The New York herald., 1868-01-10

expressed the opinion that With tar Of two dollars :
gallon the rsvooue on whskey could never BE- oolscted
and best course would be " reduce the tax 90
ops-fourth Of what IL now Ia t~EeN = /
Mr. PLs obtained ths aoor and related n ths HausG
frauds pe.pstrated BY costractoss and sml
ployes belonging the party as1 sxpSsss6
hts surprise that the gentleman from Illinois me 1afy
shaln should have the audasty and assumpton aftoe
ali tue black and aonable rscord belong 70 the dso
orstc pty IN bringing the sts war ON the counssy, Il
ir1 .ry 20 soi out out or these a and .
rebel democratic friends take their piaeeA 4 re
Mr.. MARsHALL-Thoss charges Of treason esaIn1s ting
Democratic party Of the country are Old and stale an9
worn out They wsre orig'nslfy untrue ana VERY
known 20 be untrue BY the mc ~Lo originated and c
ns% % the s:s snS true 70
government - arJ portion Of the people, ana me pcepIs
throughout country knew that these charses were
false Laughter 70 the republican side OF the hosee
The Ssople are going polls brand them - fase
al 10 democrats getting fat contracts uhder MT Llncoin
SY,s ss n nnov oSpo.os 70 the Mcen I ' sdmnsrso
during the entirs war; fnsead OF ee,tnG ~
contracts, was immediately immursd within some
NO oice and no hearias uudcr that admiustraon ana
the idea Of charging the democratic party the seas
ngs thai under ths Lnco administration 70
one OF In, greatest shames that be imagined. rN
mposs bic oa any Intelligent person 70 psnsve Iof =
moment, .s
Mr. Marshall had fallen nto error whom ne SPOKE "
the purity Of the democratic psrts. for he had nad tss
genteman's sympathy and tie Unpathy OF al sno
friends OF Dougiss whom he detected the fqef
Of Mr. buchanan In placing In the Bank OF the heTepS
oils the city OF Washington. $ejs, 0OO 70 puy VI
democrats to vole the Lecomptcn bill (Laughser.)
Mr. BOYER, Dem of Pa, desired 10 ask bis colIeaeuo
Boyer himself will remarking that he shoui9
like 10 know how many. Of those bad democrats na0'
since gOno overte tho republican party.
Mr. PILE resumed tho floor ana, continuing DIS 70"
marks spoke Of Dr Fowler aud Mr. Goode. OF IHinoie
as great and sxIndiers and a. belonging 20
the democratic party.
Finally Mr. scaEsX moved the previous auestion,
thus putting end ami mated and exciting cus-
sor with which members and spec atoD seemed 70 ba
hignly Interested and amused
The ion. resolution went over until tomorrow
NATIONAL BANKS
The SPEAKER presented . csmmnncsiou from sno
Secretary of tho Treasury transmitting report from th
Treasurer OF the United states relative TO the amount
deposits In pational banks for each month fro'',
January go 1885, To tober 81 1851 IN responseos0 ~
reso u,iop offered by Mr. Kelley Referred to the Com
mttee on BANKING and Currency.
The House then, at . quarter past four O'Clock, aa
journed.
THE EARTHQUAKES IN CAsroS, NEw YoRK.-The af.
cou nts OF the earthquake In Canton N r., ma
out that Il WAS severer there than almost anywhere els
woodpes being overturned. mirrors tprowp down 7s's
broken, crockery SHAKEN up and thrown oil OF T. :
shelves boItaS ana vials broken, doors opened, We
riicd and in some converted into muddy poo .
Moreover it kept on quaKing thers. letter to -
Woodstock Standard says:-Tne hrst shock was y :
lowed by six others In few minutes and 10 tnree a.
half hours fifteen shocks were heard or felt sesc
more during Wednesday aud Thursday, and others .a
woek-in all some hfty--none of The subsequent one
to day How long these shocks Will continue none g
TELL u Is ceranly very unusual for them 10 contl =
day and night for ten days. AZ they have now --b~H
ton wa Free r. ess, Jan Z,