The New York herald., 1871-03-24
E0UsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
W AsHINGroN, March


privilege offered preamble and resolution setting forth that
the Senate has adopted resolution declaring the Senate
w consider oter Legislative but the Deficiency
Appropriation bill the concurrent resolution fo the appoint
ment of joint committee investigate the affairs OF the
States lately n nsurrection and tho resolution nsuctng
the COMMITTEE the Judiciary to report bill or bills that
VIII enable the President and tho courts to the law
IN ssd states and the report which may be mnde BY the
Ionec on he Judiciary on the subject thereby r.!uDg
Il Ssg.s5g &C. w business which may originate !" tho House,
aJ9a "a y to]ls9r9w ] 9c a ih' hist Monday ~ December
Various inquiries were made OF the Chair concerning
Mr. FARSswopriI, at the suggestion OF Mr. Conger nod.
fed bis resolution az to x the time OF adouinmen. from
Mr. DAwEs trop) o Mass called for DIVISION when the
resolution separated and frat voted and agreed
preamble 10 The resolution then agreed to yeas
nsssAsr FROM rnr prrsIprNT on SOUTHERN ou1.
received fron, tue President OF the United
States. rec9mmondins such legislation he judgment Of
ire shq sSay % y S m m @ y 1 END
Iho messaso having eeen read, Mr. snELLABARcEn,
zee II mae, 70 Be sppontei by the spesSo and he de.
Mr. Cox DEM OF t. " moved to lay the message on the
Mr. snr,rArArerR, a. The suggestion Of Mr.. Dawes,
withdrew the demand or the previous question: said he
now proposed by unanimous consent day be xed for do.
eeslred thc Tine TO ee divided between the two parties
Mr. BPooEs, Of n Y, would not any arrange.
aan Sd, whe w9ql W M a DEBATE on s eS,aon 10
tsis q more M importance to the R9rh and West than
%fa. sqsst,ns from thc people rom wsniyays millions
ton ,o 0ns more ~ Ia ta,on a h nsn = to sup
S @ ' tax & Be sSad Sn as e an @ls aS
o rSsVe psops rom On sail and coal r Ason s
upon INC tax on coal ana salt ar more concerned the East
a' g '
n to ss 70 Is e sS sna , was S S h f Hs R
conspiracy il the South and oi lar importance siso,
because . coal had beer 9aoea and eyea ebed in price,
ST Woo % denj q n Y aasea whether tho go,,emon
Ohio autaorized bis proposition from his
palty frienis on thst side OF no HouseF
sa,bsr. aa1i al dps hones,y saJ iS;;a
sesln 81 entsrng into debstc '"' N0
inyeraton avoid discussion of thc sp5eet but aa
disposed q n advance Of any proposition calculated to IA
Mr. snsGIAssearn asked whether Mr. wood and ),
trienas destined 10 TX time curing which me subject
y, MOOD replied be had authority 70 speak his
friiiiias =; - x.-.-. .y.~,-
NJ IN asksd ar Wood whether he az AN ia.
diyduai would consent to asing time.
Mr woop replied he ready act the proposition
Mr. coz conid srcek only FOR himself; His side had sup
he last sn days witho regard TO party and with he
rss q he s s9phssy tn, gesSasn M IRON 9:
10 investigate apd inquire into the facts but he pro-
poceS 10 A. os @ oa nrYpaoss aon rGa md
Nh HcIisa, irep.l Of Mass--what honorable gentleman
Mr. Coxi spoke OF the honorable member from Massa
c1usests, Mr. Dawes tLaushterl
Mr., shNlLAoAsers SAID, as h proposition % Ak day
that he DID not invite proceed On
camor. II were not uppsr!iamenary he wo'i
cer ha Come ihcr To Tie south to Inform tsc Of out.
RACES in portion Of o. ,hs Republic Of men covered wa
Nr. DAwra, r relying 70 Mr.; Cox. said he had st n
s n Aaa q 'hsss ne ha any ps.ra ra ie Of the !, s
port any measure Of legislation That wonia restoge
peace . the coants The rlssen; aad noM under hts
was made 70 reer i sesst conmce in tho absence qt
friends shrnk from The reercnca Ha would say to thai
gentomsn no did nor esaie iron the ne heretofore ru
sS ssocaSea ana The doSaoc-as ' 0A'' p'''"'
democrats with shrinking The considcra,ion Of ths
neasac There was no sc ieeng on tbat side The sen
committee. ana in the same breath demanded previous
econ nos to reference, bat because those on thu
side thought ongito be referred 10 stadiog
W. qo o ss m f9m wsopsn 'p1: S
Gonand he previous question and asked The eonilemsns
Mr ELDRluoE replied that gentleman knew ,ha, he
M 70 or Es rsh SsssT 3 Ds a4s s as Hss more
~ y % "a
belle, ed M, now not the time for discussions he wonl
The "a desocs!s, hsy emitted q toe nine
a GarrrELn said hal heretofore he made p,io. .. 10
pds s9. nS %
s eas s sa % s asss g. ao @
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s i$erss were asIs put down, b saSi
,S i y ile iass sSs ss F!s sasa es ssa'id'r4
Mr = ooS exprcssd SIS sarc ha. there should bc any
ss9 90 70 s M ss s's %. hG an ne I e @
IL Ss$ vs y sSa'ss,s S = sty
l L ~ aGs' aaais ~ ns @ sy s
Sn,ici dsmocTs,ic vote. ThoreforS wien aliesed
o. SeGerss sd side 's's or vas m bss is wss s
rom s9 @ 'ns'f seson sa
o lay 10 s2 1 1s ss oaa ssSs % the
5 GR22sd S nc really S ga @ as a sss gs
. @ sS sSs &. e mSad %Se HGd s
party ato esncs Is assSSnS S sSd Inc N @Ssspns @ S Con-
souie les.slatou necessary
Mr.. GAnFiripooe. the gentleman speak for his friends
Mr woor--I speak for mysa., There is donbt what
NJ. Burhxs, Of Mass said that some days ago be
III + ssaas s 1 II. s sSe on bs a
other side % cosder ana 70 tx thsr own time Cor debate
was Ssesss NJ They insisted MOI q havea
e Fl e s no why 'S s' a S
The neasarn could have been discussed two weeks ago
a:.ss: IN Il: Ss "A
and nothing needed Improvement more than his friend the
other side.
ar NlHrAcg, (deml Of Ind, reminded The gentleman he
should not cali the democratic side his friends.
NJ. BuTLRY replied the time when they not only
cogscd h their friend but their leader and they had
been mad ever he ieft them. .
MORGAN ss.d the gentleman in the Charleston Convcn
ton voted Dfycuo times Tor Jed Davis as his party cand
date for the Presidency
Mr. HuTLE replied tha' he votcd Tor representatives nan
that the democracy approved aerwaid The dhercncc be-
tween en- was, the gentleman Ohio FOR
Davis and hc Mr.. Duerl would not
Mr. MORGAN said between Days and Dntler tc country
would Justify him making choice OF the former
r DprtfR anid the CONFUSION, asAei tie gentleman to
Tho ren