New-York tribune., 1868-06-23

and maturing Ss states TSsS EyaNs 5 '' %
COZ IN the eanrT 10 he sold and po,ang eI AZ E
@ sue o bonds ,eaT; @ i 9s cdmnes sR eo re- re-
serve ia The Treasury reduced to S-'''' ~
Mr. SPAULDNG ep, Ohol moved TO aehd on6 iNso T
striking our the Committee on Apropitisohs anu anu
ing the Committee OF Ways and Means Which was asieeu
The amended resolution agreed TO- ,..ono. co,u
The Uonse TOOK up the report OF the Conference Com
lli mittee on on The the si 5ill Iei1SSing renSyiinng
$1,000 90 '''' POLITICAL DISABILITIES 4, -
from several hundred persons III lIe noulioin S
!. Guert ton ing ON Mr. BroomalPS motion 10
the vote Friday last rejecting tne TSpUi cc6 @
was reconsidered, 80 to 10, and the question o
MI LOGAN Rep H. felt constaneu 20 NP1 Pnnblica1 II
bin for the following reasons; Inc Cnc5EU 49, s G
Convention admitted delegate Gov Brown VI ,9 HeoI
gia That Convention aiSI auopTou i 10 Of Ssobn
n resolution IN favor OF the @ deinoo f tbir riyn
tiles of persons who have given evidence OF helr Wiling
ness to adhere to the Government a. 10y a. nT f tho
acting d party man under lhst i5 IN 1,r
CHICAGO Convention he Wiling to lay aside his own
Ir RR00TAII tRcp, PENN favored the report Of
the Conference Committee and added that the C9mmE
tee had not acted without khoWeugG o "u 70 he re-
stances in the Of each person proposou " po "
Mr.. ARNELL Rep, Tenn) inquired what the Com
mttee had done respecting Gen LOngstreeI' -. ...
SIR BROOMAIL said that that case had given more
bother than any other and yet ne oe.eNSu u % " ,o
had examined the subject attehlNeIy nau I,nr Coiu
to the conclusion that that was ono pr P,PP6S Pt6e
case for relief The General OF te 9nH H E o6 U rncp
earnest vouchers for the present oya{ a III
tance of Gen Longstrect; besides it was believed Dy
those acOuaiutcd with the temper OF inc SOulh @
viii tl hTsss Of rcconsfruction that take strong
case like that Of Cen Longsuee where the sin had pee1
great and the rcpcntauce was KNOWN 10 pe oPon ~
thorough such as To bring down on his head the losi
violent dcuuCiatiOns from the class OF men "hol o Ia"
Mr. EIDRIBGE Dem. WIS., asked why the gentleman
from Pensyvauia had not included III the list oi h"oS
Mr. BROOMAIL supposed that he could get 35 addi
u0nal votes on the other side by 50 d0liE ,, s,,
Mr. ELDRlDGE added that he would also seV uio sup
port of the General of the army . =,
Mr.. BROOMALL contiuucd-But do not choose to 90
Il. ,..V1I tr.s taNV
side Of the House II We would embrace Wl'n NE ~ Wy
Democratic voters Of the NHANIllh ana A&AN,ilItn
Congress but do not choose to do that we ehooso
Mr. BR0OKS DEN \. Yj-Is the gentleman from
PENNSYLVANIA aware that very Trading ana plOWhct
man list OF the twelve hundred Is one O those VINO
advised aud compelled the assassination OF ADIahau
Mr. BROOMALL-I am not, certainly. .,-,,,
Mr. BROOKS desired TO read chafge, Dnt @ Mr NIL nOO-'
pns,a Vffibcr he knows the fact that one Of
the persons named ia this bill has sent communication 10
tie House saying that hc has not solicited pardon ana
has not committed any crime for which lac should DC par
Mr. BROOMALI-I am not
Mr. WARDS the gentleman in favor Of general am
nesty to al rebclsi
Mir WARD ask the gentleman whether the bill does
not cover the gentlemen from North CaioIha VINO arc
elected 10 Congress, and who are waiting 10 ne aunt,
into Congress, after the law has passed. ''y A"NHE
served In the I,cnel army
Mr.. FABNsWOBTH REP. W)-Itis not true; there is
not word OF truth III H. TINS hill embraces oiy u'o
man from Nurth Carolina MI. BuydcE, OF salisbury 70
who fed our prisoners a salisbury durlhk lht "ei
and who was known by every Union soldier as friend
He was elected Congress what was known as tie
Conservative ticket.
Mr.. WARD do not mean Mr. Boyden 40 all; mean
q man who was elected TO Congress vino served as a
LieutenantCo Colonel IN the Rebel army year and haI
and assert what / know.
Mr.. FARNSWORTH-WhO is thati
Mr.WAKD-I cannot AT present give the name, but
member elect from North Carolina informed me tins
mOrniu z that that j. a fact.
Mr. FARNSWORTH-I deny IL in toto. There is but
one member of Congress elect from North Carolina
named IN this b ana that is Mr. Boyden There j. an
other from North Carolina IN the bnl-One OF the
Judges of that Statebu neither OF these men was IN
the Rebel Army. go
Mr.. BKOOMALL-H any member OF the Republican
side wants Union IN the South 10 remain day longer
than necessary under the government set up by President
Johnson and Mr. Seward, hc may vote against the Con
report; II any gentleman desires 10 see the
Presidential election take place while the Union
OF the South under Rebel organization, am lu
cned think that that gentleman may be found on The
side OF the House and very far on the ocr sde
Mr. STEVENS PENN declined 10 yield any longer 10
his cOleage tMr. BrOomalD, and called Tor the vote
The previous question seconded ana the report OF
the Conference Committee agreed 10 by tW0third
vote. Yeas, %; Nays, a.