Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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TUESDAY, Arm 10. 1870.
SENATE. r

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ole TUESDAY, Arm 10. 1870.
lHU SENATE. eF .TE
F PRoufnITIoH. VI ,.ftI
Mt. Pomefoy presented memorial Of ~,
hundred and ~ eniy nlne oitiEena OF WaahinE
iosles1ins No ~ II he Dis Tiet o. Csum6is
Referred to The commiiies on the District o.
wiLaraFonoE. uHivERsirT.
Mr.. Spencer prtHonted the mem oriAl OF cltI
ssSs q Alse,,Ss sss.gF a. appropriated o.
ferfed to tho uommittee on Appropriations.
roLraANY .BILL,
Mr., Cragln, from the Uommittee 90 Terri
HouIs bill 10 prohibit poiyssmy Ia the Tsffi!
tory Of Utah, and asked that N be made 4
special order TOR Monday, but objection being
made, twas placed upon the Private Gal.
DRAsAatiS rus oAuAL.
MT. Ihutman offered resolution instruct
to Inquire into the expedlenoy Of construct ng
sewer through the canal In The city of WASH
sSa PsSTisIsP o. ds1nhsS
y had been built By the Government and Abah.
doned BY the Government, and The Govern
ment should take measures TO al Il up. ~ .
The resolution was then adopted. HHf o
JOINT INDIAN COMMITTEE.
The concurrent resolution to provide for n
Joint committee on indian Affairs was taken
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont, said there would
Be As uAueh Hroprlety 10 creating Joint Com
joint yommitiee on Indian Affairs. ?. =
MT. Sumner aaid the cOurse which this res
olution had tun In thl. chamber, reminded
peAred from time 70 time 70 blow, OF Of the
dogs on the Nile, who whom they were Thirsty
too. lap q water, thea ran 90 add took
further hid took another lap, and this was
ior feat OF the efoeodllss.' Hs aid aot know
Ss but csrsiS Va sSss sv,In t asy ' nsso
this was taken up In the morning hour, one
o'clock came Ike q eroosodile. and ~ once
morning there would be time enough 10 vote,
He understood that this resolution had re-
oeiyed the full sanction Of the House, and Its
origin 10 that body placed II above any sus-
MI. Thurman understood that this subject
was not discussed ~ All In the House, and
thirty members that know what II was about
The question then REQUIRED on the Amend-
meat moved By Nc; Drake e strike out that
mlttee TO send for persons aud papers.
Mr., Thurman moved an amendment that the
said loint comnlttee ,hall continue only 10 the
Mr., Davis said his opposition to this promo
sition was insS ptessiblsj II was most iniqui-
,Ss; %ss.ass. sna ~ he ", Ss; SURE swooid
The morning hour here expired. .F frr I.
THn oRoRofA MIL. ~
M TIptoS reviewed the rpsT TSsS " . Ta
In the state OF Georgia from the time OF the
,lnAuguration OF Governor Bullock aud the
assembling Of the Legislature He read from
the address OF Governor Bullock to the Leg.
lglAture, and from the action OF the House OF
Representative 70 admitiink the Georgia
then regarded az a sovereign State every
where, and that the delay IA admitting Isr
senators was caused By the irregular pro-
passediu December 1aSt was expressly dc.
signed only TO CORRECT these irreNuiArities and
20 perfect The Organization Of the Legislature.
Hal hal al AaA k..aa Fail.
struetsdI that eyerythlng had been doae un.i
der the eye Of the President and OF the milf
,.ry sS%mandsr; He wss, r. fact, opposed %
that he would desire was that the Senators
who were elected In 1865 should come forward
and take the oath OF once. II
In regard to the Bingham amendment. there
was no Foundation whatever for the cry that
u would hand oVer the loyal people Of deor.
gia to the tender msreles Of the tsbels. That
that the Legislature OF Georgia had assumed
10 prolong its term two yeAIS beyond the time
Be- glad to see the RspubIicsns ltiumpS IN
9eoTgia, but he was not here TO leEIslAfe for
party triumphs, but to see that the laws were
The Usitsd ststss. he dsprssstsd 1 the a. z.
publican party beeause Of their eourss upon
given the beat part Of their lives TO the dis.
seminatlon OF che principles OF equality.
The telegraph vas iayoksd, aad murders
Of Senators. stufr was gotten up about ms
President sympathiEing with the opponsnts
Of the BinghAn Nmsndment. THIS sisp trap
a. ii was to the Senate ~
ItWGI said that railroad riots were instI-
gated By the BinghAn amendment. and he felt
. those riots could spell the word DlnGham.
lie despiaed these thiagsj they had no effect
apSP1 hi%i he was ,ssponsisls % an hSSs..
he time for Interference With the StAtea had
passed, became the eitfIenship Of the eoiored
Ts. We; IL x. SSa SFSSI he
luoted from tho WAAhlngton CAroHiels al 70
Inc result q town elections 10 Maryland,
hlndranee, and to the veto Of dovernor Bowie,
Df Maryland, Of q hill because u only reoog-
iiEed white men a. votorp, and Alao 70 the
i New Jersey eonesdinE the right OF the
FOlored men to the bsllot. II such position
Affairs now eklsted 10 Nebraska ss aid 10
isofsia, ne would % iound uniting with any
II Il The Govsrsor asd The Lsklalalurs Of No.
'rAska should attempt ever % held % Tor .
u appeal to the people. he should resist them
nd BY force II nseesaAry. He was 10 favor OF
he people eleeting thelf oiiieera just 80 often
0 their constitution provided, and he was In
Ayor Of resisting tyranny and oppression
'heTTeyeFit Wna encountered.
Mr, Hove said no was yetA hAtdeAsd AlaAer,
md the eontfitlon- which had awept oger
ONE OF his polilleAl AAIoci ater had not yet
INVADED his minl. He did not believe that
he RepubueAn party was that great stats
think. He thought that the whole study
political history would not diSelose any
stiy Witch had done so much for humanity
al done In slDgle deoado,l The Republican
Nrty had added largely " the terrltery o. the
t Gisa fss Iihs Ss SSsa tAs S Tn rs
iiS' 20 9ae., now 5sss Is ssaaiaE 70 -
a5ioan patty came Iato power = gigantic TO
Ssr r Is no Sfasd fssIsSsHss to he aaihos Sy
hs @ss: ou any we
niI Country: he could 60 On for hoaTs with
ii would cease Win these uaiiI the Demo.
ats brought forward something TO match
ZEN. Now why IL the Republican party Do
on to Georgia. The Legislature Of Georgia
lSumed TO expel some twenty or twenty-five
4. msmbsFa ior 'he eriRs o. aOI beng
Congress nI has tslasIAIed Aoss msnb srs, and
bSF any friend o. huuan liberty and -equai
Stu regret that they were feln1tated, Sup
amber should oxpel the Democratic mems
ra for the reason that they are. Democrats
onla nose psme9Isu9 seaatora tahe sseep
stated, and wouldlt be any more hsinOul
itrage on the par. Of the majority here e
pei theM NhNn ~ was on tho phFt OF NlAl
Jorlty 10 the Georgia Legislature TO expe
ST %i Il. fafthsf drew a picture Of crime a
South and the outraEas against the loyA
en, black and white, which he said weT,
mmitted by Democrats, not such A. sat here
1t still Democrats. The head OF Charles thu
rat was brought to tho block for crimes Wbicl
ere white Ia Comparison with some OF tho1I
at he had reoited. Where was the authority
parliament to execute Charles, and Ve
no condemns that high court Of Justice 10
Nj. II. further went on TO argue AZ 10 IN,
liking OF conditions preoedent 10 the Admis-
bn OF States, claiming that such pFaetie,
the part Of Congress was Just, necessary
opeF and legal. Congress had lust a. much
III TO Impose conditions on 4 State a. Il
d to levy taxes, and II was no more ineum
Mt on It TO admit State on the same con
ions as a preceding State had been admit
than to levy the zane taxes this year thai
lid last year. In the oonyentlon only tive
Nles, Maryland and Virginia, voted AgAins
right oil Oongfess to impone conditions
on the Admiaulon OF new Btatps, aud MINI
ltes voted 70 Give Congress that power. II,
hled that any power inhersd In State I,
ore the fundamental coalitions upol
ieh II was admitted after II was admitted
Rai a Hiatt So 10 WIN