The New York herald., 1867-03-22

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lsslss. . sIad ~ own basiassA tIssehterl He
enHea ~ tne oplnoa that Mr. Snlyths should be re-
Dsyee. noe for ma'fsassncs oevtasny fcv undtness
Ne mossieG hear hsrs expired and The resolution
vens ever snaai to-lAorrow
nm sournxRS RruIsr mrL
nss Z 6: wssis ON sSs sass q Il sss Union, W. Win NJ
1iane = ~ char, and resumed Consideration OF the
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dsbass bong ordered 10 BE- closed in two ninnte hes
naats aad bingham Withdrew their pending amend
N. BuanAx then c6sssd sn amendment 10 strike cus
Of the jsipG resolution the words approprating
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and directed through Ne Cemmissoner u the Frocd
mems Bursau, 70 apply 50 nuch - he may deem
moneys heretofore appropriated % supply reedmen and
refugees with provisions or aeton&" M bingham ex-
planned that II tho amendmont was adopted the bin
lar, but would simply enable the Commissioner Of the
Trsedmsns Bureau extend rslIsf according % the
for want OF bread in tho Southern Statsa .. !.
=! BurIEH made speech against tne amendment and
%: Joint mt rsso,1s M & snss Ss; ,ssods1 e
Saiis Ss nadsi's Il sSs North were forced % work
suppor q lazy, Whisky drnking dlsne he aarsoc-
racy cf the south He desired 10 snter hiG protest
against ne bl i vh.tsysr form y came even e by
he was cut on with ave minutes Rcfening 10 the
spseen q nr wocdbsidgs sos days sscs "a Which hs
r Bs1sr id that according . thai dos The Almighty
around Richmond sauiabury Nillsn and Andsisonyils
Hc thought That se starvation wouid give them an
idea Of the eunsrnss which they had witnessed without
n: = ssXISHo a supporssd the joint resolution He
confessed y havinGAad some wavering Of opinion In
references 70 H. although the universal sentiment Of Char
y prevailed with him; but whom gentlemen the othsr
man mr. Wood, remarked that this appropriaiion Of
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Mr csvods wsoss son ssd BEEN Tsduc:s = Che point
Mr. CovoDs trep) Of Pa, intsrapting, remarked that
hs had eent quite number Of pAckages Of provisions "a
the South whils prisoners were ssarviss there Hs h.a
Fortress Monroe but not one ouncs had evcr reached ne
prsone He would regard that = his donation % the
Mr. srAiDno, rssumiss repeated the remark that hs
could appreciate the force Of the appeal MADE by the
gentleman tMr CovodeE 40 one couh contempate the
were snos dead asr they wsrs induced BY osrs o. food
two oniy sons dragged TO rebel prison They were not
TO be sure reduced 70 the point cf sarvaion but they
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% lis door s.oas O hs pssss 4 SssvsOa hs could not
M MooDaspas rsp) Of W., for ths purpose q show
ius thai The Union soldiers who had suersd IN rebel
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Rutland; g. , " ,, ~,.. -. ,.,..s.,,,. .h.. !.
~ srrsmsSs cuosS ss.isss 4 shs pssoucns adop.od
n the nssns AZ he associaaous AZ the (rand Amy 81
he Repubic IN Wssh,nsson. New Ycrk n elsewhere
Mr. WooDDnDas declared mat II ssch asocaaions coz
dated a ssldt1rr thsv vere Westnr a he r element
thsf dissinruished coward fy10 : brave man. TAP.
ps:nss On tAs aoosl . -. !,
NJ Hlnshsn nd trustsd Il voui Is adopsed and thu
- ioins sso.tiCe - fHna snsndei ven6 IS passsd
vns he sucstion Il svsr1 ssS scdissy cspdaet ~
- ~ nm Ire u.saee a 1slra1 a 1he FSeoluAion. II
s.sa = s I -: ss.s : - ss:.sss /. ss srss sss
froa man Who had never had No eppcslnnily n tes
nc - corrsre : = 3 know whsxhr he W. bsav
ist lac sd be- rrantci % those Who ~ suffering ro1
inuudasiou IN the ONO "a Ninassippi vnlleva ~
Nh Burlsa, 1stsrTing 70 shs nssn.asisa nAds ty II
statssusn snid hs aesd 70 that and haA just esnpe
beieg sssssnsn b. falling 10 Do ssctsd V she Thirty
| n. WooDsHrDss dssis1 ihst hs haA nil any sue
i thing -
| ~ BUrrss-Thsn The gsuSlsman fren Vernon
| means 10 ~ hat am s(asssman. am very muc
obiieed 70 HIN. (LAughtsrl A. 10 The action ~ III
soj23sgu a tho Grand Army q the Republic recsvs
from stsm unsolicited resolution Approving Of NJ
ani % lone a. have the Approval OF the soldier
Or the asmy en- vssy ws DO wilhous that OF thos
Uho ont the sen cushions o. thte House ourul
the sntIrs war IAughtor from tbs dsmocratc side)
Ths debate wont for considerable time and viii
some coa.dersbls spsrity q fssag and WIS parsici
pafsd IN by McngR Scbsnck, LAwrencs Of Ohio, Pys
Mhiss Tarnswesh, nroomalL Shslabasgor, Butler and
BENJAMIN l.r s..1.a
In the cousss Of the debate Mr. Burma spoke Of Mr.
Bingham - having gone over 20 the otner mde q tne
House, not only n body, bus In spirit and reminded him
Of what "tbat great and good man. President johnson
had done, while ProvhionA Governor OF Tennessee
taxing wealthy rebels 70 support poor families
Mr.. Bu0HAn, N noticing his aiusons, ssid:-ie ooee
not become gentlemun whe recorded his vote nlty
times (hE EIDRDGE suggested hfyscvcn times for the
archtrs,tOr OF the rebellion for the Presidency OF the
Unsd States TO undertake. 10 cast an imputation either
my integrity OF on my honor ropos with scorn ana
conlsmpt any utterance or that kind by any man,
whehcr ho be the hero Of Fort Fisher taken or ths hero
oS Fort Fisher not taken Roars OF laughter on oosh
SIDES OF tho House, tho Democratic side OF the House