New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

I'm The Globe Of speeches not delivered fromhe
Speakers table, and referred 70 the Committee on Ruies
MFR. CLEVELAND Dem. n j. Introduced a bill erect
ing collection district in NewJersey, 70 DE caeu a
District Of Jersey CITY, and constituting Jersey 'iy
Mr. BOYD nnodnced bill to create the Southern
Judicial District OF Missouri Referred.
TIE ADMISSION or GEORGIA
At O'Clock. M the Georgia bill came up, ana MT
day and morrow and to the vote taken Monday
other business to do transacted tomorrow Inc
Nh BUTLER Isep Mass) addressed the House I'm ex-
PLANTATION aud advocacy Of the bill He argued That
Georgia presented herself now, for the hrs ume. ASKING
in proper glse for admission. She never bad been al
mited by law Two Of her Representatives. had been adj
mited to the House, but admitted under mistake OF
facts; but It had been thought than Georgia had been or
gaBzcd honestly fairly and legally. After ttalhg NdI'
necessary for another grandc~ and comprehensive
reason and that because 1t was grave aud solemn
having got into the Union undertook 20 Cypress Cit
zcns of the United States. and TO rebel against tle
The State OF Tennessee for instance believing betsel
beyond power OF Congress had proceeded to abroga
every law and every constitutional provision on wlch
sho admitted TO representation If the Judgment OF
the House with Ills own, he proposed to exhibit
also 10 Tennessee the power of Congress against wrong
rapine and murder. The Governor Of Tennessee had
to tho Legislature, stating thaI nc was
utterly pOwcress TO protect the citizens OF tennessee
against organized bands of robbers ana murderes Dut
the Legislature had adjourned without providing any
such means. Hundreds Of were murdered "ceky
I'm tho State Tennessee and there was no redress lie
proposed to bring the condition OF mat state very Sooh'
llr. HAWKINS Usep., TENN inquired Oh Mr.. Butter
wLero those murders were committed
Mr.. BUTLER-In Tennessee.
Mr.. HAWKINs-W hereabOutsf go
Mr BUTLER-Al over the state Like the man Win
the small poX they break out all over. LaughterI
Mr.. HAWkiNS-G have never heard OF such things.
MIR BUTLER-NOuO deaf rs those who VIII not near
have got the prescutmcntS OF two grand Jures u mat
state saying that they utterly pOwcriess agnrt the
bands of organized ruhana there and We ought To deal
with Georgia to demonstrate 10 the word that we
have not aOrOgatcd aud gated the power 0f
90 deal with wherever they may be, under Whatever
sort OF State Obligations Who render the life and liberty
Of the citizens Of the United States unsafe He gave
yding that the power granted By the Constitution OF
Georgia to the General Assembly TO change
the time OF holding elections and TO prescribe
tho day for the meeting Of the GeueIa
Assembly shall not be 80 exercised 10 postpone the
election VI members OF the next General Assembly ne
yOnd the Tuesday after the first Monday IN FEBRUARY,
1872. lie explained that the object OF the amendment
was TO give the loyal who had been elected 10 the
first Legislature their full two years OF legislative seIict
lie would treat the negroes who had been TUNED out O
the Georgia Legislature precisely as he "Ouid h"Nc
treated the loyal Legislature ia FOL, Il theie iu Oeoh
one who had been turned out by the Rebels; that - nc
would them 10 their positions, ana Keep Ihe"
there for their full time. ,
Mr. FARNSWORTH (Rcp. HI, another mcmOer OF
the Reconstruction Committee. argued against lhe OIL
ASSUMING that unnecessary Georgia was emu
tied 10 representations aud declaring tha congress h@
itself enough IN IDuidl0 with lts tccO9tI
legislation and the sooner finished aud the palmer
IL was made the better. lie understood very wen tho
object OF bill. T. gotten up on the tlcoiy tiaC
OF the Georgia members 70 Jc -NL'h 'oh-
lrcss went for nothing, like Rip Van MlhkIco OIedn'
End that hey were to come back aad be sworn IN for the
X,t Congress. IL 10 prOlOng the tenure OF ONCE
OF certain gentlemen Georgia aud the DIi might do
well be entitled that as anything else
Tue House then adjourned until tomorrow.