New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

election He dil not desre 20 invoke support, nor
cS"1:sS. q Lac ssn way % @
s 1sS X%Se
would De inspired to the Senate OF the United
'asss Hsre % vas ~ opporan presented Of meeting the
views those inclined TO right The examination and
has laid the facts before the Senate give
h' that the ss Hon.
Samuel Armstead ne could read and write. and that
GsSssa seSndsraSe number Of tho votes cast
for Secretary Of state OF Louisiana That was
pSS % on the door and IN the saeres
HAD Federal Court exclusive power ell questions
20 suit in circuit Or
ons had Of dental o Ss 1o tho On
color or previous condition Oia Of ssrstads ss;d9
asns Of to Ss
| would lead to such oonscquenoes. tSensationl
snstS and contendsd that there was no settled plan
/ TO burden and Obstruct registration On the other
ts n a. pSsSy h
orderly fair quiet election held there for 40 years
Pas Sas fsS'1s1sn %snS A'
| increase on the Democratic side and ,r,
Radical ticket failed to the united support of
those formerly acting with the party. and something
from the testimony lie argued that it was attempted
that the negroes had to 60 so far 10 vote he
Red River. where there was great bend some
miles around, back within four miles OF the
point where the bond began-the neck OF laud belng
only four miles The 0egrocs to vote must go
the way around BY waos and as aS G't auS
situated =. the upper side OF this meek on na wsre
tainiy not. Insy took the direct line across across
the neck Of land. went to tho polls fSes; y8ea
laughter on the door and in the galleries. He next
oko Of the judicial prooeedings aud ,Lu asked i,,a
| ssI judicial decisions until darkness and despotsm
spread over the land. There was no telling how mach
| oDIa'a, in I,ui
in dsprving them Of their rights Mr. McCreery quoted
the Ss % Gsss e oaso % and
| bxcaimng Jacques you are III VI io"o"'
The CHAIR (Mr. Narpcnter stated that any mani.
festaton the part OF persons in the galleries. ether
Of approval or dsapproya. was violation OF the rus
q the Senate and nd upon i,s epo''on no ~o' o'o''
| Mr MCCREERY resumed and said The Constitution
Of the United states guarantees every State In the
Union republican form OF government ana the PgEe
institutions whether the enemy from abroad or
within the borders OF tue State he must DO met ana put
down by thei Federal Government. In conclusion ne
denied that the of Louisiana had republican form
Of government and argued that steps should DO taken
At the conclusion OF Mr.. McCroery's speech. Mr.
SHERMAN rep. Oho) moved that iurther G Gonsa @ @ ta
tion of the recOmmt be laid over tll Weihe5-
day, and thst the Senate resume the OF
the resolution reported from the Finance Committee
the ssnss went into Executive o 'ss,sn si%S % Ss
doors reopened and the Senate ADJOURNED
| HOUSE OF REPRESENIall'Eo
Bills were introduced and referred under the
| call OF states including the following:
| BY Mr.. BURLEIGH rep, Me.)-ro redeem legal ten
der notes and to regulate and establish the
Bv Mr. sCHUMAKER Dem, N. Y)-To condemn the
property selected a site for the BROOKLYN PostOfee
Mr. NEGLEY ep PsnG1Grap1ng nd tbs wian pensions 10
| By Mr.. PLATT (Rep, va)-For the establishment OF
o." by Mr.. GUNCKEL Rep.. Ohio)-To repeal so much of
the act of March g. 1873 as provides hat kepreseata
monthly from the beginning Of their until the be-
ginning OF first session OF Congress As tho law now
| stands members receive their pay for nearly nine
months before they sworn in or perform any duty
BY Mr.. ORTIZ lep, Indl-To grant pension to the
THE INDIANA PLAN OF FINANCIAL RELIEF
Also to provide q National currency, for the redemp-
ton thereof in con and for the redemption OF circu
latng notes heretofore under the authority
OF the United This bill embraces what Is known
the pnn netou, G nnmerouy signed
from citizens of twothrds OF the counties in that
5000 900, ,OOo OF circulating notes, to be known as
United states Gold Bond notes OF various denomlna-
tons which are held in the Treasury as reserve.
and exchangesble at par for any OF the outstanding
bonds Of the United states at the OF he enc nPae
out by the Government in like manner as Natonal onk
such exchange depositaries be established all
the leading cities Of the United States under proper
the interest accrung on all bonds thus
surrendered to the Government shall be retained by the
a as % not 40 P. for p paving sy i'm
terest the public debt, constitute sinking fund.
dempon Of the gold bond notes issued under this act
The bill further provides that any National bank may
surrender its bonds on deposit In the treasury ana
receive gold notes amount which when added
notes heretofore received by such bank will be
equal to the par value OF such bonds. and such bank
may at any time surrender its notes and receive in
change the gold bond notes under this act and when
this done such bank is relieved from the redemption
of ITS notes. from holding reserve, but shall in
Ali other respects exercise ghts and privileges under
| tha Ranking act. Any National bank failing FOR two
years surrender IT'S bonds now on deposit shall re
notes shall be redeemed at the same time tue redemp-
tion Of the gold bond notes is begun under tins act
Mr. BECK Dem, Ky) moved TO suspend the rules aud
mass bill relieving the payment OF duty all articles
sent from foreign countries for exhibition at the Pha
| delpbia Centennial Exposition.
| Mr. DAWES rep Mass.) and others suggested that
| the bill too loose in It's provisions; aud Mr BUT
IER (Rep, Mass) suggested tdersivelyl 10 limit the
extent OF any persons importation TO 500 tons Of
Under the new rule adopted last week requiring
tions To suspend the to be seconded by majority
the question put but there was no second the vote
| being 81 TO 102. , A., -,
and adopt a resolution instructlng the Judiciary Com
mtee inquire into the legal relations existing be-
tween Federal Government and the local govern
mept District Of Columbia and the exact char
acter of mutual obligations in regard to municipal
expepditres cannot be prescribed and maintained by
| law, The rules suspended aud the resolution
| adopted-Yeas l59; Nays ~ 2
of the hat Of NewYork City against any
| further extension of tue Wells patent
regulate estimates and appropriations and to ix the
| number and compensation VI customs employees.
ME- KILLINGER CRep, PENN presented petitions in.
sructing Committee the District OF Columbia 70
inquire and report whether additional legislation is
| necessary to secure the comfort convenience Of
travellers on the Washington and Georgetown Railroad.
MI PAGE rep, CALI moved to suspend the rules and
| pass bill winch he SAID had received the unanmons
approval Of the Committee ON Public Lands declaring