The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
VOLUME VIiI.--NUMBER 1910
men,pcra had a~ mrah rl,h. 10 DRAW /. in coin az

n,cinlrrs hMu us mr:ii r,i. 10 draw II in coin az
r'ss bill to pay the Interest Of the bonds and
s,ccks in coin. Tomlinsoa hal . gOUd deaf TO
say. iic s:ih tla, the Idea Of payin:, the per
diem in coin had been t1scn from TUB HEWH
There were SEINE or ile ,nenlbc who icaircti to
hear frUn The pi sss uf She state before voting up
OIL the Till. We'll inc press OF the State had hcen
heard from. ami ,hai press was Tnu CuAnLisroS
DAILY Ekvs. Amer talkiuy considerably nbou:
the attempts OF Tug NEWS, and o:ilCr DcIIocratic
Journals, to pull down the administration. the
Stntc credit AMI everything else that the Repubi
| cans had built up and were building up, he ~.
serted that two.:hrds OF The bouds OF the
Slate wore IN ihc hands OF the Gllxcns
OF South Carollna-nhich assertion, ir
believed by the speaker. Nas not bclicY-
ed by nnny OF his hcarera Elliott, colored
had somc itt!o to saJ against The opponents OF
tho bill, tut mostly against Fcritcr. whom he
asserted WAS ready TO ,lo the bidding Of the DEM
ocrats; his constituents would consisu him To
| oblivion. lie tF.) had intended bribery anil cor.
ruption. and he tII) wouid ning the charge In his
| face. no one knew what his tf's) politics were;
he was between heaven ana hell. suspended In
mid mir. MessrS. Turner and Morse, tDcmoorGts,l
iDko In opposition 10 the passage OF the bill.
! l,osomon, cOlorcd. hintcd ht bribery and cor.
rupiion, but didn't express himself clearly CROUCH
| To bring down = storm OF wrath from TIE sup.
| portcrs OF the bill.
Finally The hill passed ny vote Of 66 for and
| 26 against is. The faces OF Soott. Kimp,un e
| &c. hnvc ere this doubtless assumed q
| pleasant expression than the faces OF two or
three c: the company wore early yesterday uorn-
| ing.
BoaBS AZ MORE pIIrrY WORK.
| Congressman G. G. Iowcu, who, II he had re-
cclvcd his dcScrts, would now bc either in The
Pcnteniiary or corpse made such y sheriff
and Eallows, Is still here. II has i'ien matter
| oi surprise that he should nger here when his
dulles AMI per diem call him 10 Washington
| Iiut he has been busily engaged 0n other than
| Congressional duties. His objects Iu remaung
behind have been, II report hc true 10 sec'rc the
pIssag. OF the coin bill and the election OF Whip
| per 10 the Supreme Beach. by securing whip
per's election he removes n Formidable rival from
his patti, for il Is understood that he would
| run for Congress against BOwcn. What his
! motives are in securing the passage OF Tie coin
bill arc not so easily OWNED bnt il IL understood
| 10 b. TO get the influence OF the Slate officials
who nrc supposed To bc Interested IN the bill
only for the credit OF the State. Is is freely re-
ported that money has been used or promised by
Bowen 10 innrcncc members 10 vote for the clcc.
tion oi Wrapper aud the passage OF Tie hill. Du-
| ring yesterday and today, when the coin bill was
under tiiscu- sion, colored members, as am In
| formed, were heard To remark to each other
| ''N0pe you racefred y0ur Di0NrG j0r thts2'' and
| to make similar rcinurks. These icmnrks were
not overheard hy me, hut, knowing tl,o character
| Of my informant, have no doubt that they were
| made.
ANOTHER GpEcE OF WAR.
Tie little difficulty between the House and the
Senate because tile Governor would not concur In
resolution Of the latter 10 bay and put reports
tiiichardson'r) In circulation, and Which Was SET.
| tied by the House "Sacking down." was hardly
| numbered among the things OF The last" before
| another difficulty arose, and may end In-Who
knows what-pcrliaps the same way. In tile Sen
aic, yesterday, message from the House was
read. II informed the "hunorablc Senate that
| Its amendments TO the House concurrent resolu.
tlon requesting information concerning the board
OF Land Con misslonery an no ouncing the appoint.
| ment or committee OF conference and REQUEST.
lag the appointment OF a similar committee on
the part OF this body" had been laid upon the Ia.
ule by the House, which respectfully requested
the appointment OF n committee OF conference
| on disagreement Oh the resolution referred to.
4 The "war feeling" was aroused among the sell.
ators Oh the reception Of this message. Two or
| three Indignantly moved that q com mittee be at
once appointed. Jnson aud Leslie hccamc ex-
cited. The former forgot for the noncc his horr-
bic designs OF boring education into the "haticss
|
the Inter his benevolent inteu Ions OF su lying
the paternai relatives OF the aforesaid with rorty
acres nnd a mie." Tile two put their hca,ls TO.
1 gcther and whispered. the result Of which was
shown In q moment, by Jiilson's sudden rising,
nnu contemporary moving to lay The message
4 upon the table. Approving words and smiles
welcomed this motion, AMI II was passed men, CON
whercupon leader Montgomery sent n curt mes
sage to leader Moses informing the House OF the
| action OF the Senate.
| SENATOR WRIGHT ON RAILROADS.
There was to-day considerable talk about the
sOcllled "gross indlgnity to South Carolina Sena-
| tora," perpetratcd on the 9th instant nt Clover
Hill Station. on the Dauvi!lc Railroad, as already
| published In TuR Ngws.
To-day, before the House met Tucker preached
the members u sermon, in which he inculcatcd
the doctrine that all men were brothers. After
lie Gnlshcl, Senator Wright, colored, took the
stand und proceeded to relate his experience I'm
regard to being put out OF n nrst-cIas. car lie,
after stutlug that If "presidcnt Ruford is my
brother, God help nc, u Substantially said: :.Wheu
we got to Danvillc in North Carolina fC;recnB.
hor0' lie probably meant, as Danyille IL in Viz
ginia,l The conductor came 10 the. party and see.
Ing me, (the other coOred men were very BRIGHT
ana pcrl,aps hc thonght they were white asked
me ii | knew where WAS. ] told him elnphaticnl.
W yes. i wns sitting in this seat. lie desired
me to leave and refused. After further parlcy-
ing he lclt, saying that lie would not bo, her me
wine was in North Carolina, hut would pus me
ori when we got Into Virginia." Wright then rc-
iatcd t!ic occurrence 1T Glover depot, when after
considerable discussion three men camc.) "Trcy
tooS hold OF Elc and went ont and travelled 10
Washington in another car. When | reached
Washington had II iI;tlc more money than had
for, and inst suit ,lvaiu AZ to rail
road company. told the conductor when he
desired TO put me out would 20 ir the other
males who were in The a,lies car, uuoccupied by
ladies', would also CO. but would not clse be.
Cause there was the Civil Rights bill, which aI
lowed no distinction III regard TO color but le had
me put ont Notwithstanding. Now, my hearers,
Congress did pass Civil Rights BILL ana ] am
going to test whether there Ia any Virtue In Il or
not; II there be none. let Us know IT, and then
wen appeal to Congress for protection. ZAP.
plause.) AS have said, Intend TO tesL tlo mat