New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
yJIsT CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
SENATE WASHINGTON. March 81.

~ the ioprnaI proposed by Mr.. TRUMbuLL' :" ~ 10
show that re- had moved 10 open the doors TO have the
Presidents Message relative to the fh'fehtn A"e"u'
Inent read IN cp"usession.
7ur TEXAS SENATOR'S ADMITTED.
Mr.. DRAKE dep Mo- TrrSrntcd 10" Sl@uGh,,",I elect OF
from Texas former for the term ending M'tcm =
1871. and The after Ter the term ,lu,IE W c ~" u ~
Tyc asked The. thr gentlemen he sworn INTO Once.
Mr A. q. THURMAN Dem, ONO called Tor me rrau-
tifcaes Of election. signed by t. j. DAVIS "o''"''o
Texas Via p-os,d.nt
Mcssrs Hamilton and Flanagan conc ai TnI", ,U,l,aed
10y Mes,rs Drake and Cole aud after being tniv lu'u
took seals upon the Republican side oi thr se"'e. ,
The House Loiul Resolutions OF Synpaiht ana l'Sivo
for the mrlruiy of MaiorGcn George IL iho'""" "'''
'n zen % It'll ,pc ,, PENN presented memorial from
citizens Of AucgbaHy Comfy, Penn, or an eu'lle 49,
necessity Tor spec DIV definite action Oh ne subject N
view that by he terms Of the law I1 N Nau nnus
Dee 81 1859. aud It's subsequent correction was ""
nn i relating to officers Of Soldiers Homes allowing
rcred army officers 10 bg assigned 10 d"'! at tue "ii
ferent Homes. passed .,o,o
MAIL SERVICE RETwEEN AUSTRALIA NJ san FRANclsGo
MIR COLE rep. CalJ Introduced oil authorizing the
establishment Of Ocean Ma,l steamship Service be-
tween the United States and Australia.
II directs Invite proposals f'r mail steam
.s s 's W. @ o. ,oS Sa =. Haooaa nd part
soi Of t-eire and Nee Caledonia By means Of mGHn ,
hue 81 trstcass Au-ucsu-huilt seas"ug 'ausps :" t
So ooutrac, responsible bidder for said service
srrn ofl4 y'a i 40 proposals ha be considered ~n rr
responsible citizen citizens OF ihv u9eu
State. Los Hry cai,ad T5 to 20 e" sns' %. ] from ali
port charges ,te ports Of arrival and departure
The bl Was referred 10 the Committee Postoices.
Mr. PATT4fs5GSS REP. n IL introduced bnl to
establish National Institute Of Applied sciences.
ssr eo,pu OF ibe education Of
Gt. 10 b, o&ed loT her use 5, be Syerstsry
Mt kLO @ n a. Sa ,fS cS1s 10 ' be % gwen G To-
&C. state e. Louisiana for Hospital services Inc said
bills were r''' ,s t% @lr%lI HS} HS'i'oN
MI 81 lSrUhN (pcu.. Deb offered a resolution
tIc G.'r 'Ir ratification OF ne proposed fiieenth
ts several states respectively WHICH nave Iauied Tue
Mr ,rEV,Gr dcp.. New objected.
Mr.. SALISBURY explained that his object was simply
Co seeur, worthy information he dates, as lie
Mr. pRAKE G.rp. MOI said the Information had
Tie ic-ou.liou was then laid over.
g,uEo IHE %Nts AID ONO ElvE = ,,.oo,
o S m NE Committee E2 I on Commerce into the
cNp.dgi,J 10 rausi survey and examination, under
romnia,,c.,,,1n brtwceu f}iewatcr tie James River
ard the Ohio ivcr at the mouth ~ the Great hanaWha.
los t'c vay of tine James aHd hauaSb ia Rivers aud her
l2' MN y' ~ n a. NAV be- re-
uutru f1i Or. tram poriatiou Of military supplies IN time
~ war; ana meet the commercial necessities OF the
NsslpV valley, 'i,h liberty 10 report ~ Dli or other
Nj. ROE n;rp. Alal introduced bin granting lands
10 the Kansas cry and Memphis Railroad Company.
TuY CASE or CHS. AyEs,
and NJ ViCELES U)1n MAJ addressed The Senate
upon The question Of inhabtaGcy as qualification of
cuzcrship. &C quoted nom allh9nuts To- SHOW lhe
ijcj ard argued that tbe alleged declaration by Gen.
Amr> tu b-comC q o Mississippi uuHnpoTiaut.
voluntary act On ans pant could Dc shown 10 make
tie iutDuiuu N.id
Mr sAWYt.L d,cp, S c. discussed the general Ques..
Nh Amcs', reflection by the Mississippi Legislature,
voyne the Withdrawal y the present claims the present
hmcuiy Noud De aFocrn. ina, Lr-I,la' "ie mn ue-
c.r,d Mr. AHrs To be c Ecu Of MI,si-srp 6y cleCtng
Luu aud why should ey be asked 10 repeat the eclaa'
iui A lcW election would not make MT, Amcss Iuten.
Vutorcsde tneIe any more complete than Was IBIS former
ST. CARPENTER C}ep., wis) said there would he this
difference Ccu. Anes would now 20 10 Mississippi and
sjay There night Ac would have remained OF his owl
f,e Will lcr longer cnod than at any uuo pIor to LIS
Mr SAWYER replied that the inference from the Sen
ators Irgab va, hat Le Carpenter held 10 the "Ili
that army officer could not at any time choose
ME CoygLING rep. n " said in many cases bodily
nothing do with the question. He mentioned sup
Ina as a residence for himself ana family 10 show hat
he might be made rhabItant Of that State without
Mr. sAWYI.R resuruing his argument commended that
the fact uf Gen Amts's acceptance OF the senatorial
nominal significant as buying pautatOn or
any other acc o show las Intention TO become cizcn
II not necessary for INN TO purchase house or en-
gage business order 10 become an Hhdmant, hut
for tins particular purpose 1t was Necessary for hm TO
Mr.. MOLElL C3cp. Me- reviewed the facts in tho
case, AID arl"cd that GrH Ame: is a cl%en o. me
United States as also every 0iher cz,n had Huoiia
ton as sL,d hm hy law that ciizen could rot be
|!ino'' " ""ll'.' a. ,'iS ii , ~ Er biy.eT
Oi ms own nee NH lEdt ne couII no, CIoSo St Ai
dwelling. The rostuciion was only a. to lis Official
Mr. DAVIS Dem. XVI rose TO correct misspprehen-
sion by he senator rom Ndh5 NE Aoi.,, "nt ' "a
Ms.i.rni tirre bnt mat in his uit ny capacity
that booy ha4 made ms eubordates aud were VIZ
in ih erection Of Mr Amcs Vas lie Precedent Of the
United states; that the election Was merely the eAecu-
non Of 20 Pre- dental b,he-t
Mr. MO.LIl had not understood that anything often
siye GUIDED, bat could rot see the application Sf
the Senator, loalE Uat The same power slIh remained
SIR. DAVlS-Is not the power OF tho COMMANDMENTS
Mr.. MoRIGiI,-Not any more than in Kentucky, and,
by the grace God, my honorable friend mere in
spite Of DC President. ILaug.derI
M DA[49-les' sir; aud 4u,t iha, grace OF Coo
70 Miss rri lAcrewcd isuEhtsi .,..,,. 90. Co.,
a,or asserted that me MUeirhHchrt exercised ny The
people of Kentucky did not eAlst va Mississippi
MI Dan replied VT had TIE most palpbie, repeated,
aud luIII4l!- evidence of tEc cAsaytl condition %
the military IrN,T mot only OF i, leopc o. ai'ssaipp
Mr. SORIlIi. sid The senator knew now often he and
Ms colleague uuIus the let struggle o the IeOrihon'
had risen on r hn" To s"y iAe same tArs % Inc MN
tary power 300 regard 90 MS own STATE.
MIR DAWES G,s4rcU GO make The further statement that
strengthen Kcu;uosy, o5 domu,cr and yIarize oyer
the people, usmuie Under loot hcf Co,iiullon her
laws aud the liberties 81 Her peUl IS cNeiyWbefe
Mr.. SALISBURY Uem. DeJ thought some Illus
tn,., h, ~ &c 81 CIol',a wl.1 .I brri, recon.
struced some t!iee tmes. and Mississippi once II the
power by not returning Gen. Amcs tAe Reconstruction
rod would asan be- iHied 9ysr ne state. ,,
as Wen TO H1ciS,YYar: ll'sltel ..,.
asserted yol have tie mere physical force, hnt II the
State OF Delaware bad The pOS 10 hurl you and every
advise them 10 do 90 You would never dare attempt II
Mr.. MORRILL, hoped that day .was f,r distant when
the Ijnici :, ,tcs " duld array Itif .st Delaware
Mr.. DRAKE rep, MOl-Or Delaware a14y itself
Dir MOiI,iLL then asked for The reading o. a series
Of resolutions. recently paced by lie Massph Legs
ar TTIRN.S Bin' 0hoJ then reviewed the sub
la. I-.ft D rem