The New York herald., 1867-01-30

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The COLORADO vxro MEssAGY.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the Presiaents veto
Of the bill TO admit the State Of Colorado INTO the Union
The message read. The Chair asked what action
would the Senate take on the message.
Mr.. WADE, trep.) OF Ohio-Let US have evote on tne
Mr. Jonysos fdem OF Md. supposed the Senate would
not want 10 pass this bill during The morning hour He
moved TO postpone the subject until to morrow.
Nv WADE hoped It would not be postponed.
Mr.. DAvr. dem.) Of KY. thought the subject one or
importance and that ought to be properly considered
He hoped the veto message would be printed and the
bill made the special order FOR to morrow.
Mr. WADE said this was an old question II had been
fully debated aud must be thoroughly understood.
Senators we're as ready to vote now as they could be
morrow.
opportunity review the charges n usurpatou and vu
garty Of language made against the President He had
most disgusting Language
couched in Frenvhhed phrases and he wished to nsti
tue comparison between them and the language used
BY the President
Mr. HrNDRcks, fdcm) Of Ind, opposed the passage or
che bill. He would like to know why the language Of
the third sect Of this bill differed from the language
OF the same section Of the Nebraska bill He would like
10 know why the ratification Of the fundamental cond
on OF negro suffrage submitted to the State Leeis
ature of Colorado, while in Nebrsska IL was submitted
the Territorial legislature He denounced the bill
wrong the large Staes and as political expedient
Mr.. JOHNSON was addressing the Senate when the
morning hour expired and the n message wens over TIL
. The Tariff bill was taken up The pending question
upon Mr. Osttelfs motion to increase the du.y on
nickel from 80 Ito 20 per pound. The motion was
disagreed 10 by yeas 10, nays 81. F's.
Pr CAnI. rspn o. y u moved 70 !, amend y
OXIDE and inserting IN ieu Of Ii 20 cents per pound
The amendment was agreed to.
TO change the duty wrought iron washers nuts,
bolts nvets wholly partially finished from 2x to
cents per pound. The amendment was agreed TO.
Mr. FRxLINCnursEN moved 70 amend by changing the
duty steel carriage springs from 70 Genus per
pound The amendment was agreed TO by yeas II,
nays 16
Mr. TwsLunHuysxx moved to amend the paragraph
above amended by including railway locomotive and
truck springs wholly or In part finished In debate er
this point Mr. Williams said that II the rnDs on such
articles were increased much moro he should vots
against me whole bill, though he was onesof the com
miitee who reported = The anendmsns~ss disagreed
MI DAvp moved 10 amend BY increasing the duty On
Russian, hanila Italian and al other hsmps nom ga
on @ sts ana s:si l. sasss m from sSso Sac per os; on
gunny eioh gunny bags, he, valued at 10 cents per
yard from 70 10 ccnts per pound and valued over 10
cents per yard. from cents por pound cents per
pound and thirty per cent Id valorem. Mr. Davis said
he believed the whole bill game Of grab. and as
particular interest," he had offered this amendment TO get
his He should 70 recommit the bill to the
sommtee to be considered In connections with the in
ternal revenue bill, for the purpose o. reducing the
xes Of she country at least hundred millions year.
While Mr.. Davis was proceeding with hs remarks the
Presidents private secretary arrived with The veto Of
The question a. tho conclusion Of Mr.. Davis speech
was upon The motion 70 recommit with Instructions
question on q ccmmittal and Instructions He would
like 70 the bill recommtted; Il could not be re-
committed be would like to zee postponed He WA
but he unwilling 10 bind the committee 10 reduce
taxation BY specific amount He moved 70 strike Out
Mr. DAvn accepted the modification proposed and tns
question upon recomnittng with instructions 70 the
FINANCE Committee to compare with tho present tariff
Mr.. SHERMAN, Tep.l OF Ohio, hoped this would he
test vote To refer the bin ~ this stage Of the session
was " kin IL men who were opposed to the BIZ
hoped to kin II by loading Il down with amendment
they might 81 well kin now.
AFTER debate by Messrs Sherman, Henderson,, Brown,
Grimes, Fesssaden and HendFcks. the vsis on rccom
mittng taken, ~ f0Ilows:-- .+....f,.f
ynAs-xss:,. Brown Guctsley, Davis pcoltto, Grlmss
ssnsnry sumner Trsnsa and wsons "'as
NAYs-Scssrs Cattel Chandler Connesr. Cragin, Cree
well, Dixon EAmunds Fessenden, FoRg, Poster, rrelin9
huysen Harris Howe. johnson, Morgan morrill, Ramsay
sAsrm.n s sPsssue, stewar. Van wink'e wsds. Wiley
AssEEr on Nor vorNc-Messrs. Anthony Cowan, Fowler
Guthrie. Howard. Krkwood. McDousal, Nesmtth, Nye
Poland. Pomeroy and Ross-H
So the senate refused to rccommit the bill.
Mr. DIxoS trep.) Of Conn, offered an amendment I,
put duty OF forty per cent nd yaorem on lenses fo
stereoscopes and In addition 81 per pairs wher
polished on both sides. Agreed to-.
Mr. GRIMES moved 10 amend by putting duty Of Y
per bushe barley instead Of ten In the bill
Agreed to--yeas % nays IL
Mr. srxSER lrep OF Msss, said here an ipjustic'
IN this bii to which he wished 70 call the attention
the Senate He alluded 10 the duty ON camel coal
which he wished reduced 20 so centa
Mr. JOHNSON said that subject had already been acted
Mr. suxvEa moved 70 amend BY inserting provisior
for duty OF so cents per coal mined not NOR
than thirty degrees east Of Washington This was n h'
bill reported from the commtie; but a. amended thu
duty s 81 30 upon all coal, matter where imported
from
Alter some debate Mr. Sumner modified hts amend
ment TO make the duty al imported coal %
cents per tom but subsequently, BY request withdrew
the modification
Mr. CREvuL, (rep.) Of Nd, said II the view Of Mr.
Sumner prevailed the bill had better be Withdrawn
Mr. wIscs rep.) Of Mass, said be would not Be sory
10 see the bill voted down. Il not Massachusetts,
tariff Massachusetts did not demand u There VA