Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-03

can, and commended that the hue and CRY
raised against tho consolidation Of the gov
ernmenu Of the District a. tending 10
abridge the rights OF nanchiso was all nom
sense. The people OF the District wanted
territorial government 90 that they could
make their own laws. The men who were
now opposing this movement were ali inter-
ested parties, and were tho same people
who, now protesting great love for the Re-
publican party, were nine years ago Mound
Ing" him from place TO place because OF his
fearless avowal OF love FOR the great party
Of Republication, then by.word TO most
Of them. I'. 81.
Maj. W. 8. Morse followed Judge Wright,
combating tho idea Of a territorial govern
mont for the District as against the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, and then In
dulged In an attack upon the last speaker,
whom he rldlculed. He WAS interrupted BY
the entrance Of the COMMITTEES on resolu-
lions, and several gentlemen attempted TO
get In motion that tho report OF tho COM
mittee be read. The Major, however, kept
his place, notwithstanding that the audience
showed their anxiety that he should cease
By repeated clapplng Of hands, stamping Of
Finally, Judge Fisher obtained order, aud
MI. Shepherd begged that the Major would
be allowed TO finish his argument. b.
Mr.. o. ID, Barrett made point OF order
that Major Morse wns ont Of order, as there
was no business before the meeting.
Mr.. ElVaps combattod thiS, saying that
although ho did not agree with tho Major,
he hoped that as other speakers had been
given the opportunity Of being heard, the
same privilege would be accorded to the
Major. -TIag
Judge Fisher said that the other gentlemen
had been heard while the meeting was walt
Ing for the return OF the committee on busi-
ness, and with the undertaking that they
would give way when the committee APP
peared.
Major Morse saiA he was not aware Of such
an arrangement, but he would conclude his
emarks, which he did With a scathing re-
mark In regard 10 Judge Wright having
been for years Government employee, and
had hung on to the governmental teat until
he had been kicked into private life, and was
now only anxious TO thrust himself forward
for Belf-aggrandlEement. fLaughteT.l
Mr.. r. NJ. Hall, from tho committee on
resolutions, then read the following preamble
and resolutions, which he offered as the 70.
port Of the committeei .....s.
whereas, BY the terms Of the Constitution
| Of the United States, Congress 10 Invested
MIN sSS Ss sJ'H,iys over tn;
learned from long .oHpetienee, apd ron re-
| peated and persistent efforts In behalf Of oui
s1o ,c nS 9t nsas,y ~ n,o,
psrlty, that from the great pressure fof ma
tIonAl legislation from the States aud Terri
tories OF tho uaion oonsfes. has not and can
10 ISvo.s laS ti t 70 iese pA"on'iy ant
Bs X re,oipsS 6V 40 s.seiing. That we earnest
" favor the eonsoiidatioS Of Warrington,
| GeoTgetown, and the county into bne harmo
over ali rishtfaI iu6Jse.. o. ieGisisiion no
United States sd that the District thu
eonaoli1hAted ss grnn,sa deleEAtc In Con
such 1oyefamsnt ,hsii BE- elected nv m,
people. 10
Rstolpsd, That a oommittee Of ono hundred
pe ApPointed Dy we FIeslaon. OF this meet
| ment ~ tbs fnysSoi1S abiss,. ,st,h Us,ppart
cali iuturs mestlnfs q me people, y
On motion of asneral Afnaaov tho a.,
minnie rnia FOR sneakers was adonisa =, -
On motion Of General UowsSdl IN .,,s,,,
ora were Teouested 10 take N. nl5tIoymI ~
| The resointiona Of the commIltse VA,
,ban tot,on mn -, VIZ
theu t uhou w. %. s
conld moi SsssTiain novel ~ ..,iS, ops NJ
nToyIso. MOI agreed n Nv -. iayge ma Jn,,t :
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| oJnn,ed
M. w. II. HucstI, WIN. Tho Ara, ,ns,kor
ia f,vored iba nro,ect az cnn.oi lS.,Ion
TSo,s v,os No on. nrsssn. nhISctInS ~ ~,
movement save a raw enTporattop con- an
tractors.
M. Easily offered AZ n substltuto for m
report OF tho committee, his resolutions
given above, and made 4 few rcmarlCs. Con
sress can claim eIelusIye IurIsdIetion owe
this District, and he ala not believe the terri
torial scheme feasible, lie thourht II youll
he better 10 hayn Tho ylewa an ali the noonl
by deIepates IA contemnlate1 10 MS, reaoin
lions. -
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