The New York herald., 1868-01-11

expression had come from he mouth Of democratic
that that doctrine had been followed by tho democrats
disciples from that day to ths9 Let tho gentleman lMr
the last he prayed in the name OF God and liberty, thai
would disgrace the countryand learn MS lesson
nation to tho verge Of bankruptcy in time OF peacef
democratic administration. Who stole ships OF war ana
bellion were thick 10 the skiesP democratic admins
traton Who robbed our arsenas and sent our mum.
ons war 70 ae1Sy ,s o,smn,ea to divide
domain and steal from our Union ten OF us noDie
Me%5ss s OF the aar parry y evsrT table
and that this nation Is clothed with the habillnens OF
mourningG Members Of the democratic party VINO
are responsible for the five thousand millions OF money
wrung the bono and snew OF the nation 10 carry on
this unholy war? Members OF the democratic party
New YORK. where, with lawess violence, the rioters de.
stoyed property and shot down the streets innocent
men, and childrenP Members OF the democratic
party. Who opposed enlisttnentsY Who opposed the
draft and said that coercion against secession was sn
and that the failure? The very leaders OF Tue
democratic party who are now aspiring to the ONCE OF
the President II the gentleman thinks that tho people
attempt to regain by placing the democratic party
IN power. This nawborn child OF freedom VIII nevcr
again be throted by democratic enemy. This nation,
with ts great hero and greater man, who through and
with tho people achieved the most noble and glorious
victory which the world has ever seen although i may
be through The valley OF the shadow OF DEATH yet rearing
no evil and aiiaton with unrepeniant traitors VIII by
ana BY come forth the greatest and most powerful and
freest nation which the sun has shone upon.
Mr.. CHASLEa desired to offer omendment limiting
the amount TO DO paid to the Commission.
Biz. ScHENcK said he had no objection TO the amend
ment, although lie was himself willing to trust the mat
ter TO the Secretary Of the Treasury; but the joint
then proceeded to close tho debate He said the SUBJ
ject Of the discussion is motresinstruments intended
for measuring the strength and quantity OF distilled
spirits think IL necessary to notify the House OF that
tact. iaughter) What there is in whskey that occa-
| sons US always, whom we come 10 discuss anything
about H. to ron into an inquiry about the fundamental
principles or the dem acratc party leave to the other
slde to cApain tLougher) IL may bs tho attraction
away from the consideration OF the joint resolution
p-rtcd from the Committee OF Ways ant Means to con-
sderiion OF Iac relative merits Of the democratic and
republican parties or into an inquiry Of what pertains
particularly 70 ether party. Before however, speak
aooa the JOINT resolution ITSELF perhaps it is proper
against the ground that has been taken by the gentle
| man from limos DIR. Marshall and others as obec-
tons 70 this as ono o. the for detecting frauds
ana enabling tho government successfully collect its
revenue Tna gentleman from Illinois takes the bread
ground That meters and every device that can be in
vented VII be OF no Importance Whatever, and that the
old democratic party and its principles alone can bring
aboul the desired result ! am not willing to believe
tnat | entirely in what has beon said by tho
| gentleman from Vermont (Mr Woobridse) as an
sNer to every such proposition But bes ies that there
wouid ~ great difficulty IN returning the cid demo-
cratic party or 20 tho principles Of that party aud salts
tying ourselves Ia the 10 do 30 as 10 what il tho
party aud wha. its principles, looking at the party,
IL the urs pace a. indicated by rs representative
Nr liaooEs, iaem) Of y. X, sad he had refralned
| f-on making point OF order before but he
Eoing 70 masn point on The Chairman Of the Commit
tec q Ways and leans lie should be made to conins
| Mr. ecnEScK admitted tha, all this was wandering
| from tho proper dscasson He was, however, but
ierFnS ~ what had been said by other gentlemen IN
aena,e
The srEAKEr notified him that he condne himself
/ 20 the asbeci under discussion.
/ Mr. scaiNcK said ne would submit to the ruling,
| thcasa he should Ike TO- have said q word about the
dsI40cfac parry but as IL seemed be disagreeablahe
wonld waive ihat unil soma other occasion. He then
proceeded 10 discussion OF the subject or metres and OF
s ae relative sssiry aganst rasas which & they would
utility n the fIce metre, Mr. Schenck stated that in
every instance whesc the ncs metre had been applied
70 dlailcry that dstiery had stopped operations
There was word of meaning In that fact.
mo desae was here cl.cd and the vote was taken on
The 0lnt resolution. which was passed.
nr provisions Of The Joint resolution Published
Ia yesisrday's AEgAtp.l
4ha sTArs nAr hAvE RArfrlED THE CONSTITUTIONAL
Tho srrAEKs presented message from the President
transmitting report from the Secretary OF State IN re-
srcnse resolution inqulrng AZ to the State Legisla
turcs which lad ratified The proposed amendment 20 tho
constitution q the United States known Us the four
article establishing representation in
Congress- which referred to the Committee the
= rassea ms amendment are Conneciicus, New Hamp
.hrc Ianacsise, New jersey. Oregon, Vermont, New
scsA h,sols, Nes, v,rsnm, kaosa. Nevada. Missouri,
| yania, Michlsun. massachusetts, ani Nebraska
loicai notification Of the ratification OF the amend
inert by tse above named STATES has boon received by
M above aamed depart bat addition IL may be
stated ths, MAine should b. aided to the lsl she having
aayiana, Ksntue@y and Delaware have rejected tine
Amendment
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To ssrarrn presensol the Following communication
lana sss%r 10 .as hsor o. po1. Royal IN issi BY
~ sadiW General 7. " Sherman, when referred
| - "a csmDiisse on foseiga Affairs.
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s.os s,sse 'ts we % so'ernnsaia While ne pro-
"a @ 80 s.ss Y ~ & sag & :, & yslaa, IN
treasury. A. 80 amoqns q ms valuation cannot be
n. ,arsad ~ spSoprl,i,on for ha psrpcse 1rsa.
" Y Fsg ~ - al1@si sS,s.s.ner $50 on -. par. Of Tue
~ to paI u srala tae que ion d damages;
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seefanD of War aa 'ern 10 reieTaacc % tbs ralc OF
tne Eia " Tar cgslugi8a. natimgre Md. Referred TO
1 sL8 I9lnN tspc ~ Al'+aIy A1ara.
fHH A&sftcsY c,Sf4tep sicrrov casx.
To rodae tEta proceeded ~ tho confederation OF tae
riDon n th9 toaim'ss co E,4cous lhe contested
als sa case - no ~ 1prgfe s.7nal district Of Ken
tassl whasa repag closes wlia iesailiinas thst q.
rFi4 tNe cn.tlalnt u -. eutlti g. tie scat, and
l.i iasrgn1f .rnhie wao hcics the certificate, IS.
! Is " - ~ spssu asyuArd Kerr Dawes ana Others,
aas tfa.A TN tNr v1ntestaat the question wns taken
e oaiA .am'r.ssFq4 y h.A y tae SPEAKER and TOOK
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NJ LVsra. Ncp u Ne. offered q res5luiion declaring
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tae lmt h issfpseieni y uthtr,~ fros tha 100.
as pH takts aatist 4lttfs an tGeassea aDy ar.er
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