The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-22
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dispose at public vnSS4aasy n4y3H upoa 70. le.ss
than twenty days. Dosice. The pr3pafIy
conveyed by the deed above mentioned
10 distillery and appnftehanoas, onoe
the property OF Peter SUhwab. sitnatsa in
the Third District OF Ohio. The pur-
ohasers ere Albert Grout aud Henry r.:
Schultz. The Commissidna at;:l ffiHdfn4x x
great many tracts OF land ana a EeEspfo,
perty boing held by the depart nahs saip
different parts Of the soantf IN n S,an eea
tnai expense to the GovAtnmshts has ins
struoted internal reyenu9pR 10 sell
such property was seized BY the United
States for taxes duo, aud cold and bid in
by the Government. AF:E >77'-..'l' 2.
In the Senate, to-day. Mr.. Feuton
offered the following resolution, which
was ordered to be- printed and laid over:
ftesotred, That tho Committee on Fl.
nance be directed to inquire what mea-
sures can be adopted by the Government
which shall give to the country q our
rency convertible into gold at the option
OF the holder; thus securing greater
stability in the exchanges of trade, in
the work of production and Investment,
and in the compensation of labor, aud to
report by bill or otherwise. at the next
session. -
When the resolution declaring vacan.
tho seat Of Alex. 0ald welil .sf Kansas,
cnme up, MIR. Farfy.of Connsotiout, OF.
fered an amendments in the. form ;suf a
substitute, as fellows; ,SS1sS'si,., 4 -
Resoloed. Thar. Afesafaa11er -gardveli g.. :,
and he is hereby. pel!ed iEcM aks ssat
in the Senats ak tbE Unltan SfSA ID s. r.
Mr.. FrelinghH yssnl aae posed tbs resd
iution OF tha q sSmuaises holdisg thal
vas was not a o,ias haa nsss, s
Ss. Sss no Rs: RRs";sMsIss
Mr.. Howe oohsida afsd ha evidence of
Mr.. Caldwelrs election overwhelming.
and that. therefore, there uaa NO founda-
ton for the resolution. Of the committee;
but as to the question Of expulsion, it
would be met when IL came up. II e.,i :
Mr. Morrill,, Of Maine, said the promi::
nant fact Mas conceded aud denounced
ou9all hands, that in q senatorial cleo.
ton alh the State of Kansas, in 1871,
/ aeenes which were disreputable to the
people, Of that State, and which affected
| the public welfare aud the Fundamental
principles OF the Government, took
place. The Senate had, been under The
! shadoy 81 this great o., ,fnity iof many
daIs}and 70 tho ihonof aha dignity bf
that body, there had been no exhibition
of partisanship on either side. Hs did
! not regard The question Of Suite rights
as entering into the, ,determina tiop OF the
kquessfon ut ALL It wasS pre-emipentiy
within the iqrisdie.ion Of the ,Sepate to
inquire into 'iaa electiontb aAslutor,
audit you'd hessd day yiwhen such WAS not
the case: an election wasiobtain by
bribery, It was .at' toncG Avitialed:. The
man who cast bribed vote was not q
man; hswas !.t.. ohs.ttelt aud hi. h vote was
Stewart opposed hsrssolutiobs The
Senate had no right to. try the. Legisla-
ture of Kansas. EOaldweIl had duly done.
in an exaggerated degree, what Was too
prevalent in this .oountty. He believed
the American people were waking up 10
this thing, and the use Of money in
elections had to be stopped; but be could
not go against law and his coincidence
He maintained the testimony was merely
hearsay and unworthy of credence.
During his remarks, q colloquy enaued
between himself and several other Sena-
tors as to what was really proved by the
testimony. Pending the discussion, the
Senate went into executive session, and
then adjourned. ~"
BROOKLYN, March 21.-Charles Good
rich, wealthy real estate dealer, bro.
ther OF Hon. W. w. Goodrich. was
found dead, to-day. in the basement of
one OF a ROVE Of new brown stone honses,
which he had just erected. '"f 'F''
An extraordinary escape OF six Com
munist prisoners from the fortress OF
Fort Lonis, between Brest and La Ro.
ohelle. on the French coast, rivals the
attempt Of Monte Christie to eanana frnnn