The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-18
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in yesteEday,sn eKsspsptYeS WI IS session motion by
Democrats, to consider the Stanton case in
open session, was defeated, and that Mr.. Doc
ntsititse asked that, as General Ho~ards rap port
od, hadtbesn published; tho minority report might
ueiv betpub,ished alsoi, Permission wasHefasea
ssi, 10 Fhe Houses a0ommitssesson Recon5tfuotoii
Saiaathis afternoonaag a.bill to'bbfebdf
Gifted Mdhdayp declaring sthat sthess ufe no No
civil governments find the r,atelp Vrrebclli ioSns S
States, and taati the efrdysionbk seternmenfss.
shall not bosecbgnized'asyalidi 'lelsal, either
by the Executive or judicmlrahthoritss oiltRe
United States i in uraertb stcareSlia speedy
bnehforcemontl of the several reconstructibn laws,
tho General of the Army isauthotized ITO re-
1uoymoSelall oficcrs now employed .ahf appoiht'
others for the performance of oil acts required
rq bythosestatutes, to the end that the puople Of
the said several States may spccdilyuorganizGi
Ga1cisiE goaernmontsyundo aiiRepublicaan fothHij
and be restored to their political 'powertin the
Uni6nJ' The Gcueral oftholarmy, is;hlso e,iil
nndp0wared to rem6veraH oiailoffcers and appoint
others in their places. So 'much. of 1ths 1lci7
construction acts. .asauthorizUsthe71fesidc to
detail !thcti NJ Military Uonimanders Uui fcmova'
Idthars is repealed d.n,om ~ .as,i ~. ,s1I.'
tsiiw The bill decldrcsf sfthat it is unlawfulr for the
40 sRrcsidduttto dFder,any part of the Idrmy or
hiwnavy tohssiAtsnDy force Of arms, Mic military Of
those provisional governments to opposoor qbo
sa.stFuet theautlority of the Untga'StAtds.' Thei
bill further declares Observation-Disclosures bSs
ssuhny pessoAj with ntenttoprasentb the;'
Sxcohtion.of tlie,orders G51era of ithe'
iaarmy shall Bs held to bed highms sdentoahor, and
11othxt the marty guilty thereof On pOyittioRE
shall be fined not exceeding five tho1a,nd dpl..
n'',afsand m imprisoned mot eseoaa,nst"o years.
The bill ropoals ailpnrts ofthe Rec0nstsuot'oh'
% nots,anconslstehel with elo'above provisions
mr.. Stevens voted against the ..!, Dill IN gomnlt'
sf tee'of tdcsssholc Inserting thas IT. attend
cd to eloct Grant. e''''a' 80 S"n"f ~
ss2iaJxa:1y -4In tho SehatcF BfllI'ih amcu,Ie'
the dttiian,; rqotido0 Il ibanal
that might adajudie1te differences 'b5ctween'
'''gos ind tiid taken ,'dp, but
.nySa&sea:a nj f9'eias 7'd' ISL '"smnr'''os
81 sSsS saffs
70, thss sl lTsisSFs Il Tsssdmc f. 5cfsnSass fhc
T;M',hig Il fIG iu;tcI St
rh ahrhhg hs}R 2d a ao tTc upremc @ C. our 5 t.
nronounce q law unconstitutional1fo the
sdoption of a new tariff as soon as possibloMi.r i
''e II railroad bridge a across ross the Ohio
sat tthfo fundinaa Of The en,it;5
debt-tor protecting AmcTrcan citizens ab;f4oaad
and for doolaFfngr the fourteenth article 0Iow-
ards constitutional men aidenty.,2 The Speaker
submitted communication from the War Dc
partment asking transportation for certain prd-
visions to the South. The rules we're e"s' suspcnd
hylsSggsss qsllo to II e. ,2? istEoaas,ipe
45s 1 r e sh,tss ~
n row and "Wednesday, when tbc vote Yds,. Win
aken the minority pedrna a sef saE'1 to- mako
debating motions, The rules were q, SUSPENDED
and bill introduced and.r d. making: FIVE
sjpdges quorum e; Of tho SUI .ene Court, .,apd
recurring two.thirds Of n FIJI bench to make