The New York herald., 1871-03-31
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The Senate Exercised Over
Southern Outrages.
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Loyal Kentuclxy's Treatment
or Freedmen.
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SENATOR MORION's RECORD VENTILATED
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The House Discussing the New En-
fOrcsment Bill.
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Speeches by Messrs. Beck, Blair and
Fernando Wood.
SENATE.
wAsuIsGroN. March 80. 1871,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON. March 50. 1871.
PROXIMITY sErzED DUKINa THE REBELLIoN. ~
Mr.. DAVIS del of KY, offered o resolution calling upon
Secretaries of the Treasury War and Navy report to
The Senate at tho next session Of Congress schedule of
property by classes with Its estimated value which has been
cized possession OF January 1851 by the
orcr authority the of their departments,
ypecvey what disposition made Of said property the
portions sold what became Of the money therefrom how
into the Treasury and how much 20 individuals,
with the and amount to each, and what portion of
paid property &o delivered to and retained by ndvd
uas, with their names.
Laid over till tomorrow.
WILSON'S BOUNTY BILL
The notion entered time since by Mr.. MORRILL,,
(rep) of w. to reconsider the vote passing Mr. Wilson's
hundred dollar bounty bill carry decision OF the
Supreme Court, adopted
Mr. MORRILL, EXPLAINED that Mr. Wilson had been in
in supposing the bill would be limited to four thousand or
five thousand men, but a. had passed would apply to
thirty thousand soldiers The Senator from Massachu
set tnr WILSON, hao prepared amendment which would
strictly connns the carrying out the decision Of
The Supreme Court.
III. WILSON trcp) Of MASS then moved modification OF
the bill TO give the bounty TO those who had BY
sickness disability contracted In the service. This would
reach about onehsK the the decision Of the
Tho remainder uld provided for here.
after.
Ar. OAssHRLY, (dem) Of Cal desired time to examine
he m.tter and upon h1 request the sub ect with
~. SS.sSIsa r. -. osDzn OF susIsnss
Ihe consideration o. Ar ANTHosr's amendment TO the
lhe South passed BY the House of Representatives
DAVIS spoke In refu.tion Of the charges of Mr. shsr
man aean The peace and order Of the South particularly
Dhsl.siss o the people Kentucky enumerated vs
inc s asy had ssn & the
fuss make to their owners for slaves enlisted
haa 70
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Dsd s... s. ;: ssA ::
NJ Posrnc4, frepS o9 KsnsSs would no. vote to
A. BLAIs toem, Of Mo-, here explained .ha. the pay
mont had been prevented BY the unauthorized act Of sec
M DAVIS more la~loss dictator wa. never in power
Sss Ss Penensss nhss sssg
M X:
ns M sna s S asapss upon the people Of Ken
loyer. his posisn-thss they had upheld consttuion
and 5 Doa, AS NE and s9Snr sq oTs sSar their %s
agreed TO lake vote upon the question.
be n Hoas any e nas % @
lore action by The SENATE voted down, only fourteen
Mr. Anthony's resolution then adopted without
~. 9 SUPPRESSION OF Ku KLux oyTnAeEs,
& 10 in Iii to s sus sSSsy c
Mr. DAVIS whose remarks had been interrupted by the
expiration Of the morning hour was awarded the floor He
ons 10 sme Of which he had alluded social disorders
- kensk the ssS South But
ason hs s s'' to g sa & s. m f5 q
He dened tha. Congress had any % such egsa
s views at length a. the proper time and would then pay
ali he say the historic admnisra-
nGP made y II Swn b. isnss e. S hand , o. victims >,
murder and outrage committed Kentucky during the
be invited The attention Of Senator Davis and lis colleague
Mr. Stevenson u appeared that 10 this time there nine
Wsoa Two whe uo0
with intent to KIN General JED O. Davis then in command
In had none Of these cases was
sTsng 1: for The m I've @ Senator'S from A AkspuSky e 4.
single case OF punishment The honorable Senator; might
hs.e facs now III ''sln 0u' 'ns' '0aa n0' 00sras
ar DAVIS replied tha. many Of the outrag-s were com.
Of cases OF assault BY negroes upon during the last
hs murder e negro By white ma9 The federal courts
Just did where were the United States District
swsssnes prevailed Kentucky just after the
both armies wandering about punderns and wreaking
Iryate vengeance; but now comparative quiet prevailed
mai en 1s ea
aggeaed ana furnished no for the Postmaster
rooedel vHdIeae 81, State from the charge. Of swess
eneroas and Erdy and their only au. was
& he 10 ies e Ne
time entertained the Fame sentiments he had read by
9 from the seres b, @ % Indiana Ds
the be unit TO wed the franchise and they
he
a apt a dsd 70 h es
from the Virginia authorities for federal troops in
% msn Ses The
s e Of e e
upon bis ordc Was the to be that where vo
sates would interfere but where by negroes
they wosd stand back and refuse assistance to the State
N, M9agCS 6egl q md proceeded TO read from what
NJ sTnyEssos inquired what onclal list he meant.
MI MORTON replied Official record prepared by
tne fIeedmens Bureau Derisve laughter on the demo-
Mr. sTIvEssos-we do not recognize the Freedrnen's
SSfsas as an HuSTy ~ II na Genucsy ,,
s9 G e y % sd YOU S could % IN
a Feaaosy swaSns State In reference fea PpGEs o s
sentiments previously expressed BY him which had been
sy were ye ens,ane y The party
r.hs1 withou, the enfanchsemen. 81 the coored people
and that had worked far better than he
h BLAIR desired the Senator from Indiana Morton) to
been entrusted ballot in order to obtain republican
Mr. MORTON replied that reconstruction
could not be accomplished white basis. The white
Gaf n0i Tsssept pd 'ns scssp the situation
they did abolish slavery and never lifted hand against the
that which General applause in The gal.
ieriesl
Tho CuAIR Mr. Anthony the galleries that re.
petition OF such demonstration would 10 BE-
stanuy cleared.
Mr. EpMQsDs rep) Of ", said he desired 10 give notice
ths. upon tue next occasion oil any dordery manifestation
cleared but hat the offenders be arrested and punished
time TO stop TO the practices which during
the last few days had turned the Chamber into bear garden
cock pit
with bis account.
Mr., CosKLIEe, Tep) OF N r., said he would have OBJ
ecs 70 tue carrying out OF the threat OF the Senator from
Vermont In this The galleries had for days
boon appaudng sentiments identical with those Jus.
pressed ~ tue senator IRON Missouri de was opposed TO
discrimination 10 the matter, and thought that the Sena
from Missouri should not be deprived Of the plaud
awarded 10 other Senator'S.
The CH4IA stated that the disorder repeated he
would have to direct the Sergeant 70 enforce tue
Mr. MonroS said he would conclude what he had 10 say
by asking reading Of editorial from the Louisville
Cole -Jou ' on the Kentucky Legislature. u was pho
tograph BY democratic paper oi democratic Legislature
he article read II In substance declared The Ku
Riux 10 Kentucky formidable numbers terrible
that the Legislature had failed TO 90 hing 20