The New York herald., 1870-05-23

negro. Hill was member OF Congress Dcior0
the rebellion. he soush. once under state In nos
Utility to the United Sates and gave aid and comfort
TO its enemies; yet in published letter he admits
having twice taken the test OATH Governor BULLOCK
refers to the report OF the evidence before the Judi
ciary Committee to show that the charges against
MN OF using Improper means TO influence Senator'S
were founded on liills macninaiioni, ami adis.
aiter dlsposing OF this branch OF the subject. that
the question becomes pertinent M to whether the
means used to influence tie senate TO order an IN
vestisaton--pendng the vote on that subect--oy
those whose interests were to be advanced by the
adoption OF the Bingham amendment, were not only
improper but infamous. Governor Bullock
presses his thanks to the minority OF the judiciary
Committee who say IN their report that Governor
Bullock has acted honoraDly and fairly throughout
the whole controversy. aud, In conclusion, he
says
/ am opposed to what Is known as the Bingham
amendment, or any proylso substantially like IL, be-
cause 1t seeks TO deny to the republican party In
Georgia the fruits or the pO iicai victory they have
achieved after terrible trials OF the past two OF
inc contest: because 1t seeks to restrain Inc fun
effect oil the literal execution OF The Re obstruction
aets a IN suoa tne very w men 'e and yssS
parry who have persisten.ly ana by every
conceivable means and measures SOY songat G 10
buke to and VIII destroy the republic IN organna-
ton, which has maintained those acts and supporei
the administration and the party IN our state ana
because anv attempt to hold al cleo ION mere ior
members OF the General Assembly before those
in the Union under the new constitution
ne M ae ~ te IN pay an Of any ars art g
uphod and MAINTAIN the policy which reruiTiea an
BE- snows mas repaesan congress Con- wc has aSandoasi
win not deny tnat ths re sult would bring peace tO
lean principles would be aSandones forever. aad
the 10000 loyal men who votel for and cartel tne
| convention ana the constitution would be heard
IL
tor men III Georgia who have dared TO be rcpuoIi-
cans and 70 sustain the measures which eniran-
| chised the black man. There is relief from the
| disabl ty except In DEATH in submission or
| in flight. Gentlemen. tho issue Is before YOU.
| Your friends ask Tor the prompt admission oi The
state of Georgia terms precisely similar TO tho se
| which were adopted for Virginia. Mississppt aud
Texas. The conditions required ~ those states have
| been performed by US. Under this acgon by Coa-
| gress we wil during the term for legislation whlca
era AZ sembly, give u force and effect 10 The great
anu living principles OF universal freedom eiafaisi
upon cOnstitut on, by sec ring the priVlegeS
OF free education aud OF Tree ballot TO all citzens.
benz this 10 u.s. withhold IL rom anu neither or
these results will follow: but the responsibility Tor
the sacrifice OF the reputation tie lives ana tie p.o
| perty or the men who have been DESTROYED for
daring TO uphold your measures, re possibility or
| the utter desruCti N oi repubicaulSm IN georgia
| will he with yourselves ana not win US.
A Natura,ixcd Citizen Demands Redress for
| Imprisonment in England.
John Warren has sent memorial 20 the Senate
praying redress for his arrest aad imprisonment BY
| the government OF Great Britain, under the charge
OF giving aid aud comfort TO the enemies thereof.
He relates the story OF his imprisonment aud general
| III treatment FOR two years. having been confined
| with the vilest convcts, and the fact OF
| hts being naturalized citizen 0. the United
states treated with contempt He holds that the
| United states having invited him to alb ure all
| allegiance 10 all foreign powers and rotenaies,
especially to Queen Victoria, to assume allegiance 20
| tree country. and having exactei fee from am
for the same, becomes an is . sacred contract be-
tween this government and her citizens which ac-
ccrGing to all pr1ncip Of honor, us Ice and rccos
nzed law, should be fulfilled 10 the letter. lie faa
| no pecunary motives 10 gratlfy, aud sh0nid any
| damagcs accrue from II plchge> himself 10 devote
| the money 10 good and prasewor,hy objects. the
honor OF our couatry ana the perpeiuity OF OR
| can give. Tue petition was referred t. the CJin
miltee on Foreign Relations.
| Removal OF Political Disabilities.
Applications for the removal OF political dsablt
ties continue 10 be received In large numbers. In
the Senate they referred 70 the special commit &c
on that subject, and IN the House TO the COMMITTEES
on Reconstruction. Scmr OF the petitioners admit
that they MADE crca, mistake in taking par
aga!ns. The United states in The late war; but
Congress viii forgive them they VIII try to mag
amends. ana do all IN their power to adva.ce The
honor AMI interests OF the country. DINERS ask ti'
favor without promising to acc better In tn
future. Not a few complain that under th'
| ainerdnent TO the consti uton they are lie
Da, red from holding cfice under the United States
aud although they have no ofiCill position Ia view
III ! do net ike 10 remain under the ba1. Cons, a
bles Ju tees OF the Pcace ana such like officers saj
they were in place when the rebellion troke out and
CONT ued there. without nterruptIon. Their hearts
were not in the but they ytcldel TO circum
stanccs they could not control. Therefore 10 seems
hard that lE5y should come under the pr0rIbisorY
clause. Letters are written 70 members OF Congress
endorsed by well known Union men, asking ior he
reno ga o! political disabilities Among tn pet.
tons presented yesterday one from Joln Ander
son, o! Rutherford county, n. O., VINO, o. the pert
o, his life concealed and fed Union solder III
es ,apeh from Southern PRISONS Mr.. Aud rs0n o
his own mere motion desires that certain OF lih
neghb,rs be re ieved o. their political d.s9tl
ii Is. Some OF those neigabor when nc was 4 tyeI
engagel in the rebcli0t thems lives TOOK htn
beneath their roofs an Kindly ed AMI nc-n I 4
HIN He desires now. as reiu n Tor their kildieS3
tAat,ieIr disabilities BE- removed
Defauit.na Internal Revenue Collectors.
The Secretary of the treasury has communicated
TO the House OF Representatives list OF about 80
collectors or internal revenue in arrears 10 the De
partment. In large proportion OF the cases I'll
blanceS against them consist or tax liss5 cnarg d
but tcrned over 10 their Successors IN Oiice. Tht
Sa3s COO $735000 s41i0O0. Suits have been orde.ec
! IN thirty cases, embracing an amount or abJu
s3.OoO,O0o.
| Debility.
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