New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

Mr.. WILSON repied-It may have entered into the
vent any court and especially the supreme Court from
usurpng power III there be any intention In the minds
Constitution OF the United States and which denial the
Supreme Court has recognized from the earliest decisions
OF cases involving political questions to the present time
In conclusion Mr.. Wilson moved the previous question.
| PASSAGE OF THE BILL OVER THE VETO
ton ordered by Ito to a. and the bill passed. Yeas ll2
The SPEAKER proclaimed that the bill had become
law having passed the two Houses by the constitutional
! INDIAN DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
The @ %s d the s1Tc ne P making
taken from the Speakers table and gave rise to dis
cnsson touching its appropriate reference Mr. WINDOW
mittee on Indian affairs and Mr.. BLAINE rep, Me-
Go9endg that Its aPprOIP%s Ietes3Se was the Com
| covERTSG MONEYS IL THE TREASURY.
COMMITTEES M oh s d ES aeS eeS
moneys in the hands Of the United States Treasurer
cred by warrant into the United Treasury made
report, which was agreed TO- IL limits the sum allowed
the Secretary of the Treasury for eontesng suits to
THE MANUFACTURE EXEMPTION BILL.
Mr.. SCHENCK Rep., Ohio, from the Conference
COMMITTEES on the bin exemptng certain manufactures
from taxation made report, presenting the following
ACT Iemp, manufactures from internal tai and for other
Ben ,aad 6e That sections q and IS Of the &C, entitled An
provide internal revenue 70 support the 70 paw me ps
and ali acts and part. q acts smendaO and
s ns't S li he Is. imposed thereby gas made
coal who'll Or R, or Of q, ay one. e At Soa,. .S %
don rehabilitation refining Of crude petroleum OF Of single d'ia
on vine. .I therein ds.gSsd and on .uus sud the
~. product. Of sroe9s and onaou. substance. heretofore
Sn IssP s 1 S I% b. aSS the Isi s p .n'
and nothing herein contained shall be construed repeal any aI
mis with the United States prior to the passage Of this
SEC Tbs, nothing 10 ih. contained shall b. construed repeal
or interfere With any Law regulating ?, provision of we % S
frat day Of April Anno Domino 1853 , ,,
SIC 8 v, q lartaT saaed ps, sa e I'm B 1 a e
dT1~s,,i Of ns. tsis o 0a on sS here no
loved any u1le;, hal BE- prove. By HoP evidence IN SI'g
had paid that such articles Of manufacture 20 the
tnt DAY o. AP, ~ ,,sa .nS ssotaop md mo- claim m och
dwbacI any drawback ofuie expectations made Por
o is Si asa Rev Re'."a. before e. lie S October 1863
SIC That ever. person sn ., s.'pSrIon .S s na s
specifically Id igeL sho ,1. ;. ,Hss,d the E.5gaIs o.
3 Jared h. put up @ sal, in P,enge, Tih b. own name Or
Ie and sSe.s spnusl sales creed $500 .ha pay ~ every add
d6nl 90 Of 5000 tEO dollars, and The amount q sales
isB Ae.sor sni the sales Of 900 shall be
use: s 4 Ss ss .e a SSe ~ t., @o1R u A H., b
1868 shah he made the Of sale, above The rate Of Pr
.ns CON- aae on u. sr., day Nay 10 each Jes
,ussss H. or e.y on be 61'n.. Win dld
thereof shall d,tey and dL apparatus ased BY him
and 81. distilled i, and al "a. msisA' Tor .hs production Of a'
shall o. conviction @ than 500 more than $500
'n sac IF G. At .sy as come 70 he nosss
Gsst 5 .s eo RfSa' d Market Price less ta t on
such spirit h .aa .s I y. s , and conduct az.
revenue ihs district uhsrs ah sales are being made and y
.s esoS the hall hAT. bsn continued shall here
e s ioa.H Of Ht, bal every %
IN she ,h eg'5s., 81 'S So a' .e % d hal he permitted
copna business, hI under bond Or any nsr Psls
Sc J. %Sd ;. Il birth, oaacd That any onsT agent .p
st.ts' s h y q s sse .s am sI1,s b,, A Sy %
dsf.ad bal make opportunity foI person TO
@ 70 enable sny other person United shan
Ss 1sy to S OF s or; or fp us bow
or.o1 q ls S.SS s. IN, isf s. S s % y rev.
ssu law file n,sd sa ,ha AL to report "Ing such inoel
Of internal Revenue shall eouo he s1ed rot lee. thar
moath, norm than three JsArs
! After the bill had been read,
about closing the dseries in district where whisky
sale for LEES than The amount OF tne YAK elected va
whisky frauds In Chicago they are greater IN New
Mr. CROOKS Dem. y. " supposed that the object OF
bin to stop dstilaon In the great cities and TO
| conaue N entirely the rural districts.
Mr. sCHTNCK denied that, and said that the rule
general applying TO the rural districts as wei az 10 the
Mr. BROOKS remarked that most Of the frauds IN the
'f' arf thought very likely lie added Men
who born FAR up IA the e%hngand states ana
| bad practices Iaughterb and sometimes became de-
moraiized.
| Mr. HOLMAN Dem. Ind inquired whether II whisky
were shipped from the West TO NewYork and sold
In NewYork less than the tax, me effect OF the proyl
York hut also TO close the dsileIes IN the district nom
Mr. sCHENCK replied that it would apply to only the
| district where sales are made; 1891. -. -. -, o.,
S MI sneeaoiors Who 10 have the disteres closed
up would combine to sell whisky for ten days below the
tax and them the dlsteres being al cIOseu ralte the
Mr. scHENCK did not think that very likely case;
| hate auln fplln
be that dsiileres would be smut up, and he did not
think there would be many tears shed on that account
some Innocent pous dstller might be injured but his
impression that where one wrong might be done an
HS Of Saens
Various other questions were put oy van van NICE
and were replied to by Mr. schenck but no explanation
was asked or given to what public advantage II would
1act larger profits than they are satisfied with pres
| ent. At length the report was agreed TO without
The question relating to the reference Of the bmakng
% 3 for RS naIh he o
| Indian Affairs. -
| Mr. BOUTWELL, rep, Mass, from the Impeachment,
Managers reported resolution that after Monday next,
questions relating the impeachment of the President,
until the conclusion OF the trial pending IN the senate
Mr.. DAWES 1Rep, Mass) SAID that the Committee on
Elections have four important cases to bring before the
Mr. PIKE (2ep, Mel suggested that considerable bust
ness might be done in the morning hours A.. ,,.o
| Mr.. SCHOfIELD rep, PENN said that IL the House
had sessions during the trial. the result would be that all
matters which ought To be defeated would be passed,
and that all matters which ought to be passed would be
defeated. -
Mr. PIKE incurred whether that remark did not apply
| 10 much OF the legislation done at present
Mr. sCOFIELD replied that il did, and that thin houses
were always sought for the passage OF improper measures
Mr. STEVENS (Rep. PENN inquired whether the reso-
luton had been authorized by the Impeachment Mana
| gers. -
| Mr.. BOUTWELL, replied that majority Of the Mana
! gers had agreed 10 Il. -
upon the suggestion OF Mr. Stevens Mr..
Boutwell, withdrew the resolution, and the House. att