New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
,oto 70 adjourn without adopting some

ever rather than vote 70 a1ourn without adopting some
measure to put down this New Rebellion"
DmnC Mr. Nyes rcIaGrfs in reply 70 reference 10
the recent stoppago Of mas in Kentucky Mr.. MORTON
said he had been informed, npon inquiry az me Post
OGce Department. that the Senator from Kentucky Mr.
Stevenson erred in atri1ung tho cause of the attack
upon tho negro mail AGENT to the personal rivalry
OF fi,.rpoipfpd applicants for the position
who were Federal eoidcrs The facts were that this
accnt Rad appointed originally different route
and had exchanged places WITT The 0ccnt Of The Frank
fort and Louisville route at the request Of tho latter
Cor liza statement was tic pres az Kentucky aSd he
had 10 dOubt that an investigation would substantially
dcmoustIate i,s accuracy
Mir. NYE was satisacdi would appear that no Rerubl
can had ANYTHING TO do with n.
MIR. SCOTT Q.cp., PENN was about 20 address tho
Senate 40 lugth, when he yielded the floor at the sug
gestion @, Senators to Xix time Tor taking vote Oh 'o
After ~ informal discussion. it was agreed TO take
vote on MI Anthony's resolution and all amchd'poN''
tomorroN Wednesday, at o'clock. -, ooor o,d
Mr.. SAWYER Q,cp, 5. ca then took The Hoor ~" y"
moved as an amendment to the pending , of The
include the consideration AT tho present se lo,nit
General Amnesty L lately reported from Inc ooi ,I,
tee on Disabilities lie argued that the pdts
I'm the South lie regretted that the t hecn
the negroes in the RcConstTcOh the White people.
The phaence NJ s rI!cy 10 believed wonld pe po nd
hiIy iei1 ." ali lie pcope Much had been SAD hS b
and elsewhere as 10 tn' irtn another Rebel
SOulIvIn lTodi11 onsver Senators there was moi oc
wa ~ tTnt I'm srcn representations Toe Ie'r ,as
"l t,'I a. ,rcrInd the possibility Of their eVI "sI
entertainng the idca OF e'cg, i' g,nfb 1iiinatcd
Il moi d lrIf IaT
80 bostilitv 10 the General GOYcrnIneb'' nut 'v
NON ins,ir,J Dy Justification TO tho local COY
M Tor fnis was that the men most mica ny t
n nd nnsitiou 10 take part in the ali ls on h st'
go eVci,led nom all participation thcrelh ONttnb
e. this cause men OF an inferior llOiti "iu t''.l
ico,ual stamp had been elevated 10 puNlo pusittol.
~ a. % tre tot The colorcd members m the touticfh
Iaaslatl,rcs Gid occasionally give wa! 10 biuoetl's
IN Xoto in particular way Tor complications tol
should not he harsniy toIaemut1 dheH ui t mr.
hrinless Ignorance should not he forgotten, Eof Ie
faTt that the more intelligent ana experienced
i@Cil,tors of the Northern States were not
100 from similar charges. But sound
icv in,uerafively atcd that AL public places should
be thrown open 10 all citizens alike, end all pol ucd ds-
obities and discriminating LEGISLATION Wed IRON me
satltehnok With respect To the kIuX organlLilons,
which he said dominant in some OF thc counties or
The CQruas Mr. sawyer urged thai the mos complete
tper Iawltss deeds But the remedial legislation must
nos Ice drawn by tyre, but should DC WISE sGtIiy and
5r. ROBERTSON Rep., S. c. advocated General
Amnesty. because hc wished 10 gee peace ana harmony
restored 10 his country Nothing Was to he gained ~
the continuance OF legal and pOntiCd, dtdbiIles Ie
had been consistent uphOCCr ut tie Union auu ii1ch
to the ColOed man, ant Ae dee rcd 10 confer uph
the white mCu OF the South I'll The rights or Ctl1en-p
now enjoyed by the culoTed citizen lie appeied 10 MS
IuC. associates III the senate 10 prove 10 the Whte
men of tie Soulh thGt the Republican party was Eot O
posed to the whlte people tnelc, bat was tcf lieh
their rights. lie earnestly pressed ne passage OF me
south any cOcIcNc act that could DC passed tls
session. ,..,.,.