, 1870-12-16

neuNalt5t 1ue kuctea Of me u 9f&'x bf061 |
m.Esmcnt would hare passe1 Tor ! triumph Of
Of friends. whese now he hsd iost ihous.nds- Il
10 s's on
an exteukvc pol.ttcal experience, but the aav1ser1
who r1etended 70 b bus friends. ouEns 70 have
following the example Of Presidents Pierce, Be-
chanaD, and johnson.
p Of tSs ,aG1'
had been pfosusuted, giving cuiof 70 the sttempts
By FedeFal on1cern TO IeTy black natl for paly |
purposes, Nj. Schntk referred 70 the PseAdenta
As0Wal IN fAyor Of civil service Reform Inc ~
tempt II civil seTF1ce reform In Missouri WAS Ia
the tine Andrew johnson ssy!e, to organize :
bread nd e9 9;isr M 6:tkaae, and Ut. ~ :, & ~
not much VafQc VA to b placed ID the Pfeat-
dents ptom!sea BE had shown The resutt Of the
ayers. The Lord sa5e Tie admts,ration and parry
u tue tame spirit htncetoENA1d goEezn their
AfteT asserting his allegiance to be due to RE-
publican pF1nctplea rather Than party discipline,
Ar- ScAnrZ concluded with some speculation!
upon The probable formation Of new party, and
the popular belief that the mlas1nh OF the Repuo-
ucan p4EtJ had ended. He remarked that the te-
cent Democratic changes Of position deno1~
&tIated that new phase Of Development ras
F,oKinR dlsaarstACton Aad 1naubofdinanoo with.
In The gscat parties we're conhrmat3rJ ertdtncea.
wnlle, on he otne. hana. he qne4aon q revenue
era1 fRsues- Upon the Whole, while the prospects
Of the new party might 1t present appear Oh
scufe. Jei It would cosne with the neesastJ OF
Nj. 6chuiz closed with the expression Of hia
ooaadenoe in the ability Of the Republican party
to btcome that new party, cLalmIn9 for It the
tlop.
NJ pRAKE 5s e 70 ,,sRly but ,s'a;ns 70
TO demand upon htA colleague for the proof Of
his assertion IN The speeea ju 6t nade, that he
eeesioa q Vii Hon. Jsmes s Rol,.ns. his pessonI IS III
friend, - Governor Of Missouri, because he
might proEe hostile to tie institution Of aave,y IN
ST. scIG1z replied snat hi, information ~.s
nssn ';s apon lettess received o5 him from r Ro
Nr. DRAKE replied that he could recollecs
nnthtng OF the Kind. but admitting the statement,
hc had only to say that the CAUSE lust be dtsper-
~
to his colleagues speech.
At4:s5 =. m. the seaate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIN AASKsET,B1Lt
In the House several btlls were introduced and
.TIoP,is1:1I refs1.ed .fef wa,ea shs House re
Mr. BARRY argued a9atnN Ina exceptions co.,
tahe1 u the bi1, 1nd in favor Of : general and
unconditional amnesty. NJ. MORGAN argued
hi. MCKENZIE argued thst Congress ought 10
pass ReueEsl amlestT bill without any e1cep-
III F1RNsW0RT ri siased se lie House that
the bill zeI ottad was not q unanimous report Of
the Committee on Reconstruction, nor din1t have
cemm!ttee. 1 Il ~as only pertni.tsa % Z to 'Ss b.
the provision Of the Fourteenth Amendment 70
tht Constitution which fnposed political dlsabIi-
lies, WAS Only intended to remain 70 long aa re-
construction VA tncomplete, and until The rights
osa s:sed n.1ps ootaaed PfSee
| own rights, they, more liberal and more Just rhan
some 1'c1aos :. nf Congress-. were asking Goa.
sbiiiiies imposed On them. The Republican
| pa1tJ outside OF Conareas was in favor Of
universal amnesty. He did not see any pr1ctica-
GsnerS icnsssfeet, wSo lad a hien postion s; 5;
appointment Of the President, would come under
the exceptionl Of tats bill. The parties TO be ex-
In classes. The bill was yer, singular measure.
II contained some meA urss which might
sono con;.,1s Ia b Ss'her D,!st, @sIs sS.s
could not bt come = Law unless accompanied by 1
two 1h'rts vote. Such thnRa should not be group
ed together N tho same blu. 1t was cheat and
atxo-tntsus yot' It would be IN no sense poliu'
cal b.li, ard would have nothing TO do With pal!t.
ica1 disabilities. It *onld then be merely ht set.
ting legal questions only, and should have come
iron, the JudlttsIJ, Committee. He decla;et
thing behind the -some,nlnx covered
we're looking fas Tread, and Congress oGereii
thtm stone. lnsiead OF beng d bill TO qu1e
suits In the South, 1t Wa bill TO fsster and re
vie suits that were now dead. Who, be askat,
wAs afraid that Jen. DAVIS would come to Con
f,ets5 f5. The II e e1e'a.on OF men b! G!asass woult
S;uth. A little generosity exercised IN the propel
tlnt. E9de fnsnds and not enemies.
form, a. 1roog ID some oi ia purposes, and. II i
hec4me lav, Iefnictrus In soae OF fts conse
quenceA us.e was more liberal Of moro 1eck
| 1Rkn 1,n rnfk In zx3,Tn
ne It, than the bll itasif serious Objection L
the President posaeased veto poNcrt and mat
f sh'ss En- s az as' e. Ill l. 1.s :ee%
son;i;,opsl to The s,tampt made
loyal citizens for wrorgs committed by rebels il
aid of tae rebellion. and u an attempt to 20 tar
e 3, e1a Ct s e s. e
posed 70 It because Il e1t.nded pardon aad M III
nssty e mu'3erers. roboe1s. ras,ahe.s, and Ia
aent aad mads W. the ialusr. u tue @ efose ss' .
hundred hsssssisss s .ianetsls i0' a 9e'sSa tn
is sanarea would sne. haze e been ue wo,,s sseve,
It. ttili necessary th+s Stale LeRtalaiures 1hou!t
be IN thn hands q 10y i men, Who would legtsai,
u1tun soldiers, their widows and orpnans, pat
maintain TIC rtxhts Of cu&Eauchiscd coiorcs
Ss sirnER aavocatrd universal Suffrage de
c!afsne tAas the Republican par1y Of Lnuislan,
stood fquare15 On that platform. Tne wo=st me-
tne p,tssnt sSah relieved n9se 9sn who Me.
sis.en!!s: .ssy @ere men @ who e;nas' RSass
f came iolw.1d ard commit pe:19ry, In order 70 b
ALE to i,old otass; wni!e those who are unable i
Nr: cox sald he did not 1a, in ne 11cssaRe m @ o
the President anything ab:us general arnnes,1
!hsss ns ~ r. @ an @e3presnye sisace On that @ubjee
oent va SUI tn favor OF reprras1ve measures 70
shSSs r. %sass! nto o;nsf S.tes nS q
universal amnesty. The seseuton Was de WnrI
Of Southern politicians and those men hosttI
snS r. ,ne ty Tasy 10 not en
!nsment conefe.s would make M rsp srest = mis- is
idcatton era- lie preferred 10 see conRrrs. ID, ius
Congress rernaneta.ing loyai men ii d q
and disqnahocsuons iaat attaca to TIC o.her nof
ttnn Of the peohle. he saw no reason foy iii
hll Hehopci Il would not rsss Let tlme 10 II
MosE, Ana There would ae 10 nece.sl for sucl
Mr. sAKGES said If the Republican us,uoer
%'tf trS tne enta Eess agreed la taeir views iii
weight: hut. - they dioerrsi - rsdscailf, III
oIh.E nemoets of the party were obliged 10 max
a. thsit m .: o2io;on - f. ot tne5 eoad "
see tMasnars,}, and Intended tn vote fo1 tic suo
| si!tnte Offered hf Mt. FArnsworfh,
Nr. WlNASS 1eciarc.3 himself IN favor of .
| general. but nof uafrtf8Af, AHpes1J Hs TAx l,
favor OF Rcnenl amnesty, not aosolute:y. bu
m cnndllons OF repentance and reformation. an,
on bsttgtnR forth fsulta meet for repentance II
tho form q written confession Of crime snt
p:a.es for absolute n Christianity did NOT rcoa'rt
men TO forFtrs thes enemies uu1s4A their eoetuie,
desired to be fotglyeu. aud asked absoiuuon.
The debate here closed fnr the day and tornor
row being pf'rate bt1 dtE, and tue Ious. szyne,
Ing not to =, hold session on Saturday, ths bl
| rkSstoS APPROPRIATION BILL
NJ. kELLEf fS, ~. from tne Iommittee ou
AppIonts astona. reported tue Pension bill, apero
WIS mtdc The spccial order for Monday next,
NJ: HOOPER, from the Committee pf Way1
mo Means reported 4 bill to amend section q 81
ne Internal Revenne biz relating to tne dutiea
the rate Of dusJ. but that its Oh, ct Was to sim
pity The lay 50 that It can he t7Rt!ncfivelF m
defssood. 1aeEe being dttlculsy now I,
wrnld call it up tomorrow The bti s,sttes o. ~
rom The provisions OF the present lax The Fpfd!
T4w and noScoEadn" wherever Hhey pccur q
faf ~ the erad+s art below Thirteen Dutch ssan,
.latt. The eject Of this Wilt be tnas iii susas,
viii now Be Classified BY co&ors alone.
| FAT or CKNSrE fAKkR4
AE. GARFIELD offered Resolution calling fo1
Information as 70 The amount required 10 pay til
adAltto1al co'opersasiou to census taleiA, N
tnoiized by The act Of June -, 1s7o Adopted,
NKNoRTAt.
MT. KELLEY, Of Pennsylvania, presented ,
memorial Of The American Mt1tc11 Association
% On dnt c1!tisauon Of the Ctinehana ssea in Ii,
. Inc House then, Al ~ O'Clock, adjou.ne.l mt
| Tomorrow.
WISCONSIN.
| NnfF FEfrrt