The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-21
CON G X Il s S.
FORTy-sECoND TERM-FIRsr SESSION

SENATE.
wAsHINGToN, March 1.-The amendment of the House
to the Senats for Gnt Com
MT Anthony moved to restore the clause stricken ont
publish from time to time during the the results
Mr Thurman protest ed against this an attempt to
print partisan electioneeTng documents at the public
not be made till next session as provided By the
luton He TGqd mot thrust amy 6o " S Of sa %en
sure: s,,.. .ho,u,, A.. o-,,o.x. 80 - .,o
South necessary to the peace OF the country,
the South was seneay dsnied by 6e press and oFatoFs
Of me Democratic party in other parts OF the 09Gntr
published as soon as possible Besides It was the inte
that if unt1u. the falsity reports should be
shown. The object of the committee was to furnish in
the Senator from Ohio nv ThuTman9 Would have the
aSs 81 hd in s
that horrible record could not be obscured by excuse
Mr. Morre remarked that as the investigation would
publicity The testimony would be disclosed and it was
Mr. Blair desired to renind the Senator (Mr orriD
the senStS @
select committee in the case Of North Carolina the pro
e had deesG
efforts to prevent this secret ndustiOn and star cham
M Morton replied that in giving publicity to the tss
caused tbs witnesses be terrified and their lives
oPgostsSiE would have been Afforded to Kuklnf them
Blair said the only danger to on the the T9d
would be inedia ely appointed by the President to Off
Mr. Casserly inquired if the witnesses were in so much
danger the radical majority had been in such hurry
Mr Blair added that all the witnesses had previously
But nons them had been tire esened q abused .,,
thought Mr fpa 6r w0S @ have or TG Of t5
denied the alters assertion that the Democratic
ton or that there had been any opposition to Whatever
wSpd Ghs9gS S s yoad nrs srsns to point to
Every disorder, soGsled outrage in the South was
seiVe as an additional presz putting the heel
military power upon the necks OF tsai Rroisrate people
of the South and the country but he denied that the per
people p their ocsIItiss would chalenss any
Gp e a6
these oqrages as was any any man AMI in OSngresss s .
the s party was to be injured lure By such %
nence had always been exerted in that direction Gould
not the Senator ME Morton recoleet when the streets
themyr%idons % Of Know aOtnssm Did he forgot tSs %
IN IN
hsss bn sss b 1 And
the organized system outrages and pnuder watch
%
immediate before the gas as TO tns pro
over The spaih who shall make 9eports not to Congress
Il that they should
inyestisaton ~ The result would be half DOZEN reports
from the minority fb and majority OF the
for consumption in another to the detriment of both
House of Repre- SseDtatives.
some conversation took place motion made by Mr.
Lynch TO the Journal make it tina
he yesterday made motion to reconsider the By
which was referred the joint resolution authorizing and
directing the Secretary of the Navy to appoint commits
sion consisting of two line officers aud officer of the
the eIPedency Of consolidating the ohsrlestoWn and
| the former TO the latter.
MIR, Dawes objected the consideration of the motion
he was inclined to exnRush both of the yards,
desired that tire entire subject should be discussed at the
| proper ime
Mr. Hooper said that when the bill first offered h
colleagues Messls Banks and TTiche objected to tht
introSucion 1t rather unfair change the position
| of the bill in this way.
| Mr.. Banks asked that the journal be corrected Hi
objection was to the reference of the BILL which
| ferTed by mistake.
After further the Speaker aues
tion the motion of Mr. Banks that it might ap
the journal that the resolution not
| or referred at all.
The House disagreed to ths motion of Mr.. Banks anC
also to the motion OF r Lynch, so the journal remain
| unaltered.
Mr. Blair introduced Joint resolution authorizing thu
Secretary of State to the holders of the certificate
Of award the moneys paid by the Republic of Venezuela
| in the settlement of claims.
| Mr. Banks said as there great deal of dispute
about the natter the resolution ought not to be
| without consideration.
Mr. Stevenson moved that the House adjourn, which,
half past o'clock agreed to-yeas, l07 nays 72.