, 1870-02-10
FoRTY.FlRs1 CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ..
RESoLCTyuks.
MRo.ut!ons we're adopted caltcg for lnforrH.
Isla,ive to the eias oi ths centr.i Essaca q tas
UL:or Fac.Ec Railroad for bonds RI lands IN a.1
IF the road, aud d.rrctlrg the jodicisEy Commit
1er 10 qute Ito Tie reorganization Of tae 9eos-
gtA Legislature .
1sIIED s1ArEs LAVE
M. coSkLlSg, from tue Committee On He
ncnis the Hon-e p.ll exceeding Inc t:ms
lor rtsitink aId eon.oiaattIg lhe a'a,-
cent 10 sppe.Ls three cnnn'sEoners, 10 nntsh
eMh:D soIre years Inc rc1k Prescribed IN the act
Mr. CARPENTER, from tbe Committee o. Mli-
tAiy AGa!rp, tepnsted with ancodmta1a tue bll
ior he Witsholdpg Of Moneys from inc Indlan
t1tbet hofdlrE American cap ptTes.
MI. HOWARD, from the Committee On Terrific
Ites. .eposied "! !o provide Tor the payment
q Z f. s at Mon
JUDICIARY ELL.
Mr.. WILSON introduced bill to increase the
cut cous. of tSe nc,,.d sts'es. sEI 10 e,sao1a .i
tee boundaries ol Juo:c!a D!s:zic;e. Referred 10
NEUTRAL Rx1Ar1oEs-
II TIC s,tsssr : posiiS5 p q tas y Lnotn!ng hour ~ -
eAid Spain had lately fitted out In the hatbor OF
New ie1k thirty gunbuats, AID publicly en.4,ed
s1oTed d. purtose of sasju uss,!ns the people oi cubs
to her TILE, tue mpat despottc and snhrmGn Known
70 modern tines. We had Knowingly Furnished
boring people with whom We wrre on the must
iIieIoij terms AID enjoyed The most tnt:2a,e com-
,nemIelscs ron inc military aeapot1m d I cruei
AID tst'e IAtlon Separated from them b. broad
ocs Al. he proposed 50 to ancEd our stalute tpat
these things should cot he repeated BY authority
OF law. II any principle Of the law Of natln1s
inquired that Spain should receive this substantial
essNtalca 1t puf hands, tnat prtuc:pie 1as hot
based npon res4 OH, and was improper. he held
that no nA.ion should feel bouah TO adn!uiscr any
do 50 would be TO ,nnsci great injustice,
tucltJ. and deittuc:1on upon lsrRe masses OF
people, and cited from various Authostues upon
inter atorh n law 10 suppots Of hts position Tnr
pasent and caa I'D 4e9e 49,
port, a1d ecucstaon we're required on she one
bice, there should he obedience and submission
Dsn10od, and The colony wan entitled to the
| iuRcuoIs Of State capable OF self.goYeEnment
sId set.piott ction parenta! control s1ould cease
| that there WAS dlTtrebce between an attempt
at the Ierontion Of a colony Iosmlrg an integral
PAT Of hipGaom and IKE attempt o. the part
OF dtst1ht colony, and femBrktd th1t tho aMe
had at1irtd TO proclaim thus doctrine one lndI-
called alike IN season and Justice. The al1sga-
ot d.ssan. territory ana e as,abIisaed co!on1
| there. Eaid Territory became part Of The nation
| tquaily with tts former peeseaelons, waa uns1p-
ntes OF ErelaLd, France, and Spain had never
been treated theoretically OF r1ac1lcay as Integral
| paris Of those empires. 1t wss horsld mocIery
when the spahisn Government affected to treat
Cuua II rait CT the kik gdom Of spain, Wnen sue
denied her rights under The Spanish Constiin-
tiou. acd ueated bef "a mere possession. Guy.
eyerIed By Tie will Of despotlc Captain General.
Mlthou, meaning 10 assert the United S:ates
should interfere ~ military force In behalf q Gu
should moi contribute dItectiy Or Indirectly to
upheld tho power Of Spain over that
juauted our concession OF belugereat rl9nts, II
| was zuf1cleut that we KEW that a const1e1ablc
81 Ds n c0S on
all Que Eide, we ought not TO AID The other.
lie then referred 70 the uaa9uitode Of the con-
tess n Cuoa aad depicted u Ieyos'ng !ns.dents,
ocrpua cruelty rhnt e1nolated the hotrurs Of the
FIeIch revolution, md Indicated that the Spanlan
satanic balbtr1sn b. wnich it vs4 dlstinguisaed
n ING war u Tho Nethe1tsnda. onr silence
fef bey s5a 5a5 nsu1n sn Ha PeopMs sef
the Cuban Insurgents we're Struggling TO abolish
tu,lon in the blabd Viewing the Cuoan question
from an American standpoint, he said Cuo& wa
a. entirely inc!ndtd IN what Taz called the Monroe
lad. aId ths possatsion @ d cnea T ey sp.la in eeinS
hostile 70 our policy, .ts possession BY that power
should depeId upon Spanish power and re%oorces
regarded 81 the unised siases ID tne iShr q snf.
fsI&nce or tolerstlon+ rathet than because OF The
| eIbtence OF 4 mild il'le.
| The blll Of LII, MORTON, with thst or the
NouEe relative 10 the neutral relstlons OF the
| United States, weTe referred 70 the Commlttee on
| Foreign ReatopR
| k1sCu1AkforH.
The CeDtns bill waa taken m. ..,...
| Mr. ANTHONY. Oh lc2Fc, made statement II
support Of biz bill 10 reform the public printing.
1ieterrCd tc tbs Connlttee on Printing.
mt. TRCMBGLl, from the Conuitsea on tht
JQd!c!sry, ptet en!edA substitute for the Houat
Ill TO admit MA4,kstpp1 to representation. Tht
coptlt!o1s that tho State or als4lssEpp entitled
to rescatatiou In Congress-
Z Ato. from the ZANE COMMITTEES, With aEeEd
| mentt, Till to change the Judicial Circuits. Al
/ aucLdtd the bill constitutes tho Circuits al fol
lows: First E1srntt, MAiner SeW Hkm2ihtre,
Vermont Aassscnusettss Rhode Island, ard Con
Ss. He.t; 1ntn
Te1At, and Artanlas: Fun, Eortl
Carolina, South csrollna, Georgia Florida
Ahbau,n, ard Tennessee; sixth, Ohio, Michigan
Kentucky and WeaS Virginia: Seventh, Illinois
Indiana. and Wisconsin Eighth, Minnesota. lows
Nebraska, KapIa4. and Mtlsous1; Ninth. Caufor
1!a, Oregon. snd Sevpaa. Ths bill further pro
residents OF their respective circuits. ana vacan
ciea now or heretofore CT at'nE IN said court sha!
10 every ca1c DC tlsed py q reRdert Of the circuit
. Af.es dlscul1iou. MI. cOSEL1SG. ~ a test Q
tie sense Of tho SET ate upon the general ques
t!or, moved TO lar Inc Houpc bill upnn the 1ah!e
m!ttee containing ctrtain directions 10 toe Sfcfe
t1.y Of the Iater1nr relative to The census, wopl
be dspcSe d Ct separately.
| The motion EHS arYfed tD-yekl 46. nara