The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
g Q N Q r E S S.
The Irrepressible Nigger's Ever
lasting Civil Rights.
AMNESTY STILL DELAYED.
The Education Public Lands Bill
Passed by the House.
IT Il X Il o F II III f BILL.
AMNESTY STILL DELAYED.
n KIT OF THE BILL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1872.

Patents reported bill amending Patent and Copyrahs
law Of July 1870 by striking from section 50 the words
sand also If he DO living In OF application for
ISSUE" and substituting for the word 'persons" the
Seventyr section the words, "ctizen Of the United
etases"
Mr.. FOREMAN, (rep.) Of W. Va, from the Committee on
Territories, reported Mr. Ramseys bill establish the Terri
Tory of oibway with an amendment changing name Of
the proposed Territory to Pembina consist of that
& no q ss
n. vr s,, pIsTRioT OF ooLUAIIA DEBT:
Ne u to ss .:as e
Ss ds os o. ae ay Is ss S
ehs act authorizing the issue Of favor Of Pied
a::
M q IF w 81
nd injustice arising under Of the rsvs,
as s as sn s
as @ ss sa1 IN NJ
Ssn s a% un to do
NJ FHsIoS, ssp' 81 n. y called s,snon 70 .Ss fact
to n sSss SS ono: s
proceeding generally against persons charged
ES.Ss said he could no. T.. .ss
ahs Senate 1s there Was another sas Of TIE question
prs must to detect dishonest and TO do this
.na i.Ss the Ss,ssH %sns e '
Mr. sP .p q a. .0Y. ps . ssms Is" similar
imoriai. - '-'
NJ MSasI., sp) Of ". asked him whether he had any
Mr. XSrmoNY replied tina. young man had told him tina,
be had much day Tor Carrying the memorials
Mr.. wINDoM MINI, from the Committee on Pa
The House bill for the relief Of As.
SUMNER reported favorabiy the bill to establish semi
monthly mail service ON the Chinese route and double the
THREE PER GENTS WITHDRAWAL
MT snnRMAS gepl OF Ohio called up the bill authorizing
q
a. sa TO
Fight of the s''r' 4sS 70 R Pfy hs% ano Psss
NJ nss state. Up % M e ss
The notice required y The Of
70 be riven BY publication nine
s oas b . and
to af sB s be
ara. 70, ssossd io0 that Of the United States Dis
Rs.ss .s ss T I to
penter he wished speak upon it,
Logan did not pres. The motion. .as,v mr.,
as then taken up and Mr. FEnnY Of Conn., addressed the
e Sc M
sisned 70 guard .gsns, denis. Of the right. BY inns
III the % % DC .ny s
m "s . IF s A1 1Sss
~oaS really SGT up on.
beeau,e II oolored man should be denied
ers tried in federal Imprisoned while
nsce he would nave no redres. except by civil suit in
State court The bin % control and regulate
1Sd not submit to federal With their oo
But law would stop here Il would follow The eii
zen into the church and into the thu. interfering With
al great oSjos,on the he hi wa: the
Senate. Tina. principle was, that By the adoption
of the three most recent constitutional old
of haah uaub niuht
s%pt to stop short Of this but their reasoning nsss.a
LED 70 yHs the fed sU%pss and
laws for the protection Of all the rights privileges and immu
o e: III
M Sumner and the supporters Of this b argued for then
away from under US, fan only question Of
Mr. KELLY tdeml OF Oregon argued agains. the Summer
which relates likely hardshps re ap.
striking Of n repns Or 70 'ai
a., out o9 =: ..sSn -s
io:t-ysas p, nays 81
al reference rene 70 shu !c,s .u,, ,.
other 70 Is. n
and thereby secure s REJECTION He was in favor of amnesty
s p sSss1a 1 could not
proposed by Mr. Trsins6ay.eS This suppisnen!sry Civil
associations lie great principles q or goVernmsnt
oh. ina. should apply
hon. IT ~ M Of Ohio said tia. :, 10 had
sd
f',f 1ss1 .s be- %sa vo. for til.
with TIE hope that would strengthened By leaving out
WiLsos, ep Of Xs:s said he would vote for hi.
for the same ''''on'' strengthen the Civil
Mr. InUsnuLL reminded Mr. Wilson that he had promised
wsoN replied that the promise wa. made before
Mr. HAMlIs said he vote for til. amendments. for