New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

focs were to be kept IN with slsoOOOoOO OF gold
annually, and second the WAITS "i ,roat Amer IN, In.
lie objected to any view that woH'du I,gs On was
snstry as one parcusc business Nhe}'e SUI T T
pound 10 sea. wherever pioN lorL"N" r vsr,,yer
railroad carried freight 90 market there Nss r mai
represented And he Objected 10 any % iocomo-
iiye which dragccd along It, tuuutcnug rsu, d aid
plying OF the poor woman. needle IN h no found
He euugaed the system Of internal rcVenu tS rtc%s Of
Supplying 70 ;ag,g i1h.s I3 cscs and their chcvs.
These paid almost hail the taxes rsu ,b Injuries of
eInai RyenGe law, nc source nearly oncourth Of
ihe lnterusl revenue comes iiIru ,,c and gross
xsa cf the country the shape Of INCOME "nu lie
'cccps These three umgs-viees GHn i ie "r smpe
,reed " internal revenue taNat anu IN IRON Inc
system 10 be cmucniiy wise. In reeI'h'' ~ b'asf
sad that there were no" 30 - 10 were i'm ms dis
~. t"' ,5s fr rrouosed 20 reduce the guy , ppn
pg iron g. per tuu. equivalent 90 - me wouid not
, f1o his constituents we're cpIo.S,u 10 ~,
he thogst d. so| 6 T J' aSd Means to provide tina,
castings m rou. such as water 1les' one.lird more
rcT. should pay duty Of i cents per pou t
- u gold PER tun aS ne iie of
=, U,re con X 10 10 reuu" IN reasonable Iednc-
uoh o. , .H' siri man VI no saw currents OF public
aoui0p aud tried O. protect industry against suu9en
soP, fsc lsmpr ~ the Tines P,occtonts would
compelled, IL tney did not do 10 oil tnelt own NotP V
much lscf.mnatou sweep across industry IA vGor-
nav. hr warned them that lhcrt Woud Dc a icdC,
winch would break Gown lhe IIo.ec.,on - s1e' " d
he bell we'd -lat the wlSest Ang It's friends could 40
va 10 s.'.e W ~" 10 > SaS g mad No warned
t.u. t.lt there were 20 Democrats Oh the floor who
WI WOOD ltcn1. y VI do no, know single free
trader 10. -ucn on tri- sidr OF the House.
ST.. COX Dem. y s. rose.
Ar CARR LLD. Indicating him There is one.
Mr. MUNGEN Dem. OhioJ-Herc is another.
All woOD am IN favor Of taT4 TOR revenue niue; G po he
r4lU opinion this SIDE or the House.
vt GAEl IEADIn addition 10 that force over yonder
Del e Say tAat If you draw line by the west side OF
OHIO. by JAe north side 81 Arkansas, you VIII hnd nine
stits, every one ~ them Eepuba cdn-s0me OF them
oveFa heimucy kepimcan-yct u nave coiTclg s |
taA,l States ia the House out OF the %
who probably VIII vote Tor reduction OF the taIIn ia
solic s.lU,i ANA 4 they De- not gGatucd by some suD
st8uA. .e.ct they are likely 90 ~ good deal FUR
tney toward our democratic llIehus thau t".y
might Otherwise 20. This &c the mere outline OF !
,-ry t0 % OF tle forces lu the With these
forces before u., aid without uculpaus anybody with
utterly hostile Co AMERICAN interests, or without char
a,tsl9.- tAt i.aa. ,-c'urers as greedy cormorauts
sucking tle lIeuoOI 81 the nation, We should look to
...f ,.I,,iyt. 90 Tie situaIon aud agree TO
com, L.. liable policy which shalt not accept
eit4,- e.. t.c t1,rcil, lu,trle> urcel on this floor
The House then PROCEEDED to consider the bill by sec
on motion OF Nr. sCHENCK after discussion the
bI4-k u She section, aA!g the time when the bill IS
that 20 shall. 90 Il,o effect on the let Of October 1870
The following clause having been reached: On teas OF
s.. L.aa- 81. c..ts Vor pound
Nr LOCGHEIDIE Rep, Iowa. moved 70 amend by
addIug prJysO to cut tea free Of duty when imported
j. American Vessels, or I',e-u vessels ntIled 10y req
TrOc4 treaties % eAl!I from discriminating duties.
n. >CHLN-l I'D tlat the discrimination proposed
IN NJ. Loll ridges amendment would amount 10 very
little lie would prefer direct yO.e Oh the question OF
thet rhs condition of iLe Treasury would not justify a
further reduction Co that recommended by the Commit
zee. The estimated tea at Doc. pound was
S,s5I. although tile free traders IN their proposed
IafG thought tA4c the Government ought 10 get $40,
sir INGLIsJLL REP. I'D suggested the IrOpriety Of
hs,.5 classification OF tea ~ Juat the higher claSses
Should DAY more duty than the lower classes.
NJ s~HLACA opposed that as opening the doors to
fraud. u.slepl-s. 4tauJus, and uuderya!uatOns.
III slLFEA-eN t.ep, Oaiol preferred to wipe out
Trader u favor OF The abolition OF ali Custom
Houses auC l favor - NC a4pssion OF 81 foreign pre-
seuse tie knew that the Government must have revenue
q psy .2xeuses Ac was opposed 10 any Iarh Tor
cents Oh al TEA irrespective OF quality ana proposed au
a. duty OF i've per cent, "ASn he Thought Dy
he Increase OF consumption "O1'u p'OUu'0 A' Hu'N
M. sCHENCK sad t4at al that rate the revenue IN
So COO I've value imported last year was ~.
-. 10 po-1I3o re66r an fporatop Of ss56oooCo
worth Of tea. more than all that Was Produced
tea question the Committee at 81 o'clock rose, aud the
Hou-e then INTO Committee on the private calendar
Ar NIBLACK DEM ludJ ~ the Chair and took up the
III ray 10 James, Fowler ~ Kirkland Of New York
contractors. for building the dome Of tue Capitol $0oO
Il. am satisfaction - al claims for losses or damages
sln from the action Of the Government IN suspendlg
'ls f VIZ exrapaton by Mr.. wAsHBURN Mass) the
Committee 10 aud reported the BILL winch was there
fia|s then went to the business Oh the Speakers
table various bills AID Executive documents were taken
The senate amendment to the House bill for the relief
OF A. J. A,ocAa Was cOAcGItcd ~ 80, also was TIE
senate amendment 20 the bill allowing application To be
Tor the extension Of the patent oi TOBIAS hl-
Te senate bn authorizing the Librarian Of Congress
The l-Ors Of noas Jefferson Lie private
lie 5 nate d giving the consent OF the United States
% tAe erection o. bridge across lHe DeiS%Hie 80
advocated by Massrs. lNGEI,sOLL tkep. Ill., and
e senate bi autboriz.Ig the adjustment OF the
counts o. Ira Carter ill., late Collector u Customs al
ANOTHER RAuHoAD LAND GRANT.
The Senate bin granting lands for railroad 70 Astoria
Mr. HOLMAN dem. Ind) moved It's reference TO the
Cnaittee on Public Lands and sent 70 the Clerks desk
aud had iead the memorial which has been ehteAslHey
s-ned and forwarded 10 Heuhbefs rom Nartol par . VI
the country against 4rtIef grants 81 lnDc alu1 - I
Sir SMITH DEN Oregon made appeal in favor Of
tie passage OF the bill stating mat lad already been
considered ~ TIE OJh'hIet on uDo I..s ii~ 81
proved that well guarded in every respect, ana
that provided for the sale OF the lands 10 actual settlers
only I lots Of not leo acres, and at the maximum
M HIILR Rep. Mass quoted some of the provi-
OF the bill, IN order 70 show the immense Vaue OF
Nj HOLMAN sand there we're ninety railroad land
bill- pending the House, which u carried through
would appropriate 100000 acres Of the public domain
He trusted that bills would arrest pubic attention,
because u there was well defined sentiment ia the
public mind 10 against the railroad grants.
After further discussion. which much interest was
manifested without dSpOslug OF the question,
TOOK recess al a TIL "a this evening the
ing sosson 10 general debate the Presidents
Annual Message.
EVENING SESSION
When the House met tins evening there were
but i've members present OF these, Mr. Wilson Dem,
Mimi was IA the cualT, composed the audience, aud
The other two did speaking. These latter were Mr..
la~rcuce Rcp ONO; on the question OF finances. ana
LrIe CaUai d Tree highway.