The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-19

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0rsst Britain claimed San Juan though u dsspsss ship
chsInea ley bsswsen the wo stands san Juan bslons.a
ebs0Iatsy either the other and hs could NOT
zee why there should no JOINT oceupstSa. Ne hoped
the Information would be called tor
Ihs resolution was adopted
CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING.
Mr.. ANTHONY rep OF l., oDsred the following rssc-
ton, which referred 70 tho Committee on Printing -
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the Conrsssions Printer copies eli Aad
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for The use q the Houses 81 and . much q
sass sSs pasaay q Psos aosa@sa;: .ad o.asT
OF the Senate furnish copies 10 hsreby repealed
SUPPLEMENTAL REooxsTnuorBoH mLL.
Mr. DsAsH rep! Of No, presented : bill supple
lion Of the rebel States, ~ follows
BE enacted That nothing any Of the heretofors
passsd IN relation % the q The rebel states
..aoa sss T. q the s..ss. !. any time election
q the sad States the quansd voters seIn shall q aos:
which such member. were chosen end 4 any election
a state. any M s. an IN and sr
half Of al the Registered voters snail vote upon the
Ss;:s hat . vote At such N ! hereby =
Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee
DISTRICT CIRCUIT couRTs NERRAsKA.
Nj. THAyER, (rep.) Of Neb, introduced bill 20 pro.
vide District and Circuit Court In Nebraska Referred
70 the Committee on Judiciary.
THs CASE o. snxAros rsoxAs on MARYLAND.
NJ q ns ssd ne Ss
dsnce In the matter Of the admission Of Philip +.
Thomas, and found nothing to debar him from taking
his scat unless could BE- found In the fact that his
&c sobmsssd The following resolatioa -
Resolved thai the Hon Philip T. Thomas b. admitted %
10 on T. q: hs shs Sass ~ tho
Laid on the table and, with accompanying papers. or
THE LANDS GRANTED 70 ncnrcAS AND wIscoxsn RAIL.
Mr. HOWE frep) Of wis., called MP the House resolu.
ton prevent the forfeiture Of certain lands granted
Of their failure complete their roads in the time
After discussion BY hessra Hendricks, Howe and
Doolittle the bill WAS passed. 80
rHE COTTON TAI.
On motion q Mr. sasRMAs. rspl Of 0hie, the Senate
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NJ 6ooss11ls, rep, Of via. resumed the moor, and
replied 70 Mr. Mors assertion that the exemption
unjust 70 the North, claiming that the Soutn bore
equal share Of the burdens Of the government and that
IL also denied the truth Of The ssssros sh"s this tax
was boon to the South II was not 50 much injury
The iandholder 70 the aboror burden the ,yal
we'll the disl0ya Il was really tar exports
and therefore unconstitutional he argued further
against the justice Of the tax and said he would for
coon sa IL s IL he "a
M. cuAsDrza, srsp) Of Mich, wosld vote for the
lions 06 than to add 70 the revenue He agreed with
Mr. Fessenden that tho question should BE- deferred
tom IL sSS YER. g' asspsc q The
had reduced the price Of Britain cotton two or three
NJ. wnsos trep) Of Mass, hoped thai Whatever they
did they would mot postpone this matter 10 thought II
concerned the lumber interests Of Naine the senator
name G mould :: as = HAY.
volved the Senator from New York (MS. Conkling)
would not move 70 postpone II hs thoughtn would %
anxIoasy awaited their action to know what 20 do
dur the coming year. The Northern Stases especially
The Northwest bed besn more prosperous the las. seven
their present great burdsns while The South had been
oorspondnsly depressed. Before Coasrsn adjoarnsd
was unjust and unwss therefore, % compare the two
ssciiona The South had been foolish and wise, and
hsd asnSsnesd nim ssd osss but they vsrs s part
kindness He chsracarssd the ax a With tho present
prices Of cotton entirely indsensIbe The North had
oecs 20 he repeal Hs -. always sos the asSsr dos
Mr. Hows liked 81. broad ana phuasshrop,e spirit
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Nj MoR.u., psp., Of Ma, Followed. dIscosing NE
question Of the injustice Of the tar. Cotton vas no
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iussraon the story Of the two merchant side By sd
o. whom prospered and shs other did NOT the for
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y taxed bocsnss n Wa exposed. bss bsons ~ rot
nseesisy. IN reply = quseaica nom ~. psvA he
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NJ HrNDnnsoE tepJ q nas aevocats1 ~ ~ tally
foster she disascton o. The se1sh a. d!seing shs
general policy and consttuuennlW a 0xiA9 ag1cul-
Sura pfoductA He sed ~ MnD111ton ve01d b oanta
mount 2 repeal, - " saspsstsd " wsad nsvsr asad
NJ FnsssDxs, yrsp, q Ma, s.ia = rely = . ~
mark BY Mr. Henderson, 10 regard 20 the ccsmsstsn-
1y Of taxina exports = from Ae vf1eno q ths
trainers " the conssutoa ths1 ne pro0bl1loa from,
taxing tue exports o. States nrnpiy nsant : prevent
The SPECIAL TAXATION 81 the prcdaois Of one ksa1A He
took up and replied to the VARIOUS Arguments odduced
for tho repeal n two and shalt cents pound high
tax now, next year might raise the pce ~ cotton again
proporiona1eiy. He hoped Ibsv would ~ act with
sniirhtensa Judgnsnh with view % The inssreHs %
The whole couniry.r IA Tsa# S.t n sssN n. go I
M. MOTION, frsp., AZ Ind. ross 10 soak q four
o'clock, when Mr. GAnRos sugsssied THAI Ne give way
20 q motion 10 70 into exccutive session. w.
SEVERAL SSvAroEs-let N adlouriL $3.50 49,.
Mr. MoRrox refused TO yield. and brieny coutsnded
for equal distribution ~ the public buulsa& ssas
M . 49, NsssAsR gHyn r,uxlcx<E as4N
Mr. RAssEs, (repj ~ Mimi, moved 20 adjourn, bn'
ycidcd AZ Tho suggestion az the Char, ~ Hsow VI hs
reading Of the from che President regard u
General Hnncock, nsuding ths report sftev watch ~
Wttsox said thc Uommirtee Military Ac&iD hod -
ferrrd rtmg,ufiouf NJ d1norals