The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-14
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY H. le72-TRIPLE SHEET.

Gus to be resisted and besides the being depend
S.s snRi on Ss q s
made the election officers less vigorous than they other
Sss R
divided between the two precincts and were marched up
marked x .iSs ~
which b had il NJ hand that
Of g Ss
the the Tsse nsr sa ns% Ss
tee Freedom Of election which the .edministration,
the California election i Wiling to allow to the aniortun.
% e 70 gain
Senator can nspectit and win tell my colleague who
he
Tegusa n q III John bwin. There
the isce O solid with the smallest type that used
=! TO MAKE ALTERATION IMPOSSIBLE.
ns o nas asS ,a p6a on
s ss ry sf fG hi. s 's
recent election How that may be, however, ! do
,sSsSS Tia seem HHt Now MA;
the @ ,has the
& county repao SsnI% Il ss%o
r sSsssH Sss 81: % 'Ais
who n.s s IS ;EHss's
LAO. and TOR seymour 4Aa But last year when mere
cratic CANDIDATE was 1851 Just about the usual
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Sss extra e SsSs s votes were the fruits
s IN sn demo-
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81 5 @ s:S.sssss
1 rs YS ss &sr tickets wax %
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the eyes o. the officials and Of course with
such scenes in the future that have offered second
Mr. CAssKnIv then advocated the first section of his
pending amendment forbidding the presence q
spoke At snsth and in severe sehds%naien ~
n Ms rn PRIV 1 or Iaoors AT ELECTIONS
Mr. Colx replied lie raid that he agreed with mis- col
the manner o. conducting. the, election at Mare
'%' sSs af ss that i %
wrong SAYING that ious to the election the state had
s Cole II me there
the Navy YARD tia. sSosFns required g ma
IL ,Gs number hs 'Slssas sSmgaSs S@
siys zen the votes of 1857 and 1863 and then had given that
SKIPPING THE YEARS 1869 AND 1870
ssa snws Ss wen Why
raj eiecton IN ether Of those years took the three
Years il which there were general elections, namely
Mir. CoLE said further that the increased vote was
ind e a the the
Ct The Pacific Railway and had therefore, risen very rap
Mr. STOCKTON, dcm) Of j. asked him how it was that
Mr. COLE said that va was to be accounted for by
THE CONVERSION or THE PEOPLE
rcctness OF Mr. Cassorys statement that the election
was carried on under the direction of government OH
Mr. cAssrnLr-whatI said was that the proceedings at
Mr. CoLE-WeIl under their eyes of course Everybody
ton it but think my coeasae nast draw arrsiy on
nrs H'
hsa a sSrs Of ns SS az
ectSn Of the state authorities and without inter-
ssfrs x wSo
guilty sasa n assoaas @
in The republican vote HIS colleague had omitted
area OF these oSnd in
agSr S mnse e about the
troops at elections said n that the only in
trauon Of democratic governor "'NN' '''' '''''
Mr. S lis Colleague know the
difference between the emplcymsnt OF federal troops to
sS
the state au'h0r'' ssrcur,vr COMMITTEES.
The Senate went into executive committee at halfpas
Then, in open session, Mr. Casscrly's amendment wa
sss sSs ssesn g y 81 & 70 81
AN AMNESTY AMENDMENT
q sR M AsS S
S OF sec to s
any person take tho benefit OF the amnesty he
with any Ku Kux organization. Adopted-ycas 70,
Messrs, BenEx.s, dep2 Of W. Va, and scor1 ocpo d
Pa stated that although they were in favor Of amnesty
german TO the subject
Amnesty bin as passed by the onss and he called upon
in favor Of amnesty followed by votes asansit
cp5 5'S Of Mss rsa notice that the
amnesty bill sG9a ps aaaed h ss pS9,@%g he
s s he nsy S no G e b n Mss .e
establishment not OF civil rights, but of social equality.
Mr.. SUMNER said he would let colorcd man answer Mr.
TrqmSu and a., read os speech By Fred dis
| social equality so called.
answer Mr.: summers solored man lie then read roni
1 5 ~ was an sr
ing o sTas sa@s iS mat PTos.o had
him that this was an incorrect report of his remarks
No further action was taken on the bill or the amend.
ments
Mr. COLE from the Conference Committee the De.
hciency Appropriation Pin, made a report
Senate said he had den'ed TIE T I Of
the Morrill, Vt) amendment, and he recommended that
the senate nonconcur lie then read from the Morrill,
amendment.
Mr. COLE said that the clause inserted by the House
providing the payment of cotton seized
the South would not require more than S5UUw.
Pending discussion the report the Senate, at "a
quarter before five O'Clock took recess until haifpast
seven y. NJ.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1874
PRISONERS CANADA
Among tho bills introduced and referred
under the call Of States the following
BY W. II. RoBTRTs dcm) of ~ Y.-Drecting the Presi-