The New York herald., 1870-05-24
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY a. ls7o-TRIpLE SHEET.

nected 4 self with Mr.. Fillmore and that connection
dana ed IL mucn that II all not receive that ma
erwise have r., eived lie was an advocate Vi Md
lard Fm re l0r the Presidency a. an old line.
wa and a. MT Fillmore Nv Wa oSss r,so ng nea s to
defend him from the attacks made upon nlin as
Know Nothing. II was impossioe Q Ior inenioer 70
hear these extracts retl without hoLc.hs 'no 'eih
OF r.dicule hat ran through them.
Mr. DAwEs-Lot Us have q clear understanding. !
ask the gentleman ne did not TWO years peiD,e the
Know Notalng ca d ies for Governor ana Lieutei-
an Governor of New York;
Mr.. BRooKs-I wGud support anything In OPPOSE
uon To the republican parry.
Mr.. DAwEs--I ask III, gentleman now, IN an hr-
tnat tod am unit nth when sad mat ~ adVocdtsu
inc prln up es ald Candidates OF that pa W.
Mr. bRooks-rhs gent c.nan has &C tanly nt,
yer knoweige ol ms own charge an inteht lhun
can possibly have and waen he rcIelts what ne
q es TODAY l deem II my duty 10 withdraw my re-
ma! ks rs to his having wiluy misrepre M.
Mr. DAwEs-i withdraw ali that said. Laugh
ter.)
MIR. BROOKS added that he had never been in q
Know Nothing Lodge and that, al nough often
requested to become member, he had always de-
| clned.
Tor minister resident was re ected without div
Mr.. COvODE moved To st,kc out the mission to
| MI. HALDEMAN, (dem.) OF Pa, moved tn combine
| the missions 10 Denmark an Swci n. h.le.ted
man birth, critic ed the rem. rk OF Mr. Voorhees, lat
Thursday tlat Tie cry IN Indiana now was, 'Let the
Irish 20, LET the Dcn go we have got the negroes
| in TIER pac So He wanted TO let the people Know
That Congress, at Least Il not sOn In nat sort 0l
| popular sang. He inferred rom the remarks OF Mr..
Voorhees, thar there wa, still class OF peJpe who
| treated the foreign rs aud coored men as voting
cattle, and on careful pcrusa OF that gent emans
| REMARKS no othi inierenee could be drawn
| from IL than tnat he was OF that OplnIon.
Those who heard the peculiar tone given to the word
"Dutchr had 90 come 10 tne con iu Ion tiat they
Were treated IN that way. lie himsclf uid not care
| whether he was called HOllander or q German.
he knew that tue word Dutcn was but geog ain
cal error, and continued by che similarity to TIC
sound to that OF "deulsch;'' but the pecuar WY in
which it is used by the people at large contained
| something contempublc and winch ought to he ban
| tshed from the House. He considered N House as
| hs drawing room OF the nation, where decent ial-
guage ought 70 be used. Ine Germans werc an In.
stand faithfully by the republican party as
| long as that party remained true 10 itself.
AS 10 the coored people, they were keen n their M
| stincts; they knew who made them Tree and Siiey
| would sand by them. II there wyrs nelOes wac
voted the other way 1t was not ,he African who voted
so but IL was the save tnat was stl clopyiDg Cu..
| Applause on the republican sde.)
| Mr.. FiNKELNBuRG, Cep.l of Pa, on the same sub
| made on his na;iOnalI lIy the other day he did not
| deem them worthy OF response, but a
atteltion had been called TO tnem by the
| gentleman from Texas AZ wa, perhaps, pro.
per that he should add word 81 what
had been said. II there was still any one on the foot
VINO believed that the German votes OF tao country
could be tran 'esl ed from one parry To another by
| mere political man9ayering, or that TIE rma
ciiizens coulI he usei like shuttle ock by sharr
| telgence and moral character OF his countrgiuen,
but showed deplorable ignorance on Their own
, part.
Mr. Cox suggested that The gentleman from Ohio
lMr Munge J oe allowed 10 address the committee In
| German.
The CHAIRMAN (sir. IngersclD did not see any OBJ
| jectlon to that. (Laugnter.)
| The colnmIteethen proceeded with the consider
alton OF the b,Il The paragraph FOR Il minister resi-
dent at the Argentine Republic was amended by
| striking out the words 'apponted also to Uru-
| quay" and by reducing the appropriation from
a An A pnrn arlb uus in,
pfatng Sill $50 FOR minister TO Uruguay, accred-
| lied also 20 Paraguay.
! Tnc paragraphs for commits sOncrs to IIaytI ana
Liberia were anenied by the worls minister resi-
| dent" for commissioners.
! THE LOUISIANA CoNrEsTEDl ELECTION CASE.
At three O'Clock The committee rose ana the House
proceeded to vote on the motion 10 lay on the table
Mr. Eldridge's motion to reconsider the vote OF
| SATURDAY. last whereby hr. Newshasn declared
EN- tiled To the seat In the Louisiana contested cleo
| ton case OF Newsham againsE RYAN.
The mo ion to reconsider vas lald on the table by
| yeas g5, lays II.
The SPEAKER called upon Mr.. Newsham to come
| forward and take the oath OF once.
MI. ELDRDGE, ldem.) OF WIS.,, said he rose to pro-
| test against that gentleman beng sworn In as not
having been elected by the people, but 10y the House
Here there were calls tD order.
TIC SPEAKER (using his hammer)-The gentle
man is not in order.
M. ELDRiDGE--I know was not.
| The oath was then administered 10 Mr.. Newsham
CONSIDERATION OF THE CONSULAR APPROPRIATION
| BILL RESUMED.
| The House again went INTO committee on the Con
suar and Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
| On motion OF Mr. MAYNARD. (ep.) OF Tenn, tn
! appropriation for minister resident 10 Liberia wa
| Increased froin s4, 0D0 10 S7,5D0.
Mr.. DAWES argued against 1t as an amendment
apparently prompted by the same motive tha
prompted the amendment for "a nilsson to Rome
and moved that the paragraph be struck out, Ieav
ing the matter to he fixed Nv The Senate. The para
grapn was struck out.
After long discussion the paragraph for interprc
ter to China was amended SO as 10 read, ''For
OF the Secretary OF Legation acting int rpreter Il
| 20 The Legation to China, $4,000
| Mr.. KELSEY moved TO amend the paragraph for
contingent expenses OF foreign In ercOur5e by add
Ing pfovso requiring vouchers to be filed for the
expenditure of the ST cret servic. fund.
The amendment was opposed by Messrs. Beck
| withdrawn.
Without disposing OF the bill the committee rose.
| REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES.
Mr.. Cox introduced Joint resolution embodynl
| q system OF revenue and expenditure and for
| commission 10 examine into the question of tax
| atinu w raj