The New York herald., 1871-03-10

ths ar,t acton Of republican House proposing 70
81 ss III ss sa 0 ass
venue collected on salt was only three cents head the
Sion e. from & S.nsS. sy
change free that would be question worthy Of ma.
tlona consideration He impored the repub jorty
ss ss% he Ssaa p
The s q pc
pounds IN eu and eighteen cents In sacks and offered an
Mr. Cox advocated the bill and amendment He referred
o Mhc hey he as M 70 rather different tone from that
Mr KFLLEY-l am 10 minority now.
that ISAIAH We have ofaop Of hns The
sn h peak now Of the cutting Of The duty
duty on tea, coffee and sugar.
rbs ho I'D not interrupt me now u my five minutes
thai psd on and su ss an = nc he Tss
but where the Treasury receives Eve millions from the
dred fy mons The obstruction to the Importation
@ b D"' S ns hs
o. rsng me price s coal and has cost The people o New
my innocent gentleman from Maine Mr. Hse adj pota
s Gss he 10 @ Are are e in M Maine ~
York and everywhere to have free coal and all other articles
Mr. HAlK-I have no objection.
men appeal that was made the interest Of sborng
men men he REGARDED as an illusion Wns he ympah,zed R M tny
were really moving IN aeSe & IN this
to oppose In word il capital anor; wealth,
povery monopoes ana not the people that were demand
Mr. rep Of Mo- advocated ed the bill an and
gentemans argument was that the tax on salt which pro-
a@ 0a ana n be voted n
ago 70 repeal the income which brought twelve
msnt its faacy the nsncey of the gentleman
Mr. KELLEY My argument was that in favor of
pealing internal taxes AS rapidly as we can
cannot be rseohsed. Another faaey q the sen,enaas
one hundred thousand dollars year from the duty on salt
s su % e sf & s sope s S @
the M S as on Ms arse a aan. the bill and
amendment speaking favor o. protecting the capital In
hs ans ss coal h q s s
ton to be disposed Of not BY ITSELF but in connection with
Mr. CnrDs Sdem) ill., argued favor of the repeal of
Mr. n ep Of va opposed the repeal Of the duty
hs Of would ee ns to every
throw fifty thousand iaborers out of employment
Pea assrss hs
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that duty removed and the capital and labor rendered useless
s. The ON salt
pounds IN T and nine nine ssn % IL in as 1 he
free coal and free salt ,,
Mass Cox and Maynard Peters and Keeys amendments
Without proceeding further bill the committee
GOVERNMENT AID IL ExEouTING TIE LAVE
law her the Tnd or of any State or Territory
of Judicial proceedings ana In al cases Where
the constitutional authorities Of State Territory shall
fail refuse execute the laws thereof as t. secure to
all pers equal protection of the shall be law
u for the President employ the land and naval forces of
the Ined States suppress such combinations and to
The laws though the Legislature Executive of
such state call such Referred to the
judiciary Committee.
CoMPENsATIoN FOR ooSTEsTISG CONGRESSIONAL ELEc.
TION8.
Mr. McCRARY rep OF Iowa offered resolution against
paying compensation contestants for seats who be
declared by House entitled to them, but that the
House may allow them actual expenses. Referred to the
Committee on Elections.
SURVEY pUxEURY HARpoB.
Mr.. BUFFISToS, rep. of Mass, offered resolution
directing the Secretary War to make of the har
Dor Of Duxtury, Mass with view to increasing its faci
ties for commerce. Adopted.
AppoRrIoNMENT REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. MER JUR (rsp) OF Pa, introduced bill for the APP
portionmeut Representatives to Congress among the
States according the ninth census Referred to
the judiciary Committee.
The House them haltpast four O'Clock, adjourned,