The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-29
CON RESS.
FORTY.sECOND TERM-FIRsr SESSION.

Senate.
WAsHINeToN. March 2e.Tne Senate took mp in the
morning hour Mr. Anthony's resolution to amend the
order OF business that bill the South passed by
the House Of Representatives be oouhdered the
MT 6assery. in denial Of Mr. Anthonys ASSERTION Of
that certain legi tion Of the Senate particularly
had been dictated and prepared
He read IRON speeches by Messrs. Sumner. Sherman
We're these held for If not to whip in the
and went on to S some 81 the evils and dangers
% % b and SIMILAR 90 pg
pushed through by the majority by all sessions and
Mr. AnthSny retsrs' 60 nis assertion that no Repub
na @ deSd the on
indispensable and time nored eipedient
tinns the sentiment of members OF the
sr Wills n oorroborated Mr.. Anthony's assertion.
He was here for sax years, when tUere was an over
d sS sa S@a aas majority Espss
% mat the %noy ro had ssn
compelled to stay up ali night but there not nov
1857 and is5s when the Republican minority had little
towards morning generally found stretched on the
After further discussion subject went over without
action by the expira ion OF the morning hour the San
Mr. SchaTz resumed tue floor and proceeded to argue
s or s @
dent TO protect Dominica against Hayti. One leading
protec. Baez from his subjects 1 this S
nS Se o@
Baez the matter OF aanexationi was influenced by
step would bring peace % to 0 hi oountrymeu.
% e eesa al %
terestng of the spbmewan Of seshness
items Bill to PAID By hs pntsd ssatss $1,000
bop q ss gao %
sacrifice its for the welfare Of his fellow tz
be divided among his bro hers and relat who mainly
constituted the dominican police force.
House.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill re-
ported from the select committee
LII. ad
his speech ~ that he was no apoogist for crime
trusted that all criminals would be brought to speedy
s be By By sn S s e
Of condemna ion is itself a crime; He denounced
setts that the Democrats encouraged murder and out
RACES esn Republicans to heip them IN the
With charge before EN-. deliberately made, it
to he a s soSS s0S W. n with rs
Masscbnsetts gave as reason for not serving on the
select tee % examine into the affairs
1ood. Why did dsoineY Because the gentleman aOd
the people the ssh ssAs nnd
tSs trouble % he at the SO9th was for h part
ed laws on despotc principles forge ting that this
majority of the Republican members thsir hearts
tSeg hep - m s their
sanction 70 The establishments of military rule not only
York ana iP SsSst state o sS Union Toe bin
power check whatever On his view de-
ssS al 70 me 6s 80 the @
CoDrts try and convict by military commission and
exercise complete control hs life liberty and pro
that hy OF Russia or the Great Msgu
There was nothing in the bill in conformity with the spirit
Of republican institutions 1t vested the President with
Mr. NJ ryan pre- Iamed and challenged contradiction
peace and security existed Maine to the Rio G. ande
and in roof Of this he quoted from the of Gene
wa By ass $ea iGa
disrcis and the lives liberty aud property OF the people
IN bis ssage of December sJ informed Congress that
Syear of peace and srty mad Jast passed and
this proposed 20 elothe the Pres
dent wi IN unlinii ed mi itary powsr
After further remarks, he said you would restore
cbaue our policy toward South Ins cad of ths
the olive branch instead Of vengeance Offer
Dwhere peace happiness extent before
known. Proclaim general amnesty and show that you
not unworthy TO be the receptacle of the liberties of the
Er Hoar of Massachusetts, said from many statss in
telegraph, complaints that large number of
felow citizens deprived of the rights of citizen
sbs sbb 'nr 'eS are aSs secure Sn
pros ction OF the law that their homes safe
death h anything could add gravity these
1T fact that these
ats chmsnt 70 the Country their loyalty to the dag be-
their opinions public questions coincide with
He asked attention of the House 10 brief con
sic erston of the the Amercan Constitution
long bssa Of the opinion ado ted 10 Of quiet after
much eonseentious study that me great and leading
The civil rights Of the people under pro
lection Of the strongest and sno@est power known to
While local power 20 state Eoyer1msnts this
does no. impair or impssi the right ead d9ty Of our
In be called attention the DsoAEafon
Of Indspendsnes 20 show the objects for which govern
pretend that tbls declaration grant of power.
maintained that thsss who pledged thsir lives fortunes