The New York herald., 1871-03-11
Mr. sonuRz asked whether the Senator had no. heard the

Mr. sonuRz asked whether the Senator not the
Mr. sSqIr replied pot np the Senator from Missouri had
colleague mr. camsTon5 r but as the ea
nse s Ps s sua
ees Y or 9t had been In
the question were simply between Mr. summer and Mr.
v s Ss 4, Of Foreign he would
not on such terms with the President and Sec
Inc nen OF ne Senate should be in accord with the Execu
Mr. somgns M explained snst he did not charge oorrnp.
% g sFTs 4s rs
and Sn @na and Ga to the Was this
nsr sauSns Ss Senator New Ga%pshirc shire M Pasr
po%nsS q%e n0 s &c %as
he to was e@GSs sso @ gto u
81 Domingo The reason assigned for dispacng Mr. Sum.
na s
di S sea. S.Ts y ssS S lss
and now was proposed strike him in the house OF
his .s1 rsnds AVan'e in the galleries. which the presiding
may Iss'i BE sea se ne SaSs
% The Senate having been received harmony
Sssord has produced for hsmseiyes Fos
pesy o os H s ss Of wha right FIRE
nss.s n By s Mr. sSar1 c DID moi @ The
refused 70 give the Secretary of State an to ON
ar srsiSfR remarked that the question asked must have
BEEN w in nh.a The sligh,s,, wa'psr Gsaghisr
mot hsvf " woss sny crawl r., would ss
chairman Hsos on ES@ For
two w ss Ss wy K % s
r r Ta RI s
e past ss sn he G displaced for the reason that the per-
such they could not commnnce on eonden
ss dI He Mr Howe "s for hs
PaSs T hye said he understood Mr. Sumner had
Mr. Mr. sgMNKH replied that heknew nothing OF IT.
pSn % arnsn sdn@Asr Gsp Of Ney said there was simple
vote for oceE Of their choice without having their motives
i ney ss M
oos and M haS Il. @ T % had
y Mr. % SSn SSnS Sv I per-
REPORT ON SOUTHERN ouTRAaFs.
Sn he % he asa eanss a as Ss s Mr.
ec submitted report IN relation 10 affairs in Sorth Caro-
linz win the ncGSmpanyfnGg comp " GtS testimony In
ss s IA s Es aE'n Sna15 NJ y .ss II Tss5 R:
nsi n vfE a ss n # the S
North Carolina alone would made The minority on
IN regard to The testimony aSen but most Of wa" nco
S.S ns TIsrs wSass
10 he partisan Sa sn
examined were summoned BY both the majority and the
mony before IT, for the Senate say whether any
Witnesses
tee with testimony, then ordered
printed.
FORMER suBJEor RESUMED.
Mr. WILSON said that Mr. Howe was a gentleman Of
h s M owe sa nh e o ~. T M %
Mr. Sumner that could convince the country The for
i ought Be The
I Of dpSmaso Mr. S s oey s
country vii, to the conclusion that the trouble
paSso s e q.
IN q M W s o hs O e
orv MsssacSusais ss Of ali Par.
DOWN is ssa
S:S ia r.
S.s @ 20 4
2s, @ sossess 'Hs WHICH
.s s 4. that ss no Bun ..S bad
nance Or Committees would the people have be-
fae
ss Sss s s'ss
Mr. Nys proceeded :. Justify: :, !. !, ~
d. hanss se @ d s,pss s a @ wsa
aS Il. ms s S. s @
change ne chairman Of .hs committee and Is d
BE-
given present thought sufficient Mr.
%
p Must ns Of hnge
time the chairman happens to be personally dstasteful
with he ea ~ The
Vo.s% Relation. ni S'y yxsea
wn'% ss aa of Rs a na
aisp. When AnaTs% johnson
ALASKA which secuted the sppropra,ion Mr. Logan
also said SAID TN shs wnen Genera epssred this
nie Secretary stanton, with whom not on pleasant
chueits the Alabama claims from which the seal Of
Country he upon Which shoss ois%s aDls
e'n 1s pos p1se
rog K s ASs % e
tiens" He ogap would ASK there nothing in this
haons chairman that Of the on
f0ss1 mnnes was uss
/ Of New. moved to adjourn
TPTos then Addressed he Senate He said he knew
% s tho l.. e 10 Ss he
from oonneccat Mr. Ferry had msds
Dam; Ms'sa
a.. s::a sssss1 must i; ss tsso.. s ss'Ss HSs
n Ms
Va. = %
e 81 the % i Sc g: =
was "a. =. rI,s The bottom q. Of 4 e .ss movement
tocu salu nc ne0 teken down IN y0oerdAya
proceedings 10 the republican words which fell
from the lips OF the Senator from Wisconsin (Mr Howc
to the reason for this change The words wore, THAT the
ST. Domingo and majority OF the Committee on Foreign
Relaons were opposed to IT, and that reason
making the change"
Mr. snERMAN, lrepl Of Ohio interrupted Mr. Upton and
divulging the secrets of party caucus,
Mr. TIpToN said he might have experienced such
feeling had he not the whole proceedings
IN H. the morning papers with the ayes and and hs
fricnd's (Mr. Shermans) name among them.
Mr. HOWE then repeated what he did in the II
was substantially that there was one reason
why In his judgment the right TO aker the Committee
Foreign Relations should be exercised and that that he
understood majority of the Senate to be In of the
annexation OF St. Domingo and majority of the
dance with psr,ampptarv usage , recon,,,ne a'eGa be
committee accordance with the of body
But this In itself the for removing
Of the committee because the adverse majority might
well be corrected by removing any other member of the
commee andf that had been the only difficulty with
Committee on Foreign Relations II might be waived here
after, as II had been done heretofore
Mr. TPToN did not that there any material differ