The New York herald., 1870-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wAsuISaron, March 5. 1870.

WARRINGTON, March ). 1870.
AMEnpMENTs OF rus REVENUE LAWS.
Mr.. GEswoLD, tdem) of N. Y, offered a resolution
sructing the Committee OF Ways and Means inquire
the eypedency of amending the internal
to place the manufacture Of brick the m ex-
Adopted.
OF brandy exclusively from grapes, peaches and apples
OCEAN TELrsrApus
Wo2p Hem, q n from the Committee M On For
communication with foreign countries Ordered to be printed
,wAslIlNeroN AND NEW YORK nAnnoAp.
Rs. M csDb ep q m ns Go%mss s on on
a military and postal railway from Washington to New
The bin discussed for time by Cox Kerr
swami lleersoll scohed, farnsworh and Iwichel Mr..
be constructed without The the States through
hour nys ,Sa S rsn tn the
morning hour on Tuesday.
Mr. DAVE tdsm Of n y, gave notice that h. would at
s as o sls
The House then s halfpa.t one oceck r NJ, wen: into
TIE INDIAN Apr.orliAIIos EiII.
yne s s % Ss " rsc @
"s Seos Is. 1 L ps Of & ill., ANY ns to
dscusson i being by NJ Maynard as violation
9 the faith Of the natlon and defended BY Messrs raios
the further .lmo Of NE committee Mr. Paine withdrew
eSmm,s. ~ then and reported back the Indian Ap
Tho amendments were agreed to in bulk and the bill
passed.
% n. TO three M Ssss the m msns went INTO %
sbstrac.y favor q trade. has
revenge however had ESTABLISHED tariffs
Ssas5 a.s dsa &c nasd sa,s.
almost Q prohibition point He proceeded TO contrast the
illustrations. Under the showing Secretary
y the spus rsveIaa rev for the fiscal year
would not be less .nan one hundred and twenty millions
revenue beyond the czpendturcs Of ninety millions
This mt ,hsrefore Imposed on Congress the necessity Of
and ona deend the imposition q an additional taxation Of
s es e
fiscal year $3.50 the estimates Of the
ita c c5nsdered the Ierac.onp proposed by the
ssS On @ s % 4 ss %. aa
small : reduction. 1t oush. 70 be Vt least s7S0ooo9o
MI Brook. 70 exhibit the operation OF the proposed
a lutte ns
mona be finally on G me question Of hs tariff III hsy came
nns ss s sycS GO1vssn so. WAS That hs
hey would e G eond ss Sn iash
There would be oalty unt justice and right were
%SSa Ss% 'a a ,ss %ss prDas s
sna as @ as saGs up nnsss a. sGoa to
the rich richer and the poor poorer There would be
" Sasas into the eoers Of few men 10 ss
mpovorshnent OF the great OF the people II
body else would do he would take the tariff and
pedlers would ride through the agricultural dis
chains rods knvee forks cottons and wooers and demon
ttrae the of the people the Just the
alton imposed On them Is the existing tariff.
Mr. Brooks spoke Tor nearly two hours. When he
rEADMIssroS GEoRsIA.
Mr. BUTLER, Of Mass, from the Committee Reconsrnc
ton 10 report back the bill for the admission repre-
ronla.ion OF The State Of Georgia.
Mr. FARfeWoRTp, (rep.) of III, member CT that
Snae. made the point o! order tina. Mr. Btler had
authorized by the committee to mako tho report.
The sSPEAkERThAt cannot be point Of order That
point Of veEacity.
Btr FAEysWoaTH-Sot at ALL
Mr. RurLEh-I am responsible for wha; am DOING.
The SrEARER Is the duty Of tn. Chair the
Chairman OF the Commee Reconstr racon which Is
thoriyed TO report Al any time
Mr. FARSBSoErH- the gentleman from Mafsacbu-
sstts the committee authorized him TO report back
| that biMi
Mr. BurLEl.--I am not 10 be caechised.
Mr.. FAEAnwoRTH-Every member Of tho committee
knows that have considered bill since
committed and ask that the clerk OF the committee may
summoned up here to decide is question Of veracty
before the committee reported to the House and
ordered 10 be printed and Teconed for the Of
being put upon It's passage 1t the eai.st possible moment
am carrying out the instructions OF the committee
The SPEAKER said he would submit tho House the ques-
ton whether the report would be accepted the report OF
the committee.
Mr. FAENsw0RTH desire the House to understand
that the
the report should be received
Mr. JOHNSON, (cem.) CT Cal moved 10 adjourn Mega.
tved-Yeas 49, nays 81.
Mr. STEVENSON, (rep) Ohio, offered resolution call
Ing the Secretary D War for information relative the
late expedition against the Piegan Indians Adopted
The House then, at i've O'clock adjourned