New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01

Court among the Circuits and for the appointment Of
Marshal for the Supreme Court, was taken from the
Speakers table.
amendment providing for the appointment Of Mar
shall of the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia,
The Amendments was agreed TO- and the Dbl passed
EQUAL RIGHTS.
Mr. LIE BLOND Dem, Ohio rising 10 personal ex-
PLANTATION referred to the recent act of the Legislature
refusing 10 strike the State Constitution the word
white" and to the act of the NewYork Senate rejecting
the Constitutional Amendment and congratulated his
Democratic colleagues on these facts, and In their
against universal suffrage being thus sustained by those
two great States.
Mr. GARFIELD, az a for further congratulatlon
the part Of his colleague r lie Blond sent TO the Clerks
Mayor Of YaEoo CITY Miss, ordering the freedmen to
leave the place within specified time -
ANOTHER CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON IHE OMNIBUS
Mr. STEVENS rep, Pal, from the COMMITTEE or Con
ference the 0mnbus Appropriation BILL reported that
the Committee had unable 10 agree Another Com
mittce Of Conference was asked for.
PUBLIC IANDs-PoREfGN REPORTS
Mr. BIDWELL rep, Cali appealed 10 the house TO
assign one hour for reports o. the Committee on pdoe
Objection made and the House proceeded at l5 to
the business OF the morning hour the Committee on
Foreign Affairs being entitled 10 the floor to make its re-
Mr.. BANKS Rep., Mass) from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs made adverse report on the bill for
the relief OF Henry f. Peck, Minister Resident and Con
EulG General at Hayt, which laid on the table: Also
States transmit the diplomatic correspondence Of the
Department Of State, not hitherto communicated.
Adopted.
Mr.. ANCONA Dem. Pa asked Mr.. Banks for niorma-
ton on the subject OF Mexican affairs.
Mr.. BANKS replied that the Committee on Foreign Az
fairs did not intend to make any report on the subject ut
this time.
Mr.. COOPER Dem, Tenn, from the Committee on
Territories, reported bill Ia amend the organic acts on
Arizona end New Mexico, which passed. Also bill
amendaory OF the organic act Of Colorado Territory,
on motion Of Mr. ASHLEY CRep., Ohio the Senate hin
amend the Organic Acts Of Idaho Territory taken
from the Speakers table and posed
The Senate bill TO amend the Organic he, OF Montana
proyisionsis to increase the salary OF the Territorial
Judges Of Idaho and Montana from 5000 to 5000 ~,
to 80, 10 the bill Was passed.
TAItTT
Mr.. MORRILL, uep VT at haifpast two, and
said that he about to make last effort IN regard TO
the Tariff bin This House had at the last session sent TO
the Senate bill merely amending the tariff and cover
Ing only fifty-nne pages; bnt the Senate took wide
stretch Of power back bin on the 2d Of
February which the printing office the bth
Of February IL therefore impossible for the Com
nttee Ways and Means consider properly and TO
report ii back the 18th of February. The bill had to
go the Committee the Whole, where amendments
were intermnsble As much progress possible had
been made, but it clear that concessions would
have he made ah sides II the bin 10 he brought
TO a final vote. lie would therefore make mo-
ton, which would require two thirds vote,
TO discharge the Committee Of the Whole
from the further consideration If tho bill.
He had hmsf little interest IN the passage Of ths bill
as any member OF the House. for he represented af
cultural community But II the industrial interests VI
the country could be Of, and thus financial
troubles avoided, there would ia shores this
year less than 100000 immigrants. II industry were
paralyzcd and financial crash supcrvene that imrni
grafton would be kept away. He had opposed all OK
travagant Of duty proposed his proposition were
agreed to- and the Committee discharged the bin wond
then lie in full control ~ the House
In reply 10 Mr. SCHENCk rep. Ohio lac sand that he
did not intend Ia offer substitute Tor tile hill, and that
he had great faith in the instinct of the President 70
direct him 10 oppose the b even II he had not time 10
consider n fully
Committee be discharged ana let the majority al The
house on their responsibility tn The country decide 's
question of a tariff.
Mr. MORRILL, rose to make a final remark, Int Mr..
ELDRIDGE QDrm., Wis., objected To- further debate
Mr.. MORRILL, therefore submit ed the motion tie sus
pend the rules so ~ 10 Discharge the COMMITTEE 81 me
NhUc from the further consideration of the Tariff bin
and 10 come to vote upon roncun1ng III the Sehaie
amendments those agreed tO In Committee 81 the Whole
lie reported aud he added that the motion faird the
COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means would make 10 Further
effort in the matter this session.
The Houst them at o'clock. proceeded Ia vote by yeas
aud nays The suspend the rules 10 per
init the motion 10 disshise the Committee Of the Whole
from the further consideration Of ths Tariff bin TO he
made The resulted in Yeas. 05; Nays, ca Sc, two
thirds voting IN favor thereof The nes were not sus
pended.
There wac great interest manifested IN The vote, par
tcuarly when IL appeared the cali Of names being
cuded that the change OF few votes from nay to yea
would give the required twOthrs majority. The proDi
ncnt supporters Of the bill circulating among their
fellow and endcaV orng To effect sch change,
while the Clerk at their request was reading ont very
slowly the Yeas end nays The following is the vote in