Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-27
FOrty-SecOnd Congressional Session,
WASHINGTON, D. c, Jan. &c.
SENATE

The resolution was taken up.
Mr.. SchuIz modified the'pending amendment
so as to provide only that congress shall not ad-
iourn without passing law for the reform OF
the civil service He said if this amendment
was rejected, it indicated that the senate did not
care about the reform of the civil service; if the
time for adjournment should be fixed now, it
would be IN the power of minority to prevent
anv legislation that it might choose to oppose.
The amendment WAS reiected-S2 to 16.
Mr.. Sumner spoke on the adjournment rcsOlu-
ton to the end Of the morning hour.
Mr.. Irumbull demanded tie regular order
the apportionment bill.
Mr.. Morton moved to postpone all other bust
ness until the adjournment question was settled,
but Mr. Trumbull had the floor and would not
yield it.
The apportionment bill was then taken up,
and Mr.. rrumbull commenced speaking.
Mr.. Sumner-"l am glad the senator has OK
pressed himself You have heard him, and now
you shall hear the answer, and know that nei-
ther the senator himself, nor any other senator,
can meet the answer that | shall make to his
remarks. ! have before me the Globe of
May 9th, 1870, when there was n resolution
before the United States senate to adjourn sine
die on the fourth of July. Mark YOU, sir that
resolution was dscussed,-not on the 26th of
January as this is, but on the 9th Of May, and
hOwwas it encountered by my friend from In
diana? Why, sir, he pleaded against itwith bis
accustomed clOquence, because We could not do
~ wy ny t',' wy su"ITnt l"T 10
Tpmhv ~ rG Sv' . ,T naoS' w.,
nrrcnt if s mrarticoi. and 'hn snn., "o no,
proposes to cut off opportunity for that full dis
| cusSion which, on a former occasion, he in
vokcd."
tor r,on, MaSs,chnso,ts l.na,,, tI,at ;,,oa thn.
time the tariff has been acted upon? Have we
not reduced the revenue very largcy?"
MIR. Trumbull-"Ihe revenue was larger last
M sumner NacTbo so,o+or from, vorp,o,.
will and himself ons,,crcd IN, rho sl,,tor r,
Indiana ,; ~ y '"S 'N"'''0' ''O'''
M Trur,hru c,,lod f,r tho ror,,1,. orlor
.t ~ ,ut LII III '"0 i01"" oi"e''
VA NJ SGr',', tIi. .t hoo i;,, -.
~, ' ~; n t!iuu-"t 'no "ouSo "ili ''s heaI
PeIIeoli W, ~ p1sslplc'
MI, MI. EsItlinS1uysen declared IN favor OF
Ia ~ nuu'oIl vi IcpleSeIta'lVcs; thteG nuidGed
OF more, as belng less liable to be unduly ntlu-
e' Si DN eonnolIiatlohs;
mr.. 4lteIsoll Wsileu 10 SIC me members oil
ti'C nouSc lhcicaSed 10 lillee hundreu'
mr.. inuIillau favored inc senate substitute
Al,er TURNER discussion, the blll was madeline
REGULAR feu order ior Monday VOC to be taken at
ioH NJ y n HioIN. ,-.
I'm MI c m s1 Llie nsaln called up inc reSolu-
''I,i ioI u,'a aojourll,eiV' Oh tue z9th oil May.
NJ NJ ~. ~ i,uel ol'postu'
On ''lc a.,ic,,ulllet VI NJ sumner providing
I3r no adjournment untll ailcr the passage of
| 'i0'N1 '0'N"
"5S ir ILau@n.e IL, T..
ou,,inv h'ovGu 10 strlhe OUT aii after Inc
eua dE c'IusS, ana SUBSTITUTE the following:
h1so.'e,, tnat, III closing the issues OF the
, %'i w. III Se'.S Iecolclallon among
tue people OF tne Uhlted STATES Justice should
Precesle seneFoSiy; tiiat W. should he Just 10
our colo'eu lei'oW cltlAells, always faithful to
~ ;, t.ic IeI,upIc, anu now suffering uhicr dSa-
DlIlllts, ocioTe we arc generous TO rebels. In
1r oI u,iunlgs, VIC should negn WIN
our SoioIe9 elt'Aens' Dut, since inc removal OF
Iepel disaplltleS is now pressed, 1t is essenhal
lhal justice TO our colorcd fellow citizens should
accompany this generosity, so that the equal
rights of our colorcd fellow citizens shall not be
postponed I'll after amnesty for rebels, but that
the two shall go together.
VII nl'ai @ uhtll inc issues OF the
teoc,iiol aIe Goseu ana reconciliation secured
81 SUI, ili az van oe o t, ny nc! OF congress-
MI l LaiillL,l- WI. resident, that is very
,. taut anu soIeln a'leuHDeht, and aS we
ouehl NOT 10 VOC upon IL Wthout great de1ber-
aIlon' Use 10 enquire whether 1t would be ia
T I'uot ~ el"S Oiu hu"ureu oelore we wore.
NHaausHGtct .er
III NJ. summer l ne senator from Maine had
net . rd d Oh. pr 1 40 nor oeleVe that the
~ ho vi tra J u People G Ins country ought
~ W ti'neu WIN III thls cuatnoer' IheIC IS
'"lG nav Illey eau S,iiS aC tne oaIlog OoA
MI Garpentero, lhey can't sing it until after
tne z9tH Oh May (Laughter.)
Ill, w. sunny i 10 AnoW lnat pead Ior Inc
a2Senl' She dlSaoled, inc lhSulted. am alone;
h ! nope l sHail not always be so, but have
oeGu alone III other days.
INC amendment was relected-41 to 4.
me me reSo'utioh, uhamended, was then passed
80 70 IL.
ADJOURNED until Monday.
HOUSE.
several petitions were presented for the re-
Pe'tl Oh we taN on savings banks A large
hulhoer OF pension o1lls were passed A pen
slou Dlll LOT ine Tcilei OF Ad9m Coireli OF ONO
w.s .1g'5i W nc Doing denounced oy Mr.
0.9s tie Vi Aen'ncNy DIS TooOer' cutthroat
am M, tn H. a.. :.
o5 -, ~ ~ NC'iitii'Viec VI thc Wholc,
nr"in III, Vi 'nc eSSia''e appro-
Pi a., ,r,, ~, e NJ. ,t., ,,
tbo oosaI vi mi' nay 'Iu inc iast cause OF
that no claim shall he consder.d "" nad nv tho
government unless filed within seven vi Tno ~ te
Tbo ,; t l,eu Will seNel YEARS from
'ns tline inc Sl;''lD occurred. was struck out.
MI uarneld olefed an amendment looking
70 reStrlctlon on public printing, and said that
last year the quantity of printing done Mt the
public printing office would. if mt into hooks
hove ,nodn a I;tror,, Of o,,o, f5o' noo t - oh':
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