Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

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NJ. $500. y, src,as altered a rcsol,,,Ion
,ybini, .'aa retoyrcd 10 the Committee ON FOR,
Nm hTatrs dIrccting mat COMMITTEES 10 In
Ill. IN rciatinn 70 TeportinF n I'M 10 eomr Il
| ~ s,n,ernn,cni Of Noxieo Ia cnmniv Win
ccstsIn treaty stipnlaiions. ''''
The Housc thci, resumed cons,dcraton NJ
Nj. IvnciI'a nm in relation IN Inc dcclina ~
A,ncrican commerce = - y ~ W
M. Hale, Of Maine. tbcn addressed the
| ytnnaa IL a,,o,r ~ az Iiit '''' '"N
M Allison oI iaS v o'' s,g,.a I, orro.,,Io,,
10 certain proyisions ~ M I'M :"
Pending further consideralion The morning
hobV expifrd T r'''' " ''s
Mr.. finkelnburu. of Afissouri on,ercd n
motion ~ Tcconsidcr Inc VOTE h, witch tbe
| nm 10 rednce thc lnnnr, dniios % ~ ce,,l
aftcr Angnst ism ,Ias rctnrrod - H. Com.
miltee M Wsys ma Means W '"' N'''-
| Tho Uonae tl,en rcsolyod itself into Cam
mittee Of Inc Whole and proceeded 10 con-
slider INC consniaf and dipiomNtIc appropria-
lion mn ' 'i''''''''N
Tho ,sh,io .,,,,,,r, .,,,,,c,,,.,,d h,, che I'm
| as reporied from the tommIttee on Ennrn,
priatlons, l. sass OF, being eI7I, COZ lcas than
Mr., Kelsey, Of n, H.. who mad charse Of
| ,ho hiii ,,,aJ, a s,,aool Il, a,-,,iana,ion ~ II
liz stated thet n nnmber M nseless mis.,ons
/ and oonsniates had been stricken ont aud mo
bill had heen generally reduced In spirit of
relrenchmcnt and reform.
/ In the conrae uf bis renarka. he referred 10
/ the acaulaition Of foreign territory denounced
the purchAso Of Alaska, and ridlculcd the Idea
| Of the purchase Of San Domingo, He Unlisted
that II was only A waste of public money 10
negotiate for dts purchase. He denohrccd
the adminlstratlon Of Andrew Johnson for
pnrchasinR Alaska. and Rayc notice that nj
/ the proper time he would oiTer an amendment
| 10 the bill which would cfectually prevent the
| expendlture OF moDey by this Administration
i upon San Domingo.
Mr.. Banks replied TO what Mr., Kelsey had
/ said with reference 10 acdnisition Of Territory,
| He defended tho course The Goyenmeni ind
pursued on that subject. aud declared that il
/ was demanded Nv Tie aafetv and hcst inter
| eats az tbe eonntgv San D1minVo esneciail,
WINS In his View iInportant 10 md safety OF M
nation and the protection Of ia honor. lie
argued that II We had had foothold in San
| DomInqo during the late war, Inc r,lelllon
would have been crushed much earlier, A. Inc
| mppIies Of The reI,cis cond easier have been
| cut on, - 80 n .
There was a time I'm the mat when eten the
acquisition Of Texas or the mouth of tho Mis-
| aissippI. or DE Paoi6o coast was iopposed
| hui no one worild now contemplatc ~ rilIcn,
lous n thing a Giving mn either ~ Ibcse aci,,,l
| shiona 49, "
/ The hin WA then considered no sec,Inns
Mr.. Brooks, ~ Nav Yort tnoysa ~ amend
/ by sendino a ,niniatcr 10 Rome ana 10 s,riLs
/ out Gnatemala ThIs was roioT,sd 80
| Mr., Brook then moved ~ Insert Rom, pe
had voted aoainst ,he rrc,inns =, NJ, L,a,,se
| he was ouposrd 10 strilting out T,natnmaIs
| or any other Central American ~ rrI,ory Rnt
he tionght we should have a minister NJ
Rome IA was a far more imnortsn, ,otnt
Than Tnrl'er which ,Sas ~, haInH ,rin.A n,,t
Of Inc man ~ The nhiions Ro,Sso ,Rfes ~
resnrt - a. n,,,aba.s ~ h'ai 800 ''iS
il Wss bcsidss ,he ssot ana csn,rs ~ n,,n a,J ~
| The great raiigIans osssnIsa,ion' e,d ~ al,
10 scnJ %iSister 49, ,,,i,,ha ~ "a iai,
a slight unnn IN great ho5, ~ ,,,e RoU,s,,
Catholic n thls conntry. '''''''' ''
wr tSaSlS M ~ ~ MY
| the world was appraachlng ono az those grsot
pllgious eunynidions whIch some tIn,es mn
heayed the reiigIons world Int no,v M, ,6o
soncentrat,,i sslsjos, al he SS,holIc chns.s
was hi Rome. md We shouid hc in a nositjnn
| 10 he aavlssd -oliicl.Iiy ~ ali ,hat la 40
| transnIrIng There or womb In The nat,sc ~,
| thing tra5anlre within the newt lew, YEAR,
Mt. COY, II New YORK. aid he was IN teyor
of a minisier IN Rome N W. were ~ ha,o Mn.
isters any where, bnt he Sas reaIly IN ,arnr
Of wlpinS ont iii onr dInlomaiic systa,, In
| thia agc a. steam and tciaaranh,' an ,,,a.a
| Automatic offices were nseiesa' AMI Whom no
pToper time GANG he Tonld Inc WILLING h vote
Tor the wiplng out OF ali this system. lie de-
MED that any rial good had been accomplished
by our ministers AZ France and England but
| ~ long nd NJ yxerc 10 have renresentatiyes
iet ms have one NJ Rome ny well ~ cIscIrhere
| Mr.. Dawes, of Mass. opposed me amend
ment on the ground thai Rome was altogether
spiritual klrwdom, and we had no political
or commercial relations with Rome which
| would Justify the expense which new minis
| Ter would NECESSARILY incur. II.
Mr.. Brooke, Of NY, said that seemed To
| 10 the anImus of the soppoaltion; that Rome
was spiritual kingdom, and he charged that
this Opposition resulted from an antagonism
10 the Roman Catholic Church. II Rome
was Protestant country there would be no
question about sending n minister resident
| there. - I III Tf =
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, denounced this at
tempt to bring a religious question into the
| tIcman 10 make such an insI1nation. sNo
| Thought Of religion sbould enter the mInds ~
l gentlemen ON onestlDn me MI. III mo
course of some extended remarks he roferred
| 10 The late syllabus Of Inc Pore al a Monument
which no man here would dare 20 10 ma CON
stituents and endorse. beeanae Il WINS subyer-
sive Of liberty, freedom q speech and freedom
of conacianco and II that WA the dnciTine
that WINS 10 prevail under lie teachlneN Of
Rome he could not sec WHY this nation sbould
dignity her by sendIng a minister resident 10
represent this great rppublic. The Church
Itself was divided, a. to the question OF lnfalIi-
blllty, and " attempt 10 make political capi.
tai out Of this rnIiler here was unjust and
unworthy. w
Nj. Dawes Of Mass. also denounced this at
tempt 10 give this question a reliRious aspect
and said Il was an outcroppinR on the Old pTin,
ciple OF misrenresentatl6n that attempted 10
force outside qucstions upon n matter which
had no relation 10 II. He for one aid NOT
come here for that purpose. In the course Of
his remarks he alluded 70 Mr.. Brooke as
having an old knoW-nothIng record. and ne
now being partlcnlarly Jealous In the cause OF
the Cathollca In order that lila Oh hattles
against the foroiRn party mIght be FORGOTTEN
and that he n7ghf make eapltal viii mo
Catholics. The Gentleman, ne said was now
doing works meet for rcpcntnce. n -. II
Mr. Coyode, OF Pennsyivnnln, said that when
he was learning the prlnclplea Of Know
nottingham, he looked upon Mr.. Brooks as
the Grand High Priest OF the ordeF-as tlle
man who conducted ilelr Journal and Who