The New York herald., 1876-01-26

pnon,e VINO demanded tnat the alienation and dstrust
which had heretofore existed between the two sections
OF the Union should longer obstruct the gores OF
the Republic the prosperity and happiness OF the
American people. AS God was his judge he did be-
heve tnat that alienation existed any longer Never
since Jefferson was first inaugurated had the entire
mass Of the American people been animated by a purer
intenser. broader, more universal patriotsm looking
! 20 universal brotherhood and affection. He
! knew that that sentiment had not found
ITS full expression here; that Il had
been kept down and smothered the meshes OF an
tolerant political organization and that its voice had
not been heard amid the clamors and appeals of i'm
passloned partsans But in the political well as in
the natural world the agencies that most power
lul were not the most noisy. Violence passion,
ianatcsm animosity, could always find voices and III
tne air WIN their factous clamors while the deep ana
isengs OF great people lay unspoken IN ner
hearts The currents Of passion and feeling might low
miner and thither lashed by exraneouS agencies put
there was IN the great OF unsounded depth COM
mon humanity, common hope a common interest,"
plause.)
Mr. LAMAR spoke under a rule limiting the time TO
ten minutes but soon as that time expired MT Car
neld rose, and being recognized coureousy yielded
Mr. RIA, dem OF Mo-, spoke against the BILL and
then, the general discussion having closed,
Mr.. HOLMAN, dem Of Ind, moved, as test vote,
TO strike out the enacting clause OF the bill
The motion was reJected-lOl TO 126.
Mr. MILLS, ldem.) of Texas, offered an amendment
authorizing the Governor OF Texas to appoint two
commissioners from that State in the place OF those
acting under former appointment but on point of
order the amendment ruled out
Mr. MILLS explained that Texas desired TO be repre-
sented at the celebration but that she would be
represented by two such gentlemen as those who had
been appointed
The amendment offered by Mr.. sheakley, of Penn
sylvania for free admission on the Fourth OF July and
on every Thursday, was rejected and several other
amendments were proposed and rejected.
Inc committee then rose and reported the bill TO the
HOUSE with Recommendation that II do pass.
MI HOPKINS, Of Pennsylvania, Chairman OF the select
committee which had reported the bill having an hour
TO close the debate yielded portions Of his time 10
other members and further speeches made by
Messrs Young Of Tennessee, and Randall OF Pennsyl-
wanna.
large number of requests for leave to have speeches
on the Centennial bill printed in the Congressional
Record were made and granted.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois,
requiring the payment in full TO the Treasury Of any
balance that may be left in the hands of the Finance
Committee before any dividend percentage OF the
prohts shall be paid the stockholders agreed to-
The House then proceeded to vote the passage of
the bill
The bill was passed-yeas 146 nays 13o
The announcement was greeted with applause.
The following is
YEAs-Messrs Adams, g. 4 Bagley, Baker Of New York.
BallOua Banks Banning, Barnqn. Bass, Blame Blair.
chsPP sa1 suD;.S 6%s cfPS Cge 1
SEs@ RgSer Els y FarySe FoSney Foses FREEMAN FToss
Frye Garfield, Ganso Gibson Hale, Hancock, Harsson,
t Hewitt q New York Hin Hos IOas Hopkins HnSSeH
Renes hs Keeh@m King Lamar LSnders Of connecticut,
Lane, LaPham, Lawrence Leayenworth, Levy, Lptrel,
ftsy ySs6Sssa SS HsaTay %: %Ssy %3sy
Pase PHILIPS OF ksss Pierce Ppa
Paisted, Plat Powell Pratt, Purmsn, kainey;
FsaSs5 Fs6asyaua Robin. pn Of North Carolina Roberts,
Ross New Jersey, Ross of Pennsylvania
Sampson, Schleichef Schumacher, Seelye Snnckson,
Slemons nails smith Of Pennsylvania, Strait Stowel
swami Tarbox Teese Thompson Thockmorton, Townsend
York. Townsend Of Pennsylvania Van Worries. Wad
dell Wallace OF South Carolina aace of Pennsylvania
Walls Ward, Warren Wells of Missouri, Wells Of Missis
spp Wheeler, Whitehouse Whiting, Wigginton, Williams
Of New York A. S. Williams Of Michigan Williams of Wis
consin wiltshire Wood OF Pennsylvania God Of New York.
Woodburp Woodwork and Young-l46
NAYs-hesSrs. AinSworth, Anderson. Ashe, Atkins,
Bsgby j. H. Bagey Baker of Indiana Beebe, Ball BlacS
hurn, Brand, Boqnts BoQnc, Bradford Bright Brown OF
Kentucky Buckner Burchard Of Illinois, Burohard OF Wis
consn Cabel Caldwell of Alabama Caldwell of Tennessee,
Campbell, Gambler Cannon, Cate Cauied Clarke OF Ken
tuck Clarke Of Missouri Cochane Collins Conger Cook,
Cowan Cox Colberson Davis DE Bolt, Dibrel Douglass,
Durham Eden, Evans, Faulkner FELTON,, Fort, Franklin,
Fuller Glover Goode Goodn Gunter Hamilton Of Indiana,
Harris of Georgia. Harris of Virginia, Hartrdge Hsrtcl
Hatcher, Raymond, Hendee Henderson; Henkle Here
ford, Hewitt of Alabama, Hooker, Haskins House,
nunon Hurd, Jones of New Hampshire Joyce Kehr Kim
ball Knott, Landers of Indiana Lewis, Lord. Lynde,
Mcfarland Mcmahon Meeaie MiIliken, Ml,s, Morrison,
Neal New Phelps Phillips Of Missouri Poppleton. Potter
Rea Rice Riddle, Robinson Rusk Savage sayler Scales,
Sheakey. Singleton Smith of Georgia southard Sparks
Springer Stenger Stevenson Stone Avery Thomas Thorn
Carolina waldron, Walker of Virginia, Waing Walsh,
Whitthone Wilke Willard, Williams Of Delaware, WILL
Jams OF Indiana w b. Williams of Michigan. Wills Wilson
Of West Virginia, Wilson Of Iowa and Yates-l3O
The House then, at FIVE o'clock, adjourned.