The New York herald., 1867-03-01

rr NORTH nseusl RAnao.n
w Nh HoeAs tdeml Of Mo from the Committee On
Nth Missouri Railroad, which as ordered be printed
with the report and rsoommitted
An NrxEsAL RgvEsuE AOcoysr ekfriEp
Mr. MooRnEAD, Fepl Of Pa. fhm the same com
mtee reported JOINT resolution 70 the settlement Of
Revenue Of the Third Collection Dsssc, Of California.
which was passed
Mr. NoRRrlI frepD or VT rose at half lsst two and
said that he was about to make last effort regard to
the Tariff bill This House had at the last seion sent
to the Senate bill merely amending the tAin, and
covering only fftynine uages; but the Senatescok
wide stretch OF power and sent back new oili the
on the SIN Of February twas therefore mposbr
the Committee on Ways and Means 10 consoer pN
pery and TO report back on the 18th OF Feer1ay I'M
bill had 10 20 10 the Committee Of the WHOLE wnere
amendments intcrminable. As much progress As
possible had been made but now IL was clear that con-
cessons would have TO be made on all SIDES me Dill
was 10 be brought TO nal He would, therefore,
now make o motion which would require . Two
,Slrds vote 70 dscnarge sasy.on .ns Of the MI
He had himself little interest in the passage OF the
bill as member OF the House. for he represented an
agricultural community But the industrial interests
Of the country could be taken care OF and thus financial
troubles avoided there would to our shores this
year less than three hundred thousand immigrants
II industry were paralyzed and financial crash super
vene that immigration would be kept away. He had
opposed al ex.ravagant rates Of duty proposed, ns
charged the bill would then be in full control OF the
House In reply to questions BY Mr. schencks he said
and that he had great faith in the instinct Of the Pres
dent TO direct him to oppose the BILL even II he had not
Mr.. DAWES, frep) Of Nass., referring to the point
which he had made yesterday as TO the Senate not hav
ing the constitutional right to send back this substitute
misnomer to call II an amendment II was virtually
BILL and the constitution did not give TO the Senate
However, he was in hopes that the gentleman from
Vermont would have simply moved to concur or TO now
country were anguishing and this bill was needed
Mr. ALLISON trepl Of Iowa, defended the Committee
Ways and Means and asserted that il had assiduouey
endeavored get this bill before the House for its
action Although he was opposed 70 many Of the pro-
sistance TO it II the bill before the House by
dischariDg the Committee OF the Whole from its fur
tnsr i must ne either @ g. 70 committee ,Se
FORE seemed impossible in the working days Of the scs
give this great measure the consideration re-
qured and should be reluctantly compelled TO vote
against dischargng the Committee Of the Whole
Mr., GARFIELD made an appeal to let the committee be
discharged and let the majority Of the House on their
tariff
Mr. MORRILL, rose to make final remark, but Nj.
ELDRrDGE objected to further debate.
Mr. MORRILL, thereupon submitted the motion 70 sus-
pend the rules to discharge the Committee OF the
Whole from the further consideration Of the Tariff bill
and 70 come 70 vote upon concurring in the Senate
amendments those agreed 70 in Committee OF the Whole
TO be reported and he added that If the motion failed
the Committee on Ways and Means would make no fur
ther effort in the matter this session
The House then, at three o'clock proceeded 70 vote
by yeas and nays the motion to suspend the rules
permit the motion to discharge the Committee Of the
Whole from the farther consideration Of the Tariff bill
70 be made The vote resulted In yeas 1O5 nays "a 80
twothds not voting n favor thereof the rules were not
suspended
iculary when it appeared the call Of names being
concluded that the change Of few votes from no TO ave
aDe o ws
their fellow members and endeavorng 70 effect such
change while the clerk was at request reading out very
slowly the yeas and naye The following Is the vote IN
detal;-
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n " Francis Thomas Thornton, Trimble Ward OF KY.
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As soon the vote announced, Mr.. STEVENS rose
charge the Committee Of the Whole State Of the
Union from further consideration Of the Senate amend
mens TO the Tariff BILL and that the House concur therein
with the amendment agreed 70 10 the Committee Of the
Whole, and with the additional amendment 70 strike
out Of the paragraph relating 10 wool the words which
except charges from the calculation Of value on which
Several questions Of order we're raised and disposed
Of and explanations a. 10 the effect Of the motion were
asked for and made.
Mr.. HARD1Hs, trep) Of H., asked Mr. Stevens to &C.
cept amendment increasing the duty on live animals
and agricultural products, which amendment Mr. Stevens
The SPEAKER before the vote being taken, stated, in
order that its effect might be msunderstood that
one vote would settle tho whole question IS far this
House was Concerned in its action day. The motion
had been made so broad by the gentleman from Pennsy
vana, and no supposed purpoeely 20, that one vote
would settle It,
NJ. HoorEE, gspl Of Mass, inquired what, i the
the Committee on Ways and Means that were not yet
acted uponf
The spnAxsR replied that they would DO cut or None
but those agreed by the Commtte the Whole coud
form the subject Of consideration before the Committee
OF Conference
his amendment 10 the tender merces OF . conference
committee, and desired to withdraw II % that his
refusing 70 allow It M Harding yielded his mistrust
and assented TO his amendment remaining before the
House.
The vote was taken on Mr. Stevens motion and re-
suited yeas 1O2; nays 90. So twothrds not voting 10
favor thereof the rules were not suspended.
Mr.. MORRILL, then asked leave 70 ofsr the following
joint resolution
Be resolved That from and aer Ten days from the pas
s.se o. this cs RESOLUTION there shall Ds Levied collected
the On tied saeN and subject 70 duty under existing
laws additional duty equal one6h. or twenty
cent Of the duties and rates Of dnte including specific
and ad rates. imposed bv law on such goods,
and provided that no additional duty
shall be levied collected or paid on sugar tes conee SALT
coal or railroad iron.
Mr.. MORRILL, moved TO suspend the rules.
The vote was taken ON the motion 70 suspend the
rules and resulted, yeas ~, nays II. Twothrds not
voting therefor, the rules were not suspended
Mr. KAssoN then moved 70 suspend the rules In order
that he might introduce joint resolution relating to the
tariff woods and woollens, stating that u contained
only the Recommendation Of the Committee on Ways and
Means on those subjects
Tns vote was taken BY yeas and nays, and resulted
yeas co. nays a.; 90, two-ihrds not voting In favor
thereof, the rules were not suspended
The hour Of half past four having arrived the House
took recess until halfpastseven O'Clock.
Evening Session.