, 1873-02-28

| Win ToleA mere Eu6t41Ql1K kQ18 0Ck0QNleuEeU
and accomplished b the military force Of the Govern
Of r. Tna III
from 14diann, and II he succeeds well With
'D' in " Wisconsin,. @ " % shan IL nsed ASls hs
powerful aid to satay unaoph1stIcsted people that
such thing is honest Haqghtef1 Iii T., Carpenter M IN
election, It was bound to recognize the 3cEne1y
Government,as the less fraudulent Of the two,
the to justify Congress- in ordering election
i hsd ths poxer md th. hs proper thing to
| standing the contrary action Of the President.
III. WEST said he thought AZ. Hn's substitute
tending parties in touistana and be morsd to post
pone the further eonsids1ation Of tho bd1 until tho
evening session The motion WIS lost. and ~. HILL
advocated his substitute until the rcceaa was taken.
EVENING SESSION.
| f3fr. PRATT called up the House bill authorizing =
certain awnrd to the Vincen1les University, which
Tho Senate resumed consideration Of the Louisana
BILL and Mr.. WEST addressed the Senate. The result
Of adopting Ftr. Hills proposition, he said would b
consequently Democratic Governor. The Legis-
lature would be Democratic, not becauae The
s a. hd essn ay
fraudulentlE excluded Republican candidates. while,
on the other hand the Lynch Board had acted fairly
the most muddy solution Of the difficulty Jet offered.
On the other hand, the measure reported by the
could be jnaned only By such necessity, as had not
been shown to exist IN Louisiana.
Mr. MORRILL,. (Me.) submitted the report Of the
following resolution
esolrzd That James " Patterson be, andhs is here
by. expelled from his seat member OF the Hennte
The debate on the Louisiana bill was resumed.
Mr. MOTION replied at length to Mr. Carpenters
arguments. particularly against the proposition That
Congress ahould order new election The McEneEy
Government was utterly nnd monstrously fraudulent,
tted md 70 reeoaze It would b e set up 15 gross
nsnIRan9n I9e 9 pSopes ana only Safe Ting for Con-
threats OF the McEnery people made merely for
tie purpose Of affecting the action Of Congress and If
Pcsasn Would ID take ff3 esFe h s''D LII '4 u LILO
that the Senator from Indiana c1or.on) had turned
over new Leaf and would henceforth be more liberal
IN hls treatment Of The South but tonight be had
manner Of supporting hts views. There really
thing imposing in the audacty Of his A. for
raent was supported only by small faction in Louis
lana, statement for which he Was unable to offer
particle Of proof aud which was contradcted By anthe
facta in the case. The Seuator from Indiana
shocked at the idea Of putting Gov Warmoth again In
power in Louisiana: but it would be remembered, that
and again. In favor Of extending the term Of Gov Bu
lock and bis Legislature in Georgia for two years. upon
the ground that that were not done society would
BE- disturbed. It would not do for great friend Of
the villain Bullock to ba 60 alarmed EcTupuous
about reinstatina Warmoth in The dovernozship Of
Louisiana. ar. schurz then argued at length that the
Kellogg Government WIS utterly unrepublcan and
fraudulent. The report OF the Committee On Priyi-
eQes and Elections state that Louisiana there
so-called gorernmeuts mere de actn government
nad the other In greater degree the deIure govern
ment. This being 50, and The defaeto government
the duty Of Congress wns painy to undo thai usur-
patton, and make the d3ure government the dsfaeto
Showed that be had discovered hi. mistake. and
wished Congress to help him OF the difficulty and
It was the duty Of Congress to make easy for the
our free government was to be maintained,
these nsuspattous must be stopped II ths people
south we're expected to obey the 1awH ne must our
s1r COTE moved to lsy the b. On the table for the
purpose @ Of taking up the snndry Civil Appropriation
M nir, sHERsiaS offered s' IN amendment providing
that until election can be held the Kellogg Gov
nent Of warmoth, which legally in power before
ssoa eli S SPRa:'e :
under any circumstances assent to tho principle Of the
bili reported p H. majority q the oe,nnnittee
having had election in form according 70 the Laws
Of the State, must have pr4m. facie, elected
elected md 1t sppeaTed from The report Of ths Com
9,.sa 1as!s elected The1etoEe consTes. 4 i I'D
recognize that government 81 pna fdce the govern
n s.s Of The state, md IL was 80 .ob1golF
Being IN no Wy affected By tho action of the P1esi-
dent. The Presdenta action Was necessary and right
under the circumstanee,, but ths duty of deciding
gress and the duty OF Congreaa to mako htste to
undo the usuEpaton committed BY tho United statea
LheiS government under the laws Of Louisiana.
Mr.. SHERMAN did not care much whether Congress |
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