New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
yIIsy CONGRESS-2D SESSION
srvATp WASHINGTON July g. 1870
REMOVAL CT POLITICAL pls -iai

prNovN OF POLITICAL :, ~
On motion of Mr.. McCREERf (pe'n., ny - 'no
-, ,ovrr the political dsahiheS " .,o IN, ro
as taken NJ Various oojeeuo"' ~ -" -
oaSc nv Messrs Howard ana Di"@' - rcro,ted unon
-,sInoG that ss Of tie names eau ~ -.
to,b,v nv the Committee on Ds'o''I'V A. o,,,o q,
iaVorauS =: ,>c non n " referring 10 the haiiie VI
MT 'VN -, trrery street Commissioner New
CSC, which appeared in the ph ~,
iorA non who was educated ana hur'ureu Az 'i''
prs 'n'' nd had drawn his sword against 'hc co"i''
- u,bich gave It 70 him. Shou'u '''"0
al condonement for his orensos .,, had dore less
"'h ,SCprFRY replied that Gen smth hau "ono i0''
MI nv ~. rehenion than did Gen. Longstreet
To torW",u ,,oN fRep PENN recognized difference
MI cases in the fact that when Smith went
"a boqsed Of his sacrifice for the KeDeI aus ne
south ne M lucrative Office. As TO LongSueet nc
in sbandons ought 10 have received the position ne
thouSni5s. mat his appointment was MIOts ~ er
now nous army and navy, and that senators WeISe
men o. HvsT the feelings Of relatives OF the slam OF
~ var on this side Of the me- , ,o .ho+ ~ Rosil
lag yrcT tlcn stricken from the bill Inc uSeus
& was continued upon the proprley OF ss V I'm ~
Smes which had not received IIe SC , fitcoI dis
IhIc Of some 5000 persons, reported rom the Ill ti
,"tfec was moved as an amendment ou' SuDSol0'"''
Mr DRAKE p MOI moved to except eli T6 of 9 isa
Ia oire-F .lcra State OiiCe-in NuatiNu vi tio
he.d o,b Amendment Reccted-Yeas, 10; Nays, SS.
Mo I'm then passed by tine requisite twothndS No'e
Yeas 80 -''' NEW FORT OF ENTRY.
NJ coRBETT sp oT TSSa SI m n ST. JOSEPH
N,s-nurt "a port ui delivery. Passed.
Amy APPROPRIATIONS, -, -
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass9 gave notice me S son hi M
and would offer as amendment the substance VI tno
Army bin laid the table last night omtuns 'he olgoo
Te Conference Committees report the bin for the
Teiti OF certain officers OF the army was suoni''0u anu
cOncurTed W., ,... ,c,,x
On motion OF Nj. ROBERTSON thSp,S a! tlc 80
vim
qbout 600 uersous was taken mp. Additional names
were proposed for Insertion. among others tn O a. Oh
y Nirlosou of Tennessee III regard 10 whom III was Oh
ierted that ne had left his seat in the lted Staes
to ri tie breaking Of the war to take part IN the ne
Sieslrs HOWARD. SUMNER, and YATES opposed the
admission o. amnesty Of every man VINO nau ioIeIg
held Office under the Government anu elU 10 JUN inc
on motion OF Mr. ROBERTSON number of names
motion 10 strike ont the name Of ex Senator johnson
Of Arkansas was negauyed alier eIatSnGnI ' IN
tlpn declined To be a candidate for rccccuon, ana had
suce accented The situation in good faith The bill
then passed, as above stated.
SLAVERY IN CUBA. - ...,...,o.
was adoptel calling on President for any information
In his possession relating 10 the emancipation OF slavery
in Cuba, and for colTespondence MOI AeIeOotG
states aud Great Britain.
On motion OF Mr. HOWARD Rep., Mich) the Georgia
bin was taken up Yeas - to Na{s % eo,+o odo,tod
notion by Mr. POMEROY QIep. Kansas to nOn-cOneu
in The Hon.e amendments TO the bill as passed by the
senate and 10 appoint a Committee OF Conference by
vote Of "a yeas 10 p nays.
CONSULAR BILL PASSED
The repot Of the Conference Committee the Consu
tar aud Diplomatic Appropriation bill was submitted ana
adopted. -
The senate at AIS o'clock, took up bill TO prohibit the
enorccn(nt for serye labor relative TO the
Chinese and CoOle contracts.
Mr.. CASSERLY Dem, CALI offered and advocated an
Al $50 o'clock the Senate took recess till ev ening
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at u o'clock. The JOINT
resolution making an appropriation for payment TO INT
British Government, To settle the claims OF the Huusol
BAY and Puget sound Agricultural Company, was Iahei
az on motion of Mr.. SUMNER and passed
The VICEPRESIDENT announced as the senate Com
mittee of Conference the Georgia BILL Messrs Howard
Uamlin and a. G. Thurman. He remarked that III cOse
0ence OF the decnatOn OF the mover OF the committee
Of Conference Glr POmerOyl 10 be appointed on th'
Committee he had experienced some embarrassment IL
selecting Committee which would represent tine we've
Of the majority in the votes taken by which two month";
ago the POmeTOy substitute was adopted ana ouay Tue
House amendments were non-cOncurred ID.
COOLIES.
The bill 70 prohibit the enforcement OF contracts IOl
eervile labor applicable to Chinese COOe importation
Nos taken uu and debated at length Remarks were
made by Mr.. AS~ERII in advocacy OF his amendment
~ make the bill efficient, by MI DAVIS IN unquai
TIED opposition To Chinese mmiraton or eNtcuhS tI
thatclass OF mmi grants any political rights ana ny Nj
HOWARD IN oulogy OF Chinese CIVILIZATION ana goo1
government.
NATURALIZATION.
MT. SUMNER renewed the amendment ne had pro
posed 20 the Naturalization bill, extending NATURALIZATION
tU all foreigners alike regardless OF race or cOlOr'
Messrs. NNE and CAMERON favored the postpone
ent of the subject until the results of Chinese mngra
ton were more Iuly developed.
At 100 O'Clock the Senate went into Executive session
and soon after adjourned.