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


WASHINGTON. March 29.-The Senate took mp in the
morning hour Mr. Anthony's Fesolu.lon to amend the
the House Of Representatives be ndered at the
Mr Gassery. in denial of Mr. Anthonys assertion OF
rd.y cd from various Senate debates to show
had been dictated and
He read IRON speeches by Messrs. Sumner. Sherman,
sna in s o, IF n n Would m ask sss w@
ndepenc conscientious members OF majority
to thu eounrs to par
h BY e i 5 1 s
the physical eIhanstiOn OF tnelr opponents.
can caucus hs evsr soasbs ssnssissas or
as an and time or ascer
tinin the sentiment of members OF the
sr wills N oorroborated Mr.. Anthony's assertion.
and that %sicTity
Something had been SAT- by the from Uaifornia
% stay ap al but snS haa no psen ne
night sessions in the great struggles of
success because they were sober men. The majority
towards morning generally found stretched the
After further discussion the subject wen. over without
by OF the morning and the San
Domingo dlscu slon was resumed.
that IL Texas furnished no precedent or
justification Tor the begerent ntsrIsrsDce Of the Pes
dent TO protect Dominica against Hayti One leading
object OF the San mingo expedition seemed TO have
sston he he was reminded EDO the made yestsr
asy,oy me S nator from Wisconsin Mr Howe, that
purely otic and unselfsh motives believing such
sehasn % of the
Interesting of the sublmewsnt of seishness
IF Ss @ to BE- By sssss
for properly de,sI sed the spsnisrds and oo 600
ssece its for the mefars Of % 80
vi Sh hs snSs %. Se IN aa as poSset and 5000
constituted the dominican police force
House.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill re-
ported from the select committee.
Mr. Morgan; member & Of tue committee commenced
@ % 'Sssay
SroSioas cau%ny chares o Bussr Of SSs,scha % %n
setts that the Democrats encouraged murder
against southern Republicans to hello them in the
With such charge before IL en- deliberately made, it
oueht TO teach gen emen to be more cautions OF the
ence to ibe people q the soat6 the sents@sn from
to examine the Affairs shst
ood Why did ne dsenss Beea0.e the Ss1tioman aod
the country knew tfat the afro sus ssainst
the trouble at the South was for IN, greater part
ed laws despOtc principles forge ting that this
S as IN ms Ss n
and judgments agair s. the pending bill: ...,-
sancton to the establishment of military rule only
Virginia but in Ohio, not only in Louisiana but IN Sew
Vested the % %sa
termidat.n Of laets he sutho ,zsd to employ the
coDrts try and convict men by military commission and
pete control he lfs liberty and pro
that possessed hy Ozar Russia the Great Msgu
There nothing in the bill in conformity with the spirit
of republican institutions II vested the President with
MT. M ryan pre- laimed and challenged contradiction
the truth of the assertion that the closet
and in roof Of this quoted from rspors of Gene
BY aHS 0a aGaS
district and the lives liberty and property OF the people
that section subjected 20 miiity rule The Presdsat
OF and rty had Just passed: and not
standing this proposed 20 clohe the Pres
After further remarks said If you would restore
tranquility to the South and the whole
chang our policy toward the South. Ins cad
sws rd xend the olive branch instead offer
reconciliation nd he plAdged himself there would be
known PIoclsm general amnesty and you are
unworthy be the receptacle OF the liberties of the
Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts, said from many States, in
every OF the and in pusation of ths
ship, that their lives are not sesure that
pIoie coD t6e law that their homes are not safe
thy in imminent danger of death aud of torture
reprsenfation st that these
ragged murdered or outl wed suher because OF their
~ s 1 bc s "a "a ooneda win
| those OF the majority OF the American people
aSsd d ae s S Of the s.n
70 the iundameEt tai civil rights OF the citizen tie had
long been OF the opinion ADO TED a ne ues OF 9Se. ser
purpose the trainers Of Constitution to plaes
the undamsntal civil rights Of ths people under the pro
| our laws, ns mely, the General Goyernment.
s. e ssss tate Ss aas Of s oas
profscfns the fundamental human Of the peopla
Ia this be saea stsnlsSn % tas Dsaiassson
ments we're nsttated among but while he did not
pretend thar e vas Erant OF pews5 he