New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

the rings OF jobbers and monopOss let us understand
that also that the people, who have yet become
pable of striking blow In defense of their liberties may
know exactly where to point their guns Before enter
more. Let IL he understood that do not intend run
National Ineh0encerJ to organize a new political
party. am am going to & advocate true a sys,
Which viii have already presented here. The
honor Of the people. exercised directly in their
own interest, for myself enjoy all can aspire TO- and
will not be drawn from the advocacy Of this great idea,
which, practically embodied In legislation, WILL in my
Gonndent 9eei give my higher and no9p 6
by any other people since the world began r. however
our Government who is directly representative OF all
the peope should endeavor TO base admnistraton
OF the ONCE upon the general interests ana aVsIaso
opinion Of the people To accomplish this should give
the people from time to time seme-othcal gnmpstes
order to get the views Of ali classes and conditions
OF the people In regard to- them That Is S ane 81 y
also the best security for the people Sir is IN TINS as
IN regulating the money matters OF the country o m
wisely and safely upon the views and plans OF marrow
civilized ideas and opinions than the nnances Ol G g
plans of centralized capital Mr. spragne mere @ Teau aua m
argument in advocacy of his bill 70 provide IOo m
up his views Of the dangers Of concentrated capital IN
single proposition namely MTHang s0%sNnd Sosrs
unless it is a million; Laughter This preepos
S he %oDegeG fs%y By isS Rhode h'fs Which
Controlled the politics and much of the business OF the
snee2nS ali over the State and which, he said had
tempted TO injure his character and standing as manu-
letter to Which he spragueJ had replied the other day.
and by saying to persons who controlled some Of the
Gspha @hch e9teHded sPTagGe is investing h the SOUTH
"sprague is doing very great business" all iii this Wild
and which much to say that they really did not
know how it would all come out out d M A E0ns 19s
like TO ask him question, but Mr. Sprague declined 10
ed m nTcS m aysSnSs T9aS @ to Wbom refer and the
people OF Rhode Island understand will not be cate
chsed by HIM, but Will answer whatever he sees mt 10
Mr. ANTHONY then took the floor, but yielded TO a
motion to take recess from until 1850 O'CLOCK this
THE HOUSE RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
The House bill to authorize the submission OF the Con-
sttutons the people Of Virginia aud Mississippi was
At 4i6 O'clock the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. FENToN,
went into Executive session ,.o,o,,
THE PROTECTION OF SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS.
Mr.. WILSON (Rep, Mass.l from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported the joint resolution for the pro
lection OF soldiers and their heirs, which was amenueu
Il provides that bOuns shah he paid the fth.
them Without isieT1saiioo q claim agents.
Mr. WILSON QIep. Mass) called up the resolution to
place Gen. Heintzelman on the retired iist "hch was
Mr.. ANTHONY REPLIES TO MR. sPRAGUE.
Mr. ANTHONY Rep H. resumed the IN n0Or d ana mnder Te
his colleagues explanations OF exploded schemes OF
finance and his Ions from % nStTg R soS aoS Se silent
under personal assaults, but he cond not remain sene
where some or his most respectaDe cohstltuo
assaulted and maligned in the Senate He then euogzed
the family referred to by Mr. Sprague They had no con
nectiOn with The Prordce Journal except as ls reau
ers. The richest family in Rhode Island, no one one
had ever heard them boast Of their wealth. Inc m
largest manufacturers Rhode Island and probably III
the country. No had heard them yaunt abon,
the establishments they has built up or the variety ana
perfection Of the fabrics which they produced hor a
their prosperity depend his colleagues dld) upon the
crushing ont OF all smaller competitions In Soneuso'
he SSgS t9H SES aa HRa ht the dread
ful condition OF our national affairs, with Mr. Sprague as
leader in finance. Mr. Colorado Jewett IN d,pomaey'
was still hope for the country. lLaughterJ
THE SUPPLEMENTARY TAX BILL RESUMED. -.
Several other amendments we're made 70 the penang
BILL which goes to the House Tor concurrence III the
amendments.
RIVER AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS.
On motion OF Mr.. CHANDLER (Rep;, Mich) the senate
ton for Improvement OF rivers aud harbors for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1862 .
THE PAYMENT OF SOUTHERN SENATOR'S.
Mr. MORTON QSep, Ind moved TO take up the joint
resolution for the payment OF Senators from the recon
structed States, which was lost.
ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
On motion OF Mr. TRUMBULL (Rep. ILL the bill TO
punish the holding OF office violation OF the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution was taken up.
second section OF the amendment reported from the
Judiciary Committee, declaring violation OF TINS law
misdemeanor. 49,, 49,, =,
would not dsqualfy anybody who was not already dis
qualified by the Fourteenth Amendment
,THR REPORT on THE INDIAN BILL.
Mr. FESsENDEN (Hep. Me- from the Committee on
Couferenee reported the Indian Appropriation bil' as
agreed upon by the Committee The report was con-
Cured in. s,. ,.-,,... Al.
Messrs. Howard, Thurman, and Morton further dls'
cussed the pending bill until lot o'clock,
THE BILL TO AMESD THE JUDICIARY.
On motion OF Mr.. TRUMBuLL u was postpoheu hnu ii
he senate concurred the House amendment To the bl
to Amend the Judicial System OF the United states Al
Ourned.