New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Esglcston Randall CKyJ
nr TAN BILL.
The House then went into Committee OF The Whole
the State of the Union Mr. BOUTWELL, dsep., .iass) In
the chair aud resumed the consideration Of The Tax Bill
Mr.. WILLIAMS (Rep., Pa moved 10 amend the last
section Of the b by adding the sections Of the
stine law which IL rcpcas section o, of the net u; June
20, 1861 which section allows manufacturers, 'e'nrlng
goods under conuct made prior to the act 10 ODD Ia fe
price Of such goods mnch will be esuv9'ni to the
duty subsequently imposed lie spoke In support of BIS
amendment.
Mr.. CONkLING (I.cp., y. ~ argued acaiu-f Hih6hd
mcnt.
The amendment rejected.
Mr.. .CONkLINGmored aItaHcndnent. repeating aru
and parts inconsistent with this act, ar, also
peainS sections and lf of the act ofJune oo i. The
on the frrc list The other is Of the administrative
sections about distillecs and oil rciin.gics The e"
Mr.. STEVENS Rep, Pa offered an amenduunt. ~
new section providing thai n cases Of seznrc ior ig'a
fraud, bond may be given or double The aDonpi 81 a.
legged frauds, aud the business permitted to s""h Tie
Mr.. MILLER Giel. Pa offered an amendment re.
guiring Inspectors ~ dstileries 10 give bonds 10 not ss
Mr.. DAZZLING rep. Y. " moved 10 amrnd fhe
amendment by making The minimum 5000, vG,eL Mas
adopted
The amendment. as amended. was adopted.
Mr. SLOAN Rep. WIS., offered IN niGcndmtnt abolish
ng the office Of Inspector OF disicies' Whieh was Sc
Mr.. LAwRENcE Rep. Ohio offered an anlssan.cnf re-
10 contract the currency bnt The point being made by
Mr.. MORRILL,. IL was ruled out or order
Mr.. SHELLABARGER R-p. ohio moved aN amend
inpni. pDaCuug that claim prosecution tHr ts
rovery Of any claims arising nom violation uf ibs
Revenue laws shall De compromised discontinued with
ont tho-assen of the United states District A'Be, or
~ the AttOnCy-icnera without the approval of tho
Conrt which adopted.
Mr.. DAZZLING moved amendment permitting an
infOtmeT prosecute suit in the name United
States. Notwithstanding the refusal neglect of ibo Cal
lcctoF "a do The amendment adopted.
Mr.. LYNCH tiep. Mc.D moved 10 exempt catIfd hra
preserved shclfsh from the taN. The motion wSs vo
ccted
Mr.. ROSS Dem. Ill moved tO make the fs, on Ia
s2OOOO per cent. The motion Taisd
Mr.. MILLER (Rep. Pei nsyed an alnenn,rgt, per
miiting persons interested in unsamped pap,rt o arx
and cancel stamps. WhiclI was rejected.
Mr. RADFORD Dcln.. y. " moved that ~. tie art
ces in the re list taN of Eer cent be impos'd AFTER
the LIST of Juno. 1868. The motion rejected
Mr.. TRIMBLE Dcpl.. Eyp moved 10 rednct tls ia, "a
whisky to u per gallon, which was rejected b.as. "a;
nays 79
At the Committee and reported the o io the
House.
Mr. MORRILL, made some remarks in Te'iewd tla
various amendments reported the Connite of tho
Whole tine state Of the Union. In The ~ th'n
opposed abolition OF the cotton He said that
it not oppressive taN. and he had doubt tbat
the southern States would themselves be IN fr"r of It's
continuance
Mr.. ROLLINS Rep v H. on This subject submitted
fabe showing the amount ~ fax collected ~ TIC hrbel
which IL appeared that the col
lccted from cotton over Sl5C0cO AMI tnat fr"in
all other sources only S,j0,oU-a ain which wss
x1s00OO less than paid by the snail state ~ Rhode
Island. This amount distributed through bt ten STATES
he we'll 10 exempt these states from the operation OF
the Internal ReNenItr law. The following il the abid