The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

Yeeorans rarosd eompsne. IN Meseo s South
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Mr.. wR ROBERTS, dem} of N. y. understood this
OF Of n. P Rars
refused subsidy for commerce with nna and japan and
S !. trade WITH V these countries A'
Nj: PoTTrn, dem Of N Y, opposed the bin He said il
YORK that witch the satues Of New York prohibited as
Mr COX thought his colleague Mr. Potter was not
sD1s to give
MT poIThm semareed that he had voted vc to cor
Il had been incorporated.
Mr. Coz ip.imsea that h. M Poerc opposition to this
the f1 &c Su Mail Steamship Company; .,.n,
providing that public SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS shall he opened and
that the stockholders shall be personally liable for all debts
After further discussion Mr.. GARFIELD trepl of Ohio.
Agreed to by = large majority
AIxSoA :, iisI rom or s IT. Hom on Conn.,
merce, reported the auihoang mail steamship service
On objection BY mr. RANDAI that the bin made an sp-
House then proceeded 10 the on the Speakers
table and took up The Senate amendment to the
Mr. DAVIS, trepJ Of Mass, moved that he amendment
Mr. fINKrLNpuRo trep OF Mo-, moved its reference to
on lie Ill IL q I hsss Rs
n the
and effects. He believed would be Of more injury 70 me
would 6e bench. to the people Of Chicago y. co ~.
bill would be satisfactory to him in case were amended so
as not 70 apply to lumber , On 10 arm. tina,
the lumber interests Of Michigan would be ruined BY the
Mr.. FAnsswonrn oep.l Of ILL.,, appealed 70 the House
% IN Sss n anS os n
;Tebed Of hs great demap = was to stop
purpose this bill designed would stand discus
sisn. bnt The discussion should take place now.
Michigan had been greater the
l s s she @
bill postponed until he and his colleagues were prepared TO
IN while oons:sns that A.. there re- r asp
supporting i and $500. $780, -
n. ,1s ss
He would for s b n nor Sr eTns
Mr. MAYNARD Advocated the bin, not as a measure of
@ercs in the reestabushment possible Of the
NJ: MXssnAnI 1dem.5 Of il, argued that If the relief
asked for diy ysa noW Ash sn01s he
IL 9 n an . s0d Be "S To
IN the Whole SOHay wse had the
Would SOP Woaya wroas S,ehgsn. %sson:
sin or other Was n5 the ISs1 s he t s tho
people q Chicago tribute upon their calamity
bin Should and without any ,n
tho BILL declaring that its postponemen would be equva
lent to It's defeat
a. s s@ that e., The
laors who bought Chicago since the fire would
in the benefits He suggested an amendment confning
the bill Ia Its application to the original ,9herers
Wis.,. KING, (cem) Of Mo-, and CONGEn against the bill,
by Messrs. BURCHARD, trep.) OF Ill, and DAWES IN
OF ts immediate the question taken
the motion to refer to the COMMITTEES o. WAYS ana Means
Means with leave report time after next Monday
The House at quarter past three O'Clock went into Com
mee of the Whole Mr. RIA NDALL in the chair, on the
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILLS
Mr.. Brooks. tdem.) OF NJ y, remarked that the House
making unnecessary haste with the appropriation oils
the action of the Senate, which spending it,
time tariff DILL to raise three four hundred milons
of revenue bills aboshing revenue,
bill he believed the House would never act
upon. -
Mr. SLOoUM, (dem) OF N W addressed the House, show
ing the abuses connected with retirement officers
Of 1885, nsancing where were retired
RANK AND PAY OF BRIaADIER GENERALS
and major generals who, e they had remained in active
service In the army, would now have the rank and
pay OF captains and majors. He argued that some
remedy should be applied to cure such abuses.
Other abuses pointed IN to the
les in view of the tact that in time Of war the government
has to rely private workshops for guns and SHIPS and
in to favorsm In the army, one OF the chief
requisites OF officer now being that he can make
good stump speeches.
Mr. BEo.s, tdem.) OF KY commented the fact that the
resolutions calling information to the sale OF arms,
ships by the War and Navy Departments had
remained several months He insisted that
lie subse that the from the Secrc
Iary of War had been received to-day.
After remarks by Mr. WHIrrhOnNE, demo OF TEND,
the committee anu the House, at hapast i've o'clock,
nd