New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

Rad reso,ntion, Of the HewYork ,artmtnt OF .ne
Grand Army OF the Constitution nv ~ lansing OF
Brooklyn N " complaining OF the assessor, w adors Tor
lection OF ,aSGp@ Sn S Committee .ur
prised at such statement. for ~ was nv, grnder
Whether MANNED soldier sailor. or otherwise. AppleaS
ton 10 the Commissioner OF lnteIhh i,aa and N any
NAMED soldier sitting street corner IN s,d s,e
wore his breast certificate that nc nay fraud or a
taX 10 an ORGAN grinder, was either uhuu W "a
forgery or what was likely persons saa
been hired for political effect 10 s AZ hnc the Govern
ment the laws, and The Republican party into dis'reo
'~"'' LOBBY AGENTS ANNOYING hEMBEksi -, ,,o
Mr. ROGTRs Dem. Ark called the attention OF inc
nSaer 70 the violation Of rule which presorbes who
entitled to the Ua Sv Taroad and other
the rule was enforced.
The House then resumed consideration OF
Mr. WOOD Dem, n " protested against the bill, dc
carng that it Intended as precedent for the esap
Mr. WOODWARD dem, PENN said he concurred IN
the views expressed opposition to the bill lie dd not
rise however to discuss It, but to have read at the
Clerks desk q letter which he had received from
highly respectable gentleman" in Macon. Ga. cor
Ieeng statements BY the d gentleman as psnd from
Mr. BUTLER tRep, Massl then rose TO close he q do
bate and proceeded to defend and advocate inc Dill no
referred TO various acts OF legislation III regard 10 %
strucon and argued TO prove the or '"e
position taken by Messrs. Bingham ana farnsWoitn.
MIR FARNsWORTH REP. I'D remarked that the gem
eman from Massachusetts had done well ID gv1g no.
submit TO Interruption because the statements he was
making would not bear interruption .-,.,
Mr.. BUTLER continued his argument, ana rennueu
the House that he had withdrawn MS amehu,ucn' w
tending the term Of office in Georgia, ana theU Was
nothing in the bill touching that point ne "a
marked that the person whose letter MI Nuoa n
read by the Clerk was pretty person 70 unueta "
advise or lecture the House. He was teDe naineu pa
con- member Of the Agricultural STATE Far Comun'tee'
held recently In Macon which had refused TO permit the
limited States flag to be raised over Tie Far binding,
although the building itself belonged TO the United staes
Mr.. WOODWARD asked Mr.. Butler to whom he re-
ferredi .,.. ~, ,,
Is he not the many -, --.
Mr. WOODWARD-I do not know that nc is the same
man at all. and desire TO say A.,
Mr.. BUTLER dnterruptng)-I did not yield Tor the
gentleman state what he does not know mat WOuIu
take too long lLaughter A., .
Mr.. WOODWARD-lw want TO make correction as 10
that flag matter. r,
Mr. CUTLER said he'coud not yield any further. The
people country practical, not the0retcaI
great question. They that Georgia had murdered
her citizens and had deprived them OF their rights 1hey
wanted peace and quiet established there They wanted
this RecOn policy TO forward, and they wouu
sustain the action OF Gov Bullock OF Cen Terry Oh 'en
Grant. and OF Congress, in the matter OF Georgia
The question then taken on Mr. Blnghams amend
ment, as follows
Joftsd that nothing this contained shall be construed 70 va
Ged The State of Georgia, ether by tb
election the people y appointment the Governor thereof
Of the senate of 1 STATE Nbei
this the Official tenure of ohef Of
beyond the limited the Constitution er.o uaas
from the election appointment such officer; deprive the
under their Constitution 70 elect Senators
md the Georgia 1870 either
state,
| the Legislature NAV detgnsie bV li"
The amendment was agreed tO--lcas, llii NAYS il
| Tho bill amended was then passed . 80 ,
The following is the vote IN detail on MI Binghams