New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

regulations may be and not inconsistent With law 10 carry
SIC IND nrr enacted That the state Missouri shall he
the City Of 81 Lou shall be the port entry and Collector shall
O SS 70 Re 5'lus ~ ~ ssa Po o. s1' m =, M s o,
Ohio bordering the waters aud shores Of the o River shah be
Cincinnati sa be the sole port Of entry and Collector shall be ap
ad Ja1fer enae'd That Appraiser Imported
au sS be appointed to reside each Of the po Of chicago st.
Also other port fenry wherein the Judgment Of e SeeIes
such Appraiser shall be need With such salary not exceeding 1000
And rnr cnacd Th, the salary Of each Of the Col
per fees aud commissions not exceeding IN all maximum yearly
ever source collected exceeding the compensation
aforesaid shall paid the Treasury for the Of the United
THE LOUISVILLE BRIDGE.
Mr. EGGLESTON also reported the joint resolution dn-
troduced some time ago by Mr. Kern directing the Secre
tary Of War to have scientific examination made rela-
tive the Louisville bridge across the Ohio which was
| passed.
! Mr.. KETCHAM Rep. N, ~ presented remonstrance
OF L. Highly other cigar manufacturers ana dealers
in cigars Of Hudson n w. against the proposed increase
Mr.. MILLER Rep, Penny presented memorial Of
| cigar manufacturers, &c, TO the same effect A.,
The House. II o'clock, went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union, Mr.. Blaine OF Maine
i'll the Chair, and resumed consideration of
| THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL"
| Mr. sCHENCK rep, Ohio) moved that the Indian Ap-
propration bill be ald aside, and that the tax bill be
Mr.. BUTLER Rep, Mass) objected. The motion was
The Committee then proceeded with the details of the
In the discussion of OF the items OF the bill Mr.
! CAVANAUGH Oem. MOntaDa) made known his opinion
of the red man. and the policy that ought TO be pursued
toward him The existing policy. he said Is all wrong
offering, does. premium TO rascay lie had seel
good Indians but only when they were dead. ne pre-,
ferTed Indian dead TO Indian living lie believed
in the Indian policy that was taught by the great chle
tain of Massachusetts long agoIthe policy winch eX
civilization because you cannot civilize them Gentle
might consider this harsh language put Ihey Wond not
If they had Witnessed the Of Indian atfocites
which he had behed in Minnesota; the almost living babe
rpped from its mothers womb; the child with its young
heart pnlpitating nailed 10 the windOw-sill women
scaped dsfgurtd. and outraged-and all because the
An item for the Navajo Indians gave rise to extended
debate, Mr. CHANLER dem, n. - arguing that that
tribe is selisustaning and capable OF taxing care Oh
Mr. CLEVER Dem, New MexicOl denied that asser-
ton and showed that the only way IN which the naVa
joes themselves is by rODng tho whites ClIchS
tions to the amount of SS0OOQO II me GoTelmeD, oI
the United States does not take care OF these lda he
citizens OF NewMeNlcO VIII leel COnsIIaleu ~ Pi'
themselves, and their selipotecuon may result dlSds-
trously to the Indians . -,
women Of Santa Fo did not at the theaer after the
ChvngtOn massacre, parts OF indian seps as ptrsohai
Mr. CLEVER did not know with wha. class Of women
the gentleman from Illinois associated when ne visited
Santa Fe lnughter but he had never seen whlte WO
decorated with anything indicative OF klh5 Tor an
The COMMITTEE rose. leaving the bill unfinished
THE IMPEACHMENT CORRUPTION CHARGES
Mr.. BINGHAM rep, Ohio reported the following:
Of tie Cour, Of Claims Cap berev
] under h1g Of the Of House power
4
& s sane W r M L%[Ie L@ desire TO say that ere are no
at present assigned, by order OF the House IN
which detau persons ordered into the custody OF the
SergeanatArms. There is such an order now IN process
of execution Mir Charles W. Wo0ley is detained IN the
room of the Committee OF Foreign Affairs and various
reasons satisfy the Committee that room ought 10 be
assigned to the Sergeant-aArns, so that TINS witness
may be detained beyond the power or possibility Of any
person, by trick device to defeat the administration OF
Justice. The which have moved the Committee
this step will more fully appear in another rso
luton which shall offer after the House shall have dls
posed of this One and IN which the House and country
will be informed by the sworn testimony Of this witness
himself aud Of one Of his associates that Inc has ied
with justice in the presence OF the House Of Representa-
tves and in defiance OF the settled law OF the country
Having thrown down the gauntlet l. iGr one, want 10
test the power Of the people, through ther representa-
tlves TO determine whether leensant witness o tnis @
character shall defy whole people ana inc law hs ~ mas
been solemuly ruled aud settled and unchal!eUged /
Mr.. BROOKS Dem, N. " appealed to Mr. Bingham
not TO move The previous question:
Mr. EIDRIDGE DEM WIS., inquired why the gentle.
man from ONO insisted cutting of debate lCals 10
The previous question seconded
Mr. WOOD Dem, n. ~ called Tor the Yeas ana Nays
piatory motions that the House do adjourn, and
next. were made; and voted down by Yeas and Nays.
The SPEAKER declined to entertain the motion on the
strength OF resolution which was adopted on The 25th OF
Febrnarv that op resolutions reported by the Managers
of Inueachment no datory motions should be allowed
and because the House Tuesday last had clothed the
Managers as Committee with all the powers and nights
conferred by the present House resolutions.
Mir EIDRlDGE made the question OF order that the
Managers had 10 power except as an ordinary commit
Zee They had certainly Impeachment 10 manage.
The SPEAKER repeated lls ruling and read the reso-
lutions on " hch Il founded.
MI ELDRIDGE appealed from that portion OF the
decision which recognized in the t M@nagrs te a si9 %
progress He did So he said without any dSlespect to
N Mr. BUTLER Rep. MassJ moved to table the appeal
Agreed tu-Yeas 81, Nays a. -
The sIEAHE AXE aa5 GT5Y s dceoG G0B By S Snog the
report Of the proceedings IN the House on he s9ec OF
the resolution fOrbiddiDg him TO entertain dlatOiy mo
tlons OH resolutions reported by the Managers
Tie main question was ordered
Mr. RLDRlDGE again moved an adjournment
The SPEAKER did not entertain the motion.
Mr.. KERR Dem, Ind appealed from the decision.
Mr. BURR dem, III moved to table the resolution
The vote was, Yeas 4, Nays s2-no quorum
The SPEAKER declined 70 entertain the motion-the
Mr. BRooMALL Rep. Penny moved a call of the
Mr. WARD Rep, n. " said that quorum was pres.
ent but that members did not answer and he asked
the Speaker what was the remedy. .
fusne 10 vote was IN contempt OF the House, and was
subject, Of course, TO the action Of the House.
Mr. BRooMALL moved that all further proceedings
under the call be dispensed with
Mr. ELDRIDGE demanded the Yeas and Nays' and
Mr. INGERsOLL Rep., Ill suggested recess, but oh.
ectons were made aud the vote taken by Yeas and
Nays and resulted-Yeas 20, and Nays 81.
Dnfing the call Messrs. Brooks, Eldridge. Wood, and
other Democrats the side, and Messrs Bingham,
Butler and other Republicans the other were nego
tatng terms on which ali factiOus opposition should be
withdrawn asked by the Democrats being That
the subject should 90 until tomorrow, and that two
hours should be allowed for debate the Democrats TO be
allowed threefourths Of the time AT one time the terms
appeared find favor with the Republican members but
subsequently there change Of opinion aud the Re-
pubcans changed their votes from Yea to Nay ana the
call OF the House continued, -
The SPEAKER directed the DoOrkeeper to have all the
doors hall closed and the Clerk called the names
of absentees for Many Of the absenteeB were
ahgp House,
known By their colleagues as their names were called
The name Of Mr.. Hubbard OF Iowa having been called,
AI.n IN lAn