The New York herald., 1873-12-16
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CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGFs

sssS omissions In once Of judge have been such ssin
eeneat District Court therein and to amount to
MI -zrsAs rep2 OF New York from the ,s cSmtes
s End rae So as 70
ne Ist section rspeak the eankrsgt law and and all
snsns @S On
and soo9s the estate or the SaPasHpt *
meda,sy sonaIm,d by the Court Further sections arr
After various opositons and suggestions the motion
was modified 50 ,s 20 make the b the SPECIAL sTdef h io
to have vote taken without datory motions u was
rscnEAsE or TAXATION
Mr. Dawes nepl of Mass called the attention Of the the
Treasa for ~ Increase Of to me amount 81
Means had Instructed him to offer the following resoiu
Sae sStss . s' the
sssnal taI.1on; therefore be il !.
Ths s s %
The next ascal year. with q the changed sond
sss a. o se @ the
NJ Reelection be exhausted before new burdens DC I'M
Ms mid the kpowsage Of the & Com ?,
,at resolution, that the - Committee ..Sr on
The two oJm mtes had come agreement on reso-
lutian winch Chairman OF the Committee on Appro-
Draons would oer and he yielded to him for that pur
GsP 9s s onS ,noTog fSm the on
for the sn y s 95 the Sss M
sio,s y the ouse We're S made by the depart pa
period Of r lat financial embarrassnent accompanied
s II yse ana s ns M % e
forcgoing acts make the duty fcongress to reduce
scesstes Of the and whereas The secretary
9s has M am
tain duties ana internal taxation; tnereiote, = -
q SAID e estimates s be By
pp he R aS TO be
ssx sefans detail public expsnditares
scsy ear can be Tedueed and The amount Of such re.
s Mr. Mess
% be @ 70 e9ud oa oe Il
Mr. GARFIELD said Il was impossible Tor him to answer
that n the Of the Of tHs dR
TACT that large numser OF public baidings had been
BY the last G work had
mot & is sbeseo Be back
snto the Treasury It perhaps in regard 70 for
o sce aa s e eoud be os sss
damage the public service even in the
ssiaoSooo being about si5oooooo more han the esii.
mates q last eara year = hardly nosn,e % rt down ,,s
estimates s to the Extent Aof Of sa' sGS
was ncnmbeat on every branch Of the public service
M m a vim the tw e II
House the effort show the country that gov
Business affairs was willing to cut OF every possible ex.
pubic espendtures and that toe bet"re the House
undertook to revive taxaton that had been
country Il in the end Congress Obliged to fan back
son to cut OF every redundant expenditure and to re-
auce every salary possible under its jurisdiction could
need be- in order to maintain the credit Of the country
st the
est apprehension in the country TO this matter
ence from home knew that that apprehension existed
%oaa p saa While II ~has he conn
~ Y HSset hat woud sls
c G o 6s he
there should definite statement BY the honor.
me articles Be and possible, !ss
~ ana whether t & the m Of the
gsssi6s e avoid he sarnkass in values
ee % 5
and frankly that no man should indulge in specula
DIVES said that the letter from the Secretary of
The Treasury had gone 70 the pubic prints day and
liberty 70 extend Tbs ccmmittee q Ways and Means
and % se ne aae liz had mereg sos
these remarks because the statement was now in print
as a night @ ana in s asy ssRa ,STss aays s
no sst this
could reach dTecty Or indTSecty which was not seri-
s1sssstiOn q taxaiCn sun only
be
that the and Means would have the
WI fGf.
so6ody eneaged the condt Of public affairs nsw who
u oe sss o%mess nfe apea
IN % fe y pss 0sSse s
ton to ask Congress to make this 70 the heads Of
Whether was then possible so %
Mr. BurLER, Of Massachusetts said he was practical
Of the the
that there should be tax tea
Mr. D1wEs-Not on those articles alone
At an It should be put instantly, otherwise it win
amount whissey that Would Be- distilled ali the tobacso
escape taxaton and the merchants Would
@ M a hs ss and 80 sss s and @ % esS5s ore
ta1 tea coffee, whiskey tobacco without any ad
at Be % to
Ss H.
as % ' ses sss o ,B @ w We
Of taxation Will be taken away BY the large wn2e m
gora,ion Of the articles on which taxation IS expected
I :, my to suggest the
Al. SO5Isa-i WIN come that in 4 moment say
mat az the ,s advantage OF such taxation will be taken
hands Of the owners Of the produce imported goods
sps1s hss
10 the the sc del debt by
Tor hgh-paying interest bonds which are abroad
an immediate relief relieving a variety OF ways /
think the people demand and the country demands
a measure, instead OF a find out how q few
millions can be saved pairing here and there then
attempting taxation which will be ruitIcss Nay more
think all this method of taxation and this proposition
VII only result 10 the good OF those who desire shrink
age IN values, by coming back that mischie youg
Dogma the idea OF specie payments. want our cur.
ssncy made as good specie but idea Of substtu
Ths specie payment for it is dcuson and snare.
viii any an y SYSTEM sDun'b Of ans
Snel was ever had or proposed whenever specie
sIs snus nown and IN speciepaying England, as II is
CsLieo, whenever there has been a demand TOR specie
sne fste OF interest has been up merchants
nnve. Desn ruined, and whenever the banks could not
run Rp interest any longer they called upon the
goveInment to allow them 10 suspend Therefore /
W9m0 IKE 70 near from our Chairman OF the Committee
- ways and Means areport of another measure OF relief
vertipf into greenbacks ~ 1 ieo"
NJ DAwEs1i will no, not anagonze with my colleague at