The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

M e DATED STATE: Treasury notes Also for the withdrawal
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state Of war between Spain the republic of Cuba
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pend the rules and pass the bill ~ ''
on suggested its reference to the
ss G hsS hoped wond no, be 50 referred as that
BAsKs said he had not addressed the gentleman from
Mr. voosnEKs without the slightest dsrespec the Com
muee on Foreign Affairs preferred to have immediate
BANKS said the Committee on Foreign had
hs subject under and the from In
not vote for the bill Without discussion report
| Mr. Cox objected to debate.
-, Mr. EaookS !aem5 Of said he would vote for the
about International law &C. he wished to make that re-
Mr. BAsks objected to reservation The bin must be
Mr.. vooRHErs said there nothing partisan the
measure %r .r,rerr ,rer Of Ohio w,.,.s 20 INV.
the propositions contained in the
Suspend The rules mnt be voted on a. Wba he 70
The vote was taken and decided in the 49,
fhe bill then referred the Committee on oreigu
Mr. BROOKS, of New YORK, wished to with
aa o the peops
the United States + demanded tor pacihca'ion among the
Mr. VOORHEES, objected, saying he did not understand
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS.
MT SWAMI DEM OF Md. from the Committee on Appro
preparation b which made the special order for Thurs
The total appropriated by the bill is Sl,sl7,s5s
Pas1' IRON nan u0A'A persons III georgia
M GET asked leave to oe ;. for an nvest
the the Dy the
Building to the order OF the oint Committee
Mr. SEeEf ep OF ra tn. rs INT had No,
Mr. yoonnkEs wlihafew objection the resolution
word "pacidcaton
STEAMSHIP BUILDING MATERIALS,
mce on Manufacares to inquire whether materials for
steamship building be supplied by the United States,
eign materials. Adopted.
Mr. DAWES, uepJ of Mass. called up the Senate
rent resolution lori final adjournment on the 18th of May
subject so thai It should be understood in good time The
s wis M ssG as s
18th July, provided the fixed long enough
MI FAnsswoxrH, trep) of H. wished resolution
ferred 70 one of the leading committees Of the aoasehe
and Meaas The Senate had not yet passed single pubic
BILL and yet had passed thus resolution of hna
postponed and the revision of the tariff and internal
matter It Appeared to him as plain day that the adop-
ton Of the resolution meant no revision OF the tariff at tins
should do the bidding of certain genemenpass
And let mem6ers 90 home fingers mouths
ferreI of committees he mentioned let
committee be responsible for It's report
TONS reminded the House that hitherto tor several wears
wn The House ha a%d
asd law had Ssn w spe s
Was not ready nov to see The limit Of the session xed for
either to the Committee of Ways and Means the Commit
BEooks Of New York, remnaea the chairman Of the
Committee Of Ways and Means ONT Dawes that the Com
revision s " or he tariff Internal revenas before
Adoption Of the resolution al this time was
collect from the oope siCO00O0 year beyond its neoes
size Other imp subjects which Consriss should pass
upon adjournment the resumption specie
payment and the relations OF the United States with Spain
Mr.. DAWES did moi admit that the Committee of Ways
n nGs se % 5 S e s soSs
much Ii the House thought it unwlse to Tx carry
he nov" ana ha was
luton believing that short session would to
the commercial interest,". Of the county He reminded the
during the hot months OF June and thought that for their
the party. there should be ar early adJoarnmenL
MT eoasn ana 81 cr the
to be tne sense 81 he Louise ta tongress should not a
Internal and the reform q civil abuse
the of the cv rights Of ali mem AS0
@ s hss n s hon THAT
all the power Of Congress IN MS hands to secure those
Sir BANKS, chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs opposed the resolution the ground that
E6n the eT time liked He did moi expect that hat he co%ee
woal have only two hours for az the Important
uaa ahV of Responsible committee uSon a. least nave
MIR. Cox commended Mr. Banks for the position he had
Mr.. BANKS hoped that Mr.. Cox would not compliment
MIR. COX went TO say that this party movement
they all knew it. 1t was to carry inc Presidential
Mr. BurLrR-Then it is very clear that ought pass
Mr.. Cos thought would smoke the gentleman (Mr But.
mae other oacas OF the government and 20 phandeTins
all over the country instead OF staying at asnngon and
MIR. BISonAM Iepl Of Ohio chairman Of the Judiciary
ground that the alton of the country had conaded
to the on Ss apn mat parry would take
Mr. kELLoGG QepJ OF Conn, wanted the income tax
peaed before ad journment.
Mr. BANKS asked Mr. Dawes whether, IL the resolution
adopted now would be afterwards competent for the
! House to rescind II.
| Mr.. DAWES admitted that II would not
suggested that the House would then be putting
entirely In the power OF the Senate
dem. of Ind, argued against the resolution,
holding would be unparconable evasion OF duty for
Congress adjourn without the necessary legislation being
| attended to.
MI. MAYNARD (rep) of Tenn, supported the resolution,
democrats had already voted for
earlier adjournment
further discussion the resolution motion of
Mr. FARsswoRT, referred to the Committee OF Ways and
Means-yeas l2g nays a..
The democrats ali the reference OF the reolu
| tlon
Mr. GETz mis- resolution inqurng to the OF
Seneca sandstone the building the state Depart
rnen, ana agreed TO- there being only five negative
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