, 1870-03-18

~. IhAl1 1sAen stase ~ ~ V1r,o,a ~ Sar.te,
ocea u Virginia ny a1 aSs entitled ,nlan ~ a.
c,4 h H. Enteror n some cascs. and to Judges
10 others, and ns5ucHng ne NJ nfo..a
ent ot such ses and ehaase ~ as
nom people ana eytnE 70 !,aga' y not
such violation q naensn1s, 1ds conditions W on
e1S 1mieh ot the 'hf State ~ Waa ~adm!tted 70 rep.
Congress- n order that 1spqnSian toFm o' gov
*'ssR' r. bk0ok oS s & sffsea NeS 9osk Z sssesea
III. sHAsKs .l1ss oaesed resolution perteetas Tie
Adopted. a
A1StNo hnd- ,.,.4o. w.
ported IT. T iii 70 amend he act Of Jaly q, isee,
granting the right q ray to ditch and canal OVID
ore5 public snd e aadnS y, and
enied 1t the rate OF $3.50 per acse: provided no
p1acer Claim shall e5oeed r. iSo acscA After an
'>'~ 1aI su7Ro IUksn. BILL
Mr. FERRIS, from the Mining Committee, made
aq aaye1se report On the Dill te1a''7e 70 me s1'to
MI. SARGENT naadc minority report anu e.
eucd in favor OF the measure as referred to the
went over to Tuesday.
T. tCTIkRs C4hE
luti0ns reported yesterday from the M1an.5 Com
mittee In tho matter Of Butler Of Tennessee, fot
he oondesnnaion con- of butter, and the other Ills e1
| puls1on.
MI. LOGAN explained how It vas thAf each res
olutlon wAs signed by four mcnbeIA Inc EeAou-
don condemnine Butler had received = majority
vote IN the committee; uut Waea u Sase " 1be 70
RESOLUTION of expulsion vas really minority 70
iimony read, and to 1eave sns. question Without A.
| gtmeut, to the decision oi INC LOUSY. o....,.
/ Thc testimony Wis fEd0. 1eNEIa a. SCAoSppe
testified 70 having thro1sh Genera Estes n,ocu5ea
he appointment o. y ~ 1qm Po3 hi:h he
understood was to e 70 TsnnGsscG e. 70 ~ ne
used foE election us aenef ~ RsaS1 anns
menf, s ~ md mas he had been told b NJ; Cooper.
PTcMdent Johnson's Private Secretary, ~. ausn t
appointments Wese c1Ssed = H.: 9se Soa Fe tes
not Uncommon. General Gs1s F. Este & tssaaed 1o g.
that TIC negonaa2ns "1u VA shon, q M n Hnici
toFGpsom me ho ooou3d not say how much he stel nst
The n ns ssT ae thc aad bcet
thAt he ha1 sasEsstea 70 Datcf ,s ns srfs4 a;
Shsy nn and tSeIe T WIS eerh.ps soo saik as to ta
e.. ttaf therr were twn naneH in h1 d!stric
e n '1ss TerV 1nIs psa cond.ae ia required support
era do not knoM: eanuos ta1g a rooasd
be betef asa . hin ler i ksa ielt =
and dd net ease ~h.t nqes :s,s, d!a vim ;sa, =
h woa.l not receive II tor himself . ,n,,x..
E. Witnesses for tho defence lesl1ea As iouoMs' :,
Sci mSa1 q tSs Ss Yss aesas; for II
= SONS frpm Butter. He had never g1Fcn hin any
sS2 g; nom n Is exa q d,4ss
sasfs ~ oi HS sSy s1sss ssea
Of ~auid nass an examination
d, Wm. 3 Stokes, member Of Congress, had sec
tionei CnnTrnffnn that Butler had last summs
eontrtbated ] $50 to the S,att Josrnai, which y,
ot 1hc Kspahucan p,.{ In Tennessee sss
OF r..hanS9nn E. r. T .hen fhe money patd by Es,e n
,s.na 10y ip tshe md Butler ,od lin II nad bes
ri o@ NsT s55 Te55 to be used In starting pap
Tm' Snencc. Of Tenn, WIS In Buffers roo
when Este ieft The moncJ. Butler did not recei'
IT, tSne nv to a. Tit H. il Would Be construed that
on tanG nsa i.rcn - ny Il far far wrong purpose.
NJ Buffers own statement before ,. sae somm ~ 2,
sn e his district qualifed boz for the Militia
~ ae.dsn,v ds He hi, talked with General sehone
rs 1cncrs3 70 II sc5oncld iost lin residence couid
cd ecnnirr, IN rer1 shoIt time; that Guch hAd be
X nc practice Of tic government; that The Rfe
oHsa e. an n honor M 10 tne couaY-and that
<. annofnt1ncut Of Tyler would be very Esatfyt
Ct SnhsenncnttY General Este called and Insisted
ae his tsSinr the money which he at Erst DECLINE
an an Colonel Spence, Of Tennessee, who Vas IN ! !
OF room u the time, ntetposed aud $40, aoo "a -
o. ~ ttnc IN The election. md you know = few Of
ssys t. eas .eeg ma u.e i
Ao' sec election General Este took 500 himself, :
1eM fW 2" as M ~ hnnircS doll
o sea to establish paper n thc Interest Of Gene
H. Stokes satisfied debt q 3eso On en- NJ No.
snd eon,Ttnuted 500 to lie Unien t'sag, = Kepu