The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-14

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he a. Of people,
sna 81 0r VIE All IL
power in favor Of naiisnabc right Of any dissatisfied
70 BREAK UP rHx UNION.
and form another goyerament for themseye 80 Mr.
In h hook The a snas & 10 .
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dem en-, Ss'sd that Mr. eG5nsss
voorhees, PROCEEDED with hs speech amid great excite
sa SSss Fsas:i;a much q VIVA" he
had had the pfSP sd r whs % ss M
w hSa3r for blood ever screamed its prey
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an svery en 20 % a 0r ass ws he told them they
which could be reversed The waters q the ocean
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would not when his course was called to
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than any thing which satisfied them that they could
speaking through ohers mh
do rs they pleased but Tor him Mr voorhees and his
ssssS mus, Be banded together principle
va p q as %srsy s He
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as
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entered his protest AGAINST the attempt to
TRANSFER DEMOCRATS OF Tux COUNTRY
to M Ms srS was 81 ssSS to n
cratic National Convention at Baltimore, whoever that
M voonMIrs replied that he not IN the habit Of
ssans asnnss h % IN
ing bis own question: Ganshtcr2 But ne did not despair
srAspisd ~ Tmn rRiscIrLxs o. ms PARTY, ...
aa ne %snd sGa s p s p s tSa
more convention would do; hut he could not vote Tor the
All s Rss 81 e PARTY fs 81
support had been sometimes said that this nominee
COVE RAIL roa JEFFERSON DAVIS
form any party 70 stand upon GaughtcrJ II would
be % S s and s s %c ei
BIN d not be e ana he his
Tic Cincinnati Convention: Mr. Davis had not been HELP
been ready to ea him and IL seemed to him
PIECE OF RESTLESS inrEaTEEscE ON THE PART OF THE
Mr. DAVIS When Hndrew Johnson ' and Edwin NJ Stan.
tS sis Tic Sp
ard other prominent Consderate officers there was but
Am was hs Of hs onse
those men had given him their parole as soldiers and
ha e o. a be he s s rs
take ne STUMP S@a the claims Of Mr. Greeley he
!, DONE MORE AsD KINDER THINGS FOR the SOUTH
than lu5 nominee had done.
rcssny 3 Mil rs.dsn. Gsaps aa ''ea
the White House three years and whoever made such
statement had uttered a vale calulnny.
!,on given TO him nc had heard I'VE three days ago
mi AN nicfSeM has with men
who do not tell the truth.
he Would have vSed for judge Davis and aaSssasd hs
M ~ many ss in
common with my own views
Mr. vooanFs-That is not the point cannot join
sa Sesa aisn Ra IL
bcsomc times where sood-n behalf OF the rights and
e Ss S1 s e ST S
hes are, tn my, my Judgment r,s Il, that v .r.v,-rn
at Cincinnati he would have been accepted by majority
s1sS, ;sas1
san Who has much r win my own Views 81
nj not for ss Of hm
NJ: RAxDAI,. K. should vote for either of them
Mr. BIRD Mem.) Of n III would not vote for either
Mr. KERR (dcni) OF Ind stated that far
ment in the RuJioa referred to him, it simply
Ss..cx DEM Of Ind repeated the same remark
ns nS o Sa Mr. 5 a
the party acted on the question he would yielf
Mr. molxAs dem5 Of Ind. also repudiated the Rcpa,
pose 70 orcstali the action Of the Baltimore Convention
NIB F. MEYERS. DEM Of Pa introduced and asked
have passed bin for The Tee Of B., ne BY the
Mr. BUTLER desired 1t extended to the sufferers BY the
Objections were made and the bill was referred
:. AYoTHkn AMNESTY BILL PASSED. :, -.
tee reported bill removing political disabilities all
who aided the late Tsse,s
Sa n ns aa hcads az a
s and foreign Ministers Of the United states
Coz c% u suggested that the BIZ in was one
me- Bg1IEn said that not was it the result Of
r spe[Gs s Of w. that was the
best and most liberal bill Of the Kind that ever passed the
bin passed by the requisite twothrds vote and
Wholesale DISABILITIES REMOVAL.
Mr.. BurLna also reported the biz removing political
name Which was also passed.
bill ro se d asss 70 nave passed
| Mr.. PIERCE, (rcp3 Of Miss, objected
r s T. spS"d ns Ts
i iSas ~ nays :" LESS 'D"" "0'''a' ~ ''' A'A
e S p o Tie r"s'
bic statue Of the late Senator Baker Of California by
On motion Of Mr. KRTCHAN the sessions Of wednesday
and Thursday evenings next were set apart for the bust
the Committee Public Lands and on motion Of
Mr. BANKS tho sessions OF Monday and Tuesday evenings
week set apart for the business OF the Com
mittcc Foreign Affairs
THE GDDIHGs. CLARKE CASE.
The House then took the Texas contested election
case, speeches by Mr.. Clarke the sitting mem
ber and Others n resolution adopted declaring Mr..
Clarke entitled to the seat, and ID. o. Giddngs, tho
contestant, entitled to II.
Mi. Giddings then sworn in.
CLOSING THE TARIFF DRBATR
On motion of Mr. DoENAN, Cep) Of Iowa, all debate on
the Iar bill ordered 10 bo closed at three O'Clock
next Thursday, by III to 80.
Mr.. Cox offered resolution calling for reports, cor
respondencc, &c In regard 10 the Liverpool Consulate
Adopted.
Mr.. WILSON. (rcp) of Ind, from the judiciary Com
mttcc reported bill to establish Circuit Court for the
Western district of Missouri Passed.
Mr.. SESSIONS trep) OF ~ Y, from the Committee on
Public Buildings, reported bill appropraung sgOVO
for government buildings In Memphis, Tenn. Passed
THE majority and minority reports In the case OF the
investigation into The affairs Of he psr,G, o. columbia
Mr.. WELLS, (repJ OF Mo-, from the Commttce on Public
Buildings and Grounds reported bill apgroprintinS
$4,000 for pavilion marine hospital building at San
Francisco, Cal. Passed = .
Mr. mo2xAs, from the Committee on Commerce, re.
ported back Senate bill authorizing the construction
Of another railroad bridge the Mississippi River at