The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

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Sweden and Norway: Adopted:
The House then, three O'Clock, resumed the consdera
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might 60 70 conference COMMITTEES tomorrow ana that Con-
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Of Lady Of Mercy to the c and s1 G Se
Of that city Ne made Affecting appeal to the
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The senate .msnd@ the reissue q national bank
proyso which the two sides OF notes to be printed
Mr. HOLM n' oneered and advocated amendment
curing the banks pay the expenses OF printing their own
FARsswosTn supported the proposition, and stated
sand and there good reason why they should
not that cost
Mr. PENDLEToN (rep) OF R. l., argued that the national
banks were now taxed heavily enough without requiring
them 70 pay tor renewal Of their notes.
Mr. POTTER (dem.) OF N. Y, sustained the amendment,
arguing that the national banks most profitable ins
tuons and should be made possible tar that
Mr. KERR ldsrn.j Of Id advocated the amendment as
Just and lawful and argued that there was nothing N the
tenn had parallel in the world, either in financial power
In the world for financial monopoly which was
topping other interest in the country controlling the
tie country that might limit is power.
Mr. LYNoH, (rep) OF Me-, opposed the amendment con-
tending that the banks paid special tax for the very pur
pose OF defryng the cost OF their notes. The banks
did not ask reissue Of but the was
Mr. BECK, dem. Of KY argued in favor Of the amend
privileges which the banks had and arguing that there
absolute necessity for the reissue Of the
Mr. GARTIELD opposed the amendment and
amount Of paid In 1869 by the banks of the United
States State and national $ls l2s being the
MI KERR that the report from which Mr. Gar
field quoted showed that the national banks after paving
ydends for that same year had laid BY Of
The House then preceded TO vote M Homans amend.
ment, which ID as follows
necessary executing the provisions Of this section
shall be paid BY the said banking associac1s proportion
their circulation such times and in such the
Secretary q the Treasury shall prescribe In addition % the
sociations
The amendment agreed to-yeas loa, nays 20.
journed till eleven O'Clock tomorrow the Clerk announcing
. democratic caucus for this evening.