The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25

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committee discussed that question at very great length
After good deal Of coniasiO9 and excitement with
door, Mr. butler Withdrew the motion 70 lay on the table
ana moyed to postpone the OF the subject
Agreed to,-yeSs, is1; nays, TO- ''''
made the pont Of ordeG that Messs Brooks of New
York. and Ames Of Massachusetts, who Interested
srEArKR asked Mr. speer to state why those gentle
MT srEER as his reason that the fact that the
port s Of the judiciary commtse was to the right and
We're voting to the postponement of the resolution to
Mr. Hoax, of Massachusetts,, remarked that the
amS pPy TO me @ G S%
, nhe SrEAkER took the view OF 1t and overrued
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Printer having declined refused obey al order Of
Ga ase maze H last reprint Of the
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The House, therefore, resumed the consideration of
Mr. HANKS Man Rlv 6f A ArIrR9paAT T ELd
the IL e an nte em Of
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were agreed to as follows =,
Ss the channel of the Della
na He % shs 5% s 70 the item oE chan
lem $4,000 for removing the sand bar at sa
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the Ste Of e the s 1%s
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y, wisconsin who had charge the bill
the third section which provides surveys ana exami.
Mr.. McIsrxRE, nem) of Ga;,. moved to increase the
dSr %Uo Mas s svs
&c s 70 s Tns ws % Mr.
emitting sacon and i was vas
basxs Of M 49, moved to sno,a m
Message % Of aanS ans
S Ss5ly OUT nsy Of the Wash
Mr. Banks then yielded to Mr. GARFiELD of Ohio who
THE DEFICIENCY BILL,
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BANKS then moved to suspend the rules and take up
Bnon predna that the act ay shall
% III ne s % % END shall
he;a19 bond that day by the customs officers Of the
The motion agreed to and the previous question
me House them at halrpast five, took recess till half
w~- ~ Evening Session.
There a Ssng when The III met the first
time time , was finished Quorum had assembled The House
BANKS of WsS reported it, opened
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Dominion Of Canada every thing incumbent upon
Ss sss1 as Ps
M 81 s S Ss bin the
Snd r. equality WIN AMsr,san latter
&C. The result would be that the American fishermen
fCad i be I'M in their markets He admitted
the be wished that ne treaty fsef should
Carrying Of ep ske e and
st. Lawrence enc River. Which, he said would all be swept
MI Cog Of New York, asked Mr.. conger whether by
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but the the used s
heavily taxed and parties the other side refused to let
r. konHaTs, em l' Of n oS-oh, no! not this
Mr.. Gox-Ws always voted to take the duties off, The
more NE argues against the treaty the better
AZ, M wmIAsD gep Of Vt, also opposed the bill He
5 3ssssis
Se SSw Il ny
70 or %sae cas also g" s @
s e es nss Ell %ol nS oSS Go
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sna .n The British
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Si T., r. Ss wssS %Sss F:sdsnss would
hound treaty pass sucS bill
was n n asss%DSn Under nd this b al ne
ing trade for goods in bond and the would
smuggling they esu
@ sCad b%s
whose commerce would be destroyed these provisions
these e the n ra bound Voice.
HEM ~, rs s tres Sys,
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frontier great and On The Atlantic border
s hs at % %
M 70 hs 5 pa then
occ ason he would yield two minutes to the gentleman
GSs very much in the
Washington Treaty about which there been 80 much
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5safy As to his IL r susr complaint
the s Esue sas
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HEN LEI. ending ii: which seSs
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this as q mockery.
BUTLRR's
Mr.. BurLEn-An right; my time will come. Laugh
teri
B4SxsAs to The losses to fishermen for allow
say that do not take upon myself the responsibility Of
this legislation. not in favor Of the treaty. II
had had vote on il would have voted gainst it
Mr.. C0SGKR-vote against IL now.
Mr.. BAvKs--And say the people Of the country who
do not like the treaty will look to those by whom and
through whom it brought upon the country, and
hold them responsible. Never shake thy locks at
me; thou canst not say did it, Qaughter)
The debate being closed Mr. BUTLER moved to suspend
the rules and proong the discussion half an hour He
thought that half hour would do HIM 10 that
stuff U.aughter)
The rules not suspended, the vote being 10 TO 49,
which was not two-thrds In the Affirmative.
Mr.. CoNcER movtd to lay the bill on the table, which
negatived.
The bill then passed--yeas, l5; nays, 80 It's as
follows
bill to carry into effect the provisions Of the Treaty
between the United States and Great Britain, signed in