The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-22
THIRD EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
The Proceedings Of Congress
This Afternoon.
FoRTItTH CoNepEss-sECoNp SESSION.



wAszISeTe n. July 2z.-The Chair laid before the
senate % IRON the ssereLsry Of War
Dyer Csisi of o. dnaucs dated July 20 isss asking
ttlalby court martial tor oenses imputed to him ia
On motion of Mr. Howard (Lich.) the subject was
refeir red 10 The JoiuI Com miitee ON ordnsnce,
M. Wilson l@Sss) presenud the credentials of
long Term, and Thomas ]. Robertson a. Senator for
'hs MewsId Sy.ssptss sSuee bv
about oozen members oi the south Carolina LesIs
sS%ysr 20 s IN the Ussd States u
ara oS mrs ,hs. be ls mot esSy entitled 70 seat
to the Judiciary Committee with powor 10 send Tor
Mr. Howe WED opposed the reference. sayigg it
e Ssye So SS he pessne sSa so%
ofssens IepIeeep here tor years He testified his
arg hs ne be s s1 way Z. test his ability to take
claimed 70 be that RoSsPson T9~a wnOS ns
nessrs: CamsI9n ,., srd Howe oontesdss that the
End theI refer The protest to the judiciary
for invest, atlon -. ,,o,u,
should be applied here as In The case OF Thomas Of
Mary spd, where the matter was referred to the judi
MI PausIson, IN; Hl. said he knew MT Sawyer as
the Republican party In 1884, and was then sound
N essrs. Poneroy and Freiinghuysen called for q
vote on the motion TO allow MI. Robertson to take
0sh on be hny5SE su5E c he might be able to throw
Mr Davis TX y had some objections based on the
elected from that State, aud he produced what he
urder the Provisional Government OF south Ca
The motion prevailed, and Mr. Robertson came for.
ward and was sworn In.
cSsns shae M SAWYER M
engage in BIZ tsksGe Iun1ing In 1892 1883 ana lse4;
hS, psrlSd maS he ,ss was me%6er OF Rebel
for at ,he recent election by members whose seats
M. Howard said these were grave charges and
in Justice both to Mr.. sawyer and to the counIry,
Mr. FeSseS den M tMsJ ass:r'eS that the practice o,
the Senate is TO allow Senator prima facie elected
MT 9, nklinr IN, y thorght there wa, nothing in
~" The sssaicn InS was merely that It +, crsdb,y
alleged and believed that Mr. SAWYER was guilty OF
Thop were specifically forth to
Mr. Howard interposed, that the statements are
| a,compaped BY aiiiaavts.
presented. He called tor the reading of the atiida
TIE afhdsylts Of c. G. Bowen. member of CONGRESS
| from south Carolina, and e. Msckay, OF CharleL
the truth Of the ailegations repeati, them. aud
giving the names of witnesses, VINO they claim can
MI wilson si,;eu.ea the opP.si,lon to the sharp
position OF Senator saying that M sawyer had been
snPtrDsndtn, 1f PuqIic On, scSools Or Csarlss,oa
the Treasurer Of the in ted States south
explaining The efcumstanSes conueoted With the the
charge In regard tn oceade-running TO the effect
was under ne siipu lstion, which wa. COMPLIED wi b.
% be ne aid @ r tes s
adicted others Of the statements made in regard
MT Cook ling said he thought this Psper a, fully met
coed essson he ce@poson Of the Leg sia ure tSs
ell. cted Mr.. SAWYER and pointed out the obabls
unsucee. sini competitor of Mr.. Sawyer. He CON.
tendt thai Mr.. Sawyer should be sworn In at
House of Rsprossntativss.s
Of Alsbsms had the tss, oath ad min stored to m
took his seat ns Rel reseptaive from that 81 ATE
| y. y,
tions, reported Oil 70 relieve simon Cadey. mem
cal dsst Titles he havIg been Sanddate tor Office
M iii moved to amend by Including
Micf ael Hahn, of Louisiana ard John Nulledge, Of
MI: Mulsos put In a good word for Mr. Cadsy;
es he % hsr are 6s man hsa
he had to yield to the ttormipg rage of secession
to- and The bill amended was passed by the
Mr. Wilson Gowa) from the Judiciary Committee
to which had been refegred charges o, ottiosl mis-;
that Judge Busteed desired an Immediate investgs.
ZION, ru as 1t was impossible to enter upon It during
the adoption Of resolution dh ting the Judcisry
TO appoint sub committee TO send for persons Apd
papers TO ST. during The recess Of Congress II deemed
Mr. B, ooks IN. W obtained leave of absence until
Mr. Broomali tPa asked leave to Introduce con-
cpyrep, resolution relating to fIal adIo9, uens
hence egH1 would be tim time s enonsh ior that
ss H S s1ss. n sss to
and 10 provide for the payment OF citizens of Louisi-
ara for Quartermaster's stores provided TO United
| States roOps
Mr Stevens (Ps), rising o a personal explanation,
sad:-I desire TO a few words relating TO what
observe repoI ted in the Globe of the remarks of Gem
efal Garfield and Others with regard TO what said
in dehate the passage OF the Five-twenty bill.
find that is all tax from The report OF Sscretary
| McCulloch which had never read. am therefore
| free presume that that which those gentlemen
quoted than said Is total version OF tru h.
| Had IL not been introduced from so responsible a
qua ter in this house would not be too harsh as
then esented, call II absoiute falsehood do
| not know that should have Iaken any notice OF
| what various papers renortiDR. some or them
halt secession and more of hem supp ose In pay of
| the bondhOders shall not now undertake. TO ex-
plain the whole OF this matter, as am feeble but
shall take occasion hereafter 10 pose The villainy of
those charge with having said on the passage
of the Five.twentY bill that Its bonds were payable
| in coin,