New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

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Mr.. etillZ utep., MOI Mtioduceia hiu to authorize
81 Joscg-, 10;
Mr. IL ~ lRep, Yea niIodnccd bill 10 grant lands
me co.'s, , ,,c.t9T ON "I sala Iolo; NJ, A., -. 49,
o eases of Blodgctt and Goldthw;ic, claiming seats
ON eoIa ami Alabama, WhGh were brleIy discussed
ID laid over until O'Clock without action
IREscMBNG BUSINESS -,.-,-
INC resaar oriei ut hs ie speeiiying & GER
tain legislation as the exclusive business OF the present
session VS. l.Aeu Up, lh1 qut.u'h uehs upon upon Hie Hie
emeA0',t To IfonIaC iof igls4I n on On tnc SJn; @ ee
~ ~t'tLJIu Hii5sS& ioIoSol VI -i' sawyer OoIHh 'on
p9E@IeE sIa9SY8 51. o,,o, ,ro,
te ,G ,.'Ot @ VI t a i ,i 1e STl4G Eou % @
nam man M ,+Soh $40 u Suci Ig53ton Las as ilghI oe re re-
"a ought 'ltt IEhni''ee sAOulu no" DC preparing anu
eenslqgI; ,,41I Pr c,, vi, .o,, .t ,,,o. ,o, t.,
Mr. Tx lBlLb Hep, HI sald inc SUBJECT Aad Decn
able TO .cach any conclusion upon il, nor they
AEty u cree. re EoII Noie lof ,he Gclelal AmhsSy
amcndme'lt oi the senator nom south Carolina tlr'
sawyer "A distinct proposition
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f1S M q IHe tgyl ps p o. & tie T s1s Commit
tes Souia n'Ac 'pOi'' anu 'ne 'o''' oouu "L'"' II
MI fl:.-lNHilI 4SLN Cigp, n - sild ne HCslfeu 10
S rDab I Lyinc o% me- bII a DESIRED lie had not
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un9elsl" the CHAIRMAN Oh tie Col1ltte N my ,,,, q
Mt IIt I'LL s4.a tHat ne Gu roI rGI aTe EnoH
t.Ins 'Iiie Gu 10 ceS;ty a., ne nr0iSg Il
proper h ie TeGog,lT,q IS ic' ., % IVY here 1ti
tL%t e5 lVH l, Wa q stated his views upon General
AJn,tty. which he favored, win few exceptions. lie
gOOu h3Q ever een 40 tOuiilritu ny lhl'H
tnc the @ nes OF ne AlNth Afen9nCnI @ % DuS s9eG
= reS fyeyaiiing crime and disorder in tho South
n bcliev me remedy was to be had in the civil arm;
ort io 1ySIted his done because he did not wish
~ - ~ isI law over the whole south If Congress
NJ .iHs in tbe so6t6 tlen in the eight months
tSat WCUd intervene before the Icasscmbiing Of Con
cTcss he consequences would be sad, indeed and The
,urcs would he required TO restore law and
order. il believed many Democrats Of the south de
plored the existing awesSrcss, aud would he willing 10
s.sist i'm I'D. sxeclltOn Of mild and sautary laws.
MIR SHERMAN suggested that tho Judiciary Commit
re would couple with their report upon b 10 project
life and ulJ'eTty I'm the South General Amnesty meas
yoT sucl, n measure, with proper exceptions.
Mr.. BIt Is dem, MO) attributed The apparent great
The sontL 10 the fact that the last elections the Kad
<s had lcn turned out OF power in North Carolina and
Alabama and they now wanted some legislation 10 put
them bact again. This vas the sn ana substance 9I the
present aaAcy OF Congress. Tie Senate should be admon
becn htaI through that body and was useless for me
%dlI m m coDc3prd In by the House lie prcferrcd
nat II Tie lime be occupied the bin to repeal me
duties or salt and shogld be passed We had had
coal famine in seaDOard states this WINTER ana Jhe
y onOpOlos had demanded that the duties be kePt np
d.maId. The salt mOnopol ts were also safe IN Tue
jnds o. tie Republicans because lhe caucus IGE%ja %
Meet, scnators we're to be tied up by their caucuses,
. I'd prey ys3'eo yea ,ao,.a-les IaOin nIes s"'iN5 '"'
Mr. poor. IL De- ~ c., in the few minutes remaining
= grave charges OF the Senator from Missouri tdr
l air Bo,ause he QooD had asked for legislation TO
press Ass nation and murder that Senator had in
: [afed tiaf tbe purpose was TO put down the Demo
i' 80 &C. IIe Relieved that If the Democratic party
MD of yist except by such means il ought 70 be put
,-sT Iic senator's remarks would justify the belief
"a, is gty was melting murder and crime to keep us
,Irty h. me south. However they might disguise II,
M was What the party friends of the Senator (air)
SEere a. They were endeayoring TO substitute
violrurC for law, and 10 use the assassln's
dagger O. keep their party IN power ie Poo IN De
hall OF The Southern people, asked for legislation TO
ureveut -a from holding power by means OF inc
hate lI Tie scourgc His people wanied 10 be saved
nef from s-assns but their aider5 ard abettOrs.
Tcre "a some men whose eyes 50 jaundiccd that
I'D, ,ot,lI sca nofliuc except through the medium OF