New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27
xxxyth CONGRESS-. FIRST session.
SENATE. ..wArrscros, April &c. 1919.

SENATE....W AsuiSCros, April ~, 1879
Mr.. SEWARD preseLted the joint resolution oi re
Legislature Of Nrw-lork in favor If prom )tion Of
Lieut.. MsuTy. Referred to the Navsl Committee.
ar. WILSON presented protest from chip 'vBsrs
and merchants Of Boston against tie passage OF ~
compelling them to purchase Rogers marine sSass
Referred 10 tie Committee on Commerce.
The Paraguay resolution vas taken up.
Ir MALLORY explained the circumstsnces usies
which the difficulty had occurred between the Nsfss-
witch and the Paraguayan authorities. Ie sp 70 o.
President Lopez a. man of education aud DO 1cs
sagaeity, who ceires undSr his pecusr form u gov
eramsnt, to develop The resources OF Paraguay.
l0DeZ Das never refused feparati0n, and we lave
reyer ye: asked him for rePayatop ar. Mallory ~.
strongly opposed 10 using sDgce against that small Re-
pH5ie, whose deionse of the circumstance 30 have
not yet received, whose commerce il valuable sSA
whore feeling il certainly favorable to Us.
kr. SIMMONS Or. quoted from the ree osds -
chow that Paraguay had manifested the re- orse Of
frendliness toward the United Sta.ss. He tDuss;
ibst we should not send too many 3sgoisiias back
ard fIth, but send Commissioner cl)thod VA
G1tholiiy promptly 10 rsccrTe redress.
M. MALLORY (Florlds) replied that wbaG Pes.
dsBt Lopez complained 81 outrages comm ito ag sns
paisgusy by Captain Page. he ref cred ~ -. h ser.
having facilitated the Shode leland Company 10 .ss'-
ing the & uLtry without psy 70 the lsrn ayaa
Government the $40, 80 adyaccsa fro IL u ''u'y
fer iher relief The commune ss0n mad Jssen,s
&c the firing into the w ster " %.
Dir. MASON Val sid tiAt AZ. Mallory had
plC ken from nCiyidlsl iptOfmh8oD aud the Commit
tee OF Foreign AZ eirs from se tclsl, documents.
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the PresiJeI. pressn; 20 the PRESIDENT D Paraguay
coEeh6tOry vet iIm demand for eIplAnaflOp AID
emeLt ana ia view OF tbs peculiar srh1ter oths
people OF Paraguay II s be mat Cd resseat hsys
power to back ns demand " ta disp'Ayof sxcs. Mr.
Macon took il 70. granted eaats Special Csted ats
Commissioner viii o. sen, sad P0.agUny grants re-
psTatiCp very SD hut she Tefu 5, The feet 90 the
,stion viii proside sui sen. force 70 coup the rive.
aid comp ell 1t, The brcs ground o. Apant ths
Paraguay bSs shed the IeOl OF - A1aIicsn cliHa
and coLtscs-sd AmerlcG9 property, lsn which 40 "
cress has bean aade. de senator iro.E Fl1Tds sa!s
,hat Lopez 3 the leading spi.i; cut Ia q me esa'ng
bris&rd, aad requires - be tsdght by dhPlsf u
force.
Nj MALLORY replied, vsTspl,s dsieDdng L0psA
gaust t,e peme OF sTigand.
| Mr.. SEWARD ~. Y rSse ~ speak, yhol' ~.
Green asked that TIE Ksnsls b.l. be tsk.s mp ~i1
| wes done hr. 5 6s.d yielding tf,- floor. =,
| Mr.. GREEN th1a moved ihAt all prior Ssiefs %
postI oreo, and the report Of the Conference Comm
tee re considered, which nonou carried no,~i'a;
sterslng the seInsst sppositica OF Nj. S'uAH
| Michigan.
Mr. STUART Mich. ! then wanted ss. have the
House amen!vents read, for which the ssbssiia
pIo.Possd. , a ,no,,,s a.
I iecteo.
The Chair (Mr. FITzpATRIcKl salsd ths, the
epenonsIts could not be read.
| Mr. STUART appealed.
( MI IOOMBS moved 20 lay tie appeal on ;he tso,s.
| Mr.. STUART demanded vote when the SenAe
refused b. % Yeas 10 - Nays 10 lay the sPp's ''
| the table. q.
A .ong d.cussion, lss,ing tao hours, theo so,s
pac, on Tie Parliamentary rsle and The practice ~
llcsble 10 the Gaze, when vote was t'sen on "a =,
| thhus ctciSlon, whicn wSs sustained by a Fv''
| sga'Dtt ID.
Mr.. CRlITENDEN Ky va, not ready . Pr, Pr.
rouice lis juden NJ o. ills quesiIc lie asA.a
,eLItsy justice CT ths s. la,e that b, po''S'"
I'll Wecresdsy. Lost by iesl "a; Maya. =.
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