New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03


done so. but he happened 10 be sick at the time
Mr.. RoGEEs-Th, Is utterly false. without one parti.
Gle Of truth Whoever gives such Information to the
gentleman states what lie knows 10 be an utter false
hood never agreed. either directly or indirectly 10
vote for that Constitutional amendment | made A
speech here against it. and II had been here when the
vote was taken / should have un0ualledy voted
against 1t.
Mr.. wEpoM-I do not know how the matter is, and
OF course cannot accept the explanation
Mr.. NIBLAcK Gnd.)-In making the interrogation of
the gentleman yesterday whether he had voted against
the Constitutional amendment, actuated simply
5y desire 10 afford the gentleman from Newt ersey
an opportunity to explain the circumstances under
which be failed TO vote for that very important meas
aud some inquiry why he and a certain
S4S gS I9s osd I TO- I sa9 II ny
seeing that by the help be gets from other quarters and
by the action Of gentlemen on the other side and by the
great consideration of the Speaker he is trusted as
leader want to have him reefas in upon this
as upon oil other questions. tLaughter.l wanted 10
give him an opportunity to explain why be was not
Loro. l only regret that be was not able to give
doubted that he had good reasons laughter
But wanted 10 understand them, especially as SIC
stand committed hero before the House and country for
what be says this and on all other questions Roar
Of laughter hope that men all sides viii afford
the gentleman every opportunity TO make any exlana'
tion he deems necessary 10 order 70 relieve himself
! Mr.. WNDoM-I cannot yield further on that point
Mr. HIGBr suggested that the fact OF New-Jersey
not being in the Union might have restrained the gen
tleman from voting that question. Laughter =,
! Nj. GARFIELD (OhiO)-New-Je fsey has beeh III Tue
Union since the last election.
| Mr.. HICBY-But she was not at that time.
Mr.. WINDOW would have TO leave tho gentlemen on
the otter side 10 settle tho question OF leadership
among themselves. But be believed that in few years
hey would be ashamed Of belonging to the party az ALL
70 Jay nothing about being leader, laughter.
Mr. NiBLACK-We feel on this side that do not
want any leader. There not enough OF rs 70 make
an. trouble that score. tLaughter.i Therefore we
would rather carry on guerrilla fight mean no aus
20, tla Aagy
do not like TO surrender ourselves 10 his leadership
Some Of this side do feel very Eeenly especially
those who have taste fOf talking good deal 10 hear
= much SAID about the gentleman from New-Jefsey
being leedcr Of tie party. IL does provoke our
jealousy. lLauchtcr' II is very unpleasant to US
Mr. ROGERS (whO sitting on the Republican side
OF The iouse)-That Is the object Of the whole thng
lRoals Of laughter
Mr. WrDoa-I am glad the gentleman from Indiana
(Nr Niblack) has made the explanation. have con.
yersed with two or three on that side who do not
recognize the leadership. / AN satisfied from another
reason. The gentleman says they DO not need leader
as they carry on a guerilla warfare That oXpaihs
why all that side voted last Congress against the D
10 punish guerFilas. "
tins shot into the Democratic ranks fairly brought
down tie House.
Mr.. THAYrR asked the gentleman from Indiana (Mr. |
Nbiac) 20 explain what he meant by referring TO hep
from other parties.
Mir NuLacK-I mean detection in youf own ranks !
Mr.. GARFiHLp-Tben yon would vote for nIn pun, ,n' /
couragng deseftion. bat not TO punish suefrH'A''
tLaurhter.l ,,
T.
ship and proceeded 10 argue IN support OF me Diii
III only complained that IL dill lot 20 !ar enough ~
projected onJ the civil rights Of neelmon aud lei ior
lutaro adjustment The protection OF then poltlcll
rights. so far. however. 4 did go n was m street
accordance with the designs OF the grand od iouhues
Of the Government VINO when they laid its iouuda- 1
ton made the right OF human nature its CHIEF corner
stone.
Mr.. sHEIIABARGER Ohio made a short legal and
constitutional argument m support OF ire iDthslit
The result he arrived RI was that on candid ana if
az the fiflG4ty ID
voting for m, bin proposed BY The gentleman on e"
York Mr. Raymond ol toe naturalization Of al ,.ese
people Tho usefulness Of such i1elssfe was just -
81 sad profound NJ Il was useful 20 be an uericAh
citizen.
M BRoouALL Q'a) sott aoor bu Yielded 10 NJ. I
WILSON Gowal who pf0p9.cd' ~ oide4 - 81 ~,
Committee Of WAYS sud Means time TO get through .
sorae Important measure b. et the matter 80 over tI
Thursday next. after considerable discussion tL!' Wa
az leneih agieeG 90. .,
20 feco,nmt which caused the v-riOas amendments ~
recommit With i-strl ciioas % .al.
NJ. WILSON then oncItl some amendments 81 deihiL /
Nh ca we're agreed TO- and also the following odd
,l section which no dad not desire to press /" A'oe
~, i fr,s,y enc nd hat nothing IN thi,act cout,nei
,ha be construed 70 eject tie laws Of aiS safe COZ
A., EAYni1yp a.ked SIR Wilson 10 consent 20 vote
On bis Mr. Ruymonds) BIZ as substitute,
MI WILSON could not esrce 70 that. lie Hl vas
ordered 20 be printed and surthcr Consideration WIS
mo-, o9rcd urfIi Thursday TEXT.
IE PRESIDENT NfssAGE.
Tomorrow Saturday was fet apart lor general H'
bate On the PRESIDENTS Message a. n ~ COMMITTEE o.
TIE Whole.
TVYyfSG SESSIONS
M SIEyIRs (Pa) gave notice that ne Wo.4d move on
MONDAY lor eycf ing session Tor business.
TIE STRENGTH ~ TIE REGULAR ARMY.
Mr. SCHEsCR (Ohio) asked the unanimous consent o.
lie House 10 offer resolution Of inquiry IN relation 20
the strength &c Of the Regular Army. 70 which AT'
WA-HBURSI Ill objected.
MEXICAN MATTERS.
VI SrprNcX also asked consent to introduce reso.
linton OF INQUIRY % 10 Mexican matters 10 which AI
Bot Iw.iL objected.
,GRIci LTUEAL AND MECHANICAL EDCcAIloS'
Nr UoToHKiss introduced bin 70 encourage edaca'
ton in ace ultaIe and the mechanic arts. which was
read twice ard referred to the Committee Oh AsHeu'
tu-e Tie nouse adjourned.