, 1870-05-20

and that the final adjournment resolution would
Nj. HOWARD said the right OF the black man
to vote In the late lnsutectlonaJ States would be
for half century the great safeguard BY which
there Notwithstanding the Southern people lad
failed TO 4tin the real object Of their rebellion
national futcTeadence-and had lost their prop CT.
would not for five generations to come lose thei'
unquenchable- lnc1Adlcable hatred Of N3rt1esn
society and government He then proceeded =
re{ly to Nj. Fe1y, md quoted from the report OF
The Joint Committee On Reconstruction Ia 1856 to
show. that that Senator's position was was
s,iS ~ naa ana s"ai %1h CT m ans Void
one day bring back to these halls Jefferson paSis
and the ringlcaers Of the rebellion 70 rehatch anu
rvrlyify the .lost cause" He would never L con.
Jeas and nays with those Of Davis, BFccIens1uFe,
and Toombs Personal pride would forbid this
ani1ation with per1ured traitors and the enemies
Of his county
TIE GEORGIA BRIBERY CASE.
Mr. Howard yielded the floor to Nj. TR0M-
Bull, who made the report from the Judiciary
Committee upon the resolution directing m In.
qulTy whether corrupt means had been used to ta-
nuence the votes OF Senators on the Georgia bill.
rs It was modified by statements Of two members
of the committee. Urdered printed. At 4:3o ad
iourued
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BILLS, REsaLCI1oSs, EIC.
Mr., COSSOR Offered resolution that tht
Foreign Affairs Committee report what action il
| necessary to compel Mexico to fnf1l treaty sdpu
| lations relative 10 outlaws and hostile Indians
| Nj. L0GA : reported hill for the sale Of build
1ngs and grounds o! ccfsaln unuseu asseuaas' ELS
and sontlt rasse1. .. .. -,,.,+ IN, :,
remove the Brooklyn Nary Yard Objected to.
TIE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BILL
me o1 70 reElse eoneIctal anu ~. =,
1ntc5ss.s u me ohilsa States WAS ~ =!
went orer III ne2t Tuesday, when MI L1NCt
WILL i8eaS ~ y se,G. s,,., .,,,o,,,.-,,,. mr.,
The consuiar and Dip.oma;ie APPROPRIATION i bls
,nas m.ts t1.an asr rc,r ~
'g ~ el1I ast w. .xn,nc5 that tte aonrop1iat,on
tor lie mission to alasaay rs omi:ti1, mi; sssaass
lneie VIZ n4 e1;sa ,n-oIr;,tinns Wa1r
o1st1o for ons,,ia;,s n o5essp Kryej nn,} Mos
COW: aEe 81 ~ ~ ose ep p,oeiso r
.ns ee IN lS II e..S ~ nc = n1oner a.
.i H,r. ~ 1te T-annerrr he caF+ ,tcata -,
eeuntnE a. " ~ w h esmsd nroner
M M xriaina MA a, snme 1c1,11 "a reterinfs r
4he arrn4nSitnrs ri the sccrnt service fund
antSori1;aer au The anWanc. n sio6 6S1a WHICH b,
Mcetinn Witb rio san nomro treaty: So Of
We pa!u& LEE uaSh H. ~ ut@ - }, n nras,Isnf Er,n
1olea taAs ., nns tl3 S aor3t ,oa no yor ~
9M1 I,etso eer rie q me1ran Dennle M NOR
wanted san Domnso NAV aneS az @ st,ai n
9et cnt pne Me1e ~ csiah,ish
naval station at sun pongo Moe4q ~ nare a,, 70 o,s e
s1 LanSn nts;e - ~ ~ e1nIceut
aasnres I'M M s95rnr1h In case Of var viii an
one5 gren.. Ft 1 n3tai Sto,es NJ
~. ~ 1,o.t .,., ana, IN forre ~ defrnJ
les III = ia1,nir ~ thc egncnt1,ret
unf hoE ~ s,eon1s mcre iSling fo te taxe fo
Ench aDs 1iire pafpeses: ss pe'i'' "e'' " - ~ -
l
whole systsm o. making esmases 6 aaa anR5opaT,s
ioE ~ p1pnc mane5' ,,s1 MalCn ~ Rtet-;st
tie reeent election a ID NeT SorE; he vas nos su'
pzS ore ~ 1han ps1 ~ tbe ~ FIcE, natrenae M
e W. asSed e @ Easter e
any administration coulI he auy more Intolerat
snan r. nlsEs9t nh so ,eave norc than a, its en-,
mics In iheS positions. ~ md % frequeatly @ oppoIntn
s ,.f 'e n7cnf 70 1Ge G u
LIZ str VI - fnPfmcE Vii 1fe Ten,Iemnn sneci
some Of tie incumbents II to whof,, be refers.
,n,o conFtnre-sr nEeF names O. %1
| AZ WI1efl reniiesl fTlnf5V to some remarks ,
| Nj. Eeiser rnnecfinr an The nresent Secrctary
Stnta @ n an6 said M one " al his nreiecessors III
81 aee than g F9s
a4se te tie eoa1se of he ecretsi5 Of State ii +
ption to Cuba
Mr. WOOD did not, nor in regard to San Dom!l
! TO either. He thought the course OF the admins
Tnnld ,,e cors1e1nneti i,y the American peopIe,
HI: BANKS, Chairman OF the committee g
Foreign A1atrs, opposed the Withdrawal OF til
tant grain port. He also opposed the wifhdrawa
of The mission from Paraguay. A Minister wa
necessary there, nov that Brazil vas preparing :
rorI the facts to he government De WAS ais
opposed to tho proposition requiring accounts I
ee furnished of the eSpendHures q ths setet M se
E fhs la1a = Sar ~ proionged ] lie war and thereS
Nj 9HasAN saitI he was nTcpared to reason vi
San Domipro and its half-naked saragcs should nj
be annexed.
GoTe Gsnn1 fag II, o1s'aet 'ne o' ~ se
~! ork, moved to strike OF
!; .'... ~: o : p'sse|toA . -'A1''t
a. tnsert Rome within,
20. '-ce. The omission {
- +. ~ = 1,nrtion nf ri
!: ...ua,. He tiid not + Wis IS
4. II. sar,i was sannrnachnS. and Il
taIe5 ia SaGua a. 1eaSs nase II 1h @
ars,,,a W. 1Tneni1in u aAs
sSss MsSs.S Io2 anu foAh sasia'neo +hf. 6aoA
alEnurn ~ y s3Ht.c o,,,s., +,,o r,,,,,, 7rs.t,r i,
naad;oae III; DA"Es opposed the homaa MISSION
! needRsS .-.. ....-
Mr. BROOKS, Of New York, begged the gentlt
Il man from Massachusetts, who represented III
Puritan element IN tie House, from which eleme1
alone this opposition sprung, to throw ~, as h
himself did, his religious education, and look t
higher motives and impulses than those he ha
stuffed to the H9nse.
NE HlNGHAM regretted that the Eent!emal
from New York imputed to this side Of the uous'
any disposition to persecute Rotne on account Q
| ITS peculiar religious hottons That WIS unHorth.
lAt gent!ema4; anu ne Hoaia nave cone wen 70 s.
ln,or e9e House, ies1eaa "a ~ ot es Mans anen a,
appeal as tnat 70 PASSION o. % plelnd!ee 1nstea,
O maAne anF sucn old 1er tnc Fote oi any ,sl ren