New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18

fallen from virtue ready for any crime, and from
that hour no one knew where 10 find BIN. 80 =, .,,o
that statement he had forgotten the eminent men Wh9
had gone into rcbcion-Hancock. and Adams ahd9
Rebel and every one Of iLem bad been Rebel econ
'I5' TSl NM lr & t violation Of
the rules in expressing appreciation or di'ar"ooaoi|
ana the subject then closed
THE PRESIDENTS LATE MESsACL-
Mr.. JULIAN Rep Ind asked leave to Offer the fol-
lowing:
Resoiced That the doctrine ayowed By the President
of the United States in his message Congress of The
18th INST thatithe abrOgaton of the Rebel States binds
the Nation to pay their debts incurred prior TO the late
Rebellion, is at with the principles Of international
law deliberate stab at the National credit abhorrcnt
TO every sentiment Of loyalty and wellpeasng only to
the vquishcd traitors by whose agency alone the Gov
ernmcnts OF said States Oyerthrown and dis
charged"
Mr.. BURR Dem. I'D objected.
Mr.. JULIAN moved TO suspend the rules.
The rules suspended rs to 10, and the resolution
was introduced
Mr.. JULIAN moved tho previous question
Mr.. BROOKS Dem, n. " asked whether the priuci-
pies laid down by yattc Phillmorc and all writers
international law, were to be oyerrucd by the House
under the previous question
Mr.. JULIAN did not propose that, but the
House would adopt the resolution
Mr.. JULIAN modified ms resolution by adding after
the word ORATORS the words allies and sympat hzcr"
Mr.. ROBINSON dem. y. - inquired whether Mr.
Julian meant 10 include in the latter category senator
Morton Of his own State, Who was the father OF the
Mr. JULIAN replied that gentlemen on the other sid,
understood perfectly who were meant IN the phISe
Mr., BITER injured whether Mr. Julian would say that
the President had expressly stated any such doctrine
whether the statement was not merely Hypothetical
Mr. JULIAN replied that he did mean To say that the
President had avowcd that doctrine in li, message
Mr.. FARNsWORTH GIcp. I'D suggested nm amend
mcu to the resolution 10y adding, land that The Judiciary
Committee he instructed to inquire whether the intention
othc said message to impair the financial credit "
this Government
Mr. JULIAN declined to accept the amendment and
insisted on the previous question
The previous question seconded and the resolution
adopted by strict party vote: Yeas, 100; Nays. 49,
EQUAL RIGHT TIT DISTINCT.
senate hill Tor the further security OF equal nights IN me
District OF Columbia.
Nh. JUDD Gep I) proposed 10 amend The bin by IN,
the words "cntiting colorcdmca to be selected
Mr. sCrENCK Rcp. Ohio, suggested that the con
inU'd repetition of the phrase 'wihour distinction ~
race color" doing than anything else 10 keep
nm such distinction lie favored the plain pro, Thar
H eict"rs shall he ouocd 10 hold ofcc and 10 sit o.
Jurors, aud then let any one who darcs disObcy a law
Mr. JUDD expressed his concurrence IN the segtI-
Nj PRj;YN Dem, y " did not how the gentle
mlu from Ohio could expect carry OFT hs Vows when
in the senate Massachusetts, senator Summer spt'ks
Of the whitc race as the socalied white race
Mr judd amendment was agreed TO- go
MI lNGEEsOLL 0top. Ill) moved to amend - sii.
Ing ont the words by reason OF race or color Re
on motion of Mr. scIEEyCX the bill was referred to
the judiciary Committee with leave to report at any
time.
COMMITTEES.
The SPEAKER announced the following Committees
Deems. ltallcl:
Scecf COmuHic, Education ia me DisifI" ~ Co'tH1-
ba--McSsrs stevens of Penn Van Acrnam, Williams o.
Indiana. Loughudgc. and archer
Add,fiDu0i McDbls 0a me Joint Sierf Committee 0 Ht
benchmcai-Mcssrs. Jcnckc' and Benjamin
MEXICAN EXHIBITIONS
MI SFIYE rep. y. ~ asked leave 20 Offer pfe1m-
bic and resolution rccitng the report as 20 the Or-au
ton Of petitions against Mexico, and requesting we
President to proclamation requiring all proper
officers OF the United states to prevent thon.
Nj ROSS Dem. III, objected Subsequently Nj Ross
withdrew his objection the resolution, and was nitro
duced aud referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Ahait.
THE MILEAGE SHADOW.
Nj STEVENS dep. Pa asked leave 10 Introduce q
bill which De- characterized one rather or lustlr li
of popularity Tho bill proposes to allow mileage To 0u
aors Representatives, ana Delegates, present al tti'
adjourned session.
Nr BROOMALL Ucp. Pa. objected
Nj. STEVENS OF Pennsylvania moved 10 suspend 'he
rule. ,..,..t
~, .rcstiOn taken 10y Yeas and Nays, ana I'N4'
Yeas 90. Nays o. 80 the rules we're not suspended aht
tic IiIi aa- not introduced.
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