The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23
G Q N @ r E S S.
The Amnesty Bill and Its
Amendments.
"A Kentucky Bourbon on NepOtlSm and
White House Corruption.
The Arlington Estate and Mrs.
General Lee.
Shipbui!ding and Import Duties
in the House.
The New Orleans Troubles and
the House Committee.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 70, ls7

WASHINGTON, Jan. az, 1872.
Mr. SUMNER (ep) OF Mass presented petitions
In favor Of the passage Of the supplementary Civil Rights
bill also the memorial Of the colored people the United
States assembled in convention at Columbia c. the
same
Mr. COLE rep) OF Cal. presented memorial Of the
chants and other citizens the Pacific coast for
TfIE AMENDrD oHIoAoo RELIEF DILI-
Ss ss
The Bill amended allows the free importation OF ali
the importation OF all building materials nssd Or to be
ss the
he Of
unto effect after i passage instead of dating
! POSTAL TELEGRAPH
sssS
S9. ss Ss
the should be considered here witnOut
Mr. LoaAs, rep> Of Ill. from the Committee Public
AND orphans % acquire on he g%S
ported oShh sls
deficiency the Post ONCE appropriation caused by tho
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father Gsorrew p curtis In is and occupied " hersef
a.s !, :ssa nsss. 4 e
the PROPERTY IIs ps!itlonsr
ssa v.d us United states Ssc.s.s NJ
the SS to
Tie purpose alone of erecting other needf build
81 the coSaty Of Xiexanra: the sale OF the
aS was LIZ aSres pay AND s tax sale 81 Of S
10 s the ,ss sI upon was .s T.
10 the Tax Commissioner sale In view Of
these .ls petitioner asks Congress-
Ihe will give tho government clear title.
nan, HILLS IETRoDUCID;
Bills were introduced and referred rs folows;-
s o4 ING 70 s sae nI Dsn
and Dumb Asylum of Nebraska; relating to presumption
Mr. PrsgoN reT Of ,ss 1 hs s:tsb
u % sw s e Cruz S and
very two weeks NJ compensation not exceedips $4,000
n, n, TIE TySonA a,v or oU1A "a ,o,o,,. ,o,,,
resolution which was laid on the aDo and ordered to be
Whereas Cuba longer necessary TO the
aey OF any nj DO o, sna and 81
States from INVASION and the commerce hoaed from tho
s' 'ss sas aSf ssssi 'rs% s
United sa1es Womb enhance is on s
Lions Of the world and especially 10 spain
tho Enaaa France
and Spain has promoted the development of their
CUBA would the American Continent from last
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@ rs sc M as uoS s sss.
Suons where their Intelligent labor would ind its richest
hc. prosperity and equality under free institutions
pc $50
to5 he purchase and session Of lie land q cp6.
lion OF the mornng hour.
PANE up as unfinished business Mr. Edmunds had the 0or
but was unable owing IL other engagements to proceed
GnANToruopIA AGAIN.
e x taking ny - s'
s.S,ns the Comm,es whether
ss for ss been s gully other q, %ssSn
espSenS or p sss
law iSS,ddIs ~ service Tasd sses
Msssrs. CoMkLIsu, pcp OF N. y, MORTON, epi Of
xmns @ saaSg % a
EOaa enable Senator Oh the debate BY calling
NJ sUNsIn opposed laying the Amnesty bill aside other.
be allowed to take mis- resolution and speech
M ccsSl1So saia Ia. .hi. wa. very extraordinary
resolution desired, whenever should be taken up,
e judgment OF he American Senate might be pro 1af1
bAvs saS " a % ssou sr.
OF one but in;s tina. The susee, and the
r. my 70 ss eA; s are 80
". qdOcd on
Ne resncsmen debate before the IN which be SAID
ea Ts sSe should any investigator
branch Of ihs public Service oonElnr, woaa favor
be and .as : m STsns ~ that Il. could
lie saryoe ON needing S have
,hc scandal OF i am ready % bear H. the King Of
saled Stauggherl wan. the somm1iee investigate
am disposed march be,rI thai lion nd in S S one
sug'erl The Office Of CHIEF Execuye magistrate Is said
a' dis
sna ana! pTsa'd ss %Thsa S9s''' sa
SAND dollars FOR upwards oftwenly years. presented my
s%
caose be was forced 20 forward and make good the
Mr. smsEMAs: tsp OHIO. .usscs.ed that the Senator
Enough not before The Senate e" 0' MS resolution al
Sa. o% n' f e
Ss ps..n thai S ss ~.1 he a:
era di.su:son lie was willing POSTPONE The Amnesty
ss' ssssoU ss .s:
nsSs 70
~ and pres: u 70 s,. |. vote; ohio
and p.opsaSy an excited debate. which would postpone
NJ DAVIS SAID b: knew would c,ye rise . debate. and
arise [t.aaIierl Sa. b da no, wss 10 snissSn!ssa
sae s
NJ S.y gsm ss1s It .s.
relating TO church aud cemetery organizations.
s .ss II Of (: 5 ssDv
Imerssry Civil Riehts bill 10 ibs Amnesty bill
MS. HIL- Tep Of Ga, replied TO Mr.. Summers criticisms
upop him for doing the same thing
S SCI aside
Mr. nuMnvh, trep} Of in supported the notion and
without amendment, and II Mr. Sumner should persist IN
s % h S order =. ne % H.
expressed the bore that Mr. Summers bill would
pass Ia ils present form.
Messrs 0oSKLINe and MORTON opposed the motion
MIR MORTON said tbatMr Sumner had agreed TO accept
tine amendment suggested ny him to-day.
Mr. TBURxAr Supported II, and repeated bis opinion,
pressed when Mr.. Summers amendment was 1rs offered,
that II was unconstitutional
MI nrk, lrep) OF New, opposed the motion advocated
Mr. Summers amendmen and said that those at the South
who anxious 10 allowed TO come bscs toD Wash
ngon and take making the laws had better agree 10
et cooreo mep ride In the With them, lest Qher