New-York tribune., 1876-05-30
UoITsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

BY Mr. sEELYl; lind, Massl-To educate Indian clhi-
dren and youth
Also in relation 10 the salary Of Indian agents.
Mr.. ADAMS Qer., Ky) offered the following lesou-
ton: ,..,..
leeas The fact Is rent that a eagehes - of . a9as c
eIeay DISTRESSED tat all legislation which t,uds 20 en;
acturng mechanical and mining operations uncertain
sj ,"r ha m he ud n.nt q tins legislation
affecting at ti,S dime IneXPcoi MT ,,o,,
KsON Dem III moved 10 reconsider that vote, and IL
vas reconsidcred-IeIs, ll9; Nays 3d.
MR.. KELLEY on THE TARIFF.
Mr. KELLEY Qep. PENN, member OF the Commit
tee ON Ways aud Means, made speech IA opposition TO
the Morrison Tariff bill He spoke al considerable cAb IL
and said IN substance:
Il 1, impossible discuss general tariff BIZ without
speaking metals AHareS hnrrs. thiic7 ana othcf III
predcuS aud suit. of the manifold Industries oil man
nut M Wat have tu sy on tn, uc,,l,u these are To be
merely incidental. Ny theme vii he, oar cohiiuF
me means of maintaining It's unity increasing Ia 20" r.
and ,u,I0wiug II Niih perpetual youth" ines" great
ends are judgment, tD DE- atiiinrd oiy 'i u'tl
onn, s vastly varied rrsourccs, bringing producer
and consumer close proximity "a s yaicFs ana "a
mountains, and giving Ia the eAshahEc oi uelr pr
soiuIr n cedon from Government restraint 81 Imposition
l eNcse OF ans kud degree. II was ihr pit'drhcc 90
tne ut,,nanrd system oi Tree Iaie whsh owe the
late war Had ine laTL oi le2i been uaiItsine sub
such qualifications aS :te lintlt+ h our N'hN-
ies ami the ,cyciopmcnt of new required That
iri,rua.I strIsg. would nave b,cn Impossible, aud,
udd the TvNcur or irC,ifddc IulNh oi 80 'hd -
succeeded the uro.c i've i.rI o. lsl2, slavery would
nave peacefully disappeared or been IN te rI0crSs oi
gradual extinction. thc south voult now bc great idi-
ilirtring region and the Ko.nuuI uth be mtcrwoScn
by uu4ssOmbo lies Of trade, ifirndsp, ana c'Lsa
guinity. IL. g.,
tucu.. d posds Of coal iIOu utbrr uNrluI mctar
were AN irresistible indication iat 1luNlntutt h'ihri
that island 10 b. the WORKSHOP Of the word ~ thrc Dc
forr IN The argt,rnt drawn from the pose sion O Sch
- t is ~ th~ agencies 'i war d''i"'o !" %
snuip aId ii consecutive year II ic.cnce under
tive tariffs hyc proven 70 ihe Nuin thousand
ioi iu aNDi OF nanE dc United states t"o bte'' "i"
Bnt to Ierur To the period before the war. william
NJ. Bupw,il IN ne cour.c oi "a iupc ''IH -. IA ious'a
opinion and policy wiiCn Oofc oh her tuIpgEhl h hy
SAVING among other innEs, tAdi ele hdo h,tt uld'
cJuincfce aud tie mechanic ai ' and The DdbhinS ~
e we paibc with TIE rJciu safety OI me sAc
Sttte" =" anI " THOUGHT tAt- Qua sAlih aIu " n
.oors should be stationed Beyond the At"htc ale $50
,rc sei io. OF the country were alien 10 zach Oih h
trade JpnmciCcb tween tnru Vas conducted ~ l"ltISh
,r,uis ~ Al ioeign lEI WAeIc iro,-tdcrs D,ictco 81
of tnc south weLt 10 Liverpool for market lie -
AID r,N s.ons OF ne Neut 10 Liverpool &" feed
tusr WHO spun and WOEc tie cotton, aud the S0d o.
California JVcrd 80 nearly due cast e t"' tth i"tH
OF tlasc would permit IA order at re1cGihc Li'efy"
Al il .iy hacA IN fc 20. al iauTC, tie Usc ~ thc
AnrIictn people te food ud hocr they nad sc tmihci
lur exc n,Isc E!scWhc e than 40 aDd dn"ut Ec"hoLl
lHelc va. not an import 10 workshop N int south
Augusta. CD, 9ud Glanc,li.c, = C., Jew hba eA'st.d
tI tic pIUducun Ul coarse Aio 'iid o1h""aI - IN
ucuulc uI tne south nOtLn- ol Aef fc'Licts lac
Nrs O most ca tIciu were ls,tu 10 tithtlr'a !diAro
and Ioy,Ty even tc s.tcs. whtn tne culture OF COZ.
tom sugar. ,c diu NOT require their soiYccs
were V!tGuut Vuriut"tht. lLt7t '"hnt"Hs ltl l~''.t
iuuie eaun ard prevented tiIt increase ia te V4ga o
Southern Lands wIc aGii- from a., dgS cgtiioA ui III
diyiouls the uiyotsh. atl"n oil emi.oy n"ht', ai
tnoaZ desutlug thCs i.Ca 40 ps.iDtuic, me Snith'
people rcItd upon oLiCs IOs aise ah-Ic Oh anon IVoI
Tor Iliu ..hd beast.
Il o would Dr e, pie, prosperous. G nente', ava
Thoroughly uul,cd, uust wave the parts oi me
country together 1nc.t nICst hc not onE "to bus No"
lu iaolic. 10 ti- good "olh eNcy c"h,'d"i" V
patriotism 4ud pcIeoua, ntcrcni mN's 10 lLe '"ith-
Wrst needs local mdu.tIc>i enc sioau SPIN ana weave
ler own iaj,a size ahuud consume tAe "eihP Vi Non
sucks, the cotton o tie 1u states, when sAoHid fl'"
supply her win ne aud rLc Tor al Inc various uses 10
which turY ARE appropriate. Nt"-EhgldHd ana Ctch
We of Prun-yylBI rccl tic mansaIi,cfous u.'S o Ala
aain ana Grur-a, ,ui ic equiv a'ha 90 "hc" "e nave
hitherto .iIuud Ou rrrnI, alone Tor con'ri'iuA lho
-f.rgr sen ana BuH-C4cr rtr - au, a. WAS testified he
i'e IHe Committee b. ME. William Sicci"i IitisburE
lis cNplolltlon of the h, oi North Cdruut disclosed
the fact that they contain "a bctter ore for u'o
la tine manufacture oi cast steel tiEn sNo-
den has produced Tho cotton arus 4or all tie mills
tls country should be stun by th, waicrpowcr tilii
hoWs through thc cotton fields ui hv 1putu Inc uects.
cities trade invite the people ul lhc souh lO utFt
her resources aud MAKO ncg ioUloio wan skilled Wprs
uea and tuus create mahcts Tor thu.c iiil,ri Lch
the, mas not produce, but MI cG the Npitn VIII sauy
end t.rn III exchange 0r tacig pr-Jcton, with pout
,u bo,n parties. MnCn iIls WOr snail D" accompsll,d
tuc Uni,n VIII bc iact one and ihscpardbe.' idi-
roads viii fYm Tie snoies O the Gult through
thr n0lcncs and passes O tio mountains anu along the
WateI-couises 10 ,Ic ir Nogtn-" e' and Tao cits Il"
New England AMI tie Ep.tA m Dee nrou- -ht Iuto direct
connection with tEose o the STATES "i tc far sodNrL
aud aiirOs parallel with every "ai recourse ANA oii l.
ing commercial iactitb 10 INC people oi t'tiy rrouuh
o. the country NAL not t,'h he rgsar,ei ~ " pteui1-
Vi,ii as Inat OF those vino call theinssI,es
revenue rcformcrs aud dcight III the honor
conferred upon thcm ~ mchDcit oi th' 'opu'n 'ldO,
but my dream is Of fce trade Tor American ctzehs
within tho limits OF ulor codniY. Ne now number
4J,OJvOOO and ~ Jlc CLOS 81 Inc century we NAY
Judge by ,he past vii hc yery nearly lOJOpJoOO ol
people ana would nave tia le pet"eeh trse ncesiI
millions absolutely nee 30 Cove hhehi tN",toh 'ho'u
impede 1t 80 any point or at any Time "ou!d hsicn 'o
abolish every Internal lax, so inst TIE cost oi American
products 10 American clts OF iof shlh' I" iore! sh
countries Should hot De- enhanced b. l Orn of excise
or internal tax; ana would do tlis Dy maSins the
fore -nC, who could find o'itcr market Tor iH wares IA
this country tGau IN his oWhor cioc"htf', pay Iot th
pryiic-c Of chi ying 1t, aud thus put Hundreds ot
:" millions Of duiiarr annually INTO the Itcienlh
of an uutaXed natirn.' I.iS IL tine meaning
of the protective SYSTEM aud these are tbe re-
suits a., friends strive To produce III defends ilt man o
enterprise who rmparAs MS capital ~ pro luctiFc ~
duslIy idins' being overwhelmed 10y rich iofcsn uIas
WHO ca anOfd underseli and cttsd ln ana then re-
nburrc themselves by increasing tc pieo oi lhe COM
uOdtc to people who have .,it themselves no second
source OF supply 10 defends the American ahorer IN his
right 10 maintain children while RECEIVING that eu-
cation which s due to every cE.ld In democratic repu-
mole sillliGl aborers of dcspotie lands
TARIFF DEBATE CONTINUED.
Mr. CuITTENDEN Qud., II. " was the next speaker.
He began by saying that Ee had musy speeches 10
read from and no personal ends theories to support
but he had had 80 years OF experience in honest bus
ness from the ruins o whioh he had mad the good iOr-
tuue 20 escape without ANY uscicut IL was no
exaegorition to ,ay inat tHG commerce ol ne
country, especially the i"f,l-n commerce, Is
in rliil the country IL chained by the ledstendcr
madness aud by rOhibiior} tiE II the pieaent taii
il ,nucd the foreign trade Oi the country VIII bc
tngusicd 1he pcndiug iurh o.ll nad many good fen
tuics but the things at we're most needed ~ II were
most conspicuous by their absence.
Mr. KASeON tRcg., Iowa. asked the Chairman OF tho
Committee On WAYS and Means "hchcr hc INTENDED To
bring the Tariff bill to vote al TINS session.
Mr. MORRISON dem, Ill replied that he would IKE
to bring 1t TO an carry vote, ANA iat Wonld depend on
the business of the House whether ne would 40 tO lie
did not now anticpaJr tnat ii would be voted He
himself would yield 10 tIe appropriation bills, and #
there was time after they were disposed Of lac would ask
"A vote the Tariff bill.
Nj BURCHAkD Oiep, nl.)-It will depend suppose,
on the length Of tue session
Nj. MORRIsON-NeTy much.
Ihc matter tnen passed over without action.
Mr.. GOODIN (Dem, Kansas, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported TIE hill for prov lidng for the sale
of the Usage Coded Lands IN Kansas 10 actual settlers.
Passed.
Mr. PIPER Dem, Call from the Committee on Com
merce asked leave tO report resolution III regard to
modifying the treaty with China on the subject oI inm
grafton but Nj. HOLMAN (DeiH, Ind insisted on Inter