Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01
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Nj, TESTT1- -O9S- Oh F1CE BILL.

rba Tanot f-Offise matter will come
- IS, ( ste tomorrow, on the re-
:. ~ - ~ "a fnesses0e ACTION of the House,
- st,sss1s vjlr communicated seout Sne
s..aecsrs Tsubjsct has been thorough.
- rs 20 y,ssss ince Friday by the mem.
s3asss,sf l,asI0uses, but the fSAalt is in
= .ttssf s ,nstors Sumner, Howard,
fs sS;sT,ntsnds Villains and others who
, Esye frone start been Opposed 20 ap
sci,,t,a ", bit willing to suspend or
so1I ,.3oisfv DIV, beEsye tonight that the
Slg ssgats uadhereesS the amend Hlents
- esAr a conferences committee.
~. sS5lNe 81 that, in view of the fact that
a. uoflss already clear Republi-
.u 10y of tRenty-one for the Ssn-
- ss,e,l defeat in the House being
ssSoI'v 10 tue eo-oIeEstioue eof the
6-n,cS, il is fair to believe ihat
\ ellteoanai ltoi the opposition wiH yet yihld
- cs the anendment @rqugb, as
anIfe indicated 8 willingness to-
go 80 the Senate, in order to save.
s,sstiS seassiOn, and be able 10 proceed
uit5ss legitimate busiaesE OF Con-.
49, q the other baud, Sensfor M9f=-
Butter and others oE&h6 ne. :
O9h h,elieve that the Senate will re-
pnt wn a1aeaGuent when .he sub.
: ;ecf ought up Tomorrow, kha that
ofute repeal will follow. In sup-l
} - heir belief they cite the fact that
shsate has not yet had an I5ppoFtns
! - vote EqUareIy on bill for repeal,
, rat il such a vote can be obtained,
. shications for favorable action they
s.to be very strong. Several Con-
I Eog vFaFCaa XII
, con the subject, deny that he Is
! ed TO every proposition but Ssbso-
Epeai, Sc has been published. The
aent says that ns, ia common with
body else outside OF C0ngree5, is
OF the neYer-ending discussion, and
Ling to accept the Senate bill, or
bther that is reasonable, II they will
0 stop talking.
/ RUCTION-GEoRGIA AND MIS-
SISSPPL
.ae Radicals manifest dissatisfaction
!, no little solicitude over Grants opfn-
7 about the political status of Georgia
/ Mississippi, which cases are to be
posed OF during the week. He is de-
sdly against recalling the carpetbag
nvention and permitting 1t to foster.
II greater outrages on the State than
en- pow proposed, but If Congress shall
list on this, be Is opposed to the Con-
ntion appointing the Provisional Gov
Tor, who will, OF course, run the ma
Inc in the interests Of the carpetbsg-
rs and scalawsgs; nor does the Georgia
/, which was considered by the Re-
ostruetion COMMITTEES yesterday, re-
We his sanction. It abolishes the pres
/ Legislature, puts Georgia out Of the
iiOn, ana In effect makes Gov. Bull
* king of all be surveys. The Presi-
ut says that under the reconstruction
ys, no matter how aosurdiy the Legis-
Gre has conducted itself, the
ste is pow in the Union, and If he
cks to that principle the Radicals have
Ison for apprehension. The Recon-
uetiOn COMMITTEES vote on the Georgia
y Tuesday.
e CONTESTED SEATS IN The HOUSE
The resolution which passed the House
I week, providing that in all con-
ted cases, where either party has
en notoriously disleyal, the Commit
on Elections should report the fact to
> House, and take no further action
thouL instructions, was for the purpose
covering the gouth Carolina csses.
sssrs. Read and Simpson, smocFats,
lding the Governors certificate of
'ction, sdmit their former disloyalty,
q q insjority Of the committee will
port to the House in accordance with
3 above resolution, Messrs. Burr aud
Indall will submit a report fsvoring
e removal Of their dissb lities, to en-
le them to prosecute the contest, and,
they are entitled to them, to take their
ats. Thre is report that Dr.. Moore
d Gen. Murray, aspirants for the Ken
cky Marshalship, will combine their
'ces to secure the position for one or
e other.
NAToR FENTON, OF NEW YORK, IN
TROUBLE.
A decided sensation has been created
political circles here to-day by the
blication in the New York papers of
It evening, of testimony taken Rt AL
ny by an investigating committee, in
aieh the witnesses state that Sanator
,uben E. FeRton received S22,0 as
,vernor OF New York, for signing the
lie FsjlroYd bill. The New York Post
last evening calls upon the Senate 10
yestlgase this, and If it proves TO bs
le, to expel Fenton.