The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-21
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Senate.

Continued from the Third Edition
MI Warner introduced bill for the equal dstri
OF OF SIaa nnnsg cSps pr1Vidng that the
catons shall not exceed three hundred and forty millions
shall be given to banking associations sections having
the least national BANK h erenatO5 The Secretary o the
three cent certificates the extent of the issue Of
on three Ger scaes Of se Se Tnea Rs sase
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance.
Mr. sumner moved 10 take up he bill relative to tee
graphic communications between the United States I'D
foreign countries He urged that prompt action on the
discussion ensned eoneernng the propriety Of giving
Mr.. Ramsey moved 10 proceed TO the consideration of
Executive business, which agreed TO- 1875 r. M
the doors were closed for an Executive session.
Continued from he Third Edition
MIR Dawes understood that it depended altogether on
the Of such acts whether the
legslape mght be guilty whSs would sa upon the
tions to erfers maintain republican form OF govern
ment. L. question OF fact whether that condition OF
things existed in Georgia or not.
Mr. voorhees, submitted that il for Congress to
i was or the Judiciary pass upon the constitution
erossest kind assume Congress had powers in
deermine whether they arc in accordance With their
State Constitution. IL startling doctrine and one
chusets rescrted to Only because saw no other ground
opposition he made to similar bill last April:
b,r Edrdge next spoke in opposition to the bill He
discussion in Il House that the House almost
ceased be deberatve body and that its action was
dictated by the leading partisans of the Republican
party. III the doctrine to be established that the
commission of crimes in State justified the
of the Federal Government why should not the doctrine
be carried against where tho most
Atrocous crimes commttedy In this connection he
semitic the Clerks desk and had read extract the
report made to Cove Andrew the of
the Insane Asylum in Massachusetts,.
He predicted that unless tho States by consttu
onal means resisted the of Congress the
liberties of the people would be destroyed and repub
government would be sham, a deuson,
deceit The Supreme Coult already hedRad about
and virtually destroyed II stigmatized the House
the old court, and the assault by
the popular branch OF the Government would upon
the Senate of the United States
Mr.. Cox the next speaker on the side, He
nounced the bill the gospel of anarchy and the phoso
phy of revolution When he found the Governor State
hanging around the halls Of Conress begging to have his
State taken of the Union IL led him inquire the
reason it, found that in the letter read
yesterday from the State Treasurer charging Governor
Bullock with speculation For himself he would rather
bring that Bullock to the slaughter thar bring the
State of Georgia. Uaughter)
The attempt the state of Georgia TO raty the
fifteenth constitutional amendment the old Turkish
system Under the old Turkish law il allowed TO the
Dlemas to interpret the law but always the Grand
biguioI wished it, and If they did not they were be
pounded to death in mortar.
by the Senate is in conflict with every letter OF the
past legislation of Congress the subject of reoonbtruc
ton II is in conflict with the express order OF Pres
don't when he made General of the Army, acting
under the law OF reconstruoen in 1865 in relation to
Georgia