The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10

THAT CORY OF The TREATY
District Attorney Fisher district Of Columbia stating
@ ns sna VENT found y Jsy Mes
tell how they Obtained the copy Of the treaty Of
n siS ssse
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would be necessary for cognzant Of the offence
ss Sn or
clothing LOST BY the Chicago fire.
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he would call Tuesday next insist upon lis con.
TaE wAsniseros TREATY.
President any Information in his
re- Ss 70 ss o. 81 Grs
and laid over 1.-THE debate given in another part OF to-
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
THE AMNESTY BILL.
was on substituting "cizen for person In
that ne with China forbade naturalization
:s merely provided hs. could
Mr. 0AnpEsTEa (rsp1 Of WIS., said the meaning Of the
Sn that BY
was bitter luminosity between the Nye family and the
Ths amend dms@sn was 49,
Mr. COLE offered another amendment providing that this
Losi-yeas, is; nays, 81
that he Ri Of 70 ,s ss
ralzation of the Chinese
Pacific mercy their enemle. in he jury box
At the South ignorant superstitious utterly unconscious
sSppls%snaFy Cy Rights: S, unsslsd 70. and clearly
ssns ns Of sssa. 81 %
the affair. Of he staten and said that
ses h f S ns S
war period these nsupaon: had been tolerated but he
restored their in the Union the people would de-
and would Enforce i At the point Of spe bsyS
net Me also quoted ,eeo paper IN Of
zine against military men as statesmen
Mr. vIokERs moved to strike out the hst section Of Mr..
& 81 nc to to
msas; he sapssmss.ssy ciSl Right: BILL and was
S s %%es %1inony Brcwnow, Cameron
sSe%an spsnee sumns wes Wilson. %nScm sna
Davis Of Y. Va Ferry Of Sonn dSidtnwae Hamilton o.
Texas. HILL Hitchcock, Johnston Kelly Logan, Morrill, Of
Scott Stevenson, Stockton. Thurman Upton, Trumbu.
Messr. Caldwell, Edmunds, Nye and Flanagan vho would
have voted IN .he were pared WIN Messrs Cas-.
have voted in the negative.
said that While he da al the s
amendment he would the Affirmative SO the amend
msn w O' inc people IN the
The VICE directed the doorkeepers to remove
all manilesns approval or dapprovai; but
exceptions from sss Amnesty Bill 70 OUT all
in 3 Of he me- 5 be
amendments JUS. put in the Sumner Civil Rights bill Laugh
M EpMUSDs said .si, would make !. no. an Amnesty
TO
Offices and exercise the powers Of the in those
BY evidence in the Of the
Ku Khan South Carolina Hampton. Butler
Mr. SAVES said that Mr. Edmunds' statement about bo.e
three gentlemen might be true or i might not but n were
e imposed the wSs Wise or an
punishment for the crimes committed BY the Ku
70 KILL II BY AxESDxEsTs. -,,.-,.
n@ ne w
should never be removed
Mr. sawyer would be 10 make amnesty universe. de-
thai in the opinion OF the United States Senate treason
protested as.'n., Mr. Saver: ,%gpp ~.
sincerely in FAY favor Of amnesty as any
S Sus vote the ONE S
Cabinet OF supreme Court and OF Congress who took
Mr. RoSrSTsos said that Generals Hampton Kershaw
and Butler should be South Carolina must
S y ,Hsi State IL did the charge sss'n.:
scorn % aid or ccun.ensnse such outrage.
b., s .. Of p TSsS not The ;nss
81 Two Of ibose gentlemen and Butler soliciting
e ssstsa a.. Ts * ssss
least; wiling % have the KS K S, acquitted
ever the fears Of the Senator fro ysTpent mr. EdmundD
came too s.e for he had already been relieved q p;
Mr. MORRILL, repJ Of w. thought II would be AZ well nov
sSry cy Right. bill then pas. another Amnesty BILL
Mr.. BLAIR, dem Of Mo- thought Mr.. Scott had right
| IN the ku Klul outrases by reading circular.
M scoTrI dill not say that they were members of the
Mr. BLAIR think the Senator 10 disngenuous. Now,
the circumstances under which that circular was
Martial declared 10 eight nns ~ Ss
| and viest In the State. This was the condi
q S Hs:s 70 sTs for
the the outraged Now, state here, and
canno, be a'hfuy that there was no ds
the President declare martial law The arrests
made for crimes alleged TO have been committed one
Congress the whole community was put under martial
iaw BY President We know was done for political
ssn,emen asked contributions the defence of men, many
| Of them who y innocent, they are branded as
do no.beeve the charge and do believe that man
who knows either OF those gentlemen Will believe FOR
ted 10 fair Trial Innocent until
guilty believe, with the President that those VINO
e AVOID ARREST eads n S DO
believe that all arrested were guilty HUNDREDS o.
have already been released As not GULLY
| of anything except conspiracy. a., ,, :,
MI said the time would come for the discussion o.
the question whether President was justified In suspend
INF the writ IN the counties to- and
comes no would BE- % sa,s ~ Ss n
lures facts The jury 81 the recent term Of the Cir
En KIM csncss and The evidence showed that within
| months LARGE number OF vcums nAo Wv" "upPeu VI