The New York herald., 1870-05-21
FoRTy-FIRsT CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, May 70 lsIo.
NATURALizrp VOTERS RHODE ISLAND.
Mr. ANTHONY. rep of r. l., in reply memorial pre-
sented yesterday Mr. Pomeroy complaining OF dscrmna
ton in the laws of Rhode Island against naurazed citizens
said there nothing in the constitution OF
traveniu1 the constitution of the
made in pursuance thereof When the bill the subject
which the Senator had given notice introduced
would be dcuy IN maintaining the Law abiding charac
ter Of that state and the right OF the people of Rhode Island
pTTiTIoSs PRESENTED.
M @ Of G Pessnsd % 81 the
communication between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
unes sass oss Of the Niearasua ronts ALSO
for the recognition OF belgeren rights OF cubans nov
ADJouRSmrNr OF coSaREss
The House resolution for tna adjournment on July
& 1ao:oa to pass il was lost Yeas 20, nays 81.
Motions tx the OF journment
were made and voted down BY and nays and
s day S1s ana saoed S
THE 'irTsssah snh HmnSSmsSI s%enSnsS bin was
sa' ss@1assas nSs p M ,n' ,,.n Ssv
Of ,rasg dssg q oa' W sl sa%,as sspa
possession by of rnandanus and giving the United
saf M no%n SoSts ae tn. of
to the twelfth section to Seine the duty o
aEs soa @ sno %p s's
s q 1 son He
know whether IN such conngepcy ana w'sre rhe state
would prefer to quietly by allow the outrage be
committed rather than employ half dozen bayones to dis
M TKTnN1s, tdemy q Ohio said he would have all
rze the President the polls with troops
wner necess existed or not H. as & by more ane b
monarehca power upon the suppost'on OH nypo1he'c
SIR WntIAas, rep3 of Oregon, said the Senate bill was
and would many sesss
ton officers to be conducted at the expense OF the
for law suits of which would have
no sSan't % ectSs ocsrs % WE'RE
man who, teeng himself aggrieved could succeed In any
oppose to he proson for the ierpasion Of military
that Prsyng for a eSndS~ a % %
Of the country and Thai the LEGISLATION would be rspns
bin FAR preferable and hoped would be proceeded with and
Mr. STEWART thought the House bin hopeIcssy detective
Mr. CAesEnLY, 0.em) Of Cal, made lengthy argument
oecupsedhe until O'Clock, when the Senate, after
short executive session, took till o'clock this
evening.
alfpast o'clock the Senate resumed considera
Of the bill to enforce the fifteenth nendment and Mr.
Warmers amendment 10 require payment Of forfeit Of oo
instead OF to the party aggreyed rejected without divi
three sections which had been prepared by committee OF
,ne & noe e oceco % wr e be sena 20 % sr
frauds committed in New York city at the last Presidential
election
lhs amendment read PROVIDING that any person at
Vice President who shall vote not be entitled vote,
who shall by any induce compel election officer
refusing or omtting 10 do any duty imposed by
this shall be indictable, and conviction suffer
tine not exceeding five hundred dollars imprisonment
exceeding both. and also
vdiDg the penalties for unlawully registering
causing the registering of not ented also pro-
yGing penalties for unlawful
political meetings called discuss national affairs claims
| OF candidates for federal offices.
Mr. TRUMBUL trep) OF ILL.,, remarked that that portion
Of the amendment pertaining to the Presidential elections
MS%G the
manner provided by each State.
modified his amendment to obvlate the
stitutona objection of Mr.. Trumbu limiting to the
on of Congressmen.
Mr.. Shernan's amendment was after remarks by
Mr.. Thurman rejected-l4 to g.
Mr.. HANLiN, (rep) OF Me renewed his amendment ex
against disturbances public meetings
Shortly twelve O'Clock Mr. THURMAN, (dem) Ohio
took opposition to the amendment remar ing
he proposed 10 speak until sunrise.