New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

that the time has yet arrived when they could judge
OF the repentance OF Rebels, nor VIII III uhtlI rcSoh
Mr.. .BUcKALEw Dem. Pa spoke in opposition TO
special legislation Of this kind in Individual eases le
should either repeal disabling laws or mitigate them u
they do operate well Such bills the present would
operate uniusty In preferring such men as Mr. Iato'
who more mcItoIious than thousands OF others
Mr.. JOHNSON dem, MAJ said. while he would vote
which he hoped would not be long deferred In the mean
time he would vote in favor of such application.
RAILROAD AND TELEGRArH GRANTS.
Mr.. ROSS (Rcp, Kansas introduced bli granting
graph line from Fort Scott, Kansas WgswardS VIA tle
junction Of the Little Arkansas and Arkansas RIVERS IN
the direction OF santa Fe NewMeXco Referred TO the
Committee on Public Lands.
RETRESCnTENT AND REDUCTION OF TAXES.
Mr. DAVIS QDem ny offered q resoiuiloh, III ency
that: VhqcdS The people Of hcUniicd states are grey
Onsy burned with an enormous public debt and an ui
equal ana unjust taxation their industry and business
being dsorganzed and depressed by the OK war
aud the subsequent msgoyerHment and wastefu oNpeI
dure: naugurato measures for their relief
be 1t Rcsoircd, That Congress ought al once 10 cease
upon the Constitution, the supreme Court aud the
and give faithful attention TO MS own appropriate
duties. That the people Of the Southern states
ought not To be further obstructed by Congress III
their efforts 10 resume their proper relations 70 inc Gov
eminent OF the United States under the Constitution, ana
their business and ndustes that Congress ought TO
immediately enter upon thorough system OF reform, re-
branch of the public service that the Ireedmens Bureau
should be forthwith abolished. in order 10 save
the black and white 10 choose their own fields or
labor and struggle for their support that to relieve
amount OF S5OOOOO0 annually. the standing army should
be reduced 10 10000 men, that TO save further heavy
eress should De abandoned; that the unconstitutional
tax on cotton should be abolished, and tue
uxurlcs should he taxed 10 provide the largest
Of from them and with this view, aud to
be 20 cents per gallon payable by dscrs that United
states bonds should be reasonably taxed that the neces
into and shin Suding shonld he snccird
the lowest rates of duty that the necessities Of the
Government will permit Laid on the table
Mr.. TIAYER REP, NobJ introduced a bill providing
that nothing in the acts OF Congress authorizing the con
struction Of the Pacific Railroad shall he held TO with
draw exclude from pretmpon or homestead settle
ncns the eyc-lumhercd sections along such r0ues as
have been may hereafter bc located Referred TO the
INrIRNS1IoStL MARITIME EXHIBITION.
The morning hour hayins 9ApIe9 ne ,eaa ora ,
Secretary Of the Navy Of Naval officers TO at
terd 10 the IuicrnaOnal Maritime Exhibition ~ llaNre.
Mr.. SUMNER rep, Mass prescribed resolution say-
ing thar even the secondary govern mcns would have
such rcmcscutatiyes-suCh as Greece ana the German
safes This Government having much larger interests
i'm the exhibition 10 would he attended with expense.
Mr.. TRUMBULL H,ep, lid opposed the resolution. 1t
was am exhibition mostly az articles already shown at
paris and he was informed that the French Emperor
and the Prince Imperial were TO draw prizes He moved
Mr.. StSINER qnotcd the saying "NobiIity obllrcs"
and said commerce imposed Obligations upon nations like
rs lie again urged the importance OF tIc immediate
Mr.. MORRILL, rep. Vi was opposed TO competing
when We were sure 20 h. beaten and dsgraccd
at Paris lie would not make any national exhibition.
These Imperial Governments were sure 20 oui.hinc Ne
II their exhibitions were az Ncwlo doubtless wc could
succc --fully compete with other nations. -
Mr.. TRUMBuiL read list OF articles 10 be exhibited,
including corn oil and other merchandise, 70 show that
IL was not mere naval exhibition aud mthcr opposed
the bill ON the ground ~ eNpeI.e.
On motion Of hr SIE"AEf u'el'' New The reso'u-
'O' "''' s ''iG nrcoSsrnrcrroS BILL
on moi ION of Mr. CONNE-S nsep., Cali the supple.
meItay Reconstruction bi WAS taken up. The question
on Nh noohtiles motion To instruct the Judiciary
Mr. WiL,0N rep Me,-j took DE floor lie had not
been aware when ar. Dtclitte insisted upon occupying
the morning hour on Thuifday HAT 10 had been uuthori
iatyoly arnounced that The Senator was 90 deliver a
Ions proncdaicd ana carefully ucpafcd rregp, laying
ing election ne had never h.afd more uilnlu"'ia. ~
human, in MI'h,, sl'eon, Hii,, alH.a ~ ,', ,s
oen' "i" "l.,i' ~ mon .o LII ,u, NV
a~sahcd them, ana btftInt-titth thrF purpose
ne sld iat ihe senator t'.ose H, 10 o''IinioM ,hg
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snAG pI@.eu lhe liotieso Oh NUS N''''s Mny even
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white tailoring man IT, lopgdd M9iAlhgm,r Would notf
cn' dlI,''3 nm, Gcp,rd Mn DoollitlcS. assnr
iion ON auho,iy OF ms,liay a., men, that IT. thr
t 80. f i,s,,,r.cot, .,i,ng tlcir tue I'M
had Helped ioyal men where ticy could. lie ao d,ncd
,n m NJ ns,it,ir am aut,o,ii, ~ Aldyandc, Sic
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,"de many other ttfuiHcd uredcfious The President
l, ,,i,,a,cd thc s,uat,,, id,o ohout sautbern Rail
e.is IN, filn Iou E.b,l, both .de, al Inc lime 'Fne
senator de.crtcI Northern f,r eonfion Eadira-m Mr.
Wilson hc coutrasicd the feeling OF the Southern and
Northern Radicals rs Ia liberty at home aud abroad con
tending that the latter champions Oi liberty every
where aud tiai he human race could NOT afford
he could almost say. without irIevcrcucc, that
God could not aioId-t0 have their almost
completed policy stricken down by such efforts
rs that OK the senator from Wisconsin. Speaking of the
Schafor', claim flat large numbers of the Erpb Gains