The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26
g Q N Q r E S S.
The Amnesty Bill a Special Or
der for Monday.
A Deity According to the
Constitution.
CmCAG0'S RELIEF MICnIGAN'S INJURY.
HOar, Of Massachusetts, on the Demo-
cratic Party and Ignorance.
The Ku Klux and Their.
Abashed Counsel.
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SENATE.
WARRINGTON, Jan. IS, 1872
SAWYER, (rep) OF S. c. presented the resolution of
he Legislature of South Carolina nstrucng
70 for the Supplementary Civil Rights BILL
he was, Of course, in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN rep) Of n j., presented petition
reference the duty steel, spoke briefly
against any reduction of the duty present.
RoBEsPIERRE AT HARVARD
Mr. SUMNER, trep of Mass, presented petition of the
divinity school of Harvard asking Congress dismiss
petition for a constitutional amendment recosnzng dod
abe Chocaw Indians against the Of
.ons reported Adversely bills pen
A SAN FRANCISCO PARK
Mr. WILSON, rep of Mass, Committee Mill
tary Affairs reported bin TO lease Portion Of the
Mr. BoREAAH, (rep1 OF w. Va asked how much land was
~ GSLE aep Of Cali said about sixteen hundred
BILLS REpoRrED.
ss wee p the Committee
Commerce. for the of the harbors of the United
sssssf. CHIEF Bureau Navigation Super
with authority necessary regulations
- NEW ORLEANS AMP hsxioAN NAIL.
authorizing the Postmaster General 20 contract with Xmer
monthly mail service New an
Mexico Havana Within eighteen months least three
NAVAL OFFICERS PAY.
ported adversely SCOTS bill regulating pny Of
BILLS iiNrRoDuoEp.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding sales of Shawnee lands
q Kansas under the direction and with the approval of the
by MI FERRY, trspl Of Mieh.Providns additional
by Mr.. CHANDLER rep.> Of Mich Providing United
Michigan.
M az EaY e me
Mr. SAWYER a motion reconsider tho vote BY
WRIGHT, Srepy Of Iowa. introduced PHI IN reference
consideration but Mr.. Ldmunds objected
Mr. WILSON introduced pin to prohibit the deportation of
f. the sGS Ss sss us. the
With those sands hsa sprung tina. our own people mad
h socses had been directed to q and hs
Mr. LOGAN !rep, Of ~. moved the immediate consdera
sAs Chicago Relief ~. ~, was PASSED yss.sraay
Jury some his consiusnts-,he Michigan lumber mer.
s %01a not ~ ne he
is..er which described i az swnde and fraud perpe
Ssa by the free and Sn c I, from
Tors" He wa. willing 70 vote for any far Of
ruined umbermen OF Michigan and Wisconsin for the benefit
ss special legislation benefit individuals
workinsmen any men except lew spectators. He
ana also because reecton had Convinced him that the Di
clearly unconstitutional He was willing to vote Tor
MOI for % Ss re' oil the was
Mr. LOGAN the plan Of relieving Chicago appro-
praton money impractcable and expressed MS
e that al the senators VINO opposed This measure OF relief
himself tie appealed To the Senate not to reconsider the
Pending discussion, Mr. ROBERTSON, (repJ OF S. Co.
Oalled Tor the regular r, order. ,,r., mr.,
Mr.. LOGAN asked to have u temporarily laid aside
the Amnesty BILL bec'us there vacancy
Ss Supreme ench Of georgia, and the oysrmor WAS ann
a6ies jurisis the State give
me Amnesly oi was then taken up and Mr. Mohnl.L
@ Of Ms % NE snen avor OF the
MIR. MORRILL, conun ued-he said that the government
Sa'Hs SSea ne ssg T q
States the very hrst step in TIE
necessarily amnesv In order 70 Qualify those who were
decentralization made amnesty grea. civil political and
that principle the
long ago settled The question now before the Senate
whether would P %os e S' fran:af
Subject liz was Convinced that would be Wise T. this
bill he had been brought to that conviction by the Pres
kM COMMITTEES and by his own Judgment: a: 70 the
os is So % he n
"a nn ps Of 10 @
y c css sna eoond aonn
sdered by committee.
hut conclusive why ought
MJected-it nal The senator
bad invoked The Declaration Independence many hsh
e any provision which authorize
i.cn authorized by the constitution idle to In
se o se 81 TS ss
bad attempted e Place M. e upon the same ground with
The constitutional amendment upon which
to base the p RI, dS I0
D tie equal civil political and social rights of all men,
was all well he hoped day would come when we
should be all thoroughly imbued with principles
cut dislnction color nresidcs bosons but
certainly within the province OF Congress TO en-
MI MORRILL, criticised In detail the provisions Of Mr..
aumncrs bill. and argued that Congress had power
them law except so far ms they applied TO
mon carriers and he warned Senate against
constitutional line OF separation retwecn tho Federal aud
governments, the Of which the
stability o. the republic depended
ELAsAGAS ep, o. Oh Texas followed He was in
at the South whose relief he would
son. ss state ali who were eouas,
4rk themselves verv badly 10 which he sent
hand, there one who had been a member of a
ecess convention for relief he would after
go,ig Mr. Davis eulog,ed Henry Clay General
Jackson, and announced bis own belief in the good
tire that Americans should rule America.
At. ROBERTSON said he would postpone the Am
messy bill til Monday at one O'Clock.
postponemcnt at all II he wished to have It passed.
sndsad the Of the bill would use the postpone
Finally the Amnesty dill was postponed and made spe
c order for Monday at one ococx the hnai vote not to he
Tb. resolution to adjourn to Monday was lost
Th.Appropration bill taken up and thea, at quarter
after adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WARRINGTON Jan. Is, 1872