, 1870-02-12

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try fof the loeaiica oi Agricultural ooltxe oettl
providing fos ias ,sIe q osrtssa lsass 10 tie So
1slsEta IN keAnsort County, Bouth CtronnA.
III. HOWARD. from the Committees On tho Pa.
c:tc Ratiscao, reported, with a1net dr.nt. bill
fsia1tnK to tho centh Branch Of the unlon Pacific
NJ, NYE int!oIueed = ali! to reltrgu'sa The 'a-
tcle<t of tht uLtted StateA Ia the military resef-
Nj. CORDErr introduced bill granting tauds
70 a'd tAe construction Of canal IN Oregon.
o,,o1 5af a. r. y.Axa1xG rz'ys.ESx; II S's; ., .,.,
tae 3AI kstE privilege Nas t2ken up
Nj. DRAKE feteKed hia ameItmtnt to con.
n6ns sss pssiss e ~ ~ - ta.Gs q
~ tine pclrJ waa 70 encourage The eafcolAsaon
III. coSk:INd favored the immediate passage
Nj. MOTION declared hin aslt IN favor o! abol.
lhirg tie ffauktDg privilege. for the reason,
csiltd d prislieae had been 10 members Of Congre44
great aknoyaLee- lie Did lot think the goVera.
Tent Tent xoula @ are oss dollar ey tue propossd 70
should be ptoperl5 pE1ftcted, 10 that tho s2I1e
E1ouEd would not have 10 Ec gone oEes hereafter
Ne sad tne o;.t, a. u came from The uoase, vas
oi revenge on the part Of conafers, becsuae ihey
had urged the abolition Of TIE ftaak1ng prtvtueRs
He could Lot SAY there Was anf xruund fur 16u
but suca Nas The impression.
THE K1aslasIrr1 R1tI-
AZ thn posnt the morning hour expired,
0AA AAV MI "A4 4&LA A41VS ~ tNpCt0Q VIII tu8
nl1ntd ousinsA. VIZ, tho Mfaslaasppi OH.
~. HAALlh. With view to tAka up Dlttrc.
q COLUMBIA hustue.4 Loved 10 postpone t1e bill
log.
The cors.deraton CT the Mn.tsl,ppl bill WAS
AZ: yllKERs spoke In a11a.snnens OF sae re-
NJ. WILEY supported the inuos,t1oa Of con.
diIiols The tatua ~ IN The cA+e OF Virginia
Mr. TlPrOS opposcd Inc conditions, believing
Ley would prove lntilc and aaortlye-
Mr. DRAKE called sttsaloo TO the fact that the
i1om Msssach1setss, were inose Vho, upon sec5o-
at1uciion Etssutre, hnd 1bkcn aides with tha
UMoc1stG. What Was the ms4oicz Of tnis coz
md dtcornaLt eEeuen'sr Ia ooposltloa to : policy
which the Republican msloz!ly IN bo:h houses nAd
h:tterso sustained II Con.sIsAslte Republican:
U11 vas 10 develop t4elf IN the SeI1ta a. Gppolcd
to Kscicll Ktrubltcanlsu. te desired thu 1ack
s:sted. - i nient be known =, oseo
Af. FOWLER mRdb sQN6 Fen.atk1 tpun the
general aunjeci, y hlca called pp Mr ME, who
de+rlu " kIow On which side lhe Senator had
SPOKEN When thAt Senator tfst came to the
Serste be could not get muAttis enough to alauXh-
let the feht!s, bur be lad subsequently Changed
ii: FOWLER replied nat a., 4 the Senate. tron
during the mos: sFJrpR periods Of the Wal, his
voice night not nov oe 20 i1ud. nor hls co1stas-
South to huut down slaTea, he would uan!sest
1ore tender feeling than nAd been ehown b1 ne
3E+N@Ql HULL AtGtA4a- lac Gaa41[L kAA% ~ MIG
toa4ted friends nf freedom IN the Leglllaturra OF
Nsssaclntette New York, aad Missouri, had been
Al faithful TO The Cause al they low claimed 10
hare been, the sIase-ostvef would no. hare
cracked bis Enlp near II long as he did It waa
tho in1dclty or those who pfeteEded 10 be the
earliest opponents Of slavery that enabled The
k!AYe-5ItseIa 4 sutnor1ty 10 continue
| LII. SlE remarked that the difference between
him II the SeLRtof from Tennessee WA that
| his own weyp the tolt!eA OF youth. while 1ho4e Of
| TIC Senator fFcm TenEesaee were tue foillea OF
SEe- -..... ..
me coIoquy between them was 1ually tern!-
1ated By The Chair, who remsffed thA! the eK.
rresalon, "inen returned to his wsllow." nsea By
| Mt. E5e, wsa not in orcef.
| Mr. THURMAN laid the necessity Of the pro-
poked conditions wAs assumed to be that tuey
were essential 10 The establishment Of a repualt.
can form Of government IN the State. II the
condition that voiefA should read Wal necessary
to tpsIe Mississippi! republican, BY what privilege
WAS Maasach11etA allowed p!nce in the Gnton
without The same pros ts1on7 SO with all tno con-
d!ti0Es. When did 1t become Necessary that to
bc republican the pfoplo NJ State nhpuld pro-
vice Ecboo1 fund and school privileges lie pro-
ceedtd &c show that these requirements were un-
kpoHn 10 the constitution at tke time OF IL for
n32'1bD.
III. HOWARD made some 1emazts In favor OF
imposing conditions.
DxAIn Or REPRESENTATIVE HOPKINS ANNOUNCED.
| At4:s3 message was received from this House,
| sproui ClEE the death Of Representative A0pktuA
OF NiscoLt1n.
Rcmstks In honor OF the deceased, were made
BY Mcst1s. Carpenter and io4f, and, After ADOPT
! irE the u81nl resolutions OF respect, thf Senate
| ADJOURNED TIL Monday.