, 1870-04-23

WASHINGTON, april u.
SENATE.

81 TsKea1la st oee i adaoa 70 ssooa alsesdy i sa5
1RE w1sSEFE1 RESOLUTION
The Sentte then took up Nj. Chaudlera rso-
at9n d5ssnS The p4asnt ot The Cnte sag.
the annexation Of The N11nepex Itssrict ~ Ter
rttor5 U State, @s0''"~
NJ cMASnLEn IA aaia be Ind offered tho resolu
Ifoeee1cd 70 show the reasons upon which ne9o-
nAtlons should l'e commenced. Ftsst, That the
81 maintaining Itself TOR some time against iii A.
tempts Tor lts suppression. Second, our Own FREE
republic, which had invited The whole world to
borders; that auy patt oi It's coatluent 1eloaSed
70 the Crown- Third, That the injury inflicted
aefnowleSe the rebels Is teiiissrsnts Upon he
breaking OUT Of the rct,enon, and her spollationa
paired anu made good
III. Chandler continued at B0me length II the
enforcement Of iii propositions, closing as fol-
Tnn,;rJnn ~ s1f.rnnis,tc :" nv i, isttt,ttnra -
sid thsi r. f,c Rfttisn T;orc,nment siestrne7 tn
CONTINUE Indefinitely her sway there sae must be
nYrpareG to msiutaiu It Ey such forcc a. Wouid
1rlthstaud the Government Of the CuIted Siatta-
lie hoie1, In the interest OF humanity, that shc
Pes t nse en 4eua e,
ttuv AZ their ulttm1ie destruction would certalnY
follow Al army less thaa loa, 90 British regulars
t,le shonI nrDt;st even these NotI moi l,c better
than n forc.. of i'd liz then rrfer.
rcd to the facility with which American
ha1dsh!ps OF war IS Compared Will soldiers Of
other nAtious Claiming thai the United States was
the strongest military power on eaFth, and only
able hearing ~ foreign governments
Ar. RAMSEY inquired Of the Chairman Of the
Committee TN Foreign Relations fSurl.ter1 What
disposition had been madc oi tue sesUution be H.
frodncrti simi a. TO the ono noF nen,linr. IIe
thought tae subject whieh ese long prove Il sreat
mpo?tuncc The action Of the Rritlsh uuthortties h.
organizing Inc Canadian militia, In sending over
British rc9u1Ars, and In calling On Indians be-
tween The west coast of Lake sup.ftor and the
American Government
natitsn (;oycYnn1rnt Errr sntstinv Intitsns In
tfletr eerI1ce
| Sc: KAMsEI repltea that there va 10 doubt
niso called attention the report that the pro-
| posed expedition waa to proceed ~ way Of the
| Sault 81. Marie Canalr To the State OF Michigan
liz rcAA from private les1sT Id coTroter1t1on Of
his statement, 70 shpw the difficulty of sranspdEtA-
| ton for III expedition LII An1 othcT than American
Tesscls that might be cha1tcred for the purpose
| Michigan State authorities would not permit the
use of the ST. Aaz.e Canal In further
| British authcr1sies- The country nced not fcar
| any assent By the state to such nn expenditure
He would go further, and say that he had 1t fr.m
| III autho1auye source that permission wouid not
he given sy ths Cnlnsd ;s States authorities fsr ne
had no right to ask any such uecn,c. and be pre-
Nj, SUMNER thought the apprehension which
| had been exnresseI would nfoyc unfountjed. That
| il was nut cunteEurateI bF the British Government
to use the canal referred 10, Tic stated that the
;6e ZANE Subject Was pending before he CON.
| mitsee On Foreign Re,2tsona awaiting onsciA ir-
| formation, unpp which the committee might base
il action
The discussion terminated by tho reference OF
tho resolution, on molten Of M1. CHANDLER, to
| c0vNTTTrp 1TInrSruKSTv
The Chair snno1nced thai III. Johnston had
r Claims, and Lewis On tho Committee On Mines
| 1no AAnA3-
,o.,n,,.r,..ts, Hs. tssn; ~ ~; lawn ,,,,,,,
9! Ss Ras, % e a., Gnf y 5tpest nc scs q
~, ..at,; ~ tcta ssunx .uas ~. |!
- tne .ast on tas s.aaute nooks conqeeseu WIZ
slavery, pla1lettlns ne importation q persons o.
coIof me csnaih stAtes; as2 on! prescribing
the oath ol omce 1or nefstns VINO nar4eIlated II
she rebellion sns not dtsa1aMned b5 ne Foastsentt
Identical with that required OF thJse whose rotl
cal Ana leeai disabilities hare been removed an
the Legislatures OF the states to which Sattonn
Cemeteries are located TO perfect The title Of ths
The Tic insalii ,:i Appropriation Btll, apprupstaun,
Bomc e, 600 QUO. was also passed
rrH1c LANDS II suG71EKS STATES:
u lolnt resolution, providing tint all public land
Arkansas .hai, be srbjcrt to t,1srusai under III,
aTs Y pr s sn1 ae ~ oe1 e stass
wills amended an.E II, l4'1 ss: ossr: w. -, ,.n,s
fhnffc1loS OF fNREs0S 3RAbE MAINS
trs,le msSks protested by Treaty supaiations ~ W.
passed
BILLS. INDEFINITELY 1p5r7pSEn
Quite number of bills were lndetlnitefy post
ponet- Tie bill to provide for return to apes!'
1aynents being thc ~ Ill On the subject 1ntFo
duceti by Ar. sumner, was indefinitely post
poheu.
4n1oGRfA1Sf.
A. ~ ne sehass wsnt me TO-, G1een1ase ses4on
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
II ~ - rarv4rr M s,11s
.rba 1rc,,a nroc.n.,,sl - thc rar n, -onn,t,en
fo1 h1ifa nY n1r.t. rharacter Varians hitia sxer
rrnnTteh @ ana nassc amonE them thc 1tIi to rein
uulsh to DutuQuc. Iowa, tle uiIr ot thc Cpiir
Mr. KNOTT. e II f1om s he Committee on Print
sttn,e. ns..ra,tnn ~ t1taness siinwlnT I'll
Sprsis,n nj rite 4, ic Iecldcd by he Court Q
2isins which was discussed iii he expiration q
shc i,t,on nour. sad Lid over,
'"e ANVIL A' a1sE T1H1FT Hu1x
The House. III committee, resumed the consid
: eratlon Of the Thrill tll Several additions
d | 1mcndnents were offered TO the section re2ur
| to scrap iron. hut all were rejected anu the set
= 1on was 1uaIiY passed over
7nc ns5, sas the
d cluilng ends, clippings and punchlngs Of net
= linn Iess nibHeti tan Sars and more advance
q than niE iron, except castings, one cent per H.
. ~. IKooks q. ", moved TO STRIFE out tn
s Of new Iron"
b Mr. kELIEY opposed the amendment % on
= which would facilitate the commission Of frsud
y md said It ws3 to the interest ct the people
Southern Illinois 10 sustain the Committee Of Way
+ | and Mens In the matter Of iron.
G lii. I0ClS Trsente,l The nrrteusions Of the pr1
;. tlc1nan r. frrresen; The psonic Of Southern Iii
no;s nn,f s.i3 re- ha,t heen tsltnr of whsf hr kne
r ! noiStnc af,nut Thetr Tss no desirs On the "a
e | nf any nzn in illinois to n1yc mai rcntIemnn
r. BcnTE.cr IN fhr rnat1rr ri tnc tar1f It ra
thrfrfnrr. oncIsirc on he part Of that Centiema
- ,Ea srn.nia IN ,rnsif - fhe ~ rHonIa ~ Sa.
'c IN ~ I11tnat f' VI ~ ''''13 " >A ~ so.
Ec af1nr further dtscus.,on br Mc.sr1 pASDA1;
e;,nIt,T tEi.E EAss snJ I1.VSHnn - ~ nsant
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'e ~ T t rssonrees ~ - Sn.tncr n;urt
IL ~ w va ~ ~ nrat an
ii and southwestern Indiana anu ILLINOIS, "atho
Is 'rELoaGn t.un ~, esa1en @ ~ GU, N, car,,o,u
&c tr5m pt1ns5iSanta E 20 i1tttst,le. N'e se4''eA'
ae NJ hELE1 F. !d ors1a1s1 @ sno tnst &c "as mol
y | Wr 1fN:AE M, saI, fotbtDc to ,.rtrnrs Ffc
D. the rrnslc1nans great abIlInes, tut be shou
q rrrollect he Hss only the repFeSent2tise OF u
of | district lie had no fVnt to rrprcscut Ultpo
1t nna ne {Aosan' AAlo01" 'o'se' e'e'' 'nN' Ae
~ ~ - .tnoi. so~n ntsn, ~ ".' '"'
MI BENJAMIN, In further crttictsm Of tho I
OF marks Of Ns. Kelley, sald the wealth Of Mlxsos
in yn1D n Ifft131 IN thN hrr