The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-19
respcndcnce with the Chilean IN reference TO-
the seizure and destruction OF the American ship Good Re-
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Ne seizure and destruction Of the American ship Good Re
REDUCTION or TAXATION
ss me osrsa y M Bh. dem n. o, n G
on the subject OF the reduction OF taxation came up for dis
Mr. Cox, tden) OF n " who author OF the resolu
on addressed the House favor OF the enforcement o. the
revenue reform e aevocasea the appointment Of
committee to consider the whole .uoee, and report A. 'ne
the internal system lie Odd not approve q re.
but be wsated thorough Reform looking to all interests
every pan Of ss Ss wsus be
which The people Mould and which would nave
CURED after the vicisstudinous legislation OF the
manfesty improper the adjourn without ap.
rsorm senate seaay spponsa
in ne face Of The solemn decision q the aoa:s
any measure on the subject OF taxation.
"a. ON sa oess
MIR Names Tspsa that he would talk about that matter
noImns q n say to my eo.su.
Mr.. NIpLAcK-wben We have tariff bill before US viii
Mr. CosURs-rhen understand my colleague 70 drop tho
Mr.. NIpLAoK.-If my colleague win allow me win man.
my II Shaas ha
tot the duty on tea coffee and au. ar.
Mr.. GonugS voted against II as measure OF nisn pro-
Mr.. NIDLAoK-I voted torH
Mr. CoEuKH-1hat vote of selfshness.
MIR. SiaLAcXThai remark Is unworthy Of my colleague
S e sa sg from
Mr. is no reason why my colleague should
ar. kEILEY, rpj Of Pa, called atteoton to the faacy
the nordnae taxation to OF immense amounts Of tho
pnoe debt as ~ me "a. m G q the
ds4pprovei OF nordnate taxation for the sake Of the
had pose no taxes on the people they were imposed by
Congress. &c y the treasury The ssers
h "a applied ana he had sppsSS Cd. them s9a
gold interest OOO00) What should the
Secretary have done should he have the money lie Idle
bond. had ss ss,alaeSs a fnSnS ;S
country such for the eAd no In ns history Of
steady for months At between 10 and II. The do.
and industrial interests had with steadness
ssdas he that there 6e great
Of taxation lie indeed earnes, for the abolition Of tho
the OF the faith and credit of the government
supervision ana espionage which was discredabe to the
be reduced should not be done at once instead or
MIR. kELLEY-Becaase we in the last day of the
sion. y the Committee on Ways and Means was appointed
aud revision such made by the Comm.tee Ways
and Means or the last Congress during the first recess
whether be IN q taxing Oil the tax on
replied that he would not repeal those taxes
Mr.. CoGuRN accused the democratic party Of having by
the last day Of ,ae as and bis IN that
WAS % BY 81 ssoe aa
cued generally the democrats pretensions of favorng
ue funding the debt thereby reducing the
In Of Po siG n e
over.
w. BUSINESS ON THE srEAKEns TABLE.
The House then went to the business the Speakers
table, the rsi bill the calendar being the Senate blu to
iupe .Hidalgo, sls,o0J and interest
bill vita an ameadment reducing tho amount to and
striking out the allowance OF interest
The amendments were agreed to and the bin passed
The srEAkEK announced the appointment OF committees
the Join. Select Committee ourasss in the Southern
Stevenson, Buckley Lansing Cox, Beck. Voorhees, Van
Mssas. MoTey, ketsham, Mckee, Geiz and DUKE e.,
ration OF Commander George A. Stevens, OF the unt.d
esey sy n.y. s:sf s m
The next bn on the table was the senate b TO
After explanation by Mr. HOOPER, trep of Mass the bill
The next b the Speakers table was the Senate bill to
ton district Ae2nndrs ana aooshing the port OF delivery
After explanation by Mr.. HOOPER opposition by Mr.
EASDALL The BIZ wa. passed , N. s.,,,e hin -
enable the Atlantic and Pacinc Railroad Company to mort
After explanation and advocacy by Mr.. BUnpErT,
Mr. HOLMAN movedto lay the bin on the table NeEasved
The bill was then passed by yeas 81. nays s..
conm the THE 10 he sascao del Rio rands In New
Mexico legal representatives Of the grantees
thereof
Mr.. HOLMAN moved to refer the bill to the Committee on
Private Land Claims.
The bill explained bv Messrs. Burdet and Potter and
referred 10 the Committee on Private Land Claims.
The nen bill the Speakers table the Senate bill for
the relief Of Anna NJ. Howard. Passed.
The bill the Speakers table was the Senate bill to
enable Houghton anu Omtonagou Railroad Company to
make resuryey Of It's road. After explanation by Mr.
Blair, of Michigan, the bill was passed. -
The Dill upon the Speakers table was the Senate bill
concerning the OF the Collector OF Customs Tor
district OF Willamette Oregon After explanation by Mr.
Slater the bill passed.
The Lex oil the Speakers table for the relief OF
the OF Arcata, in Humboldt county,
CAL, which passed. 49,,
The next bill Speakers table was the Senate bill
18th OF july 1870 TO reduce internal
the transportation OF bonced goods BY
railroad. c,,,
After explanation by Messrs MAYNARD, Hooper, Tnkeln
burg and Conger the bin was passed.
The b the speaker. table was the Senate blu au
Secretary of the Treasury convey the United
DAhonega, Ga 10 the Trustees OF the
North Georgia Agricultural Society for educational pur
This concluded the business OF the Speakers table, and
the House then O'Clock, took recess for twenty
minutes. -
ready the House adjourned till hapast O'Clock tomor
row morning being announced for this
evening.