The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12

Ypis-Messrs Anthony, Cameron. Cattell Chandler
!, Harlan.
roy Ramsey Ross sumner Upton TrumbUil, Van While
Wade Wade Wiley Wilson and Yses-A.
| johnson and PATTERSON, OF Tennis ~
SS' o
bury. Sherman sprague, stewsrt and Wiiiiams~i6
The bill now goes to the House.
The Senate then, at 7:45 p. NJ, adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, July II, 1867.
CONNECTICUT MEMBERS QUALIFIED
Aessrs Hubbard and Barnum, of Connecticut ap-
peared and took the oath as members
Mr. ROBINSON, (dem.) Of N. p, moved to suspend the
rules, 70 enable Mr. Barnum 10 record his vote on the
passage OF tho Reconstruction bill last Tuesday
The SPEAKER suggested that there was NO precedeas
for a member voting before no had been qualified.
=. Mr. RoBINsoN saw the point, and withdrew the mo-.
ton.
rHK sH1ppurLprvc INTEREST
Mr.. PHELPS dem.) of Nd asked leave to offer reso.
quire into the Of the present collapse in the ship
building interests In America, &c, but Mr.. ALLISON
(rep.) of Iowa. objected
mittee on Military Affairs was directed to INQUIRE into
the expectancy OF amending The bounty Of the 2sth
Of soldier after his discharge and before the recovery
OF the bounty 1t shall be paid to his heirs.
. PLACED ON THE RECORD.
Mr. Fox, tdem.) Of N. Y, asked and obtained per-
mission TO record bis vote against tue Reconstruction
bill passed last Tuesday.
CANDIDATE FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
MT VAN HORN (repl Of N. Y, leave introduced
joint resolution authorizing tho Secretary Of the Navy
TO admit TO examination Maurice Rice Evans, admis
sion TO the Naval Academy in September next He OK.
planned the object Of the resolution the point being that
the young man when he passed his examination was
not OF tho legal age. The resolution was adopted
PETITION FOR NEGRO SUFFRAGE
hundred nd Conn 10
law aoolishing ell distinction in outrage account OF
color throughout the United States. Referred the
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION
The House resumed the consideration Of the concur
october wa
Mr. BOUTWELL, said that Is the action Of Congress on
the proposed impeachment OF the President would stand
either for good or evil a. precedent IL due the
character OF the House and the high position Of the
person accused that 10 this proceeding, which
,.main history after they had all passed away,
Just and iudciaI considsra,on ne 70, fair
should not let the matter be involved tho measures OF
party warfare which would exist during the next twelve
.ney should see that the time was free from all
.,.aa Ike rep OF Me- asked Mr. Boutwell, to let an
ANY sho Is DC offered for an adjournment until wednes
~, p pes. III .eclined to do 80.
sr.n liz ss s ne sorposed that amendment without
beev the House should s.sasn =. nc ad not
co"n, a ,ns' aueson. Re did beileve thai the
country wanted peace; 1t wanted sms ~ rscova Gu,
the waste OF war; 20 far as concerned tho nnrsh.
Oh tue person IN the White House IL seeussd 81 ~
that after having destroyed him politically tn MIN
question now was whether they should mapgls ny
corpse tLaugnierl He for one, had no disposition 10
auempt 10 excite the public sympathy In that way He |
did not in saying this TO preclude himself from
voting as his Judgment would direct the facts as thew
might be presented by the Judiciary Committee: but so
lar a. public developments are vet Concerned he bs
eved no acted In with the sentiment OF The
county ana certainly IN consonance with his sense
mi ha
but he placed his amendment on other
sroundspn the ground, smply, OF the advantage ofs
han IN June and July.
Mr. STEVENS. trepl OF Pa said that there seemed 10
pc an dea growing in certain quarters OF the House
nn tue iresoent was an innocent man. that be vas a
suffering man; that the country sympatn zed with him
ma that Congress had been wrong ali The time II vas
omng 10 DO the idea In certain quarers that IL was
lastly better TO have in the White House who |
'ad persstently refused TO the laws and who
rouu se,S 70 execute them than man who would
Gentleman from Maine Mr. Pike said ths the country
lid not want impeachment he must have meant The |
.ancAster was concerned there never had been snv |
inculty about L. In his opinion the whole countrv
' sna ssc'es Of Impeachment should have been
nan from Maine had expressed the views of one ONT az
very hundred republicans In the country. He wished
be House would order Me Judiciary Committees 70 "a |
ort 81 this session. ct least partially with eavs 10
,ako further reports at the session. 20 that the
}untry might understand whether there vas anytnins
conduct Of the Prssidsn. that deserved mpeacn
prev trep Of Ohio gave notice tina. IL the
question were voted down he mould Offer a. an
,ressns resolution similar TO that under which the
eth OF ootoHn was held, for Congress meet on the
Mr. PKG 70 Mr. s.syous r, 10 eI 1OSnt
rct, and thai ,hkel did represent down East dis
most the same ri constituents Of such districts had
q ,hs nrsssrt represented In reference
Pike had done his sndss the Presidential chair he tNr
,fshc country right It 20 as SCI the Solic sentiment
md N was quite another q, the duties OF his once
hould enter on this game Of PriSsn. whether Congress
ntlrely willing to leave tina, the eens us: dc was
would DO selected IN the proper Wv that
oring to phosphate movement Vers IN favor endea-
nan and Of another man. and It wak tsst vhch in re
adamens underay this most intense uon on the CUES.
Mr.. BRoxwKLl, lrsp) OF H. assured ,he Hous. ,,,,
ouo NOS console tse with the reflection that this sub
oct could be passed over II had gone No, far for ts
louise TO ignore the proceedings OF the in,,r,sr. c
nttee the HOUSE. had to sin the evidenss and 10 tsrs
not one DISCREET OF country where the peope on.sT
MS matter as dead or unworthy the attpson Of an.
louise Inc people had chaied under the asAy; they
'ere angry that the House bad not shown s,ter,nr,
nergy In nquirng into the merits OF the ccptr.ar.x
hey were weary with the delay In hunting up ,psne,.
that the President met the last coesrS. IN the
rs, session with the assumption Of complete icrsat
over and OF every attribute Of despot He Guild ut
onceive 10 what community the gentleman from Maine
Mr. Pike mad lived that he could draw the Confusion
nat the people would DO satisfied with the iglorrng
IN"sivh VI tWfo@enmont Inc HOUSE coud not
Inore ~ 10 must 90 on with the matter nov IN IN |
cooer or January. and the question had TO be decided
% could certainly speak for the entire West vhen |
9 said that the people demanded this action rom
10 House He did not know, and did mot pretend TO
nov What Influenced the judiciary COMMITTEES: bat ne
sopie had begun 10 think thai IL the committee nd
>en nncing anything IN The Of 10 investigation
nas time that 10 should he msds known.
Az. iAasswoRra. (repl Of H. said 10 seemed ths
g INST duty 81 NE House require tho yudIcary
'mmutec 10 report the testimony already taken, that
might no printed, and that House and the country
ght form Indignant IN reg ard H. Tue first duty Of
House Ass ~ adjourn until the members had an op-
nniv of sxsnhB,ps The testimony that they might