The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

opinion his action, right let him be vipd
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for the appointment Off commission charged
in tho State of 1sD ~ .4sssa that neither the
Ws%oth nor the Pnchback had any legal
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msnt In louisiana II would be TO turn out the
Mr. ByII.a-rhe State had government when they
their office ceases as soon as tho
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one single scinta Of legal right or authority undertook
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elected ior the purpose Of setting, aside the
less men, IT had been stated by Mr. sheldon that THIS
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Asrr was opposed
,,d MT D1xss remedy does the
remedy is as clear to me as the light of
keeping its hands Of aWsss on people
the n0
and establishing order in their own State:
the p%ossaSa woad
NOT naxe EVIL war o as s sta of the Union n civil
arising Of these troubles except this
ls5enss had nottaken place aSst part he sSs
adminstraton the Of Lousiahs would not
be cas-; for Grant But new what the remedyf Take
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MI sTEyEssos, GepJ Of Ohio, opposed the resolution,
Sa SSer int
ton. There was
which was still! supposed Pc a exsspce there
and ss wa S as to
and the judiciary Committees matters vent on as
sss hsSf Keep up
tbs SsS
the seat was now before the Committee on
So On fss &c % the Ss
& to S ns
ing question Of reconstruction Let them said he
some OF those violent rascals down there shoud cut
M Cox, DEM New York. supported the resolution.
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that Congress- be able to determine the proper
Mr.. POLAND (rep), of Vt, agreed that however much
a might R get on the subject woud
ton Of control the result Of If Congress
Ss
a Se the Of dsy sas us re TIC e
tribunals State One side in this contest had done
and had got dsGs isl in Is favor T. was not for him
was the duty Of the Executive that the people Of
hs had az on not get into civil war and anarchy and
t. ssS that Judge Dars had passed
controversy about until to-day, when Inauguration
foI1sD Tepsd that s ne decision of Judge Dure
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pc IN the snn
sSd h p Sa
su for 1He The
FUNDAMENTAL ACTION
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the aa the Ia %
been handed to the Speaker since the opening Of the de-
ss, ns IL fsson ofshs President as being
TROUBLED WITH EXISTING
than with effort to search after others The const
tuition imposed the Executive the duty recognizing
when there Is conflict In State, which of the was
the government de acto not djue and Congress not
to set up by enactment set of officers but
eide on It's part who were the ea not the de ~e off,
@ s s the ns nas s
lad acted In conformity with his duty.
Mr. SHELLAuARGER, lrep) of Ohio endorsed the Views
dorsed those of Mr.. Kerr.
Mr. GARFIELD, (repD of Ohio, offered substitute for
the resolution referring the Presidents Message
nj a 90
with instructions report whether facts In the
require action on the part Of Congress
Mr.. Garfelds resolution adopted as substitute
for that offered by Mr.. Sheldon.
On the motion Of Mr. HIBBARD of N. H., the rules
suspended SO as to allow the proposition offered by him
as an amendment to the Legislative Executive and Judi
cal Appropriation bill.
Mr.. SARGENT moved to suspend the rules to enable him
to Offer amendment to the same BILL proposition
directing the Attorney General to institute q suit in
equity against the Pacific Railroad companies to
tain whether they are In default to the government
without coming to vote upon 1t the House, at quar-
ter TO five p. M. adjourned.
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