New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
Kid CoNGRESS-sEcoND SESSION


TIE BILL AMENDING THE ENFORCEMENT ACT
PASSED IN THE sENATE-TwO MESSAGES
FROM TIE PREsIDENT-TARIFF DISCUSSION
IN TIE HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, May H. 1872.
Mr.. TRUMBULL (Rep., lll.) called up the Dill
TO establish District Court in the Indian Territory
Mr.. NYE Rep Nev) offered an amendment designed
he said TO reorganze that whole Territory ana argued
in favor of 1t until the expiration OF the morning hour'
GENERAL AMNESTY.
The 1il 10 amend the Enforcement act then came up
as unfinished business, the pending question being Oh
Mr. Trumbnlls amendment adding the Amnesty bin
Mr. MORTON eP I IRa 1r SRPSiSIk n" the BILL
EDMUYDs eP w. v is 10 aen ii by
adding the Amnesty bi the friends OF amnesty would
probably attempt then TO strike out the orgnai Dill anu
AesP her ere some discussion. Mr. TRUMBUL moved to
amend the pending anne ndment by adding the supple
Nj ,rRIjMBIIfL said he would vote against the
amendment himself but he offered 1t for the purpose OF
discovering who were MEANS l re OF deease amnesty
Mr.. SUMNER rep, Mass) said he too would vote
against the amendment because 1T was moved Win e'
iH Mr.. ckRPENTER Rep, wis said he against all
the amendments and in favor OF the Enforcement bill
The amendment was rejected-Yeas, c; Nays, 80. The
motion to add the Amnesty bill was then rejected-feS
Mr.. SUMNER then offered the Civil Rights bill as an
Mr. BoREMAN CRep West Val moved to strike out all
relating 10 schools, beneS olent institutions ana GENIE
Alter debate Messrs HAMLIN Gep., Mel and sHER
MAN rep. Ohio appealed 10 Mr. Sumner to wIthdraw
the amendment, and he withdrew IT. . l.,
Mr.. MORTON offered an amendment providing that IN
cities of 10000 inhabitants the supervisors OF
election provided for IN the o shall receive compensa
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate mes
sage from the President recommending legislation or INC
protection OF immigrants -
Congress the ees9a9g Of s present nao ,. s6
tluson made 20 the hashis ana pyaucns On pG
grants shpboa and ARRIVAL our shores n1
iavohg national eg.aion for me purpose o. nseng h %
eet would BE- % ST,g the ss r to the two moasss Of
C1e. M st has been ors received since that bearing upon
Subject and recommend that such gou be had as viii secure
F.rai: Such and accommodation on shiPbosri as
is Necessary for health and comfort sod such pny.ey
to S much wee sD misery al second legislation protect them
Spa ,Sem Of the little they brig with Such le.
will the interest OF humanity and seems to De lay a''a
immigrant not the citizen Of any STATE OF fEGr{ et1S DIS
arrival hut here TO become citizen Of sTea, CO.
enmeni equal law, and to adj TO the national
wealth D n mD ia the rotsctns ara Of the great free
country Of which he heard 20 much before leaving h naive l
10 those Who Stsn with means sufficient to support them
comfortable support 90 ma & ~ end ~ se5 josrasv
ever discomfort o. Their g g ss eg si to take esfs u
protection who DO not e5ye ihen nn, az Ser S
without employment and ignorant o. te means
On srbas and the landing driving thousands
live Of wee and ss MEM members Sis p dei 'l
advise national legislation affair. Tia, should be ru1ied
provision for the safety and welfare Of the thousands who leave foreign
M their locality for protection and gd
apo arriving shores coming as they
DO foreign aass makes treaties with the nation, furnish
ing these FOR ter complete protection fo more
than two yea bsde part to secure such treaties
and there ground hope for L. KAST
Also "a message transmitting the correspondence III
relation 10 the persecution of jews in ROumanla
Mr. CASSERLY Dem Cali offered an amendment 10
the Enforcement bill providing that person shall be
sppOuted Supervisor who Is not qualified voter IN
The district or precinct Tor which he s appointed or
Deputy Marshal who is not qualified voter where he
resides. Agreed TO. -.
The bill was then passed by vote of Sc Yeas TO II
Nays. - ,e.o., -, ~, -, O..
then took up the bin to extend until March g. 1873, the
time in which the President may suspend the writ OF
babeas corpus The bill then laid aside and the
Senate took up the report of the Committee Of Confer
epce on the Deficiency bill. The question OF cOncuring
In the report discussed until half past o'clock,
when the Senate took a recess until 1880 D. m.
The evening session having been assigned for the con-
sideratiOn OF bills reported from the Committee Com
merce, the following bills were passed
Granting the Davenport and 81 Paul Railway.
Providing effective Of quarantine for the Southern and
To authorize Of War seeep, the peninsula LSte
Ere opposite Enc Penn
northern ionuef and for otLeT
pOscS
For the better Of hsrhr haven channels Of nvgAbe
rvtrs other nGugable waters 10 The UHiie oi4i,t