, 1874-06-27

coHamy. Natwishstsnding the varor!ngs Of ,e Ne,
% 9 to en'nsor 10 strike own Tho free
Tho Boston Journal, Nopub1ioau, has this 10
sny.
Tho other snti-presa movement rAforrod 10 ahovo ia
oarpsner and oonkiins MI nopressassts. s G watler
ssns, @ ~s.' u e. ssnf
privilege proyns among mcmbers Of both tIouses and
ia ssSe na s e Dc . VII ~ III ; T
! ii %iaded ooassessmsa, eusht Il insuso @ Ia
Other papers, commanding on tho bill, say:
s e se. Mss III !; essson : ~. never
ssys hs art condition of oi1i,lzssIoa@is h.t no man
% s in H. owa ossSTfS SgSsa
nor,.psRsf to Da trlod b5 any court ia Tho D.rict Of
We .uppo.s tIers i iit:s q ~ asaser @ Of .seh
law being conourred IN W the Houss. It il worth
mark only ~ exhibition Of the tuaanncas aud folly
Of Which tho sonRto Of tho unltod States has become
capable.
". pro,e.: II s 6; as. &c: 3 atS 1; 1sa nes e III. .,
aKain.t liz sen.te bil fSr making servifs washing.
esnsst md n: ea0'h IN ''n'F' OF tho Coy
7n. rs!' ssu5 e 6 s s ss,sssa ,s;ssa.s: @ would ~
put to great szreuse ia taking their witnesses to W.s
ington, md msnta1ning thctn thcrs; and. whatever
tho result might be, the coats Of suits would bo in1
mentely Increased.
esa4m. Il IL s ss:4: s soas.!sop ss FIJI pu. upon
nev.paper line. No doubt aenatora hare beea prety
onts but thoy had botcr mako up their minds to grin
and bear 1t ratlor than invite the storm Of dsnunca-
bo@ y e. IT,
press."
This Is tho most andacous bli that has cyer dis
9raccd tho genate, aud need not aay that In tho
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This aasss s 4; + dtsnasa mTsf 70 sTs .@S. @ ,,nnr
ton Representative Il an onstae jonraa Or its edos
ainensble 70 tho courts within the District whenerer
liDsl suit !. brought against Int particular psprr
tho oorrnpug atmoaphors Of Administration circles,
the auppoaldon !. that in tlls WY thera may h
their xorf Il siposinE tha diFty practices ot tho
rangs that clns.er stoand tho .eat Of go,ernuent.
Mako s ss ss:t g :us I Of .s.
ns Sss SS
obstacles, no matter :. hey cunnltngiy devised.
majority In tho HOUSE Of Representative elaot tho
piu, and lot presdant Grant .gn t. Thoy viii apd It
luz and their end will b infinitely vorxo than their
fFtHt tht 3aHHNoft EdfAH6t UtHt4
IL further diagrncs to ths legislation Of ths son-
sa II Congress beieves ttsef strong enough Aglt
a
r. s 1s s; s1s."na M csrrsrfs q t2a
about the sins Of omission. Tho coceioa aud aaDby-
hesaed eroa,ures Of ths Senate arc dull
or they would know taat tho press will scoa At their
Of thom moro and more, dIbasroeabls aa 1t may be.
II sS e as5ss M s Sss: L. S L IS, n
80 back TO their constituents 10 explain it. Ind w pre-
dict that not many Of them will seo the tnsle Of
s.inct that when tho i,ber,y Of tie press IL gono a
other liberties disappear In quick no aud tney need
no no.x Sdraons from us to guard tho outpos'' ,e..
II. s sssss & Il Es GS,tea s;st;:st s rs e. :ao,a
yesterday, which Mr. pa5.rl const!uoa ~ at once
menace addressed 70 tho press and device for the
ducor. Thu fact that an amendment of hts. intended
to draw Its teeh raa defcated-probably BY pratsy
alarmed, howsveE. Ths American newspaper ia sble
p.ople Who beliaye in freo suass'on and h.Te sn in
hesiteA prejudice in favor Of liberty In general.
ons parpos. Il it, set rspoftad :; sensor o.rpen-
ter and sustained by the ssuats TO b. 70 curb
the frcodom OK the lrosa by dragging edots and pub.
sss1s Il ever the country Wherever the plaintiffs
NV md b ss
then while shs tnen,bors themselves mads securs
called freedom Of debate.
n,. IFeM d. rrs.td.sss rye,:. Rep;
law. 1t u desRued ~ rod Of terror to check core.
spondsnts and prevent fres crici.a upon Copgress-
iu ths District the creature Of Congress- Tia liberty af
tue prea4 would cease and every paper IL tho country
be forced to speak Of public mon with bated BREATH
This I: IL ssss Il IT, pses.
a. nndsr tho action Of thu blu any newspaper trough-
upon the course Of any individual could bs sued BY
ths Offended paty IN as.ns State Psosdsd
found.
xe% .,s r. Eai,aa5'psta a,,5 's Gststfa Htg:
ton Of newspaper men, many OF mhom might bs
wholly innocent.
wo .hat afs hsss3:r t e. ns.s, nes ssoss R consider
m.%Ser. would se bs 1s eete
from To- sa sss s'' d.
saed f s'psis :ss :. W ss.7s a ..s i
Fuors to be true in tbs naan Do tho leaders Of Tho
ssna fafy s;y.s tint . e., !. q. T s5 ssY
will pass the butler-carpenter nuzzlng bil II they
don tasy will defeat IT, Thore il one pg tho honor-
Of political resurrection they nerer ri.e my more.
They would H. n S S.ys syk ass :r x perer to bruu
such suits in tbs District OF Columbia, and to sum
mon tue fropf1stoFs OF tha paper that may provoke
their wrath 10 Washington to conduct tbs defense to
such suits THIS would " convenient mud agreeable
to the Senator'S who could readily attend to tho Bta
n ths intervals Of ieiars snstood from tho labors Of
the Capitol II ths laws Of the United States are to b.
framed to make thngs pleasant for seustors, rather
than to secure justice TO all citzons ths mesuA pro-
posed munt bs regarded as quite spproprtats. uus
that IL not tls visw Of Inv generally takon.
fronsshs Lsnt.rt'fe Courier r-Jearnal. Dem.
Tho Senate yesterday pasaed BILL by which tho
printing the uqws Tbs lntquitics OF tuisod Btatts
6onntors and Republican officials to b. known no
mora forever ii the Houso up to the scratch to-
day. Verify, the hour for = Cesar approaches.
ffosn ths Laneatfsr insel'igtneer, Dsm.
preas and the rghts Of inalvuala by tho Seuate OF
the United Status. Nothing Ia too pttlfuy mesu to
sorys their purposoa ana there Is nothing 80 sgraut
Xliu4.