The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

The Senate resolution FOR ana adjournment
Also the concurrent revolution appointment Of
COMMITTEES to wait upon President inform him thar
Msss Dawes, M.ynsrd aud Ely appointed suchcom
ooSsfIruTi or AL Powxn OF THE ROUSE
BEoK leave oasr resolution 1,ssrns
treaties eaans sDProrTs.s,sss ofIaoney
NJ BSdR moved 10 sasrena the rules and pass the Joint
resolution sI~ Agreed to without yeas and nays
On motion OF Mr.. KrSpALI- ldem;) of New, bfl for
On n mo i1' Of Mr. sonsY repI Of bell FOR the
eabahmen or the Monroe Land district in Louisiana was
Personal Explanation by General Butler In
Reply 20 Senator Davis.
Mr. BUTLER asked consen, to mako personal
explanation of Giteen minutes
Mr. ARTHUR, (dem.) Of KY, objected.
Mr. BUTLER moved to suspend the rules in order that no
might the personal explanation Agreed oyeas Ill.,
nays Is.
Mr.. BUTLER proceeded as follows:-
For the second time, 1 believe, during consressonai
the Indulgence OF the House lew words OF personal e.
some days ago had occasion to consult Senator Sawyer,
place where found upon matter OF public
Sesan soon after Davis. KEN
Arc as IN
Ing in his Immediate vcinv to the
saion turned around and, having nothing better DO
Of roh om % "a
waited almost sessy nni It came an end Mr. Davis
listener seemed to suppose extraordinary fact must
h have n something sinister aud Of evil design whereupon
manner some very supplementary and offensive utter
Unwilling by sign movement appear suppose the
% :. 81 s s Po
toGraph Nothing else proper be done place
took place is better told in Mr. Davis own words his
Il then took seat He tBuerl continued earnest
Sss 70 s Ys %
5speaes that language He then rssponasd ! have no:
.n =. ga him
young snVu$h 60 g with you from the senate CHAMBER
der said few word. to him. and they walked OF together"
Had Mr. Davis contented himself with this statement.
should not have fell called upon to notice further hIm OF IT,
But he added the following words:-
unsd s,a,ss Who himself does dissent from the
=, Being IN p place where y courtesy had RICH. to be-
upon me- male as Il in debate ana 70 which could make
neither answer defence and assuming MI Davis
candid udsmea. Of ,hs House and Of an Just he
played the gentleman and who The
TO raise lie Implication OF motive for this unsecmly at
tack upon an in his further
planned 10 hin Tia. General Butler while IN Command IN
New Orleans had through military order, taken guam.
away that he Mr Dsvis taking with him Senator and
atty Of Brother, the President complaint
him property but the President declined take any
cSmpsin q lt NJ
sion introauced i again when the majority again refused
foundation for inodaeas t. days ssr h.va as
note General Butler thereupon pro.
that his cowardce Incompetence . Commander had
shame and & Ps. upon s country r. govern
never exchanged word with General Butler, and such
rs, sy ss q, q PISTOLS A \,
sso h :, ne ss of one
command garrsoned city a. a rebea Complaint made
entirely e. pax, and not even under tho sanoon OF an
and good Lncon Tia. he called 10 his aid The poitc.
Of
e a se ear ss enc
country, to prOmglgate Islander asains. ha. oaiceI
lie that he presented his rejected resolution
adndsed ana EXPLODED SANDER without Application even 70
the officer then inne eid the head OF of tho
cesed letter which he deemed discouteous from that CO..
other way or 10 the southern fashion, for the third time
Mr. DAVIS took advantage Of bis position Senator Of the
Of his assumed enemy form Of opprOsou;
give tongue lie Wen Knew he %ss ps.o s
90 ua a H Sss by h r.s
OF the privilege OF tue Senate 10 call him to account for
D for
asS s 81 n A sn. ID. se
marple Thus sheltered guarded, shielded, protected
se Ssi ns his
and elected the nosome etpya OF hs reyinss at his
absent Antagonist after the most higntone OF South
own assaults upon an absent person from his oombproof
and lon-esd position TO Oe literally and exactly uehieh
whether the officer or the Senator acted the OF brswi
IMNUNITIKs OLD AGE
But what shall De sale 4 TIT. account 6y Mr. Dav. OF him
detail and in general untrue! which propose show BY
Gi.,~.
1.-THE President declined take any action IN the case
Thereupon moved resolution for the appointment OF
Tha. . NO, ,5u. below Of entirely
that Mr. Davis ever introduced, lie says
Tha! not The Senate called to vote upon
AT the ensuing session introduced again, when the
true. He did introduce the resolution
again at the ensuing session. and was never voted upon at
both occasions of offering this resolution stated to
the senate the facts as recoanted BY Mr. Brother the
H..
That true. ON occasion, tin the 7h instant did
he, when Offering resolution, any other way
the Senate elsewhere publicly any concerning Gen
era Butler recouned by Mr. Brother anybody else
The foundation for introducing resolution otherwise lie
"a days after having moved this resolution second
time received discourteous from General Buern
II Ia not true that he moved the resolution second
time that he received note from
General Butler, although he did note, which wf
have read 10 moment from the Gio5e DAVIS
hmsef the time pronounced that every man would
write under the circumstances.
.Thereupou he pronounced General Butler mill
pundercr, his and incompetence
n commander had brought and disnonor upon his
country its and nj Big Bethel, New orleans
and Whining on"
II Is true he the Senate that
Butler military puauercr and that his cowardce
incompetence a had brought shame ana dts
honor upon his country, It's government and Big
Bethel, Sew Orleans and Wilmington lie never mentioned
the Senate Big behe New Orleans or Wilmington
nection with Butler II possible in the ma
ture things that he could have spoken Of Wilmington
because mention, ti the present month, Mr. Davis
OF General Butler in tue Senate 9Th
June 1894 and General Butler mad been Whining.
within 900 miles OF IT, during the Dccem-
Der, 1854 than ss months Afterwards, when he COM