The New York herald., 1871-03-25
9 ON Q r ( S S.
The House Adjournment Resolution
Tabled in the Senate.
( A Senatorial Sputter Over Summers st.
Domingo Resolution.
The Massachusetts, Dictator Permitted
to Ventilate His Hostility to
tho Administration
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consideration by the Senate Of the Deficiency
Appropriation Bill.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON. March u. 1871


rnE HOUSE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION. ;,
mo vIos PRESIDENT laid before the resolution
received from tho Houss for final adjournment that
body with the of the Senate Monday next
On motion of Mr.. EDxUNDs, rep Of w., the resolution
was tabled BY pipd
The vIoE PRESIDENT that under his Interpretation
W the order prescribing the business of the sena
smoras and petitions which might be could not
referred to committees but must be placed the he Of
:g1ss.s ,.n e. Do~Isso n5sosv11css r.
luton which he asked to have read N''''-''
submitted By him yesterday that the resolution could
mot be s bs m no Snsr could be en-
ressyes but that mere re.oiuca Of INQUIRY
not excluded. The Chair would, however. submit
ss Of s:s sssSrss report <
l
duction .. that time Of by MI Douglas, cali
a
as 81 M ana Ssasa m is u
opinion Of the Vice President resolutions for saeeu:
.uSea Affecting rights members, could only
Mr. THURMAN, tdem) Of Ohio, held that the resolution
should be read otherws tae Senate could ten whether
M CoNKLINa point of order was that the reso
ton He not Resolution was and denied
His solely preserve Intact the
Ar DAVIS, ldeml Of insisted the right OF every
member have resolution read for and that
ihe yIoE PEEsIDEsr remarked tina. he the
..nsiay the same as those offered y Mr. sumner
United Stated naval forces in Dominican then
Mr. sgssEs then moved tina. the resolutions be printed
and laid on the table for thu the He offer
The WOE rnKsIDENr remarked that he had submitted
MI CAssEnLY, dem. or Call desired some Senator to
The Is:SaiIops was based He desired that
should be %sds s Ss S the Of the Senate
further % the ss % hour ws1
A & x'Ss s K. TO s snun
NJ SUMNER demanded the yeas aud nays
8 , OF ": ;.Ss va.
v o SnS
Ferry Of Mich Frelnghuysen Gilbert Hamilton Of TeIas,
Pool Prss. Rice. sawyer Sherman, Wess, Window and
N1YsMesa Bayard, Blair, Casssrly, Cooper. cragin.
Of % h%sn e Ss
:ns Sum-
Mr. SUMNER inquired to the status Of his resou
The VICE PnEsDrrr replied they had no. been re-
IN order IN the morning hour tomorrow.
n m nns. sp rep & o. Ohio sssss:sd the matter could
M sUssEh moved 70 have them printed. Agreed to by
e MAKE
sy .Gfsr1 resansa
jocs impeiled him the Senate upon it, and b.
With Question which proposed II with
hs pending TssGuSn for legislation on the Southern
20 great an interest
permission to make his speech any time he saw proper
M would assent Mr. Summers speaking but
he would insist that ST. Domingo should not be considered
IN hs would have move 70 lay 4 on the table:
x not @ e ns a n
his to refuse to sonceds any courtesy to e
counter opposition his addressing the Senate
has abundant
Mr. adde sha a s @cv. had been entirely to
the Integrity Of the rule prescribed BY the senate
Hr. SINNERS proceeding Yesterday had that gentleman
consent for the purpose, required by
M sal: be s m.ts
M SUMNER disposed to take advantage of the Of
Conkling) declared that If (Mr. Sum-
ns as hat In ne
consent the resolution be placed ON the calendar
Mr. MoETos-I hope they VIII be received unanimously.
vote and placed the calendar daughter on the floor and
APssgss IN the nesc Of hi. intention to .dde,.
Senate the subject on Monday next.
Mr. connection with those which he offered yes
Resolved That every of justice disturbed by
the employment OF foreign force in the maintenance of
he
= IN @ the o. 81 e os 70 Dc
( &. 81 hi
s.,.uSn :. morally wrT9ns and any transaction founded
The regular ssIas MI sherman: resolution in
press M kiux disorders, ,,,
ton with the pending Deficiency ApprO
demanded The yea. 81 end the notion
YHAsMMsssrs Anthony, Bsyard, Blair, Caldwell, Cas-
sS s sD Ia, RsSss sa1 IF II w.
Ramsey saul.by sshurs Stevenson sosssto Summer
NAYs-Msssrs. foreman, BroynlOw Buckngham. chana-
M s Gonfn IeTy cheock ct Norton
Pomsroy Pso Pratt Robertson Scott Sherman spencer
The Deficiency Appropriation bill then taken up.
90 e a.s 1 T. nSSs III o
the bill hereafter unless supply deficiencies for the current
M snERMAN moved, as an amendment the bin for the
reissue of national bank notes for mulated currency
iii II. 80 ny
Internal revenue police, &C.
Mr.. HAMITos, laem( Of Md. that twas in conflict with
were Adopted the sale OF the Marine Hos
& IN San ran and fos epefns e % %
Mr SUMNRR moved to appropriate $2O00 70 the aged col
ored poor OF the District Of Columbia and worth of
clothing -
Mr. VicxERs (dem) of Nd, moved to include the poor
white people,
Were invariably election In the District
The story Of destuon would not be believed by those who
noticed and gala days the crowds of coored
people on arrayed In purple aud fine nen with
their Gold spectaces and godheaded These coored
iades and gentlemen might often be driven around In
carriages white and had every appearance of being
in the height of prosperity
Mr. WILSON, (rep) OF Mass, said the appropriation
for the boneh Of aged cclored people, many of whom were
eighty refugees and rlendess Unless
s6msthng was done for them they would starye lie re,
always the hostility of the Senator from Ohio
Mr. THuRNAN replied that the Senator Wison) had again
gotten his twenty years. old antsavery speech, which
was always aimed al democrat when the opportunity
oHsrcd. 1t libel the people OF the District both
white and colored, to say they were starving. -
MT WILSON feared he would have occasion 10 repeat MS
ansevery speech long as the Senator from Ohio re-
mained in the Senate
Mr. LOGAN, (rep) of Ill. referred to distribution or
lns voted by Congress- OF which he eyewitness On
that occasion he receiving raons who were moro
Abobodfed than himself While he without protec-
ton from the weather of these recipients of public