New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-14
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n,.o, e,,o. steamer Kcarsarge for the destruction OF
Rebel praical vessel n ss . United s.
now ne n S III. control fdR S S 'ne
amount e % and GS s paid John wn.os and
o. d K' s.: s T o jS sssfs 49,
emsi value Of the Aabama from which SSOO already pa ""'o
00 Mr HALE explained and advocated the bill
Mr. MAYNAkD ReP al nnp io il must be oonsid
e eTet in in Committee of the Whole.
o s5AkIk appeed to o Maynard to withdraw
the point of order and remarked that H. at the do a
The sinking OF the Alabama any gentleman hau Ihaue
such point the whole country would have pointed the
| finger of indignation at him ,.. A., sooo,,
said as TO the galantry OF the act and said that his oy
objection TO the source from which the money was
| Mr. HALE withdrew the bill, and amended 1t by re-
qurng the money TO he paid directly out OF the treasury
| MIR MAYNARD said that in that shape he would sup
Mr.. FARNsWORTH Rep Ill renewed the objection.
saying he was opposed to rewarding men io DONG 'no
MI HALE withdrew the bill for the purpose of remod-
| MT ARCHER dem MIDI, from the Naval Committee,
reported back the senate joint resolution 10 pate 'o
Iemfevant Commander on the active list The bill was
amended by adding the name OF Richard T. Leary anu
Also the bill to pay $4,000 to Chas II. whitney, CON
tractor of the ronclad monitor Keoknk Dnt as was
referred to the Committee of the Whole
Mr. DAWES Rep., Mass.l, Chairman OF the commit
tee Appropriations reported 6ll appropTimsnEs
1925 900 in gold coin to be paid to the British M
under the award of the Commissioners to settle me Gains
of the HudsOn's Bay Company and the Puget ooum1
Company the award P sn rs s Of When viii
| be due on the 10th of September next -, ., .,ao
COMMITTEE opposed the birs because amount
unnecessarily and unjusty large.outIageousy so
this or any other British claim until provision be
made for the liquidation of the United states cHn'
MT, DAWES replied to the objections OF Mr. Lawrence
The award might he too large, but still 1t was an AWARD
| tf,,,tat Ihn
was still stronger 1t was that IT, because another ma
ton did comply with its obligations it was no reason
WI Mr. 'L La WREN you not agree to that
Mr. DAwEs-No sir do not uphold any such stand
ard of morality. hold that TO comply with our
stipulations and perform our duty and apply TO the
Of mankind a b Gt a natTs ta fS
my obligations because somebody else does not choose
aDT c53 na h T fSen bill TS
| LEAVES OF ABSENCE
M sc OFT sfhSu Rep Penny gave notice that
would in future object leave of absence being granted
The sTEAKER in connection with that subject, said
that many members suppose tha leave o m tb
act regulating the compensation of members but that
was mistake 1t had been decided over and over again
that leave of absence did not in the least Affect tat LOT
| fixture of pay on the part of absentees . -,
Mr.. sCHENCK rep, Ohio said he would unite Win
the gentleman from Pennsylvania In Directing hereafter
to every application for leave OF absence except "here
Mr.. COvODE rep, Ponn.)-And then stop their pay
| that is the best way. =, ~ h..
| Mr.. INGERSOLL (Rep lllD appealed 20 the rouse 70
go business the Speakers table, but Mr. sCHENCk
(Rep, Ohio insisted on his motion to go INTO Commit
| tee on
| THE TARIFF BILL.
The House then, at 800 O'Clock, went into committee
| on the Tariff bill, Mr. WHEELER Rep. n. " III the
The pending paragraph being that taxing oatmeal,
-four bckwheat, &C., after considerable discussion the
| paragraph was amended so as to read: " ON hour or
meal of oats, wheat, corn or buekwheat one cent
on motion of Mr.. CHURCHILL Qsep, N. ", the fol-
lowing additional paragraph was inserted 81, .,u o., -,
ON lines
kind ground or mixed for feed % per cent ad vaor,m
Mr.. SMITH lRep, VT moved TO insert the following
additional paragraph: ..
MIR STEVENSON moved to add to the paragraph
" on corn. Is cents per bush" Agreed to.
The paragraph, amended was agreed to by II Yeas
| The next paragraph was malt, 80 per cent al
Mr. JUDD n2ep., ILL moved to strike out the para
graph mentioning the fact that the industry in which
| malt is used pays six millions annually to the
| Mr.. SCHENCK Rep. Ohio opposed the motion, par
tcarly because the Committee had just put TAX OF 70
cents per bushel on barley from which malt IL made
Brewers had nothing To complain OF, as they had ad-
vanced the price of their product beyond any taxation
The motion Of Mr. JUDD to strike out the paragraph
| was rejected by "A to 20. .
| duty from 80 10 IS per cent, which was rejected
| The next paragraph was that taxing apples, garden
| fruit, vegetables, and roots 10 per cent
Mr.. DAVIS (Rep, y. ~ moved TO strike out the para
graph so as to put the articles the free list He did
in the interest of neghbory fellowship and to encourage
| trade.
| After discussion, the motion rejected.
| Mr.. AsPER Qsep, MOI moved TO strike out the word
Mr. ROOTS Rep., Ark made the point OF order that
it proper to strike Roots" out of the bill
| Laughter
The motion rejected.
The Committee at A. took recess till u O'Clock this
| evening.