New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
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practices it was due to large body of respectable cit
The only individual whom his colleague had specified BY
name, was q member Of the Presbyterian church.
DIT: COvODEII said that FRAUDULENT naturalization
papers were used exciusively by the members OF the
Mr.. wOoDWARD-I simply say that tho individual to
whom my colleague alluded having issued rauduens
naturalization papers is member and believe deacon
IN good standing In the Presbyterian Church He is
man of the highest honor and intelligence and any such
assertion against him would be treated idle Sian.
derous Pennsylvania The defeat OF his colleague last
ran was not the OF any such rascaty but
was to be accounted for other principles than the
egTadation Of the Church OF Rome OF the Presbyter
ian Clerk OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
MT C0vODE said he had attended to the persons who
nad ~ usea e enInI tn0;e e, fraudulent certificates
MI; NOoDWAkD-What had the Church Of Rome TO
Mr.. CovoDE-ThOso who voted on those fraudulen.
papers were members of the Church OF Rome. Not
Mr.. WooDWARD@You began by charging that the
Church OF Rome did this fraud.
Mr.. Coy0DE-I say members Of that Church used the
papers They came coneestaned from the gentlemans
district and were voted on by these Green Irish"
Mr.. JUDD Rep. nl.) said ne would vote against the
amendment but not on the issue raised by his friends
religion or religious tolerance but question OF useful
ness. he thought there was no pubhc necessity for
commercial or business or treatyke arrangements that
called for such mission. II was mere ornamental po
lures were to be cut off, they might well begin with
the diplomatic service. He would vote against the
amendment the ground that useless for the pub
lie interest to continue the mission at Rome.
The question was taken ON Mr. Brookss amendment
Mr.. WOOD Dem N " moved to strike out the appro
pration for mission to Turkey II the majority OF the
world representative from the United States he could
not see why they should continue 10 send diplomatic
Turkey. He wanted the country to understand that the
distinguished gentleman from Pennsylvania Aif CovOde
IN tue assault when nc MADE Ga tne Shnch M ol h0e' only
frankness with which that gentleman represented tie
majority M on that question he had Pa me o 039 h on me
Rome because the Church Of Rome was respons1ie Vf
voting the Democratic ticket.
Mr. JUDD desired to say that in his action that
question he was governed neither by Christianity or n
deity. He did not think that clement shOnd he intro
dueed into the question There was great distinction
between the commercial interests OF the country as rep
Pope had recprocated the eiyty Of the United
States Government by sending Minister 10 this coun-
Italy had become substantially consolidated under VIC
tor Emanuel the mission TO Rome had been sinccurc
nation. The majority Of the members had voted against
the mission to Rome not the ground assigned by the
gentleman from New.iOrk Mr. Wood, but because they
The amendment offered by Mr. Wood was rejected.
vidng for only one Minister the Governments OF Mica
ragua, Honduras, Salvador, and Costa Rca, and for
Ouy one Minister to the Governments OF Ne"Grenada
Venezuela, and Ecuador.
After considerable discussion by Messrs Butler Chan
Ter Dem. n ", Maynard Rep., Tenn.l, Kelsey Rep..
N. VI Brooks, and Judd the amendment was agreed TO-
On motion OF MIR. KELSEY, salary Of 81 5OO was ap-
proprated for the Consulate at Valenta, Spain.
Mr. BROOKS moved to strike cut the appropriation for
carrying out the treaty with Great Btan Of the sth o
August s42 for suppressng the slave trade The United
states had longer any responsibility for the existence
Of Slavery.
Mr. WASHBURNE Qll) said that the appropriation
was made necessary by treaty stipuatlOns
The third fourth and fifth sections Of the bill were
struck points OF order containing new egisa
ton.
The Committee rose and reported the bill to the House.
and it's further consideration was postponed TIL Monday
next.
ABRoGAIIoN OF THE TREATY FOR SURPRISING TnH
sLAYETRADE.
Mr. KELSEY Qlep NJ " asked leave 70 offer resolu'
Committee Foreign
qulre into the expediency Of taking steps to secu{e h
Alb or mo Will N4eo'
Britain for the suppression Of the slave-trade.
Mr. ARNEI.L objected. =,
on motion OF Mr. MORRILL, the Secretary OF the
Treasury was directed furnish statement as 10 the
sales Of gold by the Government since the LIST of January
1863.
The House then at 4:s0 adjourned.