Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
Forty-SecOnd Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 9.
GIN AEEI-

in the salaries of officials, seizures, &c.
Messrs. EdmundS and Sawyer presented SINH
lar petitions
A letter from the district attorney, asking
what shall be done with the rccuSant Witnesses
McSSrS White and RImSdaIl, was received and
referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Sumner rose to n personal explanation,
and had read letter from Mr.. Bailey, the pub
Usher of the Globe, showing that MIR. Hamlm
was in error concerning his statement regarding
the suppression Of the request that Old Hundred
might be sung. Mr. Hamliu made no com
meut.
Mr.. Edmunds called up his resolution, call
in% on the executive for information concerning
the negotiations under the treaty of Washing
ton.
The remarks on the treaty were temperate and
pacific, evmcng Il determination to support the
administration.
Mr.. Patterson hoped that nothing offensive or
violent would he uttered in the senate, but that
our government and press would preserve TO
the end the temperate tone in which they had
spoken thus far, and that the government, in a
dl%niticd, manly and proper way, would main
tain our position in reference to the treaty.
Mr.. Morton suggested that Mr. Edmunds
should modify the resolution, SO as to ask
for information respecting the complaint made
bv the British government against the cases SUBJ
mttlcd by the government OF the United States.
The resolution, rs it stood assumed that there
was no intention TO revoke the treaty, whereas
neither the queen nor the premier ntimatCd any
such intention. but merely smoke of remoustrnf-
inr nnainst rho casa nra5anteJ nv tha iT,,itaJ
States.
Mr., tuhVldS accepted the suggestion, ana
modified resolution, sbut objected to its reference.
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Patterson, Pomeroy Ramsey Rice sherman Snpn.
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cock, Johnston, Kelley Logan, Morrill, of Maine
Norwood, Poole, Robertson salisbury SAWYER,
Schurz, Scott, Stevenson, Stockton, Thurman Tip
ton, Trum5ull and VIckers-2S
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vote in the affirmative, so the amendment was
agreed to. cloud applause by the people in the
galleries, mostly whte)
Mr.
from the amnesty bill
After long discussion, Mr.. SAWYER, fearing
that his motion to strike out the exceptions
wOuld endaurer the hill Withdrew il
The question was then taken on Mr., MorriIPs
amendment, Including in the txceptions ali rer.
sons who had becl members of the kukIux ar.
uanZation and if was ndopted-34 tn 16
Mr.. Morton offered an amendment. providing
that before any nnrsou cnnId takn the hnnrft of
the bin. he mast swear that he never hriomgcd
to the kuklux or any such or anization. Ad0n..
cd-34 to b.
No other amendments were offered. aud the
question was on the passage of the bill.
The vote was finally taken, and the bill re-
iected bv the following vote. two-tbirds NOT vot.
inc IN the affirmative:
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we'll cameron. CIavton Combine, Cro%n Ean n",u
Ferry of Michigan, Flanagan, FTelinphuysen. tiii,
bert, Hamilton of Texas, EIamln, Harlan, Kellogg
Morrill, of Vermont, Morton, Osborn, Patterson,
iomeroy' Iool, ramsey, Rice, Robertson Sawyer,
1n a9 spencer sumner "est wilson and VIM
w -Mossrs p,oir Roror,on Do,i, % Wat
Virginia, Golthwaita, Till Johnston. Kelley
Logan, Morrill,, of Maine. Norwood. SauIs6nry'
Scott, stevenson, Stockton, Thurman, Upton,
Irlmbull, Vickers and Wright-l9.
AT Z 20 the senate adjourned till Monday.
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arms was PASSED Other natent hiIls ynrn nIso
acted on,
Mr. Uibbard or New Uamnsbiro ronortod a
bin granting leave 70 Charles r s Wnrdwel
of Lake VILLAGE New IInmnshire IN make sn'
plicatiop for mn cxtcnsinn Of his nntant for i'm.
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ported A hi. which was nasspd anthorizinlr rho
secretary of the tr.,sn, tn nov, to Mi,,i ~
Cannon Of Batb Nc mastcr Gf thr Sin f,ns.
ro $40 FIR the pvrnssyn bosot,I ta, amiiooto
ot Nav Oriaans in Ortohar 1eTN. H. No''eN'Su t
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