United States Court instead Of being decided BY
MT HOOPER replied that the House receded from that pro-
vision being assured By the Commissioner Of Internal Reve
nue. that sufficient provsons OF the same kind In
Mr. Srysss thought that was the most important provision
On tNsh nd hiatt without
Mr. ALLISON Qowa( alleged as an additional reason Tor CIV
such cases and that business could be attended
II would give charged with fraud an opportunity Of
MI sTTyRss hoped the report would be disagreed TO- and
smother conference committee asked for
Mr. DRLAso 0ho) remarked that in order to make
bill efficient must necessarily contain stringent provs
Mr. BINGHAM Ohio argued in the and against
Mr. Ross inquired what disposition had been made OF the
Mr. HooPFR explained that the Senate had struck the
whole section the income tax for this has been laid
and the SENATE deemed exDtdent that there should be
action snbect TIL next sssoa In that the House
Committee In regard cotton the tax fixed
per pound instead OF two cents as hIed by the
Senate and fred by the House In relation to
gas companies railroads Senate provision allow
but only to continue till the Both Of April next in
oder 20 give them time 20 apply ,t 70 tne state ate
ing sell packages Of not less than twenty tickets at
legal rate with the actual tax added In relation 10 the
exemption of small manufacturers such taors and shoe
makers the Senate Committee had concurred with the House
eKempng 90 worth OF work exclusive OF the value OF
the material IL relation amendment affecting mead
In which the gentleman from % Ne had shown
40 Dach Interest Committee concurred in it add
ing TO IL amendment embracing the mountings OF ma
chincry Of telescopes for Astronomical observations
Mr. EGGEsToS Ohio) protested against the action Of the
Committee in regard gas and railroad companies and hoped
Congress would sit I'LL December next rather than submit
to II.
Mr. scH1ScK Ohio made argument In the
other objection the Of the
Committee he would against on that ground alone
Mr. MORRILL, expressed the opinion that this very
small make fuss about and that tho action OF the
Committee correct and proper.
~ all u defense O.