The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-23

circumstances ann ar 10 b IN 10 warrant H. The feniaps
man. sy armed A ., s1 y sa r.ss e M TIE American
pnr,s this momeot, a.d send 'havo 70 ses w.uoas
hudtncr against Power. whe Ars - psss WIN ~ sns
unitt STA ed II 10 needless 20 paint cut NV sosny
IL m asafe T. vasidnce With he Rroune ~. oeAasu
ha TAX tAr.ushout carrespondeneA wsth respee, -
o. dsieoL and injustice m which ho complains IN
our laws when two nationsars AZ war we prohpit me
ttaic which the House of Rsresentayec wish W ieRn-
ize In America, and. at,ou h It rnSy be carried on
Cand-siinciy. In defiance Of thu law, We puuen
The ships which escaped rom norris during Me afs
du war bnre no pfoport on 10 the numb ~ W Gu -
sctnas sieri~d having had dc notice and proper tn
formation laid before The Honse Of kcpresr stativen
has maie law 10 snthorize traD.act0ns which cpuid
oGly I've carried IN dctsnce of English law and at ,hs
ri ocsr "a 0e iigA ssa. such measure would 10 AN
ndebI disgrace to tho stasut book q the un led rtae~
and a lmpo siba 10 beiicve that II viii ever anA
ulace N IT, As was ell urged in the short dsense IN
the Hoasc any American etzen msht under this bill
make var upon another naan or commit aos- ealcn.
Of the bulk Of tho American people canno fail " BE-
posedio 90 mschicrous aod irrational . M azure.
! The M which the hil vas fm esied iaio the
Hosc h instructive In ITSELF and rously illustrative
Of shs gene al Of Congressional iegisint ~ u
has ulrcndy been stated that IN left u commitscs
epreg,y picked, 70 deal With foreign sfass Hat
n an arrangm nt was not elass eneag, 70 suit Mo
purposes OF msn 20 es'leme IN ns op'.'ens as
made up a sub committee, and, IN ung OF
nftesn niInies three days before tho close q I'VE
Dil I which ~ he had already prepared 6as momba.
Of the generai committee Mr. PaitcrsoD prot ,ssed
that he hid never hoard tho bill until tho DAY before
was brough, into tho House, 10 VIII ch W Banks 20.
plrd that r. Patterson "ufnyorthy ~ his origin.
which appears % be Irish. Thu a most snepiag an 3
a ,sg roas IS pypdrd D., me nan ~ essHer,
brought Into thin and weary House ~ tho cioas "i
sesson hurried n vote one carna " hear any ex-
panalons about and tho process ~ ing, - ~
the House is concerned h. compleis Tho Sneaker
himself ths occasnn departed from Tho ordinary
vre Of his predecessors, and had hs name rpcd py tue
Clark In order that he might vote for the bin
Ire primary object ~ these proceedings Is quite inteI
gbe ihe Irish iviH - y no small cns sgssn IN
the elections for members of Congress- which begin next
month and c,Stinnc throughout the autumn. The rsd
Gals arc detfrne TO get that vote ON their mde al nnv
cost beaco they emoriszc the President ON behalf u
the Fanans and hnce they bring In this biz an bait
10 catch tho Irish an the country. Bnt u may DO
questioned whether Mr. Banks e not acinr trcacber-
ously towards his dups for s Observable that
he kept back hls bill until the eleventh hour "
the session. and when know there no
chance of its passing tho Senate. The Fcnians
seem destined 10 be tho sport OF every ope
Who processes 10 help them. They runod by thor
fr!ends more than by heir encnies A. To tho
language which Gr. Banks in hts ropost nnwsver
constent may bc with his cxp.its In The 6rld aud
his powers staiesman, fuch rhpdoapntsdc merits
with but partial sympathy IN thu Amenra of 10 day
There may always be Congress ElJah PoRrain,
civil lfary, hnf ls admirers and saportefs are
not 50 numerous they In re1cod travel aud
frcer communication between the iva roDntrss hnve
made better DcGnanted with eath qLcr tlan We were
Of old We shoud ruch rpgret Ne nsnts expr"' sod
the general feeling Or bis countymen but VIC are aiis
ed that bis language outsrirs even his own oI'nonr
mems o. which we isAd no trace m the record u NJ
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