Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-02-10

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The executive session held on Saturday was
most stormy. Two hours were spent discus.
sing the character Of w. j. Crauer, Grants
brothsr-in-law. The charges made against
him, and believed by the committee on Fo.
reign Relations, were licentiousness, which il
bad for minister Of the gospel; behaving
badly towards a lady 10 Leipsic when he wal
Consul there, which is unbecoming an oficia
Of Uncle Sans government; and of getting
slapped in the face for so doing, which was
bad for Cramer; and not having the courage
to resent it, which to the committee was worse
thas oil, Is they had no desire to send cow.
ard to represent us at the Danish Court; but
the President through his satellites, Morton
Conkling, Howard aud Chandler, had decided
that he was fit person to 60 abroad and they
rode roughshod over the Foreign Relations
committee and confirmed him. can't see
why the Senate should be 80 careful of the
characters of our representatives abroad after
having confirmed the pimp Sickles as Minis
ter to Spain. Chandler, the Michigan shod-
dyite, behaved himself in manner worthy
denizsu of the slums of New York. His vul-
garity, i'll breeding and billingsgate, though
worthy Of the subject, disguised all those Sen
stors who had the slightest regard for the
amenities or decencies of life.
The report Of the COMMITTEES who are inves'
tigatiug the charges Of fraud against Indian
Commissioner Parker will report by the last
of the week. 1t is thought that the commit
tee will let Parker down easy by admitting
bis incompetency and bis being tool in th'
hands of the Indian Ring.
The President, after hating between two
opinions, neither Of them his own, has at las
determined to sign the bill repeating the tes
oath and will so announce to Congress to-day
The elongated faces Of the Carpet.baggers ane
EScallywags is truly pitiful; they told the Pre-
sident, with tears in their "loil' eyes, that K
sign that bill was to sign away the Southern
States from himself, from Radicalism ant
from their most obedient servants who cam'
to warn him against destruction, but from
some cause yet unexplained he "weq back
on them and their allies Morton and Butler
The case Of the remaining Georgia Senator
Dr.. Miller, will be brought up to-day and viii
be pushed by Senator Thurman until disposed
of. The general impression is that be will &c
bis seat after long debate on the subject
Should be be permitted to take his seat, it viii
be the first time since 1860 that every seat il
tho Senate will be filed. / trust be will &c
| his seat and that it may inaugurate differ
emit condition Of things from the past ten years
The ball is rolling and % doubt it will. Th'
|day is breaking.
The Senate committee on the District o
Columbia have added to section six the fol
lowing, at the suggestion Of Senator Sumner
"And no distinction on account of race, color
or previous condition of servitude shall b.
made in the admission Of pupils to any Of thu
schools under the control Of the Board of Ed
ucation, OF in the mode Of education or treat
msnt of pupils in such schools" Senator
Sumner in offering this is no worse than otbe1
Radical Senators and members, as themajority
will 90 Is far az he will when they can do 81