New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
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simply as 10 10 me mans standing Ut the time, not ~tS
what his conduct had been ia the past. .A.f
Mr. WILSON replied that Il was by mans conduct II
Nj BOUTWELL, closed the debate, arguing IN import
OF the bill - -. o., - -. A., -
10 inquire whether this bin did more than to embody n
the form of statute what Was now the common Ia" "
Mr. BOUTwETIo-Thcrc can he doubt on that pontS
and say here responsibility win reference - NJ
o he dpity ana respectabiiy Of the nation, that tho
Supreme Court Of the nation, ~ the ssneIl sulno
protect sf from the inflammation OF Rebels and tran
tors until the Rebellion itlf shall he suppressed ana nD
iii those men shell restored 60 their rights as ctZens
Of the country INT The supreme Count iallhg ia tns
performance Of that nigh day the time mas STaS
alone the Supreme Courcexists Mr. Boutwen pronounced
enact S1G s S s'r Snihc and should declare
sOlenn law that who have been Guilty. OF muruct
and treason OF bribery or who have raised their arms
strike down the Government OF the country PAR
cipate Ia the administration OF the laws OF the l2nn ult
they are abolyed from their crimes And it is not enough
that the Supreme Court tells that Tho Presidents pay
NAV release criminals who are guilty of murder and
Other felonies while occupy place on this noo1
never with my consent shall the pardon OF INC
tribunals of the land and assists Ia the administration u
As Mr. Bout well resumed his there ontDursf
OF applause on the floor and in the galleries r,i
The sPEAkER warned the spectators IN me sassapS
that they must not indulge In amy minesauohs OF ap
p:eg or be@ ra inquired whether applause
on the floor not much OUT Of order as applause iu
the galleries.
that Mr. Boutyge having taken his scat, the debate
The bill closed, and that the INST question would bd
Mr. JOHNSON appealed to NJ. Boutwell, to allow blur
Mr. BOUTWELL,. said he would he glad to do So bny
several other gentlemen had MADE similar appeals 10 NM
Mr.. Johnson said no hoped the application and re-
Mr. RoGFRs moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the main question ordered. Negatiyed, 40 10 III
The substitute agreed TO NlibOht dsclseioIl, anu
the bin then ordered TO be cngrossed and iead tho
third time
The CLERK was proceeding TO read The bill BY rs te,
which Is the usual way Of r(adDg BIN the third tme,
when Mr. JOHNSON demanded tnat the ensrossed bin
IL required some time for The copying clerk 10 engross
the bin and that time obtained by calling the ycaa
aud nays, slowly, motion IL reconsider In tnt
and had the bin crgrossed by the te The yeas and nay
had completed The engrossed OH was then real
The Democrats then commenced series Of 6latoryy.
motions TO staye off the vote on INC passage OF ire Dht
The rules permit dlStOiy motions 20 DC n9de ana t
succeed each other without end; such as MOTIONS mat tn
House do now adourn that when Il DO adjourn II De 100
two days hrce days that the House take reeessy
that something other be reeoDdercd ana th some
body excused from voting. Inc rules do not give ~
The Speaker the right 10 refuse ehteialhing A0uons
this kind and nth the members voting een orae9
Nays occupies nearly half an bOur minority Oh ono
fifth may If disposed block up rho whole business
The House On this occasion the Democrats were aDe
muster IS votes and thus 10 procure the cas- ana Nay
all these motions They exereised their p0%ef amy
noting between the votes os adjournment ana No'es on
"i''t'" ~ 4oWSfuy1C lrToNs-pErIIToNs
During this lively proceeding the Speaker presented
Executive communications, as follows: -,.., -,
information required by Mr. Alscns resolution OF sornf
DAYS since i'm n terence TO the United states bonds &c
Referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means Also,
transmitting reports rcetiye 10 te loss 81 Ine r
Mr. MORRIS 1iep., Y. y presented petition Of tie
Governor OF Maryland, ". 5 Davis tho Hon J. En;I
dress of Living CO.. NewYor asking that the ofiic3p
conduct Of the President OF The United states nay ne ~
qured into by the grand inquest OF tne nauon su uis
II he Is found guilty OF usurp30n ana othcF cine
lra3s ~ I'M Iped State. sting as high Court OF I'm
pcachmeut, for action thereon: Also, me PeDuon
Adam Clark, and many Others OF lat.s 90, SeNl2Iht
approving on the Tariff bill upon the supe9t ~ Noot
agreed upon by the JOINT Committee 81 Wool orowea
aug - & ~ f a. ~ stfyes Iasf Wn,f,r
asking that immediate action might be had thereon
by the senate Ol the United States. -.
Nr WARD rep " " presented the petition Of Sc
citizens OF the town ~ Genesee, Allegheny County ~ Y
In favor Ofthe Impeachment ot the PRESIDENT ieereA
Mr. WARNER tRep. Conn., presented tie petition Of
service While hell 10 military ser, Ice Referred the,
Committee on Military Affairs. Also a memorial froDf
hardware manufacturers OF Naugatucf, CT praying for
a reduction OF the internal Revenue tax npon ther,
and Means At,2 me y ne ni II and Other SriiSes ~
hardware praying for reduction Of the Internal Reye-'
tax their products ReleIed 20 tae olt
Company and other manufactures and employees,
praying for REDUCTION Of The internal ke'Gess d ~
the Committee on Ways and Means .
M MEYERS Rep Pa presented the petition OF r.
large number ~ manufacturers ~ cigars ana esaa
makcrs of the Third District OF Pennsylvania for spe1
,iiic tax OF Two dollars per COO On al domeso cs ="
remedy the Irregularities Of the present system OF iDspee
zion and taxation approving the existing rarif on foTeig
cigars and praying Tor an alteration in the law per
uniting stamps 20 be sold 10 the lnannf@ctugels ., I'VE
dollars per 900, and FOE increased penalties ior Voaot
Of The revenue laws Referred 20 the COMMITTEE on Ways
Mr. KETCrTNf Rep. y. " presented the petition q
the Inspector OF the Port OF NewGork Tor an Increase OF
pay. Referred 70 the committee on Commerce
pAEIiAMtNtAR tA1InlSs,, ~, 49,,
Atlenetb at a O'Clock, Nj. Bou lWEIJs Rep, Mas
fntimatc that a. The House had been IN session more
Than he usual length or time, h might wei adjourn
to-day, ana the bill would come mp tomorro~ for ac
Mr. RANDALL Dem. Pa objected TO debate, and the
House went 10 the pastime OF voting by Yeas ana
Mr. BOUTWELL, interrupted the proceedings 70 ask
whether II the House adjourned now, an houi oooo w
agtocd upon for taking the vote tomorrow ~,
A general shout OF No! No" came from the Demo
very vel" said Mr. BOUTWELL,, We win remain
here TIL We get vote" ,,.,, ~. o,.., ,o,,,,.,
ly we will stay here for week II need be-" and Nr,
BARBER, tho Clerk went on calling the LIST OK ieas and
One OF the votes showed that there was less than ono
rum present, when a call OF tho House ordered amt
the pages sent TO the restaurant and committee
rooms TO notify absent members.
This whippngn process resulted ~ Selilng ~ hsD,
and the names OF the absenteeS were called ana
spr Vs then ,ssued 70 the ana
his assistants for members who had not answered 70 ther
namcs and had not been excused. various Denlpels
brought 20 tie BAR and UNDER the can WeIe many
DpOsioa HAVING been made Of the last batch of
S NJ va once more at ten minutes past moved
that all further proceedings under me eau DC dispensed
INA vote was taken by Yeas and Mayo and rcsulted-
Yeas H. Nays 45 50 all further proceedings under tho
call were dispensed "1n, 1IteI having occupied aDOus
The diIatory motions were resumed, Mr. FINCH, open.
ing with motion OF adjournment and the Yeas and Nays
being ordered BY vote OF ~ The vote by Yeas aud Nays
a. WIZ SOW po, ro,oN an n. q, AVA uyo,,,S