The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
Q o N 9 r E S s.
Amnesty In the Senate and the Edaea-
tiOnal Bill in the House.
senator Carpenters Substitute for Summers OivA
Rights Bill Rsjectsd-The Education Bill
On Its Passage-A Number Of Amend
ments Agreed to BY the HOUSE.
SENATE.

WAsurNaroH. Feb. T. l1A
Mr.. soorr. rep of Pa. presented petition Of many
Irish citizens against free trade.
Mr.. CoNKLrNa (rep) of N. Y, to make personal
statement had read from the Clerks an editorial
paragraph from the Chicago Tribune charging that
bate the resolution h the for final adjournment
:sSus.siSnr ''s and snsiw.rS: had them ssSiSs.s
notice the statement il Il merely himself but an
was also En- attack the record Of the Senate
q Ssd Wort.
Ss IL
ess% oo%s had s
10 any way with the report stating that nothing had
's Sr H1sa1s rsD charged By IL.
"oLD HuNDREDrH" \
before voting amendment offered BY Mr. Sumner
planned omission came be made and ssd he had
made thought I'll
e. s e ss: :' thu. this n''. was "
@ e S
he q the ac Of 1870 70 Tho q Toledo
ssssa:; 4 SspSss
yersey on the bill. raising the salaries Of the saeou
Ss
o. t. aee S m
the rank professors of mathematics In the United States
ing the United states BONES DESTROYED y hre.
BILLS WERE ISTRODUcEp
BY Mr.. WILSON, (repJ of Mass-To establish the pay OF
enlisted men Of the army. go.
tory isssasion for nssmpsrsnee
s -
so% S Ssd y
the Navy Pension fund.- far the same may be sunce
The se Amendment was agreed to and the bill passed
Mr.. CHANDLER offered the following resolution which
wan WOE WORK FOR THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
s.. sn s. Re-
has i've m The n sss ess or
ton Of report the result of their inquiry as early
- At the expiration of the morning hour
pending question Mr. Carpepter's substitute fee
Mr. Gy SgSs S tn.
substitute the original and urged the Senate to support
the comprehensive and complete than the
FIERY rep Of Conn., said tia: for thu three year: ns
Of political disabilities, and when the time had come
w wss made s es ssas
deadliss enemies The BIZ, i hampered by either of these
Mr. ComKIiMG asked why he r Ferry thought the
Mr.. FERRY replied that the constitution House
4: $s: sss s:S s
il would require twothird vote to concur IL any
% nd ss be
he s. r TSstas
insurng civil rights
Mr.. FERRY-I don't agree with the Senator from New
York Mr Conklng) to the parliamentary law DO NOS
believe this amendment adopted here can become
law without OF the House: but, Il am IN
error respect further do believe that as the
House Representatives 10 constituted minority VOC
the amendment proposed BY the SEN
ator from The Senator Mr. Conkins) asks
whether proper bill securing civil rights cannot pass the
House that very different question The amendmsns
proper bill to secure civil rights strikes down the very
buwark rights throughout the country takes away
the principle which federal system rests
by striking principle Of local sesovernment the most
fatal blow that II has received.
Mr. Carpenters substitute then rejected by IT.
nays IS.
ton of Mr. b which would repeal all laws whether
which discriminate against race or color,
by "whie" After some discussion, M
Sumner the request of friends Of the BILL consented that
the section should be struck out -
Mr. HARLAN objected striking the section without
vote 80 -
The amendment discussed without reaching vote
until quarter past O'Clock NJ when the Senate went
into executive session and afterward adjourned