, 1870-02-24

BALANCE OF TRADE.
showicR that the pa,aoen Of trade In our fasor
during The iaat s,1 mouths ~ll foot % some
pe.iad lssi !eat. o11 IL VIII ene 'Aa4'
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3oA94-f3hsr ooNdRRs5.
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NA8Hlf0T1N, Feb. u.
SENATE.
Alaska.
NJ. HOWARD, from the COMMITTEES On Terri
tof1ef. reported, Win aneLdmen:s4 the bill ftr
PROPOSITION TO ABOLISH THk MILITARY AND
.,,,,,,,,EAvAL NAVAL ACADEMIES
~; spENCEh offered rtsotution fns:ructinR
The expectancy Of Abotl1h1rg the Naval Academy
q tAnnapolit, and tho Military Academy 1t West
Point, AID the substitution By assignments to
duty IN vRt1oua colleges Throughout The Uplon OF
IHFA and military of1cers ~ Instructors IN
nay!9attop. cAsal vAIfate and military tact,cs,
o 1eve To-
relse. and ef able ali Who desired II to secure an
education for the army and navy at their oHu cx-
VETO NEsaioK p1ScCasED.
TIE Presidents veto OF the bill Tor the relief Of
rstent Eas dtacnrsed h1 Messrs. Ferry. GaR.
IESTEls, ard CRAG1S, AID lstd a1lde.
sENA7un nxyE1a.
csr t! sns o.
rtsd TIE paper has cefilf1csie 81 eiectIor Tor
lie Term epdipe in ISL, aad Il signed oI General
Arnta Mil,terI Gosefnor 0f Mlssist,not
III, eAULSbUkY Injured il tSs paper wa
ap1 eyldeEc Of he eitcuon or Iha person relerfed
To-
The CHAIR Eald II any objection VAS made 10
alestion Theihes ihe oath saoutd BE- sdm,uls,sred
"S1a Z . ssa ss ssia9s sfas's ia on..on
sdntn1ttelltV r the oath ca1e IN thn 1ihcr ouaa.
l,on nigh. nave 10 Be settled .. tits particular
m;9St.rv aenc.p ~ ths ;s@1 @ nue o. tne
SrEAte Of the United States VA not aucn cesrln
cate Is Is required b. law: w. '@'
cott,tucsed States nad been sioned bt tns Pa.
NJ nroceeas tn ,n,s III.
npen % yad d election lee % b. valid vand ie9,ast9sa I = % IL
m, hnt hp aMn, ee.c.,e },o a. III
ys1, 1yng amss ,be as 9ssF ana r,o
GoyetIoF Could eend . eotp@uosssion to III
stisatiSRii ~ Wirsoy had ,,,a c,,,oea nm, =, III.
rreeseang: n ne .ss sset!on q ssa:tors of the
Mrs pifaSE nms3ted Snas tue sohiec.ion VA,
snoont ioice: ss tee AZ o. eonsssss sequ!Ied me
1srIar. y hnt 1e AZ ~ ~ - t,nse nn,i1
enIe Van 9he fa1,.1inrn ~, rnnsMne,r;;nn
heioIe The senate. rom he Goyernor oi Missis.
Mph M 1s91 sc xnGaaa ne e5s 20 20 eaeo ~ ,1l
t,on' The sIeat sesi ot ths stats tn tSn nsner
tn ~ ,hsf sssi nia a1 ~ eao ro - y IT,
sarsa ne. r, ~ ID 'ae present ea'e must Dc &c
sAGhsnpR9 ] 5t,s,sd P e he a.
XicnTn ss IoTernor ri M,sstssinni fnesefore ~ =
~ he 0round Of de Senator {byske1. th,s n.pe1
1,1 ~ stoSs fhe ~ tnr ~ Tio1e-po,
| =; Missiseinnt '~e -"'-" o''eA4e'
Nj nRAKE ren,{ed. In the ahsenc roncts:
iofmA1op, s9an eae nSns t9tn e,es' ISo, ~
| tSs,l.hn4,, 49, eoniH ~, tns;e, tnst:, n, tsnr
erzor bsd chsn1ed handI >o''
rr1nr xss ~ Iean,1td ~ 9lTe t6t cs9tiue. "a ~
so5 ay1a ~ sns ssa ssS
de. bot nns ns'anses I'D oceu11sa in "a,
sworn IN without preseutinV anY Certificate
The admission q senator Day1s. ri lns:aoce, "a,
dc napers submitted hy Hi, Wilson. Tne pareIi
:. fefrtd tn cnre An aeconnt n1 meeting ID fo,n
Rtses o. !es 81 WINCH oa
Mr WILSON sa.d the papers inc1naed the Ger
snTfecsne.. a. ~ n tne 1ourns,. Ir,ilsf report
| me proceedings OF tne Senate and . ceftlnca;
tgted By the Secretary Of stata Ard Prov!sions
MI III. DAVIS considered all tho papers iaforn.
| ard ln4uE1clnn, ~ testimony Of the election, an
claimed that In flgning the credentials Gen
| eral Atues lad been guilty OF An unWAllant2o!
Assumption OF po1ef
III. STOcKTUS OBJECTED to the credentials
that they were elgred b. . military commAnde,
J nat hsr1re 4 republican form OF Rosernneut
| and. besjctE the gentlemen tn question wer
se5ia,lon efSSa ne'o'o lilo o4s0 "A' ''e" ~ Aep''
MI, WILSON hoped thete would be no furtht
Objection 10 adniEil.er1ne The oath to Nj. Reye
reftytn0 thta 10 he attriIsr 70 Ill okner casea
Sensiofs IRON the Southern States. In nearly 4
: 1scnustrucied SSalss thcT Tere elec:ed nf1or
| liz forral Iepreaentss1ou Of the a;Atos 10 Co
. Tns Senate then decided without division
I receiys he papers presepted b5 Nj, Wilson.
= III STOCKTON o1eled 1caolu'ioa 70 refer
b Amea nnd HeFeIa apd ipSt1pctipE then to reno
6 1hethef e;,htr os po:u Or said pavt,
R.d osa citizens q 10 ban. Un'a "a s.s
- ipsahitapts of Mississippi At tns ume OF tnt
election, il constitutional sense, and wattn
. ne tine Of nis election, = comnnsoaed ot1csI
II the Tinted Sta,es, and Military Commander
M,sa.ssippi, nndar ne Reconsuuctlon acss
r. XII. FoMEKoY SAD tne ctcdeniiAla OF Au
II had not bcen presented, AND, therefore, could
u be 1eiarta:
y onI III ine reference % a. to Amee. Sns proaeedei
diecuss the QUESTION pIeaeoted By The case Of bt
~ /. ei: Tsse IS e sss e
~ vo.ed twenty years ago. and the e''deace Of
Ut lit. TRuMBULL raid tns dlscuss!ou Of
c1 claim Of Aues to ; seat was premature. tn
y, nal 70 excn1e for referring the present matte,
| committee, There 1Aa uotninE TO Rhow I
- neye1a Vas cot An Inh2pltaut Of the 9tAte II
Is which he came The evidence Of hit eltc1io'
tly the Senate Was the very best be could pEes'
.nt The objection that he was elected before Ms
~ s!rpf wa4 entitled TO rtrresent tAunn had no vel
Ean cirction Of tinted States SenAtofb we're legal
on 10 the sdnlst.on Of the s:a,A -.
bis MI DAVIS gave potce o. ~ in.enuon M 10 &
In to ne lsst re sdm o. ~ ins e. tWo ME- ~ a.
,dy ;ns. ,rnss IN chtecnnn Al efrYy sten 81 Ihc
al ceeuIrRh Ne1er before, ID nli,or1. had colt
Ia man been elected 10 the Senate: tnt tha swor'
- | dictator had opened the WaJ for hin. But
~ that eNcId. he never would have been preAel
&nh here. THIS rrao neve1 WIZ, and rcyer Nou!d
sIly the choice Of the people Ct Mississippi. Mo1eo
lar NeyeI1 NA1 not c.ttzer rs eb0Fn bI the !
s,. Scott ca1e- Ht held that Congress could not
rhe fer ratui4MIafloa upon coloFea tnAn.
80 NJ. sAL1sA ~ tAa nc "esia .a lnaaa en Sea
eoo DAVE tpAt tNenls Jsa1. ~ tus % ,,.s- s
in- ,nu that III ihe void II - Wits ciuzcn" meant
tne pea1cr = hiie tbAn biack. Nj. Reve1 Vas tncll
OF. In this decision, aud voted IN Ohio unstEK
ions et {ofcd c!s!1cuAhip It could not noW bc ne
aiiy hin: - ........ ,..- ~.
and ~. N e1plessFa e1ps'"s rtsn,i.1 r 4cr
.hn SSsns,. a. inot ~ nnrxn1 thnt decs,on 4
on | outrs1t upon the constitution
fA, upon the rights Of the people, And It h&d Dee
80 bosed by the Er4ndess uprising Of the peop
eAs auJ age. He tS1e) believed tnat color nesef
,ae Ihst the long looked fof dsy, when the tneol
-. =, ! fna comm on brotherhood o! Man Wa4 to take