The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14

tural interests that the Pacific Man Steamship line
OUTLET TO THE WHEAT AND CORN
cisco 70 CHINA was almost nothing when this line
was established. aud now that commerce had IN
creased Y millions and was increasIng every aay
70 the line. the duties received from customs IN
San francisco on goods brought by these steamers
was over t'oooooo IN excess OF The amount received
Nj. mossAs. dem, OF Ohio. opposed the in.
creased subsidy and referred to q, statement made
Of $40 ooo-that Il mad cost hIm more than that TO
get " Ne would not charge corrupt practices on
members. bat they al knew that the lobbles were
PACKED WITH rLrSDERERs.
TINS scheme was not republican, u was no, Gcmo,
scheme 1 Ssyo ss o. He
~. as conspiracy asans, the treasury aud asa'nS'
hi. Sro.rs. OF New York. replied 70 Mr.. Morgan.
and reminded MIN OF the great men OF bo!n parties
Who nsd voted for the Collins subsidy. ne ssx vsi
ssan cy ana N wsS..ep ana U1een
nr: mokeAs poudl, ana exciIediyl-i dare 90
anything that y right dare 10 say tlat the scheme
n a scheme OF piunder-tnaf u taints the atnlos.
phere, me gentleman may make the most Of my
WI 90 down 20 pcs,ersy with Clay aud webster
ana critenden for that approximation 70 support
's s ss ss Sa e; ss
Woo Supported Inai appropriation from isss 70 1855
twenty years ago The Collins line was not iortu.
hase, but iis mi<crune was DUE not TO tho want Of
ssssS Sa f ss s e ss sss
IN sussidixlnG TIE cunard Iias. Tue democratic
trade. u was not party that lay on is oack aud
gazed Il the star. az an astronomer would win an
erse patty ihss moved BACKWARD, bat was pr pro.
gressive party. fui Of life ANA ugor. II looked not
oa.y 20 tue Agr.cuiiurai and Manufacturing inter;
eel tne gentleman rom OHIO fMorsan) that the
aomocrsilc party never could be maintained and
rself against tue coInmsfce ana trade OF the
country, and wnen ns isgIs'aiion was such AS 10
IN 20 s as 81 Ds c gu SsoHSs
o. ss sce y s ,n s sSs,SS %, SssP = wss
D. sentiment. that ,nis was war mainly between
s :'; ,s sS ses iss ns csss q y George
WY Be .sSs~ S%ssl % sarassu, 'i int, .sAi lie
sIserssied IA = ques ION as he Old m tSis his
conpsny could nor maln,Ain itself against the cub.
sloes Of England unless IL was supported by Con-
,s sr q ~, Spposss sns NJ
sxssi.en - the people ,sls esterson q sup money
sns ts.ss n, me- f ssssiss sm mn n.
.dd t r"rs S s q ss e .s ss
me rss sossd ~ bs s Il. special sisim
3 , " sd da
as ' and ss so1vssoa 1 ioaa q Sss : years.
Mr. ETcx. idsn, q ~ suppressed his resra ss
beiny compelled 70 oppose the subsidy, buf ne
SS Hse Ss "a y, Par & e g: 9 &:
s6ivpt4s Compare. baI sSsiI .snlIs vnsIs We!
70 Congress- the mos ssnsliis rseomnssisuc6 q
r.. DAWES sS sa'S snss the question was - re-
garded as one o. dollars and cenn y woo;d' b
most unwiss policy % cur!sI! me sr.s. 2 The
opporiun,V 70 Easisnd os sG o;hsr ave- - iSs
Mr. Bull "a, jrspl nsss. opposed the subsas.
and denied mat y has ever yo'sa ios = eos.l! 9
GsSermen' anu NC neser wsnsn , 20 vo.s es
% = 6 by :Sii; sS.ss Ssd Sssa sisssd
$s.s ss e pa ssfFs ss. S a: sss
Mr.. BurLEa dii MOI See that ,ncy had Teen resur-
rected since he mad not seen any shipyards started
Nj. KsLLEy-T have. There are to-day twenty
iron steamships building on the delaware River.
ter OF American shipping they should DO as their
fal hers ddesiabsh dinerontlai duties N favor OF
The discussion u was fur,bcr carried on By nessrs.
STEER, (dcm.) OF Pa, wooD. tdcm.l OF n T.. KERR,
ldem.) OF lrd., ana BIRD, tdem) OF n j. against the
subsidy, and by AessrS BfS0nAM. Fep.l
u Ohio. KELLEY. and HALE rep.) Of Me- IN iavor Of
Mr.. CoBURN made another argument against the
navigation laws, and IN favor Of Tree trade In ships
he question being between cheap freighls on the
)ne side ana mon0p0lies ON the other.
Mr.. DuNSELL, (rcp.l OF Mich, congratulated Mr..
Brooks on his eloquent words IN favor Of the propO.
llti0n The discussion had revived somewhat the
ove OF country and the love Of the nag. HIS
words sounded oddly 10 comparison with the words
II those Oner gentlemen who opposed the prcp0si.
l0n, and which would sound bettor In political
canvass than IN the discussion OF question which
entered into the very lie ana prosperity OF the
nation.
Mr.. FARHswoRrH called attention to the combine.
Ion which existed IN the House between the ex-
rene high tarin men, the shipbuilders OF Maine
and the representatives OF ocean commerce, all
against the proposition ~ purchase ships
where they can We purchased cheapest. tney never
could promote American commerce BY hiring men
to put ships on the ocean.
Mr. TOWNSEND. rep.l Of Pa. said that the doc
thine or
EuY WHERE you CAN Buy GREATEST
was the free trade doctrine OF members who wanted
10 apply II TO SHIPS and 10 everything else IL would
be to destroy the snipbuilding and the coasilng
Without disposing Of any OF tho pending amend.
ments the committee rose. aud the House at hali.
past TOUR r. NJ. adjourned.