The New York herald., 1871-02-09
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS-
Third Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1871

WASHINGTON Feb. g. 1871.
CALIFORNIA JUDICIAL DIerRIcrs.
Nj. RICE, rep) of Ark the Judiciary Committee
reported. with amendment the create the Southern
Judicial district of California.
Mr. COLE Uep) Of Cal, asked present consideration Of
the bill.
Mr. rRUxBuLL, (rep) Of H. chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee, objected, remarking that he would oppose all
bills creating additional districts breaking down tho
whole JUDICIAL system of the United The presen,
was one OF series OF easrres looking the
mit,ee against his own judgment '''A' y 'H' oo'h'
Mr. GoE exp aimed that the proposition re estab.
Under The objection the bin went on the calendar.
BILLs REPORTED FacM CoaMlTrEEs
Mr IEuMhu L. from the Committee on the Judiciary
testimony for use in tae depar ment. Passed.
appointments Sorney Genera tue
Mr. THURMAN, tdem OF Ohio, from the committee
their behalf IN the Dsrcs OF Cou nbia -
Also, Without amendment the House bill 90 divide the
rsoTEcIING coLeEEp oiTIzEss IN TIE SOUTH.
the Reform Leasnss Of fhaderhia constafn he saa
BY Cngess 70 protect the ored eon ~ n.
South from outrage Referred to the select Committee
OATH roa GEORGIA SENATOR
Mr. huMBpL. from the 1o'nmee on the Jr ;fcary, re
Be- BY T. Mer senator eces o@ 1ne eas
eora h and ms@Seis 81 u the the
House who had been under disabilities
Mr. BLAIR den1 s Of Mo- nroduae9 bill to gran. to the
naming undisposed Of 6r the bench. Of the public school
fund OF said State Referred to the Committee Education
and Labor.
Mr. AsTIoSy crep Of R. l. introduced bill to punish
bribery at Presidential elections Referred to the Commit
the JudiciarJ.
THE rIsTIESrH AMENDMENT oRxsoy.
Mr. WILLIAMS, (rep Of Oregon presented had read
resolution OF the Oregon Legs rejecting
amendment II denies the right of Congress nterfe
with suffrage within that State charges the
msns being forced that state BY bayonst
Mr. FLANAGAN. lrep) of Texas moved to the
luton to the special Investigating Committee on Southern
Ourages.
Mr.. FLANAGAN withdrew his motion 70 allow Mr. Williams
to move to lay the subject on the table which being
agreed to ended the discussion.
KEAoSsTEANCEs AGAINST EEMovAL-eENAToR yASCE's
Mr. Pool, repD OF N e.. presented remonstrance from
qualified electors OF the hird
Carolina seainst the removal OF the disabilities Senator
elect Vance and Representative adde He
rs the paper short, that 1t be read.
II was then read the rmons trance declaring that
temen referred to In favor of depriving men
North Carolina of their civil political rights and
fishing over them system OF terrorism and Intimidation
pired. The subject went TIL the mornn. hour
THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The Dill to Mrs. Shelby for cotton taken for the
ne United states forces postponed and,
Mr. PATTERSON, the Chairman oil the Committee the Dis.
trct of Columbia the day assigned
OF business reported from the dis
trict bills OF no general interest then disposed
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA
The bill TO regulate the organization
public schools n the District OF Columbia taken up.
motion by Mr.. PATTERSON, frep) of N H. to strike ont
the nth secon which prohibits any distinction
OF race color or previous condition Of servude
mission OF children to the Schools the educa
ton treatment rise upon the
pediency and proprety establishing In the
District Mr. Patterson said thought best the
but to leave the question to be settled by the school auho
ties
hout dsposing the bill the Senate won't into execu
tive session without taking avote and al 1--WE O'Clock
lourned.