New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
sxyvrrr.h CONGRESS-. First Session.
SENATE. wAsuNoroy March 4 1874
a.x.a or pRoyoSr- HfARsHAL-GENIabL.


Yr Lane Uu.. Ind.) from the Military
~ ysuk nav and enoluments Of the Provost Marsho,
EeneraL proposing % give that onicei N'o iAiA '
snoluu,cnts OF a BrigadierGeneraL
MEMORIAL FROM TIE y. Y. Sun
MI MORGAN Un y. - presented memV s,r ne V
the urJprietOls of The Nce. YORK sun hshthS -,
ranf ssion of tax March % in order mat tne eh0
sse,irts Of that dav NAV 20 to the Sanitary Fair.
MILITARY ISTERT EHENCE IN ILECIoNS'
The bill TO prevent military interference came Up a.
NJ WowARp 0n.. Nich) concluded his speech com
ncnced yesterday. lie reviewed NJ length tne p
of neutrality In Kentucky az the VI ~
prosent struggle and argued that Dut lor Tue P."P
fn,erferenoe o the military that State would nave III an
proba hilty been Ibis day IN reDaihOh' Iie @
orders oil Gen. Burnside IN reference 10 'Io''iV"'
~ being similar to those Ssueu v, ID tba+ tho
Clllan in Maryland in ls6l he deme1 tua' We
subordinsies of GEN Burnside had departed iro lheii
sngruef!ons and claimed that every act Oh theirs VIZ
perGprIned for the protection OF oym N0'rS anu sn
.y.Ssryafon OF The State 70 niOn lie contended
fhrs those VINO opposed a vigorous prosecution oil "a
wsr here or elsewhere should be placed on we 81 h,
fe<sing with traitors in arms. MI. howard sai' '. No.
a3cy bradford Of Maryland had been elected nnu'I Wy
svier of Gen Mcclellan for the protection OF tic r
box and az that election the honorable oil,I I -
MARYLAND was chosen State Senator. IhV IViri -
81 moi STATE and OF tho country FeArI1Ay, "'It
ssatished at that time OF the ne''.s! = ,;t,r
military Interference as was nSeu ~ ,;., ,, a.,
scom voting. and il was proper that the mih! pMvi
anld nreserye die purity aud freedom of the ballot
AOx t. loyal men. Mr. H. proceC,tu 10 snoN '- ' H.
AaIh parl hvt IN tOs
MARYLAND or Delaware; ana where Wi"nSs hAp "0'"
.erretrated they were promptly i"die'hed. ..
MIR SArT gBI-TY Dem. Del) CONTAMINATION ms irioi
nom Kentucky (Mr. Powell upon the paIllai sugc'sS
of his Efforts to institute inquiries into sOhe o "
.noymities prsrtced upon The rights Oh me STATES inc
Sanator from Michigan denied the Necessity Oh tu'u u
bill as this for the reason that Al hao never uun
peoessary in the past history 81 fbe country nc
,sl attef ton 10 The fact that during me war OF
y,itioal giants shaped and controlled the dsy "a Tue
oounty and guided the ship OF state tnronsh 'J s'oI
~fy
men no formed Constitution as siltA uhIG
sha violence of which now complain W he wy
thers THAT instrument llYed no one ustet 49, -!
amiltary officer had the night 10 invade SUE nDu
violate the guarantees Of The Constitution ne r'uo
snch provision as N this bill were not heI'oloe
demanded was that different class OF nv u
sArinietn,ed the affairs OF the Government
nen thoroughly and deeply read in the history
OF constitutional liberty cherishmg us prlnGlpes ani
maintaining the Oath they took 70 support H. ne uphu
ms advocacy of the bill despite what the senator nom
Michigan had said. upon the express ground that the
rights of the people had been invaded ana oNeItuiis.
He did not hold those military gentlemen r'sponSpe
yho rrhnose 10 lord il over peeceabe citizens OF loyal
states instead OF seeking an honorable foe on the hed'
He held their master at the other end OF the avenue inc
President the responsible party for these outrage
because be had all times the right 70 interfere III ne
hall of the citizen for the protection ol ms eosl
tionl rights Neither did he hoid lne ;l sH
diers who enforced these orders Responsive,
though he doubted not that many gallant
soldier felt humiliation at the order TO Interfere WIN
peaceful citizen in the exercise OF his ciear oons1u
sona right to approach the polls aud cast his vote Tof
che candidate Of his choice Mr. salisbury then pro-
oeeded comment the plea urged in favor Oi ne
arbitrary military measures-necessity. when me
passions of the naddeucd hour gone. he would tell
Che senator and those alike deudod with him. the time
would come in the Providence Of God, when the sons
OF the United States Of America will rise up and lhG
cate the ancient brthTight Of liberty bequeahed them
BY their fathers, and spurn and scorn these modern
ideas Of liberty.
Without concluding Mr. SGulshury gave way
RAILROADS IN WISCONSIN.
MI. DOourTLE (Un., Wis., presented Joint resolu
zion Of the Legislature Of the State of Wisconsin IL
RelsioR 60 railroads running from Sioux City u Hud
son the ST. Croix Lake and asking CongresSiona
aid therefor Referred to the Committee on the Pacific
Railroad Adjourned