The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-01
Passage of the Amendments Affecting the
Credit Mobilier and the Union
Pacific Railroad.
JUDGMENTS OF the COURT OF CLAIMS.
The Butler Amendment to Increase Execu.
tive, Judicial and Legislative
Salaries Defeated.
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE DELAHAY.
SENATE.

SENATE.
rTf WASHINGTON, Feb ~, 1879
Continuation OF Thursday Nights De-
Mr. TRUxBuLL (rep) Of I-In all the afhdavits before
the committee there claim, and II was so admit
ted by Packard and Ray, that any man was denied hii
right vote account Of race or color yet Mr. Kellogg
in his bill made such allegations
Mr. CoHKLIRG rep) Of N. T., quoted from the report
the majority Of the committee TO that there wal
not fair election in Louisiana. He asked, in the face
Of all the evidence Of fraud, how he 70 ind hi,
| oath that McEnery was elected
At ten O'Clock A. NJ Mr.. SHERMAN rep) of Ohio, pro-
posed that after the morning hour tomorrow the vote
should be taken the bill and all amendments pending
debate ON each amendment Of I'VE minutes on both
NJ MSS4os Gsp3 Of Ind, objected and moved to ad-
VIZ ssSSes The M
gssSs.1sa y: until the new election
sSl q Mich moved to lay the bin on
on he way q NJ sR S wnS
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The %S;ien 70 sdourn was lost and Mr. Flanagan re-
The question then taken on the substitute offered
Mar being e. ss Sess a. sas
Hill and TruMbal. '-A ' -. = - :
Ss q @ ;se s ss% Il ss
kellogg shall g considered the acso gov
Mr. Wsss ~" then esrea az m
s
Ssg % he. s:sos
did not vas natter
whether u wss democratic A. Or =. fepu6lican :,
T5s iii Sss!ss been sCn:iSssss Sonnl.sss q The
concurring in the amendment which had been made
Il. Bee aS ssSo ns
the Whole BY the vote Of M Carpenter This was .
SC' Now Ss had
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designate any one g u, ''Y'''' '' -
.ona 1ns aP r5ss.
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Ws.hinston sqeh thing III: . Be done thing
al
e a,s are % be sssssnsd In reference to frauds At
Ran in 81. opinion eecos
election rspestsrs who had been the
C1sSnrrnn said in explanation Of his vote he had
swap recital FOR Act as would prefer The PHI
the not Vote NJ S n &
recital The whole question was whether they would
for four
and to save the people rom Ssurps
ne had made ss ns m what he .os
whether il was democratic Or republican. =
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s e sssy 10. bin
it. ss ad .ss Ss I'll:
difficulty had It's origin in the improper conduct Of the
Of sSs .sa
Judge Durell was an unwarranted usurpation, the
k he
tho let af n: sn
no! relieve him from it BY voting for
The amendment retaining the Kellogg government in
power until the new election was then concurred in a.
Ysxs-Mesms Foreman, Carpenter, Chandler Clayton
GSer h.nn Hsran COVE Mo1on
Osborn, Ramsey, Sawyer. Sherman, Stewart West and
ssy.5a S;:ssr,y Cooper 1 paws Ed
ssnu5s. splssus. Stevenson Stockton TSuinsn and
s% iss; Ssssy s
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sS:y s sssns:S % ts % s: a
and Louisiana were lost TO the AngloSaxon race
for this bin lie had been willing assist The majority
asSep SsGs
TaD AMY s s action of the
UNFOLDING the Kellogg government and sustaining sham
and fraud without existence in law or in fact and the
senstor from Indiana Mr norton had made many au.
daclous sateme but never more audacous than when
he said the Senators this floor would sustain Dures
scon Mhers vas the Senator snat would sustain such
the door who had 70 little seespect as to get up here
raF OUTRAGEOUS usuRvAroN DvnrLE-
breath which never had ounce honesty in II before
pow power because shs EIssidsns had endorsed t. one
issue mis- order II had beforehand that
ate q Iousisss today may Be- me ss Of some other
xr MOTION moved to lay the bill on the table. Lost
The bill was then rejeeted-veas 10; noes 20 Messra
Morton TrumbuiL West and all the democratic Senators
present. with the exception OF Mr. Aachen who voted in
The sundry Civil Appropriation bill was then taken
Mr. TnuxsuLL gave notice that at the first opportunity
he would 10 take the credentials Of Mr.. Mel
rho Senate then, 81 twenty minutes to eight A. M.
FridGy morning, adjourned until one o'clock
H.. Fridays Proceedings.
-csEes~--w Aysssoros Feb. as 1873
The Senate met at one o'clock -,~zsr,."- xsr~---
Mr.. CoLE tfep) Of Cal, called up the bill 10 make San
Diego, Cal, port OF entry, and it was passed.
Mr. RoBsarsoS, ep) of g. c. presented the credentials
of j. Patterson Senator elect from South Carolina.