The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
g Q N @ r E S s.
TIE SYNDICATE UNDER REVIEW.
Mr.. s. 8. Cox SCATTERING the Fabric
Constructed by Secre-
tary Boutwell,.
AN OPEN DEFIANCE OF LAW.
Itself a Fraud and It's Executor
Deserving of Censure.
Slavish Dependence on Europeans Com.
mission and Agency Fees Entirely Illegal.
Debate on the Amnesty Bill in the
Nen1tcs
OPPOSITION OF SENATOR CHANDLER.
He Never VIII Forgive an Unre-
pentant Rebel.
LOngStreet'S Repentance Evinced by His
Joining the Republican Party.
OPPOSITION OF SENATOR CHANDLER.
He Never Will Forgive an Unre-
pentant Rebel.
LOngstreet'S Repentance Evinced by His
Joining the Republican Party.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1872.
CHEAP TRANSIT WEST
Mr. PoNxsoY. repj of Kansas, presented the preamble
and resolution Of the Kansas Legislature urging upon Con-
Ness such action viii = cheap means Of transit
from the agricultural States OF the West the seaDoard
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bnls were introduced and referred follows:-
BY Nr. RAMSEY, trep) Of Mnn-Alowng settlers on
ss Sioux Indian reservation in Minnesota until 1874 pay
Mr. ~ H. ;s. sg Of for hs
United for and for repeal Of The
NV providing for the formation Of four states
by. BY Mr. ConxL =; ersp1 q n ITO establish ma
seamen prevent excessive rebate in the
Saass msrchandse damaged shpboard imported
Survey rns q
Survey three q which, together
With three officers OF the Navy Department. 10 constitute
BY Mr. RAMsEY-In relation to the settlers late
s'0us Indian reservation, to- IL n sTs"s%s
In 81 y s
Of
a. M s ~
e. retire on As. e Sas
% e.
Stains for additional bounty under the act of July g. 1885,
..sss o Ss " Res he 81 s .a ss
reported from the Finance Committee substitute declaring
that the intent and meaning Of the act FROM
as psymenI % the tau Of two half All div
any bank company bank insurance company
san made slack , water nav
S 81 sn and ssd S amy
snd pss:mber $50 such sorporssioe:
ss ssasy paid or would n n Upon the
previous months year, equal to
% The s
II. % an a
have paa or shall pay a Of .wS ana half per cent upon
The substitute was adopted and passed.
REGULATION OF CRIMINAL PRACTICE IN FEDERAL
Mr. THURMAN. tde. Of Ohio called the bill to regulate
ease where demurrer nterposed to an indictment.
any Court o. the United States demurrer shall be
by the s S0 Ss no ss hs be
title The defendant to Of the beyond the
Mthe expiration OF the morning hour the Amne.ty bin
taken and Mr. CHANDLER addressed the
length. He declared himself against universal amnesty
ssrtaniy risS, TO impose conditions and lie thought
% i ,Ss reasonable condition to require
bsiOrs giving then n smps' lie was opposed forcing
they ought not TO ret it, The frat condition of forgiveness
u % % Sa s an s csss S
had been cited as for amnesyuc
sbe evidence loyalty and general GOOD char
q Snus the The R1 %1 rebel.
Of liable to be shot time for violation OF their
were taken out and shot would do zeal good
than amnesty. Mr.. Chandler then turned to the
CIVIL SERVICE Reform.
He said bad been going effectively for the last
them good loyal men, expressed opinion that
We had never had honest and efficient civil service
under the present administration. Still there tndoubt
eddy other reforms required, and they would be made
tween tho republican and democratic pares greatly the
dsadvantage OF the LATTER and warned the nbera rpubi
cans OF the OF the party into whose they
rushing There were always republican soreheads" yoing
democrats joining the republican party and If the democrats
chose to keep mp the exchange these terms he had OBJ
lection.
SUMMER THE CIVIL RIGHTS RILI.
Mr. SUMNER. rep. OF Mass, replied to Nj. Lot NJ Mo-
nus argument ade las week against the constutionali
81 the supplementary Civil Rights bill The power to
ne pu be said was given IN the grant OF power TO abolish
slavery this legislation being necessary to make the abo
ton complete The Senator Mr. Morri had found
sttuona difficulties In the he adhered 10 the
old rule OF interpreting the constitution disregard Of
new rule which conquered at Appomattoxthe rule that
every word clause and sentence must be interpreted
Tor human rights He read letters from colorcd
men tesufying 70 the necessity for such
legislation ,a By Congress to protect them IN
Amnesy bill passed there that the colored
vote would be divided 10 defeat tie party
In there than enough
20 the State election, whole coun.
dental election The coored voters a power In
She land and must be considered.
Mr. MORRILL, (Iep.) 0! Me- said he denied that the
81 the war brought RUE OF interpreting the const
pul ~ using the cooed votes coercve instead
BY reasons addressed 20 the Judgment Of the senate
Az the conclusion OF Mr.. korrus remarks Mr.. WILSON
Mr.: HAMILTON. OF M, demanded the yeas and nays
which were TAKEN and by II to 70 the Senate al
Ssn minutes past four o'cIe,k Y. NJ, adjourned.