The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-31
G Q N @ r E S S.
AMNESTY UP in THE SENATE.
Salisbury Supports It---Schurz Wants to
Extend It---Nye Does Not.
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The Geyser Land Park Bill Passed
in the Senate.
Warming to Work-A Batch of
Bills Passed in the House.
The AppOrtiOnment Bill Sent
to the President.
Indian Appropriations in Com
mittee of the Whole.
Edwards, the Arkansas
Traveller.
Indian Appropriations in Com
mittee of the Whole.
the Arkansas
Traveller.
SENATE,


WASHINGTON. Jan 80, 1872
Mr.. SAWYER, rep) OF s. c., presented the memorial of
ths Chamber OF Commerce Charleston, s. c. for re-
funding of cotton
Mr. CoNKLING, (rep) of N. Y, presented remons.rance
against any change in the tariff laws
Mr. CAssERLY, (dem.) OF Ca presented the memorial OF
soldiers in California for modification of Bounty
Land laws
Mr. COLE, (rep.) of CAL, from the Committee Appro-
pratous reported the Houlo bill approprang S5OoOU
expenses OF the Japanese Embassy. Passed.
WERE INTRODUCED
By Mr. SPENCER, Tep of Ala. regulate the compensa
sion of the clerks In the executive deparmen of the
BY Mr. ANTHONY. (rep) of R. l., regulating the dsrbu
By M. CADwEiL trep) of Kansas. equalzs bount,es
~ Mr. KELLOGG, trep) of La TO make shreveport port
s s. u ss s.a asd ~ % Ss
would csl e Executive derecons
and sent modification OF II. which was ordered to be
printed; or.., .o,,,on -s,,, .,,.,.s
directing the Postmaster General to Senate
70 WITH TIM Of %a
Also resolution directing the seereay Of war
.sa ss!sn raft oe:raeoa Il !hs Red kiysr also
sssns to which the previous appropriation has been e1
PHY1No FOR a prrAuLTrx
&c @ y Is. Ne
ney late d'bu gs e sry Maih was p pssss
On motion of Mr. PoMrnoY repl Of Kansas the bin set
stone Tor public park wa; passed; -. -.
.rn lin for the Of the French
spoaion Claims and notice that he would caiit up at
motion of Mr.. scnunz gep9 Of NO. tho House bill to
missouri River At or near St. Louis was TAKEN up and
over the main channel shall not
E1 fee. high and The other prGaPg the e. s. ;sa
now hold BY s,ssnmen, rom the Joseph and Denver
sh$s T. 5, N, sS, = 81 Joseph '
By - 10
By Mr. HARLAN crep.) of Iowa Authorizing
zion bridge across the Missssppi River at Clinton,
BY Mr. roMrxor-For the relief of actual settlers
Al the expiration of the morning hour
AMNESTY BILL
sAgLsnux1, ,dem.) Of DEL spoke at length in favor
o. the @ lie .a pse o aa al be
strike gu; all the exeep!Sns from this one but that
bill hearty support trusting that The generous sP. Of
the disabies and.r.whch the men Of South
lie could not consent 10 advocate s upon
evsa Il to be demanded by Of public policy
.ss s;' as
party esS and .a
sqeT 81 ns
pie knew that the democratic party had deveoped The re-
rights citizen, le. that s restoration
from the evils brought upoa BY republican rule. ls
charged the regubican party with hsv1 inflicted upon the
navy and S other ey
amendment n attempt to degrade white men to the level
Mr. soHunz followed with an elaborate speech favor of
amnesty lie said he had at first Intended to voe
would promptly passed. but the biz having been amended
particular must go back to the House, and
there longer reason for reiraning
from an attempt to make It
.bong under political dsases at the souis the es SEN
that he would move 10 srse out the exceptions tie
s for 1s he Mr. Ga S1 %
there should be an amnesty granted At Al MAKE Il desirable
Ss % the be
the sssn aaa osen tS1'U its
M T.s ,s ss N g:n sehsf
his question consrss: had the past wih
whole However Senators msb, der as to means
ne as hs s to secure TO s al ss States
the blessings aud free government and the highest
aSa revive IL a cu se Of O he epasc That
conscousne.s Of common aaIonSity which should all
Americans together Ths being toe end no one would say
tended 20 some the Southern
ance. condition bordering anarchy the re-
multi e Ss si 81 s SHT Gs "a. s aa
would necessarily have caused great social CONFUSION. out
OF the country would Oy this time have greatly
Icy had been followed s.p OF The war
was necessarily secur, the freedom OF the
secure
M a No. h ' . TO est sur npon the eoofed peoae
South their moderation and general good conduct
nnexamp ed IN history It reasonable expect
ieges just after emerging from slavery hey should sep no
as @ he OF pubic AFFAIRS and
the solution Of the complex which had grown Out Of
great When Ignorance and inesperencc were ad
lated by admission Of ut
s RSE SaG shown that e
aisabi!,e. did not serve In any way or measure
property and therefore duty Of consres. to
S ass
ss pa II ss S Ha mark sI Ss
Of the great rebelon but the people had already
defeating aud wipne out Of tn,
'"''''' TnE CORNER sToSr rnr coSrEpEaAcY.
ee close OF the war the nation Nigh, saye eecgted 'h
the American people revolsd against IT, ana because the,
sas Socsss hsna there frequently Oceed VII
ness France spain and he south Ameesn n Sopns hav
s s as % ss ss
had beard I said that many rebels dd
y m rssas por Senator Sa
asked whether should BE- punished ana a9s
crime than treason That not the question The ques
as sn Tp Dy se public good pardon
6rosG nos a cnrss S sswD
semen, and crimes implying moral eePrAv'y There wer
SITTING IN rnr sEsMAs yAEl LANES The, =,
so .a sm oG s"s
mer OPINIONS and most Of them now BELONGED 70 We se
i2s c' %ss now =. the bess q The Austrian Ministry
known THAI tbe nDeFal amnesty gfdhteu W MN
done attach Hungary TO the imperial crown Again
was argued certain should be excepted iron
they bad been educated BY the Cpeu Stse
government and had deserted US service But tnc rue pa
appointment Office OF one OF the mos
OF The class Genera gstreet In the discus
sion OF question the senate much bad been hear
about the wiekedness the rebellion reason agans
amnesty that the question was susresed whether we
ment compnsed the Of the ca wisdom ana vriu
Of those who used IT, whether 10 keep the south
srn States 10 their condition merely for the pufpo
OF keeping the thorn the side OF enemies ans
demonstrating again and again dsapprobation Of the
rebellion. The people last becoming thai grea
vas the crime o. rebellion there other vilsnie
ming behind these vocerous assertions OF
and exclusive patriotism 10 see what
Tended Disguise and 20 discover that good
government the South, well all the country
would Infinitely " revive true loyalty and healthy