The New York herald., 1871-02-01
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BOTH HOUSES EARNESTLY AT WORK.
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More Federal Interference with
Elections.
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Sympathy for the Suffering
Poor Of France.
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Senatorial Wrangle Over the
Georgia Question.
TEXT OF THE BOUNTY LAND BILL,
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Debate ON the constitutional
Privileges Of the House.
TEXT OF THE BOUNTY LAND BILL
Debate ON the constitutional
Privileges Of the House.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, ls7I.
THE rNooNE TAX RKpFAL BILL.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 1871.
THE rNooXE TAX RKPEAL BILL. s
The Woe PnrsrpKST announced the return from the
House Ipoome Tar Repeal bi with accompanying
Suggestion the part of the House that under section
Of article Of the constitution the House had sole power
20 originate such measures
Mr. SCOTT, ep) Of Pa, moved to nonconcu IN the
assigned by the House for the return Of the BILL and
asked for committee of conference the difference Of
opinion between the two houses to their privileges Mr.
Scott the author Of the bill IN the Senate proceeded TO
argue that the position Of the House in
assuming that the bill proposed TO raise revenue.
BE stated that Ito only purpose was to dispense with
ssran by modifying exisns law He quoted from
authores constitutional law from the practice Of the
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power Of the senae was not mainansd and s be-
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.is,ion the question: sOw ": w6sthsI eoad 0rsnsis
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House sosshsr He ;psgsstsd Be smo.hersd and time
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mates That when ;hs Ins,bGa. q parliamentary Law are
ehs conference Asked to come 70 right understand
hssossd fha,h. be returned 10 the aou.. Of Repre-.
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sryypATnI syo.r.1 FOE YRa syTysRiss ross
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s o soa sas the E Of
si IL i s Ts. II aseSen,. to the Christian charity
which ses1eh The good Of az nations and ministers to al
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wsakness and e1emsy w heartily Commend The suffering
Sympathy p Organized Charity Ss spsedS
Mr. PonEaoY asaed present consideration for the reso
Mr. SALISBURY objected, but subsequently withdrew his
objection rensrkns that be bad the pu,po
Yrench people from the beginning
a he % The Sssuon IN or
cordinsy went over W the next morning hour as also reso
essrs,. Ie.P.siSay IsosmSssd 70 the Pr.sldsn.
Ss usd ss s aa he % :. no 81 The
pnbc service st class naval vesss 70 Ss there
ssppes may furnished s. people q the unissd Ssa
States for the @ ass of France
The nogse BIZ snspendns goesedngs f. reference 70 the
pittss Post ohces MI Trumbul charac,erizing the
SenL 'A se'''A
preserve the purity seeon. aod guard tho
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ponment OF inspectors Of election by the Uued States dis
pnAwsAoks OF IMPORTED SPIRITS.
bs from mn the &c am % @ rpOeds IT
siiow internal duties @ 'SS on
are
aid srticles exported prior the passage Of the sct
y, prOr,ou oodAs l.I AAM y SaI sany1oE ., So,
estsbsh mai steamship service between United
States and foreign counrss Referred 70 the Committee
Post Offices and Post Roads
to incorporate Elddge Roberts and Edward
States Ocean Steamship Company for the purpose of carry
ing the United States mail freight and passengers
week between New York and Liverpool and Havre and
other kuropeap routes be designated by the Post
master General who directed TO contract with said
pany for the transportation OF tho mails during period Of
quarter ounce of letters and two cents per four
printed matter the ships Of the 70 be subecto
THE GEoRGIA SENATORS.
AZ two O'Clock the Senate proceeded with the unfinished
euMstness being the Georgia sepatorial question
:sl:i .l:.s. y The Legality
advocating NJ HIS elsm the Chairman * he Judc.rg
Commttee rupbpD Was inconsistent because the election
yas Legsatue which had been pronounced BY that
be-; 1852 rsorganlzins tSs State Sf GsOrgIa
Mr. eAuLeBpBY delivered long argument upon current
pocal topics mainly intended 70 show the inconsistency
end ut OF the reconstruction acs and elogsc OF the
military and civil services of General Hancock Of whom he
fg2ks - the standard bearer Of the democratic party IN
tsroosh The election Of IKE Hancock who had
e9vatted down y worry out and kill o0 ;of
hi own nen than bis enemy had altogether, but
one who while he could hgh could also obey the laws He
asfenced the people Of the South from the
niy 70 the laws and government claiming for them
duties - citizens.
During his remarks Mr.. Salisbury was frequently re-
quested allow vote 10 be taken and assepted
ppon the condition that the debate should once cease 10
Which MI Stewart steadily OBJECTED az he desired to
n IA hfa~t thH