The New York herald., 1872-01-16
@ O N @ r Z s S
The Amnesty Bill Passed in the House and
Discussed in the Senate.
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SUMNER ON CIVIL RIGHTS FOR ALL.
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Ah Sin Makes Petition on
Rice.
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Shipbuilding Materials and
Import Duties.
The New Orleans Troubles Com.
mittee To Be Appointed.
SENATE.

Mr. FENToN. trep) Of N r. presented the petition Of Hon.
George r. Seden and thousand other citizens
Rochester, N r. praying for the reduction of tariff
revenue bass and especially for the removal of
upon salt coal and pig from also petition Of the ladies Of
Albany. N. Y, protesting against women suffrage
Mr. HAMLIN. (rep) Of Me- presented memorial against
an appropriation for the heirs of Dr. Morton for the dis
covery Of ether.
Mr. SUMNER rep) Of hass presented several petitions
for the passage Of his Supplementary Civii Rights bill
Mr. EDMUNps !rsp2 OF " presented thrS-two petitions
dealers Tie Pachc Coast for the rsducton OF the
The VICE PRESIDENT reminded that petitions OF for.
Mr. coln thought ,Sa. the rule applied only to foreigners
residing abroad and Mr. Sumner said ought to apply only
WOE Pnrs,DESE said that the ruins the sub
approach United States government through the
state Department
SsS ass
hey p re Of Thought the Senate
oush. not 70 particular receiving pe.on
for free trade Of IT,
reerred TO- the COMMITTEE ON Finance anu tue was
Mr. CnAsDLEs, 1rep. Of Mich, from the Committee on
mote the The Cincinns and southern Ra
bSop
Hedelbach and Ferguson as trustees to construct and
the cadcisry aes to
dess . appoint oi f'e'
Mr. s nev oa and yearly 0wanoe
Ss ere Relief Of Of the Memphis
1--WE KSfa o SSoro regulate criminal
practCe in the federal Courts .-,..,. s,oo ooo g.,
Mn rSGt 100000 for
s. to OF
foF % Of yo chang. III. time, for
sna Courts S1aSs
Mr. BLXia cdem) MO- offered joint resolution
Ing Ing e SF Of s and ssae ais ia
dase consideration: s Ind nssn h, - w.. nj,
Louisiana temporarily absent, to ask the post
s OF 10 hs 70
Of the resolution, and It went over
At p. NJ the Amnesty bill came unfinished
Mr. SUMMERS Supplementary Civil Rights bill being the
pending 1t was read and Mr. summer addressed
'As senate upon )" synsnns SPEECH.
hss ssas seTS %
hs sRt vel es %na
ing upon the continued degradation Of race Property in
parted; No human beins can, can call himself master
70 sell tho ro% . TO shut ou. hs
q esse s Of
isui.s These gua perosaves are ended 10 this extent
sss 10
the a Right sa DC
And yet slavery postpone entry
Si N wa he %
OF people whose only offence skin which had been the
also from the ballot boz. IN open defiance of the grea.
that Just stands only on OF gov
erned Such the mpuden cehes OF slavery PROLONGED
slave the e
this extent his equality Is recogniled
EQUALITY BEFoRE THE LAW
Bat this is not enough. Mucn Il may seem compared
is not ye. recognized The dena OF any right wrong
right 70 testify The right ihere rights
without which equality does not exist The precise rule
that before the law which all alike
mens Of ali institutions, privileges Advantages and con1eS
ences created regulated by law which the right
not oss. or reasonably oy hSs Two
The court house and ballot are not the ony places fo
the rule These two not the only institutions for its
cases Il h all equal before the iawnot merely before
;ss bou IN wS % Sa Sso ,s tw ia a. =,
testify and TO vote, HE Is not al CONTAINED even in
for Susins health or or peasare out here his Trials
begin The doors Of the public ao.e which from the earliest
the against him, and the public
no 1s IA" oa sm & o rss %
spite and relaxation at some place Of public
eriiaatlon Win the anrieies Of parent seeking
the iaess@.bie Siessnss Of sdacasoo ana ,asss him him
s;ascon1'e,y to tue common school, created bv
has contributed, but these doors slam rudcly
vac isSe ol We cnid wnere sarnered up the parents
hcAu Suner little Children and forbid them not, 10 come
u'o me sash were tue words OF the divine Master But
the door of the school because skE. And
tne same insulting oaclsn shows itself n other lnstu
lions science anu learning also IN the church and In the
h resng pncs on ea,.n Two Instances occnr which
nave Deen hsntoneu already on this roor but tncr emi
hence 10 ILLUSTRATION OF an unqnestionabie grievance
l,~'ihes the repeu.1n. The speaker cited the
3 rreoehcn Dousiass and Lieutenant Governor
These ara dsnso"ss 'ue pont and continued 3
types II FREDERICK Douglas, oscar James Dunn could
De % S e, ow ,b uc @ mus M ners be called to endure
sxn,am % ,.a ~, 80 az .ne .uuseted the refined
;,i sa .,aa ,roa, Ae snu oui ron the ordinary
80 y. ,,,t e y, anu driven into
oy w. au 80 'Isons where the
ross syc m re- ssd ibi shelter and sgan at the
iuau , az ',n @ III ~ au 'shnent with
ous wu,on uase y ~ !uu uUuo 'ns constant,
my W ~ w ta,ncatons
ue wu. iauo y. ~ ~ @ saa reaches
DE. nni need ths Lsnrn correci,on The ev,snc wnen
% .vs sS .e,s. on
ou aoe ia ous pe,,ons' jus % anu a1,e ~ oinet ev
have .u,er.s fra th,s main ,rnsI "f e,no ,,ahts WIS