New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

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Fen,on was elected 10 the Senate and was not then ue
Med Rut that Mr Stone, the peroon hoeled, WIS
fbere was denial OF the aniavit But that denS I'LL %
va. only technical denial. Mr.. Hastings Olu uot @
ard could not deny that ne had published the staIee
iu his newspaper and nv toat puoLCs";.h ctbor-
80 90 h. vronA have been subecfed He Nir RrooNl
apuca'el o. tAe House % proceed Win INC I'ee''7
M I'SFIIS dlep.. NY sald that while be appre,
Ciatcl o value OF private character ne eoSit ny
jfc mad been introduced an the House ldsl 'ueSusS
The 81 ltcm8n from NCr- Aoit !nI. j"tr,f"1eS -
~ uc,,., an ,fi5avit which the gentleman knew had
been publicly denied by me ST.. ~ the ,n@rnri,iist
1s ~ ,,"r,cd thaf he Brooks stood here today
organ OF the DemoSTS'&f q, az bs OF briong Republicans
aud n. urnof OF that ~ errie 70 voI si
sil' @ ~ ~ elk, informed, thai same advertisement aI
-. iI I'm NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE ana EotHtig fosf
NJ ~ BrTaat were ly that pitiful advertisement
eribed to beirsy the Rcpubhcan Party II not, Wy
11ake such q charge against Mr. hastings lie l1lr'
ITia) had had some aqualntahce Win New Or poll
potcal record curing that time anu ths WIS tue htet
- a. sd heard that Mr.. Hastings anything but "a
t. lle rrE of t8e Wing senate Of New-York. against
fbe or1-itOn If Mr. E,aStus Brooks VINO then brought
I'D same affidavit, but Mr.. Brooks was subsequently
sized that lie had done injustice to Mr Hastings
and made ample apologies therefor.
Mr. FANoNORTH Repp ILL., moved TO lay the motion
Mf. DAWES C2ep., Mass)-vhat objection Is there 70
q
AIr RANDALL Dem, PENN called for division OF
i y6.s was taken as TO whether instructions should
hs Given 10 the Committee 20 make preliminary report
and 10 was decided in the negative.
The mortal Was then referred without instructions
ANorHER GEonGIA MENrBER ADMITTED.
Nr !. r. LONG, member elect from the lNth District
Of Gcorg. 2, appeared and took the oath Of Office.
Nr rCi moved % suspend the rules ana 20 return
go its ae on the Speakers table the Senate b Of last
Ptrif| Pai'r1Id NegativeI-Yeas, ll5: NAYS 65-less
IAN O.. .|-f D.
Tt;E JOINT RESOLUTION ON ooEAE cABLEs.
MI BANKS Rep, Nas5( moved 10 suspend the ru,es
and pa,s concurrent solution rcscn0Lg the Tesp.u-
ton passed las. Monday, which referred % special
I.-is,tion ne represented that the resolution was
Rouse which lad already referred tie subject to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs He went on TO say tlat
thc suNact Involved approximations 20 the amount OF
$4,000 O or Ss50OOoO one enterprze alone called for
subs OF SlO00O0o and there were four or five others
which would follow I'm the same wake. The subject had
been considered fer five months by the Committee on
For n Airs, and that Committee was ready 70 report
Mr. STARKW FATHER t;ep., Coun.), who offered The
resolution le Monday opposed It's being tesoudeo, and
70 JOINT select Committee 10 les, than j. bids on
% Hons ~ 6o Tsrio8 @ @ com5s 4 He ' '9 led to is i fact
chat the Chairman Of the senate Committee on For IGN
Anairs L@d stated ~ the senate that the Committee
business Of Ocean Teleapnng in the hands Of mon
oD0ly tlat charges cXorbitaut rates.
IAe question was further discussed by Messrs BU TIER
offered by Mr.. Banks, and Mes>rs. JUDD WOOD, and
ALYEI;s IN support o. u IT, . .-,o, .,..
n. I'D
man froin m8sdcLusei- ldliel vas reauy tne anthQr
Of the resolution offered Oh Monday Last 10y Nj Stark
Blr sTARKwEATHER coltradic,ed that statement,
a1l sa.S he had never consulted NJ Butler abouti~
~. DAWES Qiep, Mass said that, as an original
proposition, he was m favor or pacns the s3c IN tne
control o. % Joint Special COMMITTEE 7p' that hc did
not apprehend there any danger OF -11sdes being
Mr. BANKS Rer.. Mass.) argued that the Joint Com
uitiees the two Houses consistent with the
nature and claTaeer oI genera Issiat9q' ana u m ~,
.HHfa each
ZION 6f difrences TO Committee Of Conference be- did
Tat which would bring dishonOr on The House.
MI. DAWEs-Nhlt is the matter with my coleaeueY
Mr.. BANKS-I viii ten ny colleague what is the mat
ter complain of the surprise pra' Used on the House.
10 which my colleague himself seems TO have ueen q
party, and complain Of the injustice done to ny Com
Inirtee. and complain Of le aleI Of legislation pro-
Mr y ". IS ,SmarScd that his colleague seemed in-
tent = ling passion IL t-..s .st7 ~ es.ie5 @ ~ :.
~ iis iufiscrmiuae rihs oI chdl -tr d O' II
,1 ,n, no ~ 11haever n, 0ud the disc re 6f
Ii duty according 10 the best a. ms Jneeneu !"t
fear. favor, or hope OF reward i lis core .., %
% carry h.s measure Dl liu--ii- ,i'l se' - W ~
dared % OppO-9 d, DO ht4 4" --l. - 20 ~ ,,S
bul himself Dawes tl4' course A"d F-le t-- "!p|
Tie motion Of Mr. BANKS 70 suspend tho rules ad re-
so5r EgTs 12-not two1birds voting IN Tie sil-t.ye.
~ Committee OH Fore On Aiair- dA Oh the sdg 'tC-
Mr 4ISIi.L l}ap. T.nu) objected.
n LtNks moved ~ ,u,I.uu the rr'os iu order that
suca hi. might I've reported Tie Iucs we're ,us-
NtHAvks s,idie would not ak the House 20 coa-
ssd,r u.U. II tie Gentleman ls. e. .--i BE-. iiI te-
81 WOOD 'aererp9a. from q re- Committee = Fo-eian
MICA or H. ....1 tic L. .fr' e..es aua foi- CCur-
T- ir.-'i. .,c-,.s- vas .....a-d. and t6e p Wis
passed s.,lol, cus..u o.. division IAe following is
,I .r--l.s.oa esa -lt or t' iaav ls s1. s-t ,e
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