New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
The platform Of the Liberal Repubcs,nss van SSc Ku
tally Qemeeraso platforms ong IL SsoHM triumph

XIX ~ the South could stand iH,,ona ar Tho south
c"uId not receive nr"tecon against their kuhIH per
sccuors the records of whose Of the Invcstgatng Com
mittee read like 80 many pages ''''' '''"
Mr.. CONKIING rep, moved 10 aineh1 tnS s IRE
olution so as TO direct the Community, ~ " nnTican
"who,bar onv American Senator, or other Amelioa -,
"ns o in collision with the Government y,
rance or any emssary spy thereof, In reference
' M S"lG PToS ep Neb eaid that the tactics ad de-
Presidents friends and advisers IN @ marty. and
$500 inc harmony OF the Republican ps' his
;ed an article from journal published m of
state which described the three eau6 rrcled dema.
-" prosidont In thp Senate with having
en. He charged those gentlemen usuration TO
attempted, ever since Gen c in the senate Oy aur
tioning the Repubcanism OF evenity of the Executive
heve in the immaculate IN the second week OF tue
nresent Administration. on IN ,hat even then it was
oocc act to sh0s into voting Ing prd for
that bin by making 10 me deposition of Mr. Sumner from
dent ne pf the Committee on Foreign omIv
said that IN . sx so that they could have trlunpied
III r. senate with the aid OF tne no rns"-d
in the rnaJ party tactics been resOreu
same uo Man had been tried TO ward of the nyesti,
cation of the abuses in NewYork o IL hu ai,ro, ,
had already gone far enough to show we
President many handed maipHator VI JosS, i "
must go on until corruption s"""'u o0 '''''
without voting the Senate left the motion over to
Monday s n,.s,vrss
Mr. SHERMAN ep 0ho) IRON fnr t me goed of chi
e ~.
cago sufferers, with amendment striking ous ths
section which provides for a drawback on imported
bnidinr materials and substituting therefor proVsIo
that there shall be allowed and paid out OF the uhteu
states Treasury under such regulations as the secretary
Of the Treasury shall prescribe to the owners OF an ma
terls actually used in buildings erected on the ground
burned over by said fire, the sum OF siOOOV PROVIDED
the application therefor be made WITHIN TWO years lo
the pa SSa re OF this bill. . a.,
Mr.. LOGAN Olep, II) presented PETITIONS OF Ihe
heavy umhermen OF the Northwest IN iayOr OF le Cl
Cag0 Relief bill; also resolutions Oi the LIMOS LesIs'"
turo for the same $500 -, , A.
resolution was adopted 10 print $4,000 copies OF the
case Of the United States against Great britain; 80
Mr. CARPENTER utep. Wis., called up the Dill To eN
tend for the construction OF the railroad from
River 81. Cruix TO Lake superior. . -, 800,
MIR CASsERLY Dem, CALI inquired whether the Dill
had been reported from the Committee ON PnOc LANDS
Mr. CARPENTER said the bill was identical with Que
passed last session 800, -, -. L., A.,
MIR MORRILL, Rep, VT said that's bill granting iahds
for e construction of this road passed III 1856 ana
onnosed the renewal OF the grant by this Dill lie was
OPPOSED to all such bills believing that railroads woud
be built as fast as needed 49,, N, =, " 49,,
Messrs. CARPENTER. CONKLlNG u'ep., y. a. ana
Upton Nep Neh.) advocated IL, and IL was passed.
The following bills introduced: 80
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the killing OF thc punao
nn The public lands for the consolidation OF the lndlan
tribes Under civil government to be called the Terri
torv OF OklOhama decaratory Of the rights OF settlers
nm fhp Cherokee neutral lands in Kansas 900 -,
Mir SUMNER RepS Mass presented petltons OF el.i-
zens of BaiiinG.e askngIhe prohibition OF mo manu-
facrue appropriations and sale OF all intoxicating llquof
70 he used as bevfrago and also for amendinent 70
the Constitution providing that no caniluc sum ne
eligible 10 any Federal Office who is 9auteu ~ the USE
Of intoxicating liquor as q beverage.
The senate adjourned at E40 y. III.