Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18

WAsnINGToN, D. c., Jan. II, 1872.
SENATE

The bill was reported from the education com
mttee, providing for the appointment OF a labor
commission. The salaries of the commissioners
are to be SIG 400 in the aggregate, with fourteen
hundred for the salary of clerk and 4 thousand
for stationery and postage.
4 bill was introduced relunding to Kentucky
the expenses Of troODs who assisted in the Union
army during the rebellion.
Mr.. Sumner spoke at length in defense of his
civil rights bill. He read great mass of teSti-
mony, consisting of addresses Of meetings, resO-
IutiOns of colOred conventions, aud letters from
representative colOred men and private individ-
ualS, setting forth the grievances of which they
complain, and unanimously expressing an earn
est desire for tine immediate passage of the
supplementary civil rights bill He read two
hours, and closed with an appeal for this as an
amendment to the general amnesty bill, so that
the rebels might always remember that amnesty
came to them coupled with justice to the col
Ored rGCe.
Mr. Frelinghuvsen followed, speaking on the
merits OF TIC amnesty bill. He thought that
forty years hence it will he found that it would
have been better for the future OF this country that
we bad left at least a feeble mark of disapDrOba-
ton against the greatest crime ever perpetrated.
He said: Il am brought, however, probably,
TO vote for the amnesty bill by two or three
different considerations. In the first place, !
have respect for the opinions of other people,
and think there ave other persons to whom |
NAV very properly refer my Judgment. | have
the prpDtpSt rpSnpct tbp Oniuipu cd ~
the representatives of the people in the passage
of the president pxnrcsSed in his Recommended
ton. that tbiS amnesty hin sbouId become n
law"
Here Mr.. Frelnghuysen took occasion to
euloglze the presidents wisdom, ability and
the maintenance If tho nuhIic honor and fa;tH
bv the rednctor of to AN, S ,'nt; ~,
the rc0ulation Of interrourse with forei%n cam
ties. by inst and humane indian M lev and nv
his treatn,ont 81 Co., D1i, ~ ,, -
continued. 81 have confjenra in his natr;otis,n
and INTEGRITY. and if in the heat If nGliticoI de-
bate bis intp%ritv ehonid he ossaiied he viii he
&c nnmoved rs tbe rock Of Gibraltar nv thc
W. that rise and fan at lis hosc rive INV
yoto i'm favor of amnesty in some deTrer he
ooncnnf tbe on,nion evnrnsscd nv tho renrcenn
t"'i,,es of rho pronIe and h.;nro nresdent in
uro,,, I bovo confidence II nav he TOO thar
,haro orr. intrlliTent mon ot the sontb who are
c o-, from holdinr offices and who womId
hanait The nnblir if they were nrnin entrusted
v,;tL nower am willing ,,t ali events I'm trv
ti,a aI,.,ar;,nont to 500 n thpra i vnt tnrtLcr
-. IN the mia and humane no,icv we have
80 ,,iontnd toward those whG ,vicl,edIv ra
haIIod y
Nj Wilson novn notice that he Womb move
~, a,,ondr,crt to M Uoor;S borcnnn,iscion
I, any e m NV hoye five Observation-Disclosures instead Of
tbr5a 70 seTvn t,yo years instead nf onn and 70
%a md $4,000 instead of S5OO0
~ iior,ned
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THO bo,,so ,,,os ap,ra,rad in tl,n consideration
f dG o was +bn "o,,ittoo on mvaIid o,
~ ,oPOi '' "0'A ''l' y" ''''"''N PS"
n'9,o,c. tho biilo nossod ,,os ono rrontipr
,,o,,sion ~ Mnr,rorct Cogoins mother Of
P6iiin Cog,ns of The eleventh 8Tassarbnsetts
rarimant
Mr. MAYNARD ronortcd n hill from tbe WAYS
and means committee nermittipG the Cacosien
Snr,,I,y aId rnining comnanv If MN, 0ieone
m irnnrort rcrta,n 9ochinerv free nf Iutv IN he
msed oniv in borino throuGh n he'd Of sand To
raoch a 5oi,iahle hed If enInber and oIso NOV,
mittin% tSe imnortjno of mschinerv for n mann
factory ot Mate glasS in Indiana no; IN evceed
in voiue So5 ono
Nv EinI[nInhnrponnosedt This sneciaI lagis1ot;on
os ,yronDr in n,incinia Tho boiisa sLonId ro ~
tbe ho,to,,, f the ayil and n1ol,c sncI a ,aductio
or as rho nd trade or tho com.
try ,Touid nornit JnfnentiaI and ,nwcrf,I IN
dIst,ns bton Dcccii relief from congreeS ,yhiIo
tho ,nSt Of tho ncoe ara lart to hGar 10 ~
doTs as bast tGev CON IF II reiiared shin
builders are to have rhean material cheon IRON
corlIagn aud conncr ca II shonId relieve The IN
dnetriee nSinT ihosn materials. IF II aids tho
c,tizaI,S of Chicogo n have cLean huiIdino ma
teriai co II sTo;,,d oiJ c,er, Ip,lIogn and ci,,
tbron1bont tho vast hnildinp tn.dov or to ha
hniit 5nroaf,er II IL will aid Hose class mann
factnrers and sninhnr miners in Tonis,ana to
have cheon machinery 50 If shonld every mann.
factnrer ,,sn% machi3erv Every or,r,, 4ent for
sneciaI relief was canaiiv nm ar@nment for a