, 1873-12-17

TIE CHICAGO DAILY
ami Traced With t1lo consideration Of tho ,cuolu.on
r p "s nrrs.o " % ns sS.o 1ssse' It TO- favor
# his rrtolnion: III r'ca st thIs wna 4lue !tnI,
,3 ,o If 1 II + 9w a non sSs tn' ss.s ss'',r s
i" n,im!e.i, a.nl tbu lc lily of BIZ eirrtion ,lc lcl
tesward" l. # W. ts nrose g Ct ,a tho ora 9,,
hs 'ts 10 A. to hS +, ns!G G Ksct ta S n,s
i" ,lscla'o lns !cilsf flint L'u:u'na wrs better gor
crnc INV :han It l.n bccn nr tue rnAt seyeli or e,at
yeart, or, Sinco THO wAr. Tncro w.I NJ 'rs Len,n
md aoo or;s =, seso o o% na 70 ~, c"tsrs
] e,.t of dow .ilS Reose ~ rio $pre,as eor. ef os
luna co.1 1oset Uf MN IF tho hy!lct ahilits ana
trSa TILT % Tn 't toes,, !sr q H. state rlbn upon any
San sGe Sy @ stS .se ss no s 3 c 1o b5sv % u .ss
doctrine d stato sovereignty but did h9e,s n .h!;
sis M 10 " rgt Te'e 70 ares M UPON s II tho
havo ilot :ho right o pasa uron thctr owu laws then
exercised 10 overthrow tic siae Gurornmrpss Of tho
Mr.. MORTON ,elded has II waH tsono by Congrcss
and not by tho sclaa alonc. y VIVA t'o exercise Of
ts tGosaing lis G srsnen o @ raid tic sapono oour
Of 1onislAna led ths right to pass upon tho ifIa.s Or
s tG rs1rna'g t noasa ol s0 s'"e' eo' 'eo o'' os-
ts5e de'sa that ali groa lawyer. had
maintained tat TIE Senate Ind o ower to aatnr naalre
aud he d not think that tho doctrlne could 10 suc-
III. n0itf0N rorlicd tl,at tito President hn deter
n,ed WHO wes Governor and WHICH tho ;Iee'.a;;
tuia # Lolsana. Tho llo'se os olre4ont;aiyes lad
wrongcl every dy that pincAback w1s kept out Of ls
10 deny ho State The right to .1ee!e q to tho
Legality If tho Returning Dnar or organization OF iA
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Of Stats government. He had been adviaca TINT this
Mas TO 70 as fos IL IL es 70
a,icston ' 1' Of law, and not Of par-
| ties. and Ii should be docided without my
Eegas to loles H. nosa h9 4a ao too much @ resnost
to kcop out Democrat ani ntmt Republican II tho
wore Senators III .lis body who would 90 into the poll
iu tilt stAte and bud in ha possession original doc1-
meu.s which would throw mich light on tho aubjcct.
Mr. N1cCREERY gave notice tllat he desired 10 speak
A o oos wsso ses1 reopene @ s ths Mo
luton to adjourn dring tho ho!ttaya from FRI.
s S III qso , bill p iesa ays1 ID Se nsru
Adjourned.
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Mr., WILLARD otYorcd i resolution insrueting tho
Committee on Civil sor7ico lciorm inquire whether
. reduction can 30 ma.lo n Tho cost q ths Civil
pe,,saton. Without impairlng tho eiicioncy Of tho
a. aS hs 1ss 5 ssrgys pssn III @ Al
mined by' law. Adopted. .-
Mr.. LUTTnELL nrkod Leave ao offer II resolution
rfettlg ho unul.,t Of interest paid by tho aoyeri-
I n1lirr aud directing tho Attorney G.neral to bring
suit 10 reruver lho aaine.
received,
THE pasErur7cY REPEAL HILL.
The House iosk Y iss S so,sd s % Yesterday Hs
r,tey vS at ad Mr. rMEMAIN nrocseds to adyo-
eat" ii.
~ ~ vYr soN cf 4hc Jut;cinrv fom,uftte@ onnoset
lin III Il arsnit,s Int is aw wis ucrvssary au If
tnSrn wcra eftets IN II. the lro or coe waa 10
esplti ouRht 10 Se Hi 10 Sarrass Jaeo" liz e
i,eSri IL wns unw1su 10 rcucI the existing law, and
heeyed Il wise to inks it 1crfcct. lie, therefore,
r,a;c .ut the House would Icconlrlit te Iii 10 the
judiciary COMMITTEE,
Mr EcM gva mg,es Dc Sl an oos To M IN NJ NJ.
tie provision to tece all co.s fees, aud churgos 50
PEI r reH EiDn1paE Of the judiciary Committee, ad-
y,c.tsl In I'M In u,iirretood u, iho gentleman
VIC Ind reportcd the original bankruptcy Gil to tic
thn frat to nyaii himself Of its PROVISIONS The neas-
ure m oporaed praecaly eenassaiton si debo1s' 9
mt fees in tic rockets Ut the ocers oi the Court and
tn suno iaytanccs in ihoso Of tho judges themselves
The o ts country aa never E 1 neen r.
sou bat lie Lii la nesn introduced In tho interest
OF Juy Cooko 4 Co., air. ELDRtDGE said tho
lsBt House hid passed the I'LL to repeat
lie Dsnkrnptcy law by two-tnirls vote, under sus-
ne,sit nf tho rules anil there hat been st tint time
certsy no lawyer If Jsy Coolea urging ita pnssngc.
rIat t,r1n WA teu carving on reckless speculation
viii View nerhnra Of bc5u9 scllarged from tAor
iiaii,;t,cs md f. MnI{er m K thfs ;nfcr1lsi law.
NJ FRYE of fin Judiciary Committee, Thought Tho
~ n nj ~ IN " hw wnnid mt nal;n cotn,nercial men
W. ,,nnost ,r msinrss mcu morn cartfuL but il
would o1cu thc ioolRnto, Of fraud.
Mr. JEWETT. Of Thu judiciary Committee, raid 1t
uo .oucc1c tnt ,ha oneratiuus Of Tia uankrutt law
,varo war ,nf"rnrnhfe IN thn general 1utcresis of
In cnnn,ry Tho law did no oue any
nno, and il tnnctcI evil wherever It haI been en-
fnrra In consideration Of the nlutter Il, Committee lie
III ~, haard Iny aulc or INV other firm rcferrotl
~ TO- mr. ri anv tlne untt this discussion had COM
mencc HI believed US businessman that tho ILL