New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
Garibaldi
WARRINGTON,

Eight Hundred aud Ninety Sew en- Fhea'
sand Dollar. Internal Kevenue Ase-
ce,pts-Coug ess will Adjourn July
Fif.eeath District Attorney Tor
South ern Misslssi9pi COndr m ed-Fnss-
aee OF Riii to Com mpeasate the Aeas-
sarge Cfew for DosIroyiag tho Ala.
bamn-Newsham Against Ryan DIS
cussed- Hill Enforcing Fffseenth
Amendment Discussed In senate-A
Volunteer Informer Kebuked-Acri-
mouious Debate In the seaase.
WASHINGTON. May 20.-Internal revenue
receipts to-day 1897 900.
Congress will adjourn July Is.
Senate as United States District Attorney
for the southern District of Mississippi.
House-The bill to compensate the
| officers and 5crewsof the kearsarge for the
destruction of the Alabama, appropriatlng
$50 900 out of the Japanese indemnity fund.-
| passed. .r
ooainst RYAN. was taken up and discussed
till two O'Clock, when the House proceeded
| With the business OF the District OF
message from the Senate was received,
announcing that the Senate had amendeo
the House resolution OF adjournment 6y
fixing July Is, instead OF fourteenth: Ihe
amendment was immediately agreed TO.
A motion to reconsider was laid on the
table, thus making the matter definite and
final. ,.oa ~
: the bill enforcing the fifteenth amend
ment.
has written very sharp offlclal letter 10
marty in ALBANY, New York, who 1t seems
has recently brought charge against
merchant of that city of violations of inter
nal revenue laws, which, upon lnvestlga
zion. proyed groundless. The letter taxes
the ground that these self-appointed detec
2 tiyes and voluntary spies VINO make IL
business to bring charges against hones'
men for technical Vloiatlohs oI Jaw nav.
no claims to be considered other tnan d;
e disreputable persons, land administers
r very severe rebuke to the party IN question
Senators were bitter O-day. Discussing
j. adjournment, MIR. Drake said Democra
!. had offered this resolution OF aoJournmeh
O on the fifteenth of July, In the house, sn'
: here the especial champions Oh al ear
r licsn Senators were found voting with them
8 in the face of the statement of the chairmei
S of eyery important committee, that the pnr
D. lie business could not be transacted cy Ina
e time. He wished the country to understan
d that the Republican majority OF this Senat
o were defeated by minority 1l ,a hepuo.ica
d Senators combining with the Democrats.
!. Mr.. Cameron resented the remark OF MI
n | Drake as an attempt to dragoon senator!
IT Mr.. Tipton said that it was time that TN
e. UNANIMOUSLY odious style OF argument hs
Ie ceased. .,k s.
0, The Vice President said the term "mf'
re monslv odious" was not parliamentary.
" Mr.. Upton said if it was unparllamental
W he would take back the term. but intimate
that he did not regret having made use
il. The editor of the Chronicle had bee
N practicing this game upon Senators 4
It. months in order to bring them into u
ty traces on the Bingham amendment.
:" This course of conduct had been cel
he timed here 80 long that it was becomlI
n unbearable, and for the harmony of the h
ny publican party it was about time that
at cease, He cast his votes on prlncipie; w
er responsible to his constituents for tho
,s- votes. and no amount of dragooning wou
ce ever induce him to give his vote otherwl
C. than as according to his solemn OATH,
ry Mr.. Burdette reported from the suo-col
mittee of the Elections Committee, again
RYAN. and in favor of Newsham. Mr.. bu
he dette supported the report by argumeI[
ch He was followed by Mr.. VOORHEES,, OF
diana. in favor of the minority report.
le- These proceedings, which attracted We
se, great attention, gave way to the regul
ri order. but will be resumed to-morro
ch when Mr.. Voorhies will conclude, a.
he Judge Ryan will himself speak.