, 1870-03-19
F0RTY-tRs CONGRESS.

report In favor Of g1E1nE nc seat to Ryan With
his alleged minority OF s.trotea
FoRTY-tRsr CONGRESS.
SENATE
GENERAL AxEa
"Asu1AGToE, March 1a.-Ar. COEKLISO, from
the Committee on Judiciary, to whom We're refer
Eed ne credentials OF General Ames, as United
ases aehasos TON AissssPnt reported the same
fgb!s To- ssat tn the Senate Of the United ssates
NJ. RICE, a member OF tho committee, an
nounced that he did not concur in the rrport
srEcIE PAYMENT.
ssH5;. NJ SKINNER IN ~ introduced a. amendment 70
alter the ~ of JnJ OF all fractional currency in the
The xth Of November, al Of 80 ceuts: and that
T1sasury in fractional parts Of dollars, except In
Mr. FENToS introduced Joint resolution pro
yidinE, with the Eancusn OF the Mexican Goyarn-
mcnt for tho survey OF the 1sthuus OF Tehuantepec
with sefeEcnce TO ship canal
nssoi Eoss're To- e ro1t 3. MdSey
Rescrvatfon and Tie saul. Ste. Ms1ie Canal
taW Saon sgtsss % &c %cnacimens ot D,iis % o con-
soltlate the Indian tribes and organize Terrific
rial government for them and TO authorize the
I1tofy.
roHT WARDEN BILL
Mr.. C0SkIING, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported u bill for the establishment Of a
Board ot Poft Wardsns M for M .. SeT Iora, to be ap-
PKSBIoN BILL
MI. MORTON introduced a bill to increase the
pension OF the widow Of the late General Rous-
TIE FORT OF ENTRY BILL.
On motion Of Mr. SHERMAN, the Senate recon.
zasea ae xGss ,s blu
chandiRe frun the port Of first arrival within the
United States 10 certain Western c,uea without
tHa and anu they were
TERRITORIAL BILL
The bill to legaltzc The superintendent OF the
Legislative Assembly OF Arizona passed.
GENERAL AAEs' CASE
Mr. MORTON suggested that the report Of the
General A1nes as Senator from Mississippi! be
taken m to-moI:uw as the spcclal order:
I ans q Es
p!silcee and oSczode al! special orders and every
thing else.
Nj. WILSON offered the following as an
amendment which he Intends to offer to the Geor-
That In consequence Of the illegal dlsorgan-
tzrg and revolutionary proceedings Of the Gen.
e1al Assembly Of Georgia, It shall bc, and hereby
cral Assembly shall date from the 10th Of January,
1870, and shall continue until the persons to he
chosen on The Tuesday after the ffst Monday OF
November, 1872, as members Of the General As
| The Senate resumed consideration Of the Geo1-
MI PoMERoY argued that all the governments
in Georgia thus far have been provisional and taat
nothing t9 sa0w .Se Meen Bq
| Nj. WILLIAMS protested against my construc-
Ton that the Legislature OF Georgia could pcrpetu-
Mr STEWART was in favor Of specltSins the
term Of expiration Of the Legisasqre a. the end Of
Iii: sCnUlsz favored the Bingham amendment,
istence Two years. In response to the gentleman
| who preceded him, he said II the laws could not
oe carried out In Georgia, then he State could be
power or Willingness Of Congress to pass the the
necessary laws to suppress tnsurrection. Waa
the wea sSssnte tas aws a @
trcne t5st they could protect citizens
forcemcnt 81 the law7 Senators would do well to
stop and consider calmly eefo1s pursuing such b q
shoIghtsa policy; Ihes should beware OF the
Nj. DRAKE said be shou1d vote 70 strike out the
| rsoytso. The f11st clause Was tndlst1nct and IN
qf'n psqes ID not t see@ capable Of
There was a desperate effort On the part Of the
rebel element in Georgia tS obtain supreme en-;
with blood b. these nends IN human
shape WHO range the country under the double
bis seat before he would vote for anything thai
| would tie loyal hanIa in Georgia, or gre aid t
their Internal cnc1nica-
hiblts the organization and calling cut militia By
< sn n q @
, raent providing for the use Of the army BY tht
!, President to suppress organization or comhina
on on7 q e .ats so Of gesnce Rsnst ss m
s s2 e a sasss:on ss 81 & e. e % s
disturbed Districts the people Of said district Il