New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-02
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Of August 1862 repeal the Of March 1891 sboi
shiDg the Office Of Commiss oner OF Public bWiding5
and yestng the aud custody OF the same IN the
snpenntendent appointed by the Commttee on r1p s"
1884, for the punishment Of certain crimes against the
United States resolution TO pay the clerks OF the stand.
ing committees OF the House the per diem as clerks
Of like committees m The House.
| PROMOTION OF IMMIGRATION
Mr.. DONNELLI crop, MIMI introduced bill 10 es-
tabsh under direction " Secretary of State agencies
promotion Of emigration 10 the United States The pre-
anble asserts United States grown their
gree. Of the continued and increasing immigration OF
persons OF foreign birth a9d Gas 56e present nnanc
sary and promote TINS great source OF ma
ment of one Commissioner for Great Britain and Ireland,
for the North German Union one Ior Ine ansaon
These commissioners shall collect and disseminate nfor-
nation concerning the several states and Ierritofes so
The second section provides for the salary OF the Commits
soners and that they shall report annually 70 tne
tary State The third section provides that any 5tao
or Territory may furnish books OF pamphlets 10 the So
missiOnes to distribute among those VINO cohtempss
provides that the Commissioners under the dreeuon OF
steamboat or railroad lines to reduce the OF travel Of
immigrants to the United states. without cost. howeVe3
TO the Government The fifth section PROVIDES lnas te
Commissioners shall expose In their respective Offices
books maps, aud specimens OF the agricntura
and maHHiaetuTed OF the states ana
Nj FLANDERS GRep, Wash Ter) proposed bill TO
establish unpaid agencies in Liverpool Glasgow, ana
Dublin.
Mr. MORGAN Dem, OhiOl offered resolution In refer
ence to the room occupied asa studio
SaTdTo o for the Capitol Police and reetmg letter
from Miss Ream to the sergeantatArms informing hip
that the removal of her model Of Mr. Lincoln would de-
sroy it and her hole years work Mr. Morgan therefore,
moved that the execution OF the resolution OF ne tn OF
Mr. COBB Rep, Wis., objected to the reading of Miss
The SPEAKER ruled that the gentleman offering the
resolution had the right to incorporate ON IL anything
Mr. COBB the resolution having been read moved to
lay ~ on ins Ia11 p IT, oshod Mr. Cohh IN with
draw his motion to lay on the table, IN order that he
Mr.. COBB declined The resolution was then tabled
y Mr. van TRUMP Dem Ohio introduced the follow
Hersas By former order Of this the base.
d tSe nes S OF ecra at dsade
constitutional guarantees and aws; and . ..., 49,,
B7eas sO It essentially important that :sia egsanoO o. ih.
Of such eontumaous and dangerous state prisoners ard .
consistency and symmetry history and adopt taded means
snce With prscents practices Of former and cOnnt periods
T r. 1 e fs5 Ssoa Tia. the Committee MI
w negotiations 18th the ladies o. ts
h f nov sfTn2 the Of aid eUo
The mild and humanitarian administration Affairs 1873 ni
the purchased shall be used in the said new CApo
Prison p0wbe put np a Aforesaid
Mr. STEVENS G.ep, PENN objected to its reception
and it was not received.
DEsULToRY RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. WILSON kep Ohio offered resolution 70 allow
within 20 days OF publication. .,..,.. ..,,,..
MI BECK offered preaDe ana copcsr5ns ne
arrest and Imprisonment of VIM d. Chipley and other
Mr. KELLEY rep PENN objected and the resolutions
therefore went over under the rule.
Mr. ARNELL rep, TenDD offered resolution, dlrect
ing the Committee on the Treatment Of Union Prisoners
to Investigate the connected with the recent mnrdes
Of eXFederal solders-Henry tltzpatrlek ana Mr
Lincon-n Maury County, Tenn. Adopted ~,
Mr. MULLINS REP. Tenn offered resolution, eallns
for information relative 10 dismssas and appointments
m the Treasury Department since January ], 1908
Mr. HOLMAN dem, Ind.) objected and the resolution
OVe
Mr. NIBLACK Dem, Ind offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Public Buildings TO inquire into the
prctcabiy Of connecting the clocks Of the Halls OF tho
House and Senate with the clock Of the ASTRONOMICAL W.
Mr. KERR Dem. Ind offered resolution instructng.
the Judiciary Committee 10 inquire into the expectancy
Of prohibiting by law Members and senators from APP
peang counsel before any committee OF either House,
or in any in the District Of Columbia in matters in
! which they may have 70 act as legislators
Mr.. JULIAN rep, Ind offered resolution calling on
the President for Information concerning the lands OF tho
Mfr HOLMAN offered resolution INA. IN ...
judgment OF the House the bonds and other securities OK
poses in amount substantially equal average
imposed on property the several states Tor local pr>
alton the tax to be deducted from the coupons as they
become due and directing the Committee on ways ana
" Mr. STEVENS PENN asked Mr. Holman TO modify thS
resolution as to instruct the Committee on ways ana
Mr. HOLMAN declined to do So The previous question
was not seconded and the morning hour having EXPIRED
the resolution went over until next Monday.
PROTECTION FROM SEARCH
insisting ON the right czens protection from UNI
reasonable search aud seizure Of their private papers
and which he had moved to suspend the rules,
up the House refused TO suspend the rules by Yeas
a. Nays IS, and the resolution was not received
Mr. scHENCK dlep., Ohio moved that after today
the House take day from $50 10 $780, which
then at = o'clock went into &C cC%%tes g.
the Whole the State OF tho Union MI romero! %
New-YOrk In the chair. and took up
Mr. scHENCK addressed hT s the House He said Mr..
Chairman great deal that may have 70 say on tnls
project af law which we have now placed before the
will necessarily arise on the various amendments that
may offered and points made IN the progress OF s con-
SeTbap ever Submitted 10 Congress in the form Of
Single act; but the gentlemen must not be aarmef
in e dsposins OF it at ali, in proportion To
that length. The long aud patient labor ,o , OK
abridged in considerable degree, think the labor OF TINS
Committee Gentlemen viii please 9GseS I've Tue s sae or
OF our work 1t bill 10 reduce mo one aSy anu 20
cn,mttee ON WAYS and Means this session entered
rs ON the task OF considering what legislation might pd
vpertoon-an expectation shared in, probably by most
of the members around mehat their attention ana then
law 70 meet generally the altered condition Of things in
the country and particularly 10 SATISFY 'ne
Interests which had been heavily Ourdened under the
necessities Of state of war; portion at Leash OF th1s
conviction OF an evident need for more ingenious de"
vices and more vigorous provisions 70 PreVe n
OF fraud the practices OF taxpaysrs ana OF rsnecnsd
practices which Were Spnnoron of she
e etm"teT accrung and needed Il was
apnarent however that work, be thorough could
nSt sop with such partial Accomplishments. The pres
ent relating TO internal revenue are embraced IN
August 1861 TO the present These acts In sue
cesson enlarge, restrict modify repeal ana not unIte-
oueny repeat contradict much OF what goes before,
40 that the whole mass Of them, If not chaotic al
least in many respects anything but clear and tn
GERS who are 10 enforce them The obscures only