The New York herald., 1867-07-20

standing the which TIE President has ass gnsd
agsns, the passase OF he onl 4 shall become law
has honoec as with the why The
President should be lmpeached Some Of thsm believe.
he attempted draw from the language OF the message
But how does that message closer VIVA. does the Pres
dent tell you afer he has declared that this act an
outrage the constitution and violation OF the great
principles OF English hberiy9 What does tell you1
Where does he appeaf he says he appeals 30 tb ballot
box Is the gentleman from Massachusetts, AFRAID OF
that7 He well may be- win tell . story that
VIII be utterly at variance with the views he
!Derifivs laughter on ,he republican side Of .he
House Part OF the speech OF the ger dleman would
be very well in political electr ,neering room
and par, OF u would have been very wer
doee not the temper Of times n there be any,
thing OF constitutional liberty lef that gentleman
occupying The position ne does az undcr such crcum
The fai Of the Speakers ham here indicated the
close Of The Ave minutes allow' a to Mr. Pruyn.
moment Of the time Of Ihe House on this question.
until il seemed TO be render ed necessary by irregular
course which has been pur Nad by OF my colleagues
Of the Judiciary Comm zee tMessrs Butler and will
lamsh and some Of the, words which have fallen from
the lips Of the eentler Aan from Pennsy vana r ste
vens) viii pret md 70 be eognran. with all The
laws and all the hs,o |? Of England and may be that
40 not understand fe question as fully as my learned
knows It all and lhen man knows that he knows oil
that ne can know He has given US his opinion
the discussion Of this case al all II Is hot hot
the the, proper pr % me nor can be properly entered %
the House Representatives charged the Judiciary
Committee fh the investigation OF this case did not
to the nmee s sor ths. y COMMITTEES % to act upon i
wholly artisans understood that, 90 far as II i'm.
{srin 40 upon me M was 20 ,eare an ns
as 5smber Of the Law Committee OF the House OF
rspre tentatives Of the United States; and let me
say. say mat have pushed the investigation in
that light and ! affirm here to-day that NO
anne amt Of political pressure shall turn me aside
from the conscientious discharge of my duty as
ffhd the case controlled by the laws and facts
"a fplRnse on the democratic side OF the House have
resident of the United states; but sir ne is entitled to
have the charges made against him investigated accord
ing to law and to have the case returned to the House
from Pennsylvania lsir Stcvensl has said there are
secre, influences at work 1t rs easy for any man to cast
suspicion upon all other when II "a necessary TO
carry by OF party organization anything which he
may desire to prove successful do not know TO what
he the action OF the members Of the House. which
viii prevent articles OF impeachment being presented
Senate who arc TO sit as high court Of Impeachment
under the solemny OF ieir oath Sir is every man 10
as some o,her men New them Il every man 10 be
bounded down in this country because he will not sur
| render The night OF private jndgmenss Have we como
| 10 thatS
Here the fall orthe Speakers hammer indicated the
| termination Of the eenteman's five inmates
The House then proceeded to vote upcn the passage o!
the bin over the by yeas sud nays The vote
resulted in yeas leo, nays 90. as follows
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TsSios r,r%ss fro1'sIass; fTsshei TPson Van
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NAys-Ssssrs adams Archsr Barnes; & b"yer, breoss %
aa gen sSsss Sf1% Prasn Robinson
The srEAkER announced that two-thirds having voted
in the affirmative the bill he'd again passed the House
transmitted TO the senate for its like reconsideration
COMMITTEES TO INVESTIGATE THE AFFAIRS OF TIE PAY DEPART
The SPEAKER announced the select committee the
Investigation u the paw department as folows:-Ln-
coiL Scofed, Cobb Buckland and Holman.
l EQUAL DISTRICT.
The SPEAKER presented the Senate amendment to the
House amendment TO the Senate bill for the further
amendment was concurred in. and the bill goes to the
President for his signature
The SPEAKER presented Senate resolu-
ton declaring sympathy with the suffering people Of
The resolution was agreed to.
! GOVERNMENT
auced iont resolution Concsruins tho government Of
| the army OF the United States. The joint resolution
provides that no district or departmental commander
heretofore assigned to and exercised BY h'n with
out the advice and consent or the Senate, unloss
| change of the commander be recommended by the
General commanding the army.
The joint resolution read three times and passed
VITO RECONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION mrL-ITs
|
The SPEAKsR presented veto message from the Pres
dent the bill making appropriations 10 carry into
| effect the Reconstruction acts.
The bill passed the Presidents veto by a
vote of 100 yeas TO % nays
ApyogRNNENT
Mr. fARSswoarH suggested concurrent resolution Tor
he of la r.
| past four clock the House adjourned