The New York herald., 1871-02-11

but which omitted In the copy of the ssua
the paper which had been forwarded to him asa SUB
scrbsr He referred Tie editor Of thai paper or oas)
being much Of coppsrhead that Prssid s Lincoln
uad him removed from clerkship in one q the depart
mens and Is being atm regarded crhead Refer
ring 70 remark made by Mr. Coz In the Rouse week ago
he denied there any truth in shs s:ssr
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OPPOSITION TO 1ArsRoAD LAND GRANTS
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u i.nis sSr ,road purposes and the lands for
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sSss Ssvs Sssa ts.s q sssysysS: Passed
" SASS p g ns s.sed on the s0 to
sSramon before i w. G. RonS, x Thomas ana W SINNER
sn examine them as to ser anGr oarhou, roa the con
Mr BENJAMIN rer> No., objected to the House taking
T5n TASSEssEE-prsoUssIo % ON REPORTED uNsEA
10 woarmIS Ess-oEITIoIsA on ADAIgAL porTsn
Mr. sIAaHwaAsnEr rsp3 Of Conn., from 'front.', ,as vIIn Homm
Hsnsean, sa n4ss late naval Withdraw
NJ sas rnss IN The bill opposed
~ a n n me Sl & $
ssa sS = Il; r1;s Al NJ
said ha, mat chars Sash had "a led g Mr.
twenty igh drass, msnOs. which were being then bull built
After hat advice hs place was made 30 that
Mr. BAsKs rep.> Of Mass, advocated the bill and stated
sh The Secretary Of the Navy was anxious to have me
,ba. he had that legal auhoriy.x,, "
donD about authority OF the Secretary Of the
Mf HANKS repeated that the Secretary had DOUBT
his authority and therefore wanted the action Of Congress in
@ We're a to and % ssa S oas ~ % ia
he s that MI as ss osnan
OF TIE people Of the country MIR. Hanseom was as
,hs Apostle John wa. q traitor Judas. SLsagner
caaestown Navy lard they were false hell his char
wRo had felony and e
snsd he denoanssd as Ga infamous proceeang on the
,oase ani That they had detected fraud wach
that they nigh, get his place their rend
9 I % @ a Ss, % n1x 0ser. s p a a'
scores of naval engineers having said that the
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m s En- % Gt
81 M on hsx @ no vessel es you do a = a
three hundred souls who bad gopeno knows where
DANCER ng lest eeae y wrs
eosea they in sl,nation where they could
as sshsme, .! tas Safsaa hs did = 81
their reputation Some HansSom had run counter to
their plans in coniemnug the twenty light dranshi mon
70 81
n m he f hs 70 y sS
yeed him getting empoy in his profession in private
III, FARNswonru moved to lay the bill the table.
NJ: sARerSr trep;l Of CAL, made another argument
agan' T. the bill and alluded a to 70 the Indecent hostility mani
seemed 10 him that calling Admiral Porter Judas isca9t
isassrsd . ,ss a soan!Sy TSs SoTsvs; @
made he chaen ed explanation Of the fact tat the noes
sss as1 saSs Dspar
SIR. defended the Navy Department from respons,
which, though nodea BY Admiral Fors ,hai te He naTy
was worn out ana useless had not made appropriations 10
Nh sTsysSsos. rspl Of ohc reminded NJ Hale that
ING tennessee was new vessel her trip to St. Domingo
r remarked that he had susaincd appropriations
FAsSswosrH was reminded bv the attack on Admiral
that companions odorous" Il was vain for senilcme
| Mr.. BANKs-Ir his correspondence?
hr- Observation-Disclosures are odorous," Mr.
Mr. that the authority OF the gentleman from
r; Mr. n EsswoErIA4miral Porter has made record
who make comparisons they saond wish not 70 1--we
ss:h Mr. syTIxs o. reg ., Mass sossa the discussion
sa Ss "a e sposr % ar
iss sbe shape as the members gathered around Mr.
long since learned the vision Of the maxu ~ ofsfs MI
I'D ese rGsa s ay % he u nes. e
The Honse he Mr Butler would not have said word about
Hansoon Admiral Porter. Admiral orter had been
Hancom naval constructor there The CIVILIAN and the
a'a Of an sas IN sa ns had 5s bad %
Hsnscom believed from that had hunted by
s WAY S
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memoef 81 CONGRESS should have recognized him
De-
5 to @ ea Se s
WY .e devn don't you ask Admiral Porter " Laughtcr)
Mr. BASEs-He had Just gone out II was no, the
Mr. Mr. ByrrER, resuniny. narrated the motives which In
S h s aae % e M ss which had no no
there na was nothing 50 dangerous as such things,
wSe @ S @ vSas ss
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Be 0 Fl asns time se NJ ai...syss ss
guns capured BY ,te and y Porter BY
long white paint would he enSfy Sr q
.as d., record s % a that :, wonld only blow his
sa the espsdqaS he could ss srHe 1s down era't .he
~ ns III. aoa odnsS sspd sa ap e @
him then ne ma
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sSilSs naasnsf the re-
Tne bin was pasScd-yeas 1873 nays 81.
II Is Senate bin and goes the President for his
approval.
Mr. ScoFIrLD trep Of Pa, Committee on Naval
Affairs reported b Tor the enlistment Of three hundred
additional seacn In the for the practice sLip
napolis Passed,
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The onse theh nj twenty minutes to three O'Clock p NJ
@ & H,I S2mmee Of The WhoeMr Cox in the charon
mr.. MAshBuHS, Tepl Of Wis, moved to insert addi-
poIa section authorizing the Persistent accept resig
aon OF any officer of the until the number OF officers
N the grade 10 which such officers shall bclong
s humber authorized by law, resignation shall
take eject on or before the ls of January next any
SO ressnng to be entitled 70 years pay addition
th pay due such officer at the date when his resignation
s euec The provision is not apply after the number
n ccers snail heye been reduced to the number allowed by
law. Agreed to- -
hr STEVENS, rep) Of n H., moved to amend the section
N on that there shaD be promotion to the grade
rear ADMIRAL commodore captain line
uni Inc number iii those grades shall he reduced the
number Fixed by the second act OF 10th July
the navy. - ~ e3" "