New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-05

pass itf Second, the expedieucy OF passing IT. Tho
republican form OF government and one OF the hrst
requisites Of republican form e Sl government nar
sons elected by the people the power not OF
from the tumuits in Louisiana or the frauds Of Durcll
or the Lynch Board. and he asked every senator
within ms hearing Congress ,h nto state no' what
they had been cheated out Of namely inc rgn 70 oo0
thrown il would be by these steady encroachments
Congress should at all times that eaeh sate nau
publican form OF government and any Senator neclarns
that Congress had not the power TO interfere t
declare TO Kellogg and his followers You can rcpat I
10 se it right" III Congress had authority 20 inter
fere then the McEnery government c0uid set ss ~
a little more manly When a man skulks beneath the
soiled robes OF Federal Judge he has not sne ma =,
maintain his position. There was no question IN n'
mind to the power OF Congress 10 lake up to ,s
tuition OF any State and declare whether OF Do ~ n
republican In form The power OF Congress WAS Su
Mr. FERRY Rop.. Comm said he must differ from tho
gentleman TO the power OF Congress- a. oo,or
Mr.. CARPENTER said he was sorry the se t rcI
Iogg and his friends joined hands aud dehed the people
OF this state for 50 years Congress could not ed
Did he mean TO say that II band OF ruiians snousu
seize the State that Congress could not then
Mr. FERRY said he meant TO cay that under our amsdv
TEN Of government there is within the State roouJ
for the usLrpation OF the state GOverhmenI VI 0''
republican form Of Is Sota of Connec
ticut should declare that they would have monarch
that they Were SK a%S ana should
In office for life; would Congress then nave po"0
Mr.. FERRY said there was a remedy for that Where
the whole people OF q State preferred m0narchi9al
government was an 9h h srainr from Wisconsin,
(Mr Csrpenter that the State Government OF
root and branch usurpaton. but he could not agree
MT CARPENTER said that In debate OF this kind no
S %ns Tbe % senema INF FoTfy had his views
but would not lot them out II he has plan Why not
in one thing no was wooded to any particular
plan. [Laughtcrl II the Senator had a plan. and II
was ready TO support t as the Senator would
remove the seal OF confidence from H. , ING
the present Government OF Louisiana was
government at all. but was usurped by kellogg no
hold up by the bsyonets OF the United States-sqs-
tanned this hour by troops OF the United Sates and nc
Guilty The supreme Court Of Louisiana in con
spraoy with Kellogg and would not inaugurate any
for reform. The State Legislature was IN the con,
spracy and it would not do So The Government wOuiu
not aud the people could not because Federal Oay0ne5
leveled at them. The powers oil the fedeIal
Government were as sovereign except limited by tho
Constitution, those Of the Car OF Russia Congress
could declare war tomorrow against any nation VIII OF
without cause. 1t could tax the last dollar from the
pockets OF tho people or establish female suffrage anu
put the women in the army lac great argunoht naue
in the press, particularly, was the ine1pedenoy OF
ordering election on the ground that IL womb De
dangerous precedent, but that was 9Ot sounu os,v,
CalOmel dangerous . medicine anu us
well might It be SAID that because 0,ve aoG
tors gave 1t to grown men tney might give II
to infants Look at tho probable effect OF Congress say
ing could 40 nohnS IN s"H maj emerged from evil
war, would DO safe TO say 10 thonl, When you hoIu
your elections next Fall ge1 ID by f,sud or any way
cense:could be given 20 the lawlessness OF me land
play it, and they would play II. under the sanction Of
Congress. Such action In the present condition OF
GUS thing that could be done Tue Senator from Indiana
r Moron) had said, Pass TINS Diil and there VIII be
ooodsned IN ne sn ths1 se
were all in favor OF MN III they are, VINO ~ To
cause @ io ~. r5 Once Te ana
Of the Senator (Mr. Mortonl about bloodshed
since he left the nursery. 1t reminded him of the old
song Fa fe 70 fun. smell the blood OF an English
Did the Senator pect influence the Senate by any
such There would DO no blood shed by now
election Tue Government could enforce 1t by the army
ana navy il necessary II not this nation had better
fur banner and put It's affairs into the hands of
In concluding his argument. MI Carpenter said that
Congress predcament where u could not STOP
ton says she must have The Senator from New
Jersey OR FreIinghuysenJ had said that he would not
By sealing Mr.. Pinchback, tho senate would
Ian it would have recognized mcEnery; bat by
a wan ass 70 sd@ 3
question tho troubles of the Presidential election
unanimty then that there last time. for; as he
scanned the political horizon, 1S thought he
was not improbable that -, the IN, vote ,.,, Of Of
Louisiana might change the whole t9ing. The question
neither wise prudent to adjourn It, He had no per
sona IN ts ma n:, 9 iopd wn S Se
the Congress Of the United states do lite duty
order honest election, 80 that the people could
have their choice.
THE CENTENNIAL BILL.
Mr.. FRELINGHUYSEN (Rep., N. j. said he desired
10 speak Oh the subject, but yielded to Mr.. CAMERON
Rep. PENN. who moved that the Senate proceed with
The consideration OF the Centennial bill
Mr. THURMAN (Dem.. 0h0l said he also desired to
sneak on Louisiana affairs and hoped the Centennial
Dill would 90 over until tomorrow -. -, $780,.
Mr. PoNKa Jr Cameron S was sos to get
away due him to take up aud dispose OF the
Ce3epnal bill today % possible saR nm tho Centeppial hin
was agreed 70, the PENDING motion beng 10 refer IL
The Committee on Appropriations ~, ,
MIR THURMAN spoke against referring the bill. ard
said il it went that Committee the understanding
eeebTaon and tbis be opposed the ground that Con
had no power under the Constitution to vote money
for such purpose Now that poor clerks were Being
urned on. of the Departments to few thousand
dollars-and he them regularly, uen and woven,
IN Get their next moaI-t was time, for Congress to
sm6arE in an enterprise like this. which would afford
Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN moved to amend the motion
refer 40 as to instruct the Committee report bill
making an appropriation Of sufficient amount of
money not to exceed toO TO defray the expenses OF
The American Centennial Exhibition az Philadelphia
Mr.. SARGENT (Rep, Cali moved that the sehato
No. CAMERON said that TO morrow he would ask the
to remain in session and pnsh the Centennial
bill. 49,, ,...., - .o,
pent to the Fertilization Appropriation oi apsropr-
atm 900 post the North Fork of Loop River
Seb. SO, ,.o.n
Pending discussion on the Centennial bill hr SAX
GENTS motion was adopted. and the Senate, al
o'clock, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. POTTER Dem., n. " presented the me-
mortal Of f. s. Jafray Co.. and hundreds OF others,
merchants bankers, officers of banks insurance COM
panies and business in the City OF New-fork,
an aggre gate capital $4,000