New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
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90 Senate. 81 3, o'clock r. N. adjourned.

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ADJOURNMENT.
80 Senate. 81 q o'clock ?. aoj0lrnel
HOUSE CT REPREsENTATIya
CT hs9rs II THE COMPLIANCE co@MlTTEE OK THE lAX
NJ N0RmL va vaa. at hs own request and on account
Co f,rencr Commi.i, on toe Internal Revenue BIZ and E
H4ovsr talss.) was o. ocinted IN his place.
II. srEyrEs (ps.A ron tie Committee on ArproprfMi1ns
reperl bin making appropriation c sun y ciy eKgenses
was al tw ice ana erred to Committee ofthg Whole
Slate VI uaoa ead mse tic special order for Tues
day E,xt - .
SiTioyiI INSURANCE b REiU.
NJ COOK dL IRON he JSals,i,ry Committee reported
read twice and feoSmusitisd
PESaoSs TO TBZ VETERANS or 1870.
Tho House proceeded IN TIE morning hour - tho consider
the Art business being ihs motion OF Nr Miller madc Friday
last rcoommt 20 the Committee Invalid Pensions The
adverse report made on she bill granting pensions TO ths sol
diors To Of sia and insgotlng the Committee 70
Gr PERBAM Oie. continued us remarks Of las, Friday
sesns Tie proposition and Messrs ]. 81 u1G COiro Mn.
My sivRs moved 10 amend shc noiioa 10 recer,ult by
ps;ructng the Committee e report bill nc' sssns thu
sapiainsd thar It applied 70 Az lensioHrg
Debate ecsed BY tho House ,ondng '.ls prssi9
Tic amendment offered b. Mr.. Stevens ws rejected.
fbi question REQUIRED sr. MI ~ motion nit
with Instructions iorcpott BILL and i wes sFeed TO by he
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.e.a sSysr ssodss shyllb,rsr sgsss Stevens. sunw.n,
lsl Of S.yYo'I yn nsF9 Of s..our Ward Warner,
ssnis 'Iindom snd " ilfsid-iel.
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Tn Instructions eppy TO tle SAILORS well % tn soldiers
M CorTRolH Pa from the Cosuuee on Invalid Pen
siona reported b gransng perone to tho socicrs and
wars during thei period. The bin i, as follows;
re- a ss1 Of H. 9 , s se' % a.
Army state tfoeg. vouniee Or miA 81 term q tine
III declared BY he uui s,ais ag.r Great Britain tho
~ 1e,suIy no, othsr.s .pp.cpea me amour, paid
an .aS eo1i a r g. us,nTsl e OH' ''o VIZ
Sac a. d oiicsi rui..ouei Offices, moi
dams and Psts who shall have served In he ReEaar Amy,
ssS,i any irs daasne s,fc'sid war via Or
Britain hS he entitled to al the benefits Of the h section Of this
sac Thsf Of The officers uoneoHui..loucI Oncers uu
to .s a s p,an a., e %ssh her haHfad "'nd
p1y allowed BY &C, Gsn under the direction
% a S DC or 's S 2 1--we Of .
.snsy a! such t..e aud times the Sc ssry q ite Inferior
1 10 ,sl 5gsys I'm Is treh dc sis
g The sane the rov,ion Of ' set and hs. pay
5 q By III ysss b.. : e %
frc fIa, e oa.l. noncomml.,loned efoo and marine.
ger I@s;ssd Il actual battle r es e.e.y during hs Win
Der % SCI 70 hs ,,ss .nnsr - provided Tor the officers
The morning hour having expired the bill went mi
ne" f''u''' INDIVIDUAL PENSIONS
s ss reported and p; M sr5n'MIs
Gogler Edgar Harris Mary C. Hamilton and Sarah
TIE TAHITI BILL.
The HouT then went into Committee Of the Whole on the
stare the Union Mr. ScoIIELD lPa in the chair and took
debate sose on an amendment offered by Mr. WILSON
ows strike the specific duty In the paragraph taxing
linen and making the duty 50 per cent ad vaorem as at
present; ho ,hora,, ,.o ,n.nr,,o,,rsr.
ofth county were making great mistake pressing the
House bill which proposed increase Of the du
needed not 60 much duty they did stability in
tic eyy duties Imports Let the manufacturers OF
to country what they TO depend so that they
could make ths Investments ard conduct their business
in The notice they had and they would DC great
port dGes there we're gst many provisions Of me o 70
il would Operate much to the benefit Of those
holding enoruous stocks of goods as to the manufacturers
The leYt ess Congress efer the benefits had been de-
rived by tho who Loding enormous stocks of
goods an e would he made reduce the duties and Con-
eess would obaoly swing other He deemed
Il letter TO support present system of dutiesbetter to
s ,s5s tho @ sShs sny in Ss T than 's
send out rodce that there is TO be constant |
agitation of TIA subject each recurring session Ct Congress
re wished Ills bl 10 be brought may be TO the
nesent law By pressing these duties to the high standard
popcsed els o many sections Of the country where there
ives a disposition protect property equitaly the msngiac
turng would he driven 10 the other extreme ana the
ind that the great body OF the people In
those sections lsead Of fay0rmg they now DID, reason
sbe protection woad DO driven into the free trade line
There was NOE danger that reaction to the manufacturing
interests country than there In permitting those In
tort. to rest tho basis Of the present. law He gave that
warning gentlemen who were asking Congress to enact
n enormor saies Of increase He gave them that warn
inc that when hereafter that they might know
Ia the resa 81 ills acioa and not OF any design on tie
part Of ary por OF the people 10 or cripple the manu-
featuring INTEREST,". - . a, -.
Of Tie talents expressed by the member from Iowa
s'in adhcrng in their opposition 10 the pro- |
teetJn OF American industry. They seemed determined
mar nm the raw materials OF the West should be sent IN the
Ik 10 supp, tie workshops Of Europe taking European
manu,c,ures back in lieu Of them instead Of budngupa
home marke az he thought the ssgscou men OF the country
had concluded % do He hsd hoped that the time had ar
rived when all would agree build in every neehborho0o
10 every portion OF the country home markets or come pro
ducts aud to foreign workIn to be supported o eH
own eoqnrymer This country had been long enough r6u
ary 10 The paup labor Of Europe had been long enough DE-
udel by tho idle idea that the protection OF bone enua
tgros was an ir1ry the Every nan VINO h@o
~. d NNn al fF lie