New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

Of course would not the blue Under what banner
would ne marcel me old glory or the sits anu pa,
Mr. DOOLlIIIE dem, Wis)-l would matCh uru,i
quickly suppressed
gather under no other banner than that OF W StH' WI
dimmed 10y Conservatism or Rebellion, thOheh ths
Tor seemed to wish 10 prevent It, He then au1eu 10 &
course OF thc Democratic party IN past Sso moi he
belonged 10 IL once but ought 10 say III excuse na, o
was then qmte young iLAughterl lie HiSuVu I'M Is
union tooh Us rlse I'D Kansas Wheh inc ms NJ tbe SEN
spilled by the aggressive policy of Slavery 10 Wy
ators question whether there had rot been euougm
the lear that thore should be imposed upon the t
Laughter Referring to the proposition TO make an
educational qualification, lie SAID he supposed inc Lc
IaugsOn, VINO would not suffer In comparison N t .
respect. with the Senator. The property qualnea,on
aud the gread God. SAID he: krake out OF t9' Ph ~
those that can't read aud write and where W0ulu ~ 20
lLaughterl He appealed strongly to the hePu"tb cr
took the position NJ minority. They would set ,,o,r
reward For their former associate the Seh"tu nav he
Wisconsin or DoOtie) ne SOuiH E cay nocratc party
rest III history now Laughter The ~, Il
eoinE 10 come OUT IA'uEnIel. ~, Grant He had
shirinishers TO see how 1t would a1er storv WAS
written. He had not compromi.ed-he Iousn nT
After speaking OF Geu Hia nv. conseTvotive
the National memory he said INC Not' -, 800
such as the Senator from Wisconsin attempting 10 ST
the path Of Grant was Ike cein ,ii h I'D ,,ed 10
courage he could not think nuch Oh MS useIeton;
uaughterl Grant. unlike the ooo"Svu
"a he
~ Cnness me went on TO say, during tho last twelve
months had sins Of omission that he hoped would
repaired sheridan had Deen lLiho,leu or INC
c3warGy platiqr tbt SnrrTatiTes Of that
body or President at the course OF Meade Qu0thg
from Georgia paper remark that they hhd go ria OF
tyrant and got devil instead, he said, doubtless
Meades head would tomorrow, but that ne was the
last eligible officer the list He denied false, fOul
SANDER the assertion Of MI Dootte that the Radicals Of
the North SecessOnss. Sheridan was Secession
ist Let tho Senator tell him 80 " be dared Was MI
Sumner who had fclt the bruises Of Rebel Secession
r.fI Z.
wears i'm service a Seccssionisi The Republican party
during q mighty war. had done what the Democratic
party, when IN power, dared not 90. tcy hdd cdlieu
through an enterprise that destined 10 change the
commerce Of the WOrd-the Pacific Railroad. lie con
euded with feryd recital OF the achievements oil the
On motion OF Mr. WILSON tie further consideration
was postponed.
OF THE UNITED STATES At THE INTER
NATIONAL MARITIME EXHIBITION
An adjournment until Monday was then provided 1or
and Mr.. SUMNER called up the JOINT resolution author
ling the secretary O the Navy 10 detail officers to repre-
Maritime Exposition ~ Havrc
Nj COSEESS Rep, Cali offered an amendment pro
vidug that IL shall not DC attended with expense.
Some discussion ensued, Mr.. TKUMBUIL opposing the
resolution ground that authority existed for de
failing such officers. They could go without
Mr.. SUMNER earnestly urged the immediate passage
explaining that the exhibition included vessels ana
everything relating navigation and that every people
In Europe would be there represented by Commissioners
Thirty-seven American exhibitors had entered their
names and 10 desirable that commissioners should
represent their interests there. II would involve Dat
Mr. SHERMAN rep o. thought it had better 20 over
until Monday. In ms opinion 10 would involve good
deal % expense. AftOr further opposition by Messrs
TRIUMPH Ii and CONNt-S, the dcdth OF the HON. Juan
0f Kentucky announced 10y the SECRETARY OF the
House and Mr. DAVIS dem, KY offered the usual res
olufiOns accompanying them with brief speech. They
were seconded by Mr. HENDRICKS ODem., lndl who
also made few remarks. wnereJPOu they adopted
and the Senate adjourned.