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Show TowRfwnd nai l he came to Uic limine Intendlug ta etaot juetioe U ail paru of the country, and In a interested in all. ile would act for Vlrgiula a for New York and MafaHiueUe. Hut Maeaachu-. Maeaachu-. aetta came here, not with aa haven-tory haven-tory of great ma and presuming on that, and aithotigh the Jlege of William ftnd Mary gradaated WashltigUnf Masaachumtta pro-dmd pro-dmd the A da tn are, Wlnthropa, Wm. H. he ward anal Van Haren. but did the eel teg of Wtliiamaud Mary follow the teachings of Wash-logioB Wash-logioB when she aatit '&i of bar S6 l hers Into the relel army, and lo teaching enoeeiifon and rebellion ,V years before the war, thus stirring stir-ring up tha Hotfpnr to four yearn of mlry? Did Mson, In carrying to (treat Hrtiln the meemageof the Confederate Htates, follow Jefleraoo or Washington aud that other Mason who talked of abolition when Virginia waa colon? Be-cauaethta Be-cauaethta ooliege forgot her great men, she Is begging and supphant-ly supphant-ly crying for money fnm tbgee whose aousahe slew. He would vote lor a auasldy for Virginia ; boill ship to protect bat oottoa , manufacturlug, or to aid her in j any honest Industry, or le protect I her pettfiie'a happlnees. lavlt(N. C) akedtf ba would vote to remove tha tobaoos) tax. Towueeiid No man who wont pay a tax on the tobaooo h chews dm't dtMerva to have any. Virgins Vir-gins had evidenced ber kova for MaMttchumtta when, through Its reprenenfattvf, Harrtt, It called ' for turning Field out of bis seat for adeinourat. IWsouallv ba eould nut cuarre4 with the Vlrgmta gentlemanly gen-tlemanly dekatn, but they were bred In ft political catechism which taught that the chief and of man was to promote democraiii: narmony. Althougn Vfrgtula stait-ed stait-ed nrat and beat of all tba rttatea, yet now, even New Jersey, which tod mad last of all things with the load of sand he bad leftover, had worked with ber mudsills and the Yankee notions flow made ai Newark would buy oat any dtoio-emtkt dtoio-emtkt HUte In the Ufiiofj. vlMfQtaaf laughter were Indulged In during all thit speech, and epe-t-iftlly In a hit of badinage that occurred oc-curred tetwaan him and Wright ll'enuftylvania)- Ou motion of Foster, the Henate amendments to the general defl-oleucy defl-oleucy hill were noo-oonourred In. On motion of ehngleton, the Hen-ate Hen-ate amendmenta to tba diplomatic appropriation hill wan non-concurred In. The Hpeaker appointed Hlnglaton, Hparks and Hale as oon-fereeeon oon-fereeeon the part of tha House on said bill. I.uttrell asked leave to offer a resolution, providing that In s much as to-dj or raw will ie the anniversary anniver-sary of Thomas Jefferson's birthday, the Houee set aside that day for tha consideration of tha bill for tba erection of a monument over bis grave. Adjourned. BY TELEGRAPH. -in i CONGRESSIONAL. Nf HATK. WARlllNUTitN, 11. During th. morniuic bur HarRent (ml led up hU Joint mulutiua un Hi. C'IiIimm. quMllan, uJ urged tli. n.rjiiaitjr of mlriutluu. Ufxiu Clilucw luimi-grmtlon. luimi-grmtlon. 111. bill to nrnluv. the reotrio-tlon. reotrio-tlon. on tb. enliatui.nl uf culvred men in tbe umy cm. up. HruMWiU colored men w.ntd II color line. .IwlKhrd, .nil lo be .clothed with .11 tlie rlghu of A merlon citizens TlieJ felt op-.!! op-.!! of p.Udllnu their own ranoe. They wkl no afjeeud lnrlal.ilon. Tb. bill ventoTer without mnlna. Mitchell nrmnted the followlnf mhleKr.m from th. I lliUd Ht.UM eonaui .1 Tiehtoin, Cbln.: "K.ra-In.l. "K.ra-In.l. .fre.Ulnr; cnnib.lim 1.U; no rain; wors. next yr; will loileinnUjr bill mm' Ttwroblrrnim wm referred to the commute on foreign relation., .nd lb. bill roldlng lor the ret jrn of th. C'tilneM ludemuit (und lo Chin. Impending. Do mnilun of Morrill, the 8emte took up &ud pweed the bill to rep.tr nnd put in vpentlou tii mint .1 Mew trlewn. At tbe expiration of tbe morning hour otojiiur.liou wee reeumiMl ul uunni.hett bu.irMM, being th. repeal re-peal of th. bankrupt art. Th. bill Mi tiimu Uld mmUU. and Koa (Conn.) oai led up tit. revolution revolu-tion of inquiry Into the arrest of Kenjamln Noyea, and detailed th. rircumUUioM a. he und.ntood them. After di lto, EaUMi'i nwolutlon, dlraeiinir Ik. udiawr oewienlttee to Imjiilr. int. the arett of Itenja-mln Itenja-mln Noea, tiuairaoe. prefdil.nt, waa agreed lu, .ud.tlie HeuaU ro-eeeded ro-eeeded lo consider tlie deficiency appropriation bilL Heveral aenr.d-menu aenr.d-menu were added .nd the bill paawd. Windom, from tlm commute, oa oonf.reno. on lb. bill to authorla. the Hecretary of th. Traaaur. to employ temorary clerks and for other purpose., explaluad that the eommllte bad agreed upon tbo .mendment. except the two oa which tiiey ll.d faliel to agre. The Houee bad appropriated eO,."xJ t for temporary clerk, at $'2 per day. Tb. Henat. had inrreaw d Ihe turn lo $ J0,IA) and .truck out the limitation. limi-tation. The Henate I neteted ou IU aaoendmenU In relation te tlie collector col-lector of lntern.l reTeuue.nd railway rail-way mall clerks, and a ae v conference confer-ence was ordered. Un niotiou of Bailey, Uiu.tlll for the, rlk,f nt titm bank auetit of the Methodist church of the south was made tha special order for Tour lay next. Adjourned till Mood ay. --, . i HOI Hat. WASii.wfiTopr, II. rnefps ofrrr-ed ofrrr-ed a resolution Instructing the j mil-clary mil-clary committee to Inquire Into the alleged (violation of the personal lil-srty of BeDjaiaia Xoyea, a .Hl-sen .Hl-sen of Connecticut. Adopted. llarhridge asked leave to take from tha Hpeaker's tahlo, for refer enoe, Uie Hanala bill in refereuce to the PaclAc raklruadM, known ai tlie Thurman bill. Cox (N. Y.) objected, stating that at the expiration of the . mornlag hour ha would move to take the bill from the Hpeaker's table for the present consi deration. j Tha Him i -a then went Into committee com-mittee oifte WtlOt) OaMffeMra) Mat chair, on the pension appropriation bill. Hcales, Chittenden. Fort and Hewitt (New Vork) advocated the bill, and Hanna, Poster, Thompson Thomp-son and O'Neil oppoeed it. After a sharp debate, Hmlth of Pennsylvania moved to it,crrae the amount appropriated for carrying carry-ing tha bill Into street, from $i,uVt to $lttUU0. Adopted. Powers moved to strike ut the section which changes the mode of paying penaiona. aud iuaerliug In lieu thereof a provision fixing the salary of the pension agents at f4,0uu, and allowing them fees for vouchers and actual expenses for rent, otork hire, etc. A vote waa then taken on Power' Pow-er' amendment, and it was agreed tO, 11 tO DO. bland, offered an amendment, providing that pension agencies I shall be diled by ottlcern of itie1 army and navy on the retired Hat, who are to receive tUelr full pay while ao employed, - Butler That is a good opportunity opportu-nity to make (en. Shields a , -elision agent. Powers made the point of order that the amendment would ehauge the .listing law, and waa uot in th. Interest of economy. Th. chairman o verm led the point of order, holding that the amendment was lu the Interest of economy. Keatsr Inquired as to how these oflhwrs could give lionds. lUnda.l III,. H,waker) replied that the officers were liable to I rourt-martlaled In cases of defalcation, defalca-tion, aud that their .duration and life tenure of their comiui'.iou was the liest bond that coul.l lie given. The amendment waa rejected, 80 ltic. oflered a resolution that from and after July, ls7S, theoMcee of iwnaiou agents shall I tilled hy wounded or disabled Union soldiers. Th. amendment was adopted amid enthusiastic applause aud ehouU of laughter. The House then went into committee com-mittee of the whole, Cox (N.Y.I In Ihe chair, ou the postollloe appropriation appro-priation bill. Aa soon aa th. bill was read by IU title, theoonimillee again arose, .nd the House .djourned. Waahinufon, li. Immediately after th. reading of the Journal, the Hpeaker called the committees for rsporU of a private nature, the peu-ding peu-ding business being the consideration considera-tion of th. bill reported last Krlday from the military oomaiittce re- storlug Ueulge A. Almas tu his rank in the army. Hragg argusd against tlie Mil. Haskell and Krye e.oke In favor of th. measure, and It passed. The House soon afterwards ;went Into committee of the whole, Knapn in the chair, on th. prlvat. calendar. Th. first bill on th. calendar was the bill to reimburse th. college of William and Mary, In Virginia, for properly destroyed during the war. Uoada, who had reported the bill from tbe committee on education and lalor, advocated IU passage. I Hs thauked Ihe grand uld com. monweallh ot MaaaachtuetU fur her words ef cheer, and appealed to Ihe House to lift the Institution from the dust IxsTlng advocated the appropriation, appropria-tion, uot merely as a legal right, but because ha was grateful to the college, as h. waa lo Harvard for her gift, and hU country, and was willing lo forget ber errors. He would ast no precedent, but called on tbe country to preserve the ancient an-cient land marks of national greatness. great-ness. Iteed aaid Lorlng would at au early day regret theae words, aa he (Read) did now. H. alUrmed that this peacefully-formed bill would be a most dangerous precedent for all (Southern claims, Eden said mora claims were pending in th. 4.1d than lu the ,t.u or 4vtu Congresses. |