The national Republican., 1866-07-11

remove their track from Dslsvsrs svsnus, be.
between A and streets nortk ssa sruS ~ Cspi
tol grounds, and run the SAND AioaG sssss, aorth
TO First street ssst ,henes. aeng Hr9sp<sset east
to the msin iipS o. Ps.hsylysnis evSess. = nov
:s, cs.s.., 6. :ss :ss - s, siss$ .sy s,s.. I'd
move the track Of tSsi} sosS lfrem ssrsstn
and from New Jssssy Avsnts bsasssa = and b
streets north.
Eco. Z. Asd u q Jm,tAsv ssaesed, That the sun
Of any thousand dollars is hereby appropriated out
II sny Dsssy N 'thsArssssry not othsrwiss sppro.
priatsd to BE- sxPspdsd under the direction Of the
Secretary Of the Interior. In grading. nlins up se
moving buildings, and improving the public grounds
and streets around the Capitol As herein enlarged
snt,ns gnding Of tho public square east Of the Cap
i,ol shall b eommsnesd until the titls to the pr
vsts property 70 Be purchased under the provisions
Of this act shslibs acqsifsd By TIE Unitsd States
o. motion Of Mr.. Wade, the hill to repeal an sct
entitled "An set V Sstrocede the cosaty Of Aisx-
sndrs Ia the Diariot Of Oolanbia, 70 the ststs Of
virgnia," and for other pdrposes. wrs taksn op.
bin, a. be thought II vould only complicaie mat.
tsrs. II vss . matter fer sdjudcattoa BY the su.
prsms Court, end no lssislstlon Of cons1sss could
:: os.ssst " the consent Of the Lssi.Atufs
NJ. Howard though. ii. b..t s ~ to bfsss tAs
10 psss this tiL He entertained 20 doubt thas
the aet Of rstrocsssion was unconstitutionsi. The
tract vas csded for one particular pnrposa--for .
peruspsut sect Of Gossrspept.t One word a. 10
the removal Of the sspitag whieh nsy b sntiei-
pAsed IN the fstsrs, whsn the West bseomss more
debssly popuiatsd. He fMr. H j hsid thst Ccn-
grsss could not rsmovs the seat OF 0ovsrnmsat sx-
espt BY -, alteration Of the Consultation giving
then the power 70 do 90. III. Govsrsmsst needed
tht xhois t:n u,iiss ,qrsrs; The ineonvsuisscs 70
whish u va spbjsctsd At To beginning offhs var,
BY not having Jurisdictiou over this county, wss
we'll ksowa. He bslisvsd thss the sehsmsrs who
originated this bill ooassmplassd as the t,us 70 s.
sail the aovstnnsnt ffsR ikis territory. whom In
n. M.;ri. ". Of IL. o,,.,os.s x ia. Il. .os n
NJ. johnson said be wss snsmSSs of The Senate
In 1s4s, when TIM tiIf xts paced. shd .hsd DO
doubt Of IL constii tiintionaiity then, and knsR ot
nothing since to change bis opinion - n -, gi
d Mn fsssssAen asked " Congress haa tAsIpcvsv
to csds the rsst Of The District baet 70 larylsnd,
and thu. l:sy. ~ ie0Dasty, xithOss any 's's of
M. Johason. undoustsdiya rr,i,ai q, s,,, .,
vi The dhssssIsn vas fsrttsr sousiasrsd " Asssss,
Johnson, etssaes Wade. snd 6AoIsbuvy. . a"'i,s.
10 On motiopSf NJ. CSAPsss, the bill VA post
Roesd. sud nsds 'hs sPssiai ssss'r for ts.nofrsv,
Sa.nosiou Of Mr. HSvssa; sh. joint tssels,iou
gtsutfny the dght os vay through the military rss,
ssrvs a, Unloh Pasia1 r4nlosA ana Ils traaehs,
~as taken up read, and referred 70 Nv Couni,tss
! / On motion Of Mr.. Crimes the Senate went into
Executive session. and then adjourned. ,' >
al Il USE or REPREsENTATIyEs.S al 3
The entire session vas occapied In dsbAts on the
tariff biil and 10 voting on the various amsndents
and motions. n The debate was participA; Cd u by
M. Wsnprorth Of Illinois, Mr. Morrill, d t,Nsrnont.
NJ. Dslano Of Ohio, Mr.. Hooper Of Msssaohusstts,
y laau af Nc af In a1A ivt
pidsntally, BY various other members. At length
ths debate closed BY the seeohding or the pre-
vious question, and the House psoesedsd toEoAs
90 the ansndlssnts. - loE ,7glttuu. i7dtasIW ~
= On motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, the blank
isft in-ths paragraph, taxing cotton imported raw
ant Shmsnafsetarsd pss hlisd BY naking u three
csnts per posad,ri.n4 &c or tsa . a.
aasvstssssrs talspSs smsndns.tsrsports
toT q. cG%@ist.s q he Whole the ssss. Of
}. iasi.ssias q: d".y % p,iliai X frea ssto sio
striking out .'erashp 4rsA the articles on which
|. assy Of Iesuss per yard ssa ss ~ cent ,Sdrs:
lorsm vas imposed. Agfss4Aeoag - - ''A - -
y strki.g spt.hs discAaipallou hede IN favor Of
coal from the British provinces Agreed to-, -cso
AZ a.. y imported coal 70 PAy $3.50 per ton The
H. Allowing the Florids and Alabama Railroad
Company TO bs credited With duty on railroad iron
for ays, years. DigaGrssdto. ,r,..y 81 ,a,.,.,.r
On ih the amshdmsntS inctsaiihg the duties on
sgricaitural ptoduots. Agreed to.,I inssT ~
R.dGoiusth. duty os to. toiaI esnsspsr pound.
Agreed to- fs p tbL ,@'ftSsffi
kedaeins the duty IN eSass to IL cents per
pound. Asrsed to. yitheut discussion. y .lrv
niates Of the Whole on the state Of the Union were
consfdsrsd and agreed to. Ns'1h ~ a " -
~, Tho next question Was on the amendment offered
by M. Farquhar, Of Indiana. 70 reduce the duty
on railroad Iron from ono cont per pound to 6iiy
ssert. per hundred pourds. Disagreed to-b7 to 90
u The next question VA on the amendment offered
by Mr., Wilson, Of lows, to reduce the duty on
railroad Iron TO seventy centspsr hundrsd pounds.
Agreed to-ysss los, nsys4l.li u oaiia = De- br
The nsxt qdsstlon vas cd ths amendment ofervd
By % MI, Pais.' GfIoN. tssSss q. dsty On AS
in, bulk from 80 to ~ cents per 100 pouudal
Agreed to, rH.. 4liig = al'nf' MO ! ~ .
a The last question was on The motion Of Mr. law
rsnos. of ohto-rsservsd yssterday--to strike out
the twenty third section, organizing . Bureau Of
All the amsudmeuts having been thus disposed
Of the bill open for further action (, ~ q
Mr.. Washburns, Of III moyed that II be recon-
mittsd 70 tbs Comnittss Of Ways spd Means. With
instraotions - the next session. with such
modiseatiou sud ohauksss the eopnissss may see
NJ Wilson, ot Iowa, moved ss an .sm.namsut
that II be recommittsd, with instruetions to report
bill embracing the lst section ofths pending bill
the 9Th and 18th sections q originally rsported In
oading the amsndmsnts reducing the duty on tea
and oofssi ths paragraphs IN regard to linsesd,
haxsesd, hsmpsssd, fapesesd,4 and rolls manufAc-
tursd thersff9m, as provided In the bill; rsduo
ing the duty oh faiirosd iron 10 20 cents per 100
psuud,; snS fsdacipg al other rates to standard
not higher than The actual necessities of the
interess require, not exceeding 26 per cent above
the rates now hxsd BY law 0 20 r.... r.
Mr. Eldridgs. Of Wisconsin, moved to lay the bill
on the tAtls. Nsgatiyed.
Mr. Hotohkiss, Of New York, moved TO recon /,
slider the vote agreeing to the amendment renew
ing the discrimination 10 favor Of coal from the
British provinces. So 70. ~. 1a, !" .sf.'
, Mr. Latham, Of West virsinia, moved 70 lay the
motion to reconsider on the table. Agreed to-
yeas 70, nays II. .s.r "A ~ lnuii o1'sg faa
So the duty on all coal imported remains aIsd at
Nj. Eldridss, osf wi.eensin., again moved to lay
the bill on thu table. Nsgativsd "a 4s,i. .g. r -,
- The next question was on Mr.. Wilson's amend
msut to the motion to recommit. Negativsd-ayes
81, noes not counted. " -. y. ~. @
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. Washburpes mo-
tiou 10 rscommt the bill to the Committes Of Mays
and Means, to report bsot In December next Neg
atived-yeas 90, nays 81, 'nn4 t.,a' ~ ~ -
The bill was then passed-yess 95, nsys 81
Mr.. Payne, OF Wisconsin, gave notice that be
would tomorrow call up the contested elsction