New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
XLIsr CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June %.
THE ALLEGED SAN DOMINGO OUTRAGE.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. June D.
THE ALLEGED SAN DOMINGO OUTRAGE.
Mr.. HOWARD (Rep, Mich.), from the BE-
lect Committee the petition OF Davis Hatch, in con-
nection with the San Domingo treaty, submitted writ
report with the testimony taken in the case recon-
49, anding the indefinite postponement Of the subject
~. sCHURZ Rep. Mo- said he would, during the
,..o. the views Of the minority of the Committee,
u"' =, ,fo.srs Ferry Vickers and himself. He
introduced bill entitled joint resoiu-
tion relative to complaints OF DAVIS ha.on aH r r
70 Mt Ar OSBORN ep Fla from the Committee on Pub
,c Tands remarked with amendments the bill granting
lands i'm aid of railroads in Alabama and for the coll
structiOn Of a canal in Florida: ,,.uoo. nm tho
The report OF the Committee o, conference oh 'no
Bankrupt bin was submitted and adopted
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION; 90 ...,.,,
Mr. ABBOTT Rep n c. INTRODUCES SaTth caro |
road the wilmington, Charlotte an" rutherford Rail
road and the sparanbur Union Railroad under the
name of the North Carolina Extension iaway
Cleveland Tennessee and establishing continuous ral
Carolina and south Carolina and the Pacific Ocean by
way OF the contemplated Southern Transcon'lnen'a
Railroad. .
The resolutions reported from the Committee on fUI
eign Relations on Cuba We're then taken Up ana ~r
At4 O'Clock the subject went over and the senate tooA
UP ''i' i'0''' NATURALIZATION BILL.
Mr.. C0NKLING Rep n ~, VINO had eGlrse VI o Via
bill, said that In the nope OF It's passing lo!' o
not speak on IL. -, A.
Mr. DRAKE Hep., MOI spoke Of the enornity OF the
election and naturalization frauds In New YORK Clty ana
the necessity for their suppression lie desired 10 pu
record his prediction that the next civil war In thls
country would result from the fraudulent NATURALIZATION
of aliens Men never legally natraized voted annually
In New York CITY, No matter how great the Repunica
majority i'm NewYork State outside the city, sufficient
counter majority always manufactured IN the cly
10 overcome IT, The success OF Presldentldl chuuto
by such "A fraudulent means would De signal 1or INC
great body OF the nation rise and that that man
should never take his seat and then wOnlu cone te
worst civil war this country had ever known lie was
apprchensiye the bill reported might not REMAIN on
the statute books, 1t so far npeded NATURALIZATION
that the work pulling 1t down would DC cohhehceu as
possible. 80, - ~, ~ I'm
Mr. SALISBURY Dem. DELI said the title OF the MI
should toe "A bill TO prevent naturalization ne Sal9l
every election held since the Fifteenth Amendment had
gone adversely TO the Republicans and now, afraid 70
dcpend upon the 100000 ignorant eOlOred voters ley u
manufactured, that party wanted to exclude hundreds OF
thousands of naturazed voters so as to carry fher
elections. -. --t.,o. 60
the bill as outrageous and unprncipled lie sad the
bin was to take away naturaiZatOns IRON the STATE
Courts and give them 10 the United states Dslrlct
Courts and Registers in Bankruptcy In the STATE OF
MARYLAND this would compel some persons u rue from
25O 10 800 miles TO get this right from United states
Court while state Courts In all the states had away
been comparatively easy OF access.
Mr.. BAYARD (Dem., Deli took similar ground III q
long speech against the bill, regarding II as especially
designed further political purpose. He argned 10
show uncousttutonality OF the provision Tor an
examination OF certificates issued subsequent TO July T.
1865 a. giving courts OF state power 10 examine
in ana override acts OF a court OF anOth r state .
At "a o'clock understanding was enccted lhat the
hil should be postponed till saturday next, Whtn IL
would be disposed Of The Senate then adjourned