New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

peril, how he bTayed and breasted the .Popua.,
Country in which he lived, and the steadiness
with which he adhered TO his position ana aGrwsaG err @
when he discovered that the party with whom ne was
acting who elevated him to the second ohce within the
gift were turning their power ana iGe ] and f6e
liberties OF people that he heroicaly separated rom
that party andreslhttd us & rcsted tbe
ton as hrIny, az pcfscNcIlhEy 40 ho ,ic, h' - ,hc
efforts of Seccssioniss 10 produce separation " @ oo
country regard him. Sir as the greatest historical chaf
acer OF his age and doubt not that the Impartial pen Oh
history viii record IT, He Will tower hgaer aDIfo m
many a man in civil or military life VINO mas nguISu 90, III
this great passage Of our countrys history III ny Jug
revere the signal purity with which Ms adlhls''@ao, @
| has been conducted. No mans hahd5 arc ILL., inov
the amount patronage with which he has been charged
He Is now about to close ms political career itaInVv ga I'M
permit this occasion 10 pass without expressing 20 H
the deep thanks OF an American citizen az least Iot we
veto messages Of these various unconstitutional ctS
Congress with which he has enriched the civil history OF
The Senate having passed the bin over the Presidents
yco-the vote being IS to 8rcsrmed the consideration OF
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. SHERMAN offered the following as an addtonai
section: , . ~, ut, IA, ,,.,o.
in Congress sT hereby 'e.ad I,m asa aver % % W I od re-
next and he JOINT ogu ,y t , tn f s 1@sI praengs
S@1 M & he cot offlc publication y
DE eede Of ruhc Printing aud h. report as ,G'n a. ] p,i
cue such lop'sa ard fsiai, oi eo. .o- ,'d - @ " f0''
MIR. SHTRMAN said that the amendment was ~ pnr-
suSnGS oI Ce 81 NE GGc Contract The Committee had
t IN ,Iati"n to drtcrmiUe Whether me work
could be done better or cheaper by making new ar
rgrgenent with 7Le Go5e by having the work done III
tLc oyerumcut Printing Office, by authorizing pro-
uCsas for IT, He tloucht the existing Arrangement
necessarily burdcusome to the public and that better
contract could he made with tie publishers OF me
GoJe and lis opinion the work should Do done uhGcF
'S Mr. ~ gTII'HBIiiI dJ thought the subject too mpor
taut sprung upon tie senate without any coIsth
ton The Senator, u hc diI hSt Know MI,let .3 % ll,
before lc sought TO repeal existing laws. it Woud bc
better for the Committee ON PRINTING 10 IIst "scttah
whether a more advantageous arrangements cnu.d he
made the publication Of the debates lie regarded ihe
Appropriation bin as strange place for the insertion oi
Mr. sHERlAN replied that It might be inferred from
The Senator's remarks that The Finance Committee had
been taking snap Judgment but snCH was oi thr laci'
MI Sherman read the act ti O' puNlulS lti inc tNlhd
two wears Ilc said the result would be- that II no prOvi.
shoud bc made next session Tor Inc pubhcauoh oi
me debates the publishers oi 4"e '''0e "ouu n'' ANo"
Sir qIC NBt IL ol,rcd an amendment whkh was re-
iected. and the Committees amendment was adopted.
MI. SHERMAN offered tlc following amendment; =.
.,r1 t gI D.r, N, 90 ID he t s e sd jil Jdue a1
@ @io-. a'G 30, m .'.S. Y, 49, r f ery s,er ,reat. r,r.s
proposals proc nos ty te roa rap.r IN ue brin
Conmta e'c, ,d' ur.s 'Hch arot.nc lo'' i'lo,'s ave
'ni pro-. nli - are -','l } -' '' W @ % sl ~ t T,t
' T a sr, ,a ro e1e, i.e rate, paid f3r 4if
Nj sEEMAN said that the act OF 1907 having author
ized tc Clerk Of the IIouc of Representatives to dcsg-
nate two rcNsl lap.Ie lnf lr Insertion q" ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
he had selected Tic Aa1tpJ tDroH.ce ana hro'wg HT
of this city, alda sub qatAt ac, Authorized tc Jb.ca-
tiou iu these papers, and they mo-" unrl thr frt 10
publish Government a nun, q; In ,c a.y
~ Santa c. or post roH'c n Aiz' ltc t'n'loirt u,
these bl tc ground that % could not have been In
iarG inai fhC, have ii-ht 90 publish ai advertise
mcuts ,f tlc Government Tie l.uyud tu amend tAc
.ii glg m d,,al lcr.. ,r, u.s. Oh. p1aItncrt
Mr 'COESIss u.rp, CAD f.r.a flat the addional
amendment would CONFER too mach discretion upon the
Sir MJIl.lIL u:cp'. Mc) moved to amend by insert
I,ii.frd i'm fIs Ds,i..t of Co.aluba" &ot aasccd to-
Mr. SHEB,iAN moved Co iHii.'r 'mc-d tEc amend
p.1,tt' is .,., D.. I s- .r ~ d,.ars ,ae.r Or
io',l b. 4rs ar aaa or@r .s ta,d a IuraiH'e Of te
Wr slrII.VNN satd that adyer'..eme had been
uub-lcd boo The HCigeuoer aud olcf paIet here CON
rary 20 tr atcroa oi the law. Is was for the pur-
Nr. ckMfloS Rep. rcuuJ proposed to rcpcal the
ye authorizing the election of Two newspaper lcrc,
tic tGo dies g-atcd lad IcrcfCd about fiuo "tc ltr
irrct m idaho or contracts for fort iu Arizona or
N.v-McH.co ana many ofiLc advertisements had been
published after ihc transaction ad Deeh 'oNp''e' H'
SIr- TDMUNDs rep. W. offered substitute for the
proyi.i6rs IC,.i more effective rLic wac agreed TO.
III. siiEthAN ghgigu ,H. I"l!o",, , .,, .,,.f
b. $500 ,e ofile soe'or te Aa'or o., es,s afd ,.' ~
m .,".,' ., No. sI i's ,'"r F.. I.i,5y 5.rIoa.. .l,,l.
Sir. CAMERON opposed thc aa.rhaMr"i. Ihl' Wa' hnt
,5 ,tr Jy " try Gat fsa people ta aouii be c.d To
pot the position Tie most Uho. ,uh"e men j.. III, M''e
Mr. EOI'EuL Rcp. VI dl not believe In saving Tie
d DO jnc lg character and valuable services OF the
Mr. C6EBErr rep. Oregon took the same view.
Alr. NYI u.up., Sew sa.d that any One man IN the
D,paItmt.ts worked more than any ohcf ana was emu
tied % au increase h WAS the '"hn"her oI tue "'u
ctal Land Office, with % salary of $1,000 u year.
SIR. r.SUEEIAE had no objection 10 am amendment m
GLIDING that officer reported by the Committee OF PUP
MI CONNFsS moved 10 include in tho amendment The
words, and tie Commissioner Of the General Land
HIr. COyElTNG Rcp. y " reminded the Senate Of
the uI,c requiring such amendments to be noticed ono
w Nj SIWiRT O,cp NcvJ gave the requisite notice.
Mr.. SHERMAN offered further amendment, giving
night watcncm at tho Treasury Department 500 Instead
Air. CIIANDLEK moved TO include the night watch
men IN all the departments.
1Ir. ChaHdcr's amendment was rejected ana the Com-
mittpe's amendment WAS adopted.
Mr.. SHERMAN moved to amend by inserting the fol-
Ai 5hc Jalc D. 5 tbe annual salary of the AstartTreasnr
WT FfFTIINGIItYeN by instruction Of the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs moved 10 amend y inserting for
Solicitor aud Naval Judge Advocate General $500"
The amendment agreed 10.
ON motion Of Mr. CAMERON, the appropriation for the
grounds around the Agricultural Buulug increased
1000 and the appropriation for seeds decreased by the
HIr CONKIING introduced a bil to provide for the
erection OF buildng for PostOhicc and United states
Court in the city Of NcWN ur Referred To the Commit
tee or PostOiiccs and Post Roads
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Petitions were presented for an increase of
protective duties; against an extension OF the Howe
seWiug.machmc patent against reduction OF the duty
ON coal. for the abolition Of military posts the Plains,
and for other reforms IN the military police for pension
of $50 month FOR Mrs Sarah Iacklem1n widow OF Brig
con Uacklcman who fell ~ Cuuuth, and for pension
ofSIjio o. \. Kecl Of the Sd Missouri Cavalry.
MIR JOHNSON Dem, Cali Introduced Il DlH 10 aud
III t.t.f.f .f.tl, II ia