New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

70 Has the senator from Vermont set himself up 10
override all rules hope ne VIII not attempt 10 impose
Mr. FDMNDs said he wished 70 know whether under
the Fourth Rule this habit 90 ing ae moor ana taen
the President had decided several times that when
senator yielded the floor for any motion he yielded
M TRifJMBULI,-In never heard OF such thing
The motion of Mr.. STOCKTON to adjourn was put and
iOs Mr.. HAMILTON Oem., Md resumed and said Mr..
sumner now on the alert 10 DSor 10 IS bSr sn a.
this hour Of the night or morning Deore augntef ana
Mr Uamiton) was I'm favor of the eolored people He
had lived among them all his lile ~ s h dor IA
ton with them upon business and pohes Dut as Tor the
uTh III senatdr mat was another thing His State
%iapvlandi was prominent in giving their rights 70 the
i le6nIe fhey had 1000 themvoters in Mary
iend-abd thew ali voted the Republican ticket
MIR. CONKLING Uiep., n. fl-Oi couIso, , 900 ,..,
MIR HAMIITON-Of course. When you see a colored
voter anproachng the polls you know nc carries dan
gerous ballot his hand lLaughterJ AZ taxes 1000
WA gb to carry the state too and we shah carry it
for the choice OF the Baltimore Convention oo whoever
It Mr.. STEWART Rep., Noy)-I thought you had
n0inhn ~ THINE but We will have in good
t, have great faith in the Judgment OF that Balti-
more Convention and shall abide ny lts deGislon. we
ara going to have grand canpmeethg o. democrats.
We Viii Start with 1888 electoral votes and we VIII get
the state of New-Y0rk, too l kiVW. III! htonu nun
N SHS Gir ConklingJ conceded that. . ,-,
Ne W i CTnfSKIiNG replied that whether he conceded
New-York 70 the Democrats depenIeu upV. WIN thy
resolved TO support Greeley or Wo0dhuni Doth were
ru Mr. AiILToS-Who is Mrs, woodruff You have
cot plank in your platform for her. oiesss great
Tespeet for women but would Ike TO near what she
- NE IcoSKIING-Don not the Democrats respect the
i' MT AILToN-Yes individually butthey win not
~ ,i'iecf MIR Hamilton then went on at some length
poltcaI questions and said the banner OF the
Republican party in the ensuing Campo sh Hoeid Dc IN
10 % Fgotism DespOdsm, and Nepousm"
ar SrEVENSON alluded 70 the OnSflng OF an amend.
ment 10 the Naval Appropriation bull hxins thefay OF
This mad bee Iultu oul VI w tho
occupant OF the chair Mr. Anthonyl lHe very same sen
or Who tonigh decided an amendment much more OBJ
ious 10 ta rule TO be in order and the Senator from
Vermont NIr Edmund) was very silVlous IN sustain
NC he CHAIR That amendment related directly TO the
Ie ~ of the bill vet ruled out and
an Amendment is admitted WINCH uhu.T Nlat funhg'
ond at that time have been hooted At lie wanted tho
- 10 SOC this proceeding in It's proper light This was
an attempt to the House, eheI 20 eI the Applo
nriaton bin fail or 10 accept TINS measure III Wasa
n1otinn ~ parliamentary courtesy and set at naugnt
the intent OF the Constitution 10 preserve the lhuepe
dea ~ each House The minority in this body. feeble
b nv he would be recreant TO their duty IL they
did not oppose this movement ny every means III Inef
NJ iEDNNDs said the case was moro Ike the one
70 which Mr. stevenson had alluded lllh req was IKE
blue aud he had not 6een ne acio IA
mo least but supposed the cases were the same Tue
senate I'm this very bill, had put IN one amendment reg
Mating tolls on canal and anoiher prOydhs that no
ont the consent OF Congress BON OF t1e+e
were in the nature OF legislation lie had made the
Mint AGAINST them but ne had been Oyorruled, and no
objection had come from tie other she Tue thng was
just this tie Senators on me oner sle s no ha Ia
, IL @ was offered that they did Ike, then the
DJ MI ~ V yg,,rid WIS going 10 fan 10 pieces
W.T. NJ sT0CKTOS demanded the reading OF the bill.
stating he was not OF what lie was called oYote
upon as the bill had been amended 10 consueiaDe eA-
The CHAIR OR. Anthony decided that Mr. Stock.
ton could not eau for the reading Of tle b.u 80.
Mr. TRUMBULL appealed from the decision OF the
Chair lie insisted that Mr. STOCKTON had the right 10
demand the reading Of the bill ne hoped tLa after an
now TO be decided that Senator coud not can Tor inc
reading of bill on which he was 10 vote. sucn Ge'
,rI1 raIn IA a
pose be accepted not ony Tor tonight but Tor mere
The CHAIR said undoubtedly Senator could call for
the reading OF bill when on its passage, althOughJ
was not customary TO have bill read through on the
third reading. The bill was now on It's second reading,
and could not be read at length except by permission oi
On motion of Mr. CoNKLING the appeal was laid
Mr. KELLEY Dem. Oregon said the expense entailed
upon the country by this measure would be immense.
AT $50 a. NJ, Mr.. HILL rep, Ga) suggested that
recess be taken until 10 o'clock.
Mir. ANTHONY (Rep., X. H. asked II some agreement
could not be made by which vote could be taken at
certain time IL the manifest purpose OF the majority
to pass tins BILL and tins question had been debated Iof
MIR. SHERMAN said there was nothing now but for the
Senate to remain until this matter disposed Of Az
ter the minority had kept the Senate here all night on
subordinate question, he would be torn IN piece
meal before he would surrender To them Inc dea OF
minority keeping majority from passing laws mon
strous. He repeated that he had seen such fuss
Mr.. STOCKTON said it was the majority that had kept
the minority here all night, by violating their own RUE
"a
Mr.. CONKLING said the majority in this Chamber
responsible for the legislation which was enacted
and the people well understood this. The tactics OF the
minority through az the night had been not 70 iuehee
the Senate not % influence the country but the constant
datOry motions made for other purpose but TO
waste the time. lie would never succumD 10 the ihi-
nOry while they continued such tactics, long as ma
ture enabled HIM TO hold up; but now If the minority
willing TO come to any arrangement by which the
vote could be TAKEN by which the expression OF the
Senate could be obtained, he would be perfectly willing
10 make the arrangement.
Mr.. COLE Rep., CAY said II action could he had on
the pending amendment, he thought all other amend
mendments could DC disposed OF IN not over ~ mnute
and the bill could then be disposed Of aud there would
be nothing In the way OF the adjournment on Monday
Mr.. CASsERLY (Dem., Cali asked his colleague what
guarantee there wos that as this amendment
was disposed Of Others, OF similar nature would not be
introduced
Mr. COLE did not imagine that any one would be SO
At 655 O'Clock A. m the question was taken on the mo-
ton 70 indefinitely postpone the bill, which was lost
Mr.. SUMNER Rep., Mass) then sent up his supple
menary Civil Rights bill as an amendment, when the
CHAIR GM Pomer0y Rep kanl ruled it out OF order
when the appeal, on motion OF Mr.. COLE, was lad on
On one the Of Mr. Khs when It
adopted-feas 81 Nays r. Messrs. Blair Dem, S19i'
Casserly, Cooper Dem, Texas, Hamilton Dem' Mob
Hamilton Dem, Texas, Kelly, Norwood Dem, Cal
Ransom rep, N. O., Salisbury Dem, Deli, sprague
Rep., K H., stockton, and Stevenson voting NO. =.
Various minor amendments OF appropriations Were
then offered and adopted
Mr.. COLE offered the following amendment for the
necessary furniture and outfit for the new PostOce an
subIreasury building In Boston, and for preparing tne
approaches thereto $4,000 to be taken from the existing
appropriation Adopted.
Mr.. CRAGIN rep, n. H. moved an amendment APP
proprating $4,000 for the construction Of ten or more
steam vessels OF war, which ruled out OF order.
Mr.. SAWYER rep. s. Cl moved an amendment TO re-
imburse the late corporation OF Washington for paving
Pennsyyanaaye, and other streets Laid on the taDe'
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM Rep ConnJ moved an amend
ment authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 enter
into negotiations with the City OF NewYork TO purchase
part the whole OF the Battery on which TO erect
ruled out Of order
Mr.. SCOTT QIep.. Penny moved an appropriation OF
SO5O 10 deiTay the expense OF issuing certncaes OI
STOCK authorized under the Philadelphia Centenhai EA
hibitiOD act.
MI. EDMUNDs said 1t distinctly stated over ana
over again that the United States would in no event.