The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

WARRINGTON, March 2, Il

WARRINGTON, March 2 1876
The House its reassemDng took up the various bills
providing for taxation in the District Of Columbia and
after some discussion passed the substitute offered by
Mr.. Wilson. (rep) OF Ind which provides for taxation
of one and half per cent on real and personal prop.
erty and provide for the In Con-
gress by delegate.
Mr.. 4. r. HoAn. repJ Of Mass, from the Select Com
mittee Breach Of Privileges Of the House. in the
arrest of Mr. Whiteaw Reid while attending as wit.
ness before the Committee Of Ways and Means reported
bill to protect witnesses In such ON
civil process. Passed.
Mr. TYNER, Tep) of Ind, from the Committee on
Appropriations reported the Senate amendments the
Post Office Appropriation bill and the House proceeded
to act upon them.
The amendment fixing the salary of the Now York
Postmaster at $4,000 was uonconcurred In.
FRANKIyG DOCUMENTS
The Senate amendment as to franking documents
being reached. Mr. TYNKR said he instructed.
against his own Judgment to recommend in
itwith several verbal amendments, which would make
It read follows THAT from and after passage
this act the Congressional Record any part there
OF or speeches or reports therein contained shall
under sTsss tie Written frank OF member Of Con
s. Carried Tree Of postage Under Such ressla
ha n as % and nd
printed h for the use OF either House OF Congress may
aas @ y ssS
aP'
Mr. uAnrIrIn eS OF Ohio .ppeaeo to the House "a
vote d SSySs III;
would %r R,si be voted ted down 49,. ..,,,,
nays on the amendment
an easa mot der
The amendment as amended. was then agreed to-
CESSNA moved to lay the motion to reconsider tho
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ss. So the motion
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grossland, Crounse, CGus Danfora, Dawes, Eames
Eden, Foster, Garfield, Gooch. Uunekel Haze OF Maine,
Harris OF Massachusetts Harris OF virginia. Hathorn
hawiey Of Connecticus =. T. hoar, Holman, Aqsxins.
Lownaes [ynsh MeCrary, Mopouyai, McNaa, Mcr,
RAM Monroe Morrison, O'Nei, Orth, rage, Parker Of
New Hampshlre, Parsons Pendleton, Perry, Phelps
Fierce Potter, Pratt Ray, E. w. Roberts Robinson Of
Illinois Robinson OF Ohio, Ross Rusk sayler OF indiana
maker, small Smith OF pennsylvania. smth Of New
YORK smith Of ohio sprague stanard stevens Of Mas
sachusotts 81 john storm, Iownend Tremain, Iynor,
Wadron Ward Of Illinois Ward Of New Jersey Wells.
Wheeler, Whitohouse. WILDER. willard OF Vermont VIII.
Menlgan Wilson OF Iowa, Wilson OF Indiana, Wood
worth, Young OF Georaa-l03.
MORE OF fnE fRANKIyG PRIVILEGE RESTORED.
The next important anne adment was one revivins the
ranking privilege IN respect to garden seeds trans
United by the Commissioner of Agriculture and to
Alter some observations Dy Mr. IYNEn, OF Indiana,
against the amendment 1t was concurred inYeas l3,
naysss
csxsuRE SECRETARY CAMERON nascISDKp.
MT scoviELp, repj OF "a offered the following reso-
Whereas the House of Representatives ON the Goth Of
April 1862 adopted resolution censuring simon Jam
eron for CERTAIN alleged irregular Secre
tary o. war IN tue mitter OF purchasing military
plies AT the outbreak o. the rebelion and whereas
the United states Abraham Lincoln, In specai Mes
to Congress, assumed for the depart
ment OF the government. the fullest sbiy OF the
proceedings complained OF declaring in said Message
that he should be wanting equally in caudof and IN
justice II he should leave the censure exclu
svey oniehv on Mr. Cameron and adding that was
due to Mr.. Cameron to say that altnOugh no fully
approved Of the proceedings they not moved or
suggested BY hi And has not Gully tho Presadsnt but