The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20, Is

Mr. Cox dem) Of N. Y, presented memorial OF the
National Revenue Reform Association of New York City
modification OF the internal and the abo
hilton Of certain Also of type founders against
change of the tariff and for repeal of the duties
materials used In making type.
Mr.. DUELL, Tep) Of n y, presented petition Of the
laborers In the Onondaga Iron Works. at Syracuse "
against reduction Of the tariff such articles be
success uly produced in this country
Mr.. Lynch, (repl Of Me-, from the Committee Com.
CERTAIN the properly owners hs &
removing shpmasteTs, when they part
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through % hin fndianoia, Texas: Passed: - " '''p''N
The House resumed the consdsraon Of the bin reportsa
Compensation Of eommSee clerks 'Np'''
the hs ai not
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first message to Congress. 81 the Whole
with that S Be ws'
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striking out the enacting clause substituting it. Be
t. Re
did not to ask the &c of he Senate e
not introduced bills for reform in the collection of customs
this bill simply because was in It's form clearly obec-
committee which reported He that he would support
tee with captious objections while the bill still under
ooNGRrssMAs's RELIEF BILL
Mr. WiLLAED Srep.l 81 w. from the Select Committee
making It awful for any member OF either House,
third person. to solicit recommend the nomination or ap
pontmen TO- or the removal Of any person from office or
Ing by the President or head Of department. in which
ocia and at all times open Inspection and may Be com
either House when called for The violation
less thao 500 nor more than Si 600 Mr. Willard asked to
hence, and from day % until disposed Of. "''
Mr. sooFIELp, pep OF Pa, objected to the assignment Of
Mr. WILLARD what member Of the republican party
n IN that S Of this reported from select co
miee which was appointed on che recommendation of the
the gentleman from PENNSYLVANIA Mr. scofedJ was pre-
to sa One %ns S go 10 s
country with him and say that one day vas not enough He
Mr. hoped that ut least three days would be given
Mr. sCorIELD said he desired the BILL but
intend to allow the from Vermont or anybody
discussed e the House for the last I've years and have
sos cs for the ana
OPPOSED TO NAklss IT A SPECIAL 81 sI onpEn
votes the gentleman from Vermont sincere ia hs
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Gep Of s and me- G bin and SUBJ
stued this bill for II in the business OF the morning
It. giving the monopoly solicitations for Office to claim
STa 81 ss ss aGu;s two
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"Nr' DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL
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Issa state as any NIB
wssn Gs ss OF with Ensn
and ae Of
Isl faction Spain for It's various ou,rages American
se sa ns the win Great Britain
for h Ah American was wiped out gomez hope
essiy gone England had ALL nearly all carrying
WIN foreign Power ! mus, Be confined % the
Of this country, two million Of could be concen.
tra,ed N short time a. any given point. The idea there
iSus What mad we % tear from England maritime WARP
na Of Dac e. mot
mercal agricultural and manufacturing interests CT the
BEST THING THAT GOULD HAPPEN
ST IL % here @
IT, How the complications with Great Britain were going 10
syed 6st they serious hsP were supposed lie
Criticised the competition q the American
clerk Of subordinate Of the State Department.
ability, and reputation. He understood that Il
was Mr. Bancroft Davis who mad presented the
Questionable claims which had led 70 the existing compile
twenty ironclads, and would introduce such bill himself
no one else did, He went on to that with Great
Britain would be mere circumstance compared with the
magnitude OF the late civil war.
Of q P msSs ,. IL
and OF providing more suitable compensation for our
Consuls abroad.
Mr.. Cox spoke IN favor OF abolIshng all the Central
American missions except one which should charge Of
ths whole business. which did amount TO much AS to
the complications with Great Britain be believed that that
tTsaty which aomnistration had plumed itself SO
much would prove cause of -
WAR INSTEAD OLIVE BEANcH
He would undertake to say that the
ment wrong In preferna claim or narec, % &c he
american alton down before the arow OF the brsn
lion. ,,. =, an. coryritee
Foreign Affairs, commented upon me rems ~ sbnn
Swami and COY that what they had SPOKEN apu
had no connection with the bill under dscussun Wa wy
pleasant for gentlemen In the opposition 70 give
ADVICE winch GOULD NOT BIZ FoLLownp r,..a
when the question 10 which those gentlemen sluieu
came before House regularly the Commuee on roIesn