Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

upon compliance With those terms, and that
Gen. Meade had accordingly done 90. Tho
HOUSE had also recognized The members from
that State, while the Senate, on account Of
tho Illegal acts Of tho Legislature, refused 10
receive their Senators, aud Congress, In con-
sequence Of such acts, proceeded 70 recon
struet tho State.
He said mat either The ameudmenS Of Mr..
Dawes, Mr.. Cessna, or lhe bill reported from
sas S0@ aSdss Ts SSd ,o, oS ny s siaS
ooieers 70 tho tlmo for which they were
elected. Il wa claimed by thcm TINT their
term OF ofilcc offended nom tho tltne the
Stats was admitted Into tho Union, and that
the same idcha wcro held BY some Of the mem
bora Of the Houaos THE lden carried oct
would give that man Bullock six yeara OF
Iainrs two years longer ID hat oppressed
/ M. HiaFbstn, 81 Ohio, .insiaed Inst Con-
greas had q light 70 gonafrne lho constitnion
o. D etate, gnd had done n in numerous 10
STATE, which ea.es he cited and commented
S 'vTr. GaraSid, ot ohio, said Il seom9d 70 DO
yory eonofallV admitted chat Georgia had, IN
good faith, complied Win the .tnrtna pro
acfibod for her a0mlseion, and Il was also
Agrecd Win almost equal unanimity that enc n,
Eas entitled, Or about 20 b entitled, " full
eSlyed ho mn nj finsiid an 10 would hays
voted for d rlmpin rcrolntiun fitht ahe was on
htied 10 10 represented. but pc had received
Information hat tla prehcnt State Officers
Intended 2 claim ths'r poeltlons for Two years
= lie denied mat The State constitution con-
taincd any such provision, but said that II
expressly stated that tho election should DO
hold every two yoafs. II Congress coald en-
tend the time two years they, could extend y
tsa ys s ne geS!sIn s,S iroR Mass ,
down there Did he not know that tho courtt
there were under tho control OF the hegisia-
turo and the Cfovoynorf a -fiH on
Mt. Con, 81 N. X, Said he agreed With er-
Senator Foete.' In the remarks he made WHOM
be took his scat As Speaker Of the Lower
unity and Weldon mAnlfestel on this subject
BY thoso In whose hands the control was.
Were he Georgian A. he WA an American,
he would Welcome with any sort Of hands 70
any sort Of graves, and with any kind Of hos
pltalityS negro rule or military rule rather
than the contcmptiblo rule Of Congress,
Mr. Beck, OF Ky, warmly supported the
Bingham amendment and criticised With
sonc severity previous legislation n relation
10 the reconstructlon OF the staio. 81 n
Mr.. Perez, Of Miss, made an appeal 10 the
Republicans TO stand by tholr brcthrn In The
z AZ two O'Clock Mr.. Butler called the pre,I
ous question, and yielded ton minutes Of his
tina to-. 10 ft7.sa lH. #rIs p. 2
Mr.. Dawes, Of Mas, who argued that II
the State was At for representation no re-
strictlons were necessary, and n Il was unit no
restrictions would remedy t. There was such
diversity Of sentiment that Il had como To
this, such a hill az he presented or none and
his prcfcrunces were such q bill rather than
GeofgiO should not be represented. riI n
MI. Logan said the questions were: 1st
"a the State government republican In formi
Tho action OF tho House and Senate said Ii
WAS and "a; Is she in condition % DO ad-
mittcd as STATE Into the Unlou1 All the pro-
position said sho was. Tho House bill said
she complied with all the conditions, and tho
various amendments proposed said tho same
thing, and was entitled 20 representation. II
she was entitled 10 come In. she Ind rigkt 30
como In as the equal Of any Of tho BtAte,, 1
dltions. II sho violated those conditions
would that take her out AGAIN. II sho had
the rights OF q Btate Of the Union, sho had
the right OF her own judicial construction OF
her constitution and laws. u' ..Ha
Mr.. Butler then resumed tho floor, and ad-
yocated tho amendment offered by him as In
the Interest OF the Republican party, 20 sup
port which he would do anything nod lntrinsl-
cally wrong. This he consldored proper for
II was 10 the Republican party that tho pe0-
pie, especially ths recently enfranehised rlass,
ported his amendment because Il was part
OF me creed o. the hepublican party, aud he
wanted IL passed without being trAmmolled
by tho Bingham amendment, that reconsirus-
Ton might 30 completed. He said he did not
want an election this fall, no would say
III, j. had been said that an election wa II
nor Bullock; He was elected for four year,,
sna Eouia hP h over two more yeeLs II an
the negro LegislAture-that the rebels had
turned out and Congress had boon compelled
% put back, that wa TO 30 put out. He d.
tended Governor buloek, and said tho only
charges MED against him were those OF the
sac VA M W9se Owl conduct
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ment 70 tne Sonsntnt l o. tne yniIea e,aps
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