New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

E.--
The Senate took up in the morning hour MIR.
Anthony's resolution TO amend the order Of business 80
that any bill concerning the Sour passed by tie House
of representatives may be considered at the present
session.
Mr.. CAssERLY Dem, CALI in denial OF Mr.. Anthopy's
assertion Of yesterday quoted from various Senate de-
bates show that certain legislation oi Tue S"ha par
tculary the Reconstruction measure had been dictated
aud prepared by Republican eaucuses. He read rom
speeches by Messrs. sumner, sherman, ana stewart n
confirmation OF this. He would ask what were these
caucuses held for ii not TO wpn the more independent
and conscien members into the majority, a'h went
on 10 enumerate OF the evils and dangers 10 Ibc
country from blind obedience to party ianhy. tus @
through by the majority by al nssht sessions ana he
physical exhaustion of their opponents. ~, .....,..,
Mr. ANTHONY (Rep., r. IL relteIateu s hs 9
that no Republican caucus had ever s0ughi 20 D lne
conscience Judgment OF nemper au Snpd ,o
caucus system as an ndispensaDie 4lu ~ -,
pedient for ascertalnng the sent.his Vi e""'iso W
'"s Mr. WiISoS dep massJ eOrroborated Mr Arthot7s
assertion He here for SIX Years NIs, ti.'o :" s m
peneatedly convassed the Senate upon pending egsia
ton Something had been s3d 10y h tue .ot ,n & d a%
had been compelled to STAY up all night but there We're
not now 80 mary hlght ,s a. m ' r,,
sI ttle success because they were sober men:
Tie majority, toward morning "ele kohe'""9 i"""'
!. !. - ,ratHi ied ont on the sofas"
"stre'on'u the slNTo DOMINGO REVOLUTIONS.
,,or fprfher ssi0n, the subject went over thOuf
flnn by the expiration OF the morning hour, and the
ssnto Domingo discussion was resumed.
Mr. sCHURz (Rep, MOI resumed the ho"r, and pro
cd 10 argue that the xation OF Texas furnished
@ necedenf or justification for the belgeren nter;er-
nce Of the President 20 protect santo Domingo against
Usvt one the leading objects OF the Santo Domingo
sxnedOn seemed to have been 20 protect Baez om lis
avn subjects In this connection he was reminded of
The Statement made yesterday by the Senator frUm Wis
consin GIr Howe) that Baez. In the matter OF anuota
non was Influenced by purely patriotic and unsesh
tIves believing such step would bring peace 10
his eountrymen He (Mr schurz) had read new spap.r
abstract OF the forthcoming report ol tie Coanhison
and he there found interesting exhibition Of the suh
lime want of seshness Of that pure patriot BeL lie
there found among other items IN the bill H. DC paid by
the United $4,000 for property destroyed by the
snanials and 10000 for back salaries. How uc hears
OF that patrot ached 10 sacrifice its poessor for the
welfare af his fcllOw-citizens, with the snug s1O
coo in his pocket. and 10000 10 De- divided
among his brothers and relatives, who mainly
constitute the Dominican police force. Ia re
pnrd to the Secretary OF the Navy, the Senator
from Newtrsey Frenghuys sen had asked for The read
ing yesterday OF the renarkabie dispatch OF that Official
TO ADMIRAL Lee with air thatfseemed 10 say that
completely disposed OF the whoe subject. In that die
match the Secretary had the erOntery 20 put over hs
own his signature the statement hat the Executive DE-
partment haa not chosen TO take part IN the internal
affairs OF the Dominican Republic. This was In the a,e
az te instructions issued by the Navy Department, and
under which our naval commanders at santo Domingo
had acted in nphoding and protecting Baez, not ony
against IIayti, but against his subjects. IL
known that United States vessel OF conveyed tho
trooIs OF Baez from Azua TO Sano Domingo city The
tennessee herself has carried Baez ami his peFhoBai
see Eighth PsAe.