The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
Appearance Of q Senator from
North Carolina.
Continued Discussion in the House on the Dis.
trict Of Columbia Negro Suffrage Bill
Tabling Of the Protective Homestead
Company's Southern Emf
grafton Scheme.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. II, 1896.


RDIsPosirIoN OF THE PRECEDENT.
regret 10 that the President considerably
indsposcd this evening, although fears enter
taned OF HIS serious illness.
sPEEcH or SENATOR DoOLIrTLE ON THE GEsoLU-
TON TO ESTABLISH PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS
IN TIE soUrHgRS 6TATEs.
Tho spoeeh Of Senator Doolttle. from Wisconsin in
reply TO the resolution Of his coegnc providing for the
tho establishsnt Of provisional governments In the
southern States, was ds,vered today, and occupied
shout three hours and quarter. The galleries were
denseiy crow'isd, and large numbers Of Southern
bars elect present, upon tho aor-Among the
Randall Hunt, Senator cece from Louisiana and several
sf the delegation from Mlsssppi and Tennessee The
sGort IS especially marked for strong and decided
premises Is the FIRST speech OF the session In this
wing Of the Capitol that has taken up in detail the repro
baton Of the radical programme and concnded for the
entire legality Of Prcdent Johnsons acts Under his
construction policy. Among political circles ~ Is tho
sdominating matter Of dscussioa tLa radicals eryns
cut londly against Mr. Dooltle's assertion that this
Congress fails carry out the present order Of avs for
compste restoration Of the Southern States. the next
Congress viii do IT, and that those who contnuc array
themselves In hostility will be crushed. Al the
or the debate the fervid apnouncement Of the
speaker that he could see NO patriotic course at
thh juncture OF national affhirs dvcrylng from
path being pursued by the administration, and
TINA upon haa line he proposed TO fight out in support
ef that policy, brought down hearty round OF applause
from ne saleriesthe nrst voucsafed to any forensic
s6or in The Senate since the opening OF the
General Grant occupied seat the diplomatic gallery
during the delivery ofsenator Dooittle's speech.
rHB NEGRO suYrRAGR QUESTION.
N Wilson Of Iowa, who, chairman OF the Judi
cary Committee holds the throttle the debate
the negro suffrage bill, gives notice that he will
previous question at ha.past thrco to-motrow
shs Fscommitment Of the bill. MessnL Darling Hale
aud Van Horn, Of New York, and rhayer, Of Pennsyl
vsnia spoke to-day the subject sidney Clarke, of
Kansas has the eoor for tomorrow. The mslorly
shs spublicsu ds u the House heartily sick OF the
b and believe tho very werst thing that could bsali
shem would bs the necessity Of voting on II
some of the repuolIcnn uernbers from Indiana
growing trod of The wrspge siodt negro saImgs aud
DO not hesitate say that II applied thai Stat It
vonid Use thea svery Congressional distfct -a"epng
that VI Mr. Julian.
xulp srEvFSs' YnoPosyrIoN 70 nrrEAL THs rssr
OATH rHLArfye TO hAwyEEs.
fnad sudden sl1iey % rcpeAs much of the
ccasrasoxi test oath prohibited southern attorneys
from przas.ns In ths South created much SURPRISE ~
she time snH hss led to much dscusion since anong
rose no, n:y IN ,h< scerst u se.ms That susii
of faithful me: a, Nj. chssns IN saturday
evening, ~Ssrx she Whole sabIec, informally de-
law clearly against ;se oath that The question
b'fore ssapsne Conn involved ths whole principle,
aud rnust scvu decided and recommended the
pur.n-dby Stevens tfe foowiny hooday tbe best
method for ~ csing him from The necessity OF making
,dsssreeass~ d-c'son and the party from possessing
. unxiaidy elephant
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YEAscI,L MATTERS.
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