, 1870-03-17
WASHINGT ON,
Senator Rcrels' Speech on the
Georgia Bill.
Passage Of the Deficiency Bill
in the House.
HOUSE Debate on the Tariff Bill.
majority and Minority Report on
the Case Of Butler, Of Ten
uas66e.
WASHINGTON.
The President Preparing n Mes.
sage on Tennessee Affairs.

The President Preparing u 1fcs.
sage on Tennessee Affairs.
speca1 Despatch to The Chicago T,Ebune
TENNESSEE
NAsa1safos, March 1d-The President ts pre-
1'at1aG messase upon Tennessee A1aIrs, which he
Will scnu 70 Congress In a day Or 10. il IL based
upon formal call mAde By Governor Septer for
nilltaI! aid The Governor sets forth In his CON.
anuntc2tnu to the President that the last Le21sla.
tusc deprived him Of ali power to protect citizens
oi tae State, and that in consequence lawlessaess
bordering On tnsurrect1on, preyai1A In various
ecultcA He therefore asks the President to send
troops to aid him In maintaining the peace. The
President Will send this nrqness to Congress, With
his views upon the general subject. Nia neasage
will he referred to the Reconstruction Committee
in the House. In expectation Of this mcssase and
accompanying papers, General Butler has prepared
mc4sure embodytng hts views OF the prpncr 1naa-
ncf Of meeting the case.
F7RsT sFEEn OF SENATOR nxyE1A
The expected speech Of eeuator Revcls drew
great concou1se Of people to tho Senate wing to-
day. Though the House was quite busy At the
time he spoke, quite large delegation OF mcu-
bers wcre on the door Of the Senate The galleries
were full in cTei5 ra1t, and the audience was Of
the mo6t respectable charactcr. Reye!s WIS the
INIT to speak. He read from manuscript, but WAS
quite cnsy and natural In his delivery. Few men
could have appeared less embarrassed under siml-
1ar circumstances. The Senate, with the exccp-
ton OF one or two Democrats, paid most unusual
attention throughout The speech occupied thirty
minutes and at it, close nearly every Republican
IN the Chamber congratulated him warmly Sens-
tor Morton followed, anu pretaeed hla remarks BY
allrdtug TO the gain the country Ind made IN pa-
trostsm by exchanging Jefferson Davis for Nj.
Kcye1s.
The report has again been started that the House
Corauit9ee on Foreign Affairs has agreed to rc-
port In favor OF recognizing lnsatReDta There Is
not even plausible foundation tor this OF the
ten members OF the committee, only four hare ex-
pressed themselves definitely. an tho subject, and
thcac hEe equally divided two being for bell!gcrcn-
Ct and tWo against, while the rest have not fully
made up their minds - to tho Right Of our govern
1ncnt to interfere. It Is known that several OF
them think such step would be i1npotlc Ia the ex
11eme, 80 that, unless narkcd change In the as-
poet Of Affairs takes place, there is little probahi-
ty OF = Recommendation from this committee to
accord them bellgcrcnt rights
TIE tApETsRlF TRAFFIC
The House Military Committee had four hours
session to-day. 1t WAS found very difficult TO
ac,ee on the Bntiez Case -Four members werc uu-
willing 70 recommend censute alone, and 80 had
United in separate repoft Of cYpulsion. After a
long debate single brief presentation Of the facts
Has agreed To by both parties, to which four men-
tess united In sddsng resolution OF censure ana
four resolution Of expulsion Messrs. Logan,
Cobb, Morgan, aud 5locum were for expulsion,
while Slaughter, Eegley, Packard, and Aspez
favored censure oaly. There was an enort
made to secure report without the pre-
sentstlon OF the testimony, but the majority
6tood hI1n for its Presentation. The statemen.
finally submitted By MI. Butler for presentation is
cntirely different from the one nrst made to the
committee. He had obtained leaTe to take the
nfst away FOR correction, and tho one returned
Was materially changed Is stated, the case hss
been ono Of dodgtng, lobbying, and subtesfuges on
Buffers par. throughout The prospects are thai
the contest OVER tho matter will be prolonged and
bitter. There arc members Of the committee who
reported In fayor Of expulsion, who declare thai
the evidence leaves no loom for leHs Feycte tudg
mcnt than waa agreed upon in Whittcmorcsa case
uoge md Walker Of the committee; werc absent
One ia Tor expulsion, the other for censuse.
THE No4kAsA GovKRS0RsH1P.
The Senate Committee on Territories har,
1gteed to report III favor Of lay1ng the nomination
OF General John Potts, Of Ohio, for Governor o
Montana. On the tAh1c. Abundant evidence hA.
reached the committee since dshleyB removal wa!
decided upon that the charges then made agalns
hin were uufounded, and on this account tht
committee has acted as Indicated The noTe
ucnt is not III any WAY directed Against Genera
Potts
10 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TKxNEssxL
WAgnG7os, March 18>-The Reconstruction
COMMITTEES this morning heard some slx eolorec
rerEona frum Tennessee with regard to outrnEcs II
various narts Of that State They represent ths
condition Of a1atts as very dcplorabe- Thcy hays
another hearing Friday.
The Ways and Means Committee had q long tcs
zion. In which number OF propositions foE change
in the tariff We're considered, but hone agreed to
GEQkGfA UEtE4&TIqN.
delegation OF eolored men. from GeorSta Ia a
~ -. InsesW M Mih ~ nc PRESIDENT say Ias!. a, %
the Bingham amendment to the Georgia bill II
adoption Of which, they asserted, would destrp
the sdoptton Of tic constitutional amcadmenta
They also urHed the President TO give them hi
fayor in procuring proner LEGISLATION towards N se
Te SeopS d h' aas sh'f Stat. o' ne essea esstf
said be felt an interest IN anos1l!ug full protection
ion shausn. ssns s opa y q iss g
lie directed 70 this end, cren II It went further Il
the South than IN ordinary cases, considering u
circumstances OF that portion Of the country rc
suldn8 nom the war.
nonnasioas: e' soesmssterseasi,es ss - tel % Bs.s
aieh-: 4. booiissis; .aS Ssio5s;; as;,s Mlsh
The resignat:on OF Colonel Daniel Batternelt
Pyss see hss esea 1ssspsed
The Judiciary Committee of the Senate oonsit
cred the Texas I'll to day, and agreed to report
E It passed tho House
S~zoRqtoG1cAL OBSERVATIONS.
4 ecncrai army order has been Issued, cafTIsn
fto effect the tolnt resolution OF Congress 1ro7ft
ing for meteorological observations Id the iatef5t
Of the continent for the purpose Of giving notice
the zppruach ct Gtarti19 for the benefit Of con
merre- Scientific establishments and cOmmcrcll
associations are requested to Cooperate With th
amy ou1ccts.
rAL1roRytA GOLD pTscorER1Es
= very late letter from San Diego, California,
Hon 4. C. Mccormick, D e1egate from AriLons
contains this nat3er1uE paragraph: One Of th
richest guild mines ever discovered was found Ia!
week In the mountains, 8xty miles west OF her
German named vlcke1s Il the lucky man~ II
lode ts four feet wide; ~ far
rrp6pecseJ, is estimated 70 be Wor'
$s50cp rer ton. Al,out 500 pounds Of the ro<
wcrc brought In last Thursday. Halt Of It Is IN
gold. .. .,.,.,
The Senate to-day confirmed Daniel F. sickl
Minister to Spain. The yotc Was: Yeas, 4
nayK, Is
GEORGIA ASD TESEEssEE-
Applications having been nladc from Tenhes
and Georgia for military assistance to suppress .
legcd disturbances OF the peace, the uniform a
ewer Of President Grant, In each case, hvs bee
ii substance that there Ia no doubt Of his right
station troops, and g1sc the dBancctcd dsttfctsu
hcnefts OF their presence, still he has doubt as
how far shty could he used In aid Of the civil q
1horttlcs. When troops arc asked for to act
dent tAkea legal adTice before Issuing the otder.