New-York tribune., 1874-06-09

property turned TO the Unod hs sv' sg and now
author, les during and Subsequent " '"' "''
@ BuTLtR sP %GysS e ssDsnS sTs,S S ,SS
ppes and n ase aed 1 pafer rue Il 10 the Judiciary Commoo
the right TO report at any time % N,vs &C. NOT two
thirds in the Affirmative. Among thOs' vetins No were
the following Republicans p., ,T.,, u.,-.o, r,up1
Hsass,os Ss%n%ss % rSsps sene smith tN c sAns' Strait
SS%aS %r III AFFEE isep, COLI moved to suspend the
rules ana pass the bill the admission OF Colorado as
"sia'e aT SukoKEL rep Rep oso, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported ell in relation TO eonntcs
proposes 10 pay all OF the rank and file who served
faithfully in the army Including those borne on sa'
Tne House refused TO second the motion to suspend
the rules by 30 toN.
THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED CASE.
The House then at 1880 y. m, took up the Lousiah"
election of Sheridan against Pinchoack
The majority report is that the evidence Is not sum
cent TO establish the right OF either Pnchpach OF
sheridan and that they be permitted to take further
testimony The minority report, signed by messrs
Lamar Rep. M,ss), Grassland Dem. KyJ. and speer
not. elected as a member from the State at large.
Speeches in support OF the majority report were paae
La and against il 10y Mr. LAMAR The latter declared
his belief that the Interests Of ne great
of the socaed Government III Louisiana, or
OF the kindred establishments in the Southern
that had been brought upon tho American name ny
those grotesque carlcatures OF the Governmen, hno
suit of the war had establish the indssonpii-
ity of the American Union and the uDiversalty o rec
dom on the American Continents but the North was not
satisfied with that Congress had passed the recon-
sructon measures and mad sunk the iron deep INTO ne
heart aud soul of the Southern people But the position
OF tho Southern people was that the doctrine
OF Secession the right OF Withdrawing from
the Union, eXtinguished and eliminated
from the American system, aud no longer constl-
tuted part of the elements of the American severn
ment Tue institution OF Slavery with al IFS incidents
was dead, extinct sunk IN that sea when never gives
up dead and the people OF the South dd not ask Tor
resuscitation. The enlightened people of the Sou
would not they could identify tho interests OF tue
country with institution which stood utterly antago
nisc TO all the elements and living force OF modern
civilization lapplausel; they regarded the three las
| amendments of the Constitution as inviolaple auo
sacred the articles that were written Dy their lore
fathers.
ton the members both sides, who formed crce
| around him while he was speaking.
The discussion with from the two con-
testants. Messrs. Sheridan and rlDChbaok Tie Latter
interested and amused the House with description o
the Louisiana election, which, he declared, was IN al
| respects a fraud. .
| Mr.. DARRALL (Rep., La) moved as substitute foi
the minority resolutions resolution that Mr. fihch
back entitled the prDid Jdcte Ihe question
| passed over, 10 he voted ON tomorrow.
| Mr.. RUSK rep, WIS., presented the Conference re
the Dii the pension laws and the bil
regulating pensions total disabilities, which WcT,
| agreed TO.
The House then, at p m, adjourned