Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15


eaee on the deaclenoy appropriation bllli
which was oo9oufred n. 800.
tpdsss ,sss mys ssors ,n az. "a vIosss. iT ppS
vailed IN the South. and In regard 70 oeofHia |
he had for more than year implored Oongre.a |
taken 70 feprsrs the turbuisnee which pre- |
s.,hs there hewsys ss. sas M, si 11,ss
paoaeea Tor ali these outraFss that Y VS. |
only necessary 70 continue those gentlemen
once Tor four years fron The tins they were
elected, insiaad Of teo, Here We have ,pa- |
triotle President with The htaY ~ ~ naek
State, and 4 hundred thpus.nd OF more OF the |
people who ARE our friends, ard u seems |
ienesS,has ths only wsy 10 put il down ls to |
keep these gentlamon IN once. .#F H.a#
AThis viii not 40, LegisiAilQn viii never Ae.
brave msn in dsotsia, which he almost |
doubted, let them take the law IN their own
hsnss, sS nat h e. 9u,s.sss would soon cease:
good than all the leglalAtion we can accomplish |
hers; suggettion had been m ids that Il |
would be much better II the worthy Governor
Of Georgia would remain a. home aud take |
isiedi Il would y much betisf than Tor him I 70
Awsy assisting IN the lsgislation 81 Congress.
~ the panaoea for the evils IN oeorglR Ia to
continue the Legislature 10 power Tor two
lot the disorder In AlAbama, LouisiknA and
other Statesi why not extend the terms on
ne ieeislatures Of All those Slatesi We have
Amer farthsr dl,eus.loa the question w.s
iisms, providins that Ike 1 nsSi sI III for
members OF the General Assembly. shall Be
held 90 the TuesdsY after the ftat Monday 10
November, 1917 which was rejected, ~ Toll
Hyss-Mesars. Abbott, Amss, Iloreman.
u.,na, SGiss ~ I. ias e insksn,
Lewis, Nye, osborn1 Ramaey, Rice, spencer,
stewart sumner, rhAyef, Warren, William,
N NsysaSisssrs. An,houy, Buekinshsn, Oar.
penter, OApseriy, Corbett, Davis, Ferry, fow-
ler, Hamilton Of Maryland, Hove, Johpsloo,
mont, Patterson, Pfatt, Sehnrz, Scott shef, |
man, sprague, btoektou, Tipton, Trumbuli, I
Msssrs. Cameron, Revels, Yates and Roburt-
son, who would have voted IN the Afirmative
on TIL. proposltloo, we're paired With Msssrs.
would have voted Ia the negative.
The question then feourred on the motion OF /
Mr. Stewart to strike from the bill what IL
vote on which tho Senate, aEi6 p, m, Ad-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
,ioa q jacob FlslshslI o. BSitimoro nv, i Tor
pension. Referred to Oommittee on Pensions
Mr.. Dawee, Of MAsaAehusettn, presented a |
submafIno Telegraph between Amerioa aud |
Asia, together with bill for that purpose |
Aud moved the reference Of the pzperu 70 the |
ME-. Butler, Of MaisaehuSetts, from the Com
mltteo on Reconstruotion, reported = bill TO |
relieve JeaGs q; D ssbln. of Texas, Of his
On motion Of MT; Hooper, Of Massaehuastts,
:,ss % SolP1.gs 70 rsIS The b e
coins OF Great Britain, France sndihs Uaiisd
States.
Mt. Jenekes, OF Rhode Island, from the Com.
mittee on Patents, reported . bill to revise,
patsnts. Me-. Jsnekss explained the bin Al
length, and pending his explanation the morn |
A rItn rkRtyr mn.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole and resumed confederation OF the /
ssrlg eiii. The pending 2nss,iea beisg upon
Mr.. Wood, o. New. York, thought General
lsrday. that because the duty on aaaiiis vas
low the duty on Russian hemp should be low. !
He showed that there was no real analogy be- |
Banks, Mt. Wood thought that no treaty.
could Be made . eoneiads the action Of thii
Mr. sehenck also argued to show that ths! /
was vast difference between Whist vas
only snsioey SstWsss then was TAT sSas
were used to make ropea H 81" q.
MT. Burdett, Of Mo-, advocated an Increased
MT. Beck, Of Ky, referring to the alteration
that this would b violation OF treaty with
Russia, said 70 was singular we had not heard
duty had been Imposed for years. lie oharged
ia his remarks that the Russian minister had |
been lobbying o. ~ The a i Q. me House to en-
tested against the House being thus innu-
-, sn-,.,,- |
the fact that there was pubIIahsd ia the
Globe . statement introdueed here yesterday
BY Mr.. Banks, and which emAnAted from the |
Russian mtntnter, asking q low rate OF duty
on this article. He denounced this attempted
interference, and said he did not believe this
was the time and place TO eonstrue this treaty,
Mr. MArahAu, OF Illinois, was opposed 10 ali |
duties OF this description a. calculated to
better the nation In the commercial race.
NJ; Beck son,sadsd that ii this hemp In
would be placed Al the mercy OF Russla for
all our cordage and for the ropes used on our
vessels, and 70 reduce the tariff was to strike
MT. sehenek, In reply to Mr.. AxtelI, de-
Tended Mr., Oatacazy, the Russian Minlstsf,
none would with more hesIiatIon intsrisrs
with department wheto he had no right to
Mr.. Hanks, alludIns to Mr.. Axtslps remark.
said no presented the paper referred TO By him |
on his own responalbility, and not a. coming |
G@ as va. 81 erik 81 ~. a
contained 10 that paper, but he could not dis.
cover snythlng Of an exceptional character 10
did make LIBERALIZATION against Russia, and
y was consequently Violation OF treaty reg
He quoted an opinIon from the solicitor Of
the Treasury TO chow that he regarded hemp
and MANILA A. OF the aAme class Of articles,
There might be A allght diherenee, but the
and therefore TO demand q kiEhei rate ofdasy
for hemp was certainly an hct Of dinerlmlnG-
slSS; rhS t:Ig nSw s@Onnsed 70 a. actual
treated like the most fAVored nations, he /
was not opposed 70 the duty Of 80 on hemp II |
the duty 90 MANILA could also DO made iaoi
but he oontended that hemp And manila |
should be alike - to duty. ar ri 4 800
Mr., Axteh said that when the EeatlemAa
ladsd 70, sssid he presented Il a. The other
side Of the question. He would now Inquire |
wh en- The ssn,lssH.n Pss.ea.sa thai paper
the Representative OF Russia.
Mr.. Banks replied that he had presented Il |
for what he ssd 4 ~ass II: other siss or ne
The question was then taken upon MI.
Mr.. Baaks then moved 70 increase the duty
on MANILA and other Substitutes for hemp |
iroH tas 70 80 per ton. Tn, was done, ne
here should Be q ike duty on both. '"'4AA'
on NJ e. oSr % n 1ss
largely into ahip building. and that this duty /
was detrimental TO that Interest, $50
The amendment was rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. Sehenok, OF Ohio, tho pAr. |
Agraph Imposing duty OF els per ton on lutte /
and slaal grass, was amended BY striking out |
the words, "And other vegetable matter not /
otherwise provided for In this blll.n
Mr.. Strong, Of Oonn., moved TO reduce the |
duty on iuto butts from t10 10 % per ton, He |
fastlrlng Interest, which would be lnjuriouhly |
Affeeted. =
LMsssra. Butler aud Banks both spoke In favor |
Of the amendment proposed. rheywere willing |
that the duty should remain a. under the proG.
eat law A. ", but they saw no necessarily for |
ths Increase. 10Th gentlamen expteesed tham- |
the raw materials.
Aftsr fuythsF dIaeualIon, the amendment |
was agreed to-yeAa a. nays 90. w v
yOn motion Of Mr.. Garfield, the parARraph |
inpOaing duty Of 8 oents per pound on cord |
age and rope, Of whatever vegetable material |