The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-28
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A despatch from Wisconsin says
there ts NO compromise. The support
ers OF Carpenter and the boilers failed.
DUBLIN. January 26.-The Rev. DR..
4 Patrick Leshy, Roman CATHOLIC
Archbishop OF Oashel, is dead.
LONDON. January .28.-The Govern
ment hes adopted Il Q system OF tor
pedoes for defence in Colonial hsrbors.
,SANTANDER, January 90 The Carists
have fired on British vessel.
PARIS. January 27.-Owiug to the
Hood, steamboats, cannot pass under
the bridges.
Telearapnic-Amor.c ma,,ers,
WAsHNoToN. January 27.-The
House resolved to instruct the Judi
'ciafy Committee to report the Civil
Righta Bill In regular order. This
takes control from Butler and slaves
action Oh for, two weeks. The best
pafltamentnrians say there ia ma
chinery to puah It over until the fourt th
Of March. t
80. In the House. Batter, OF Massaohu.
saattsr as question OF. privilege, called
uP the motion made 10y him last ses.
ston. to reconsider the vote by which
the Oivil'' Righta Bill was referred to
the Judiciary Com naitsee. A point Of
order waa raised. hntithe Speaker de-.
'oideil, ON rthe authority OF that DAYS
3oufnal Of proceedings, that the right
existed. and thereupon the Democrats
fell back upon the policy of 6llibuster.
ing:
The Republican caucus of the House
upon louisiana affairs was discordant:
many ,proninens Republicans have
1919 There is no prospect of definite
line OF proceedings that will control
the party iuy general. Logan thinks
Pinchback will be seated. The caucus
resolved 60 instruct the Judiciary Com.
mittee OF the House to report their
Civil Righte Bill, in order that there
shonld be three hours' debate, dnripo
ghtch 1t would be open 20 amendment.
AZ The c!oea nstI.e three hears the GRE
viols question shall be moved. when a
vote Will be forced. if it takes forty.
e.She hcnre session. II is not known
now when the bill will come in order.
Ihe, .discord continued to the end Of
the Hession.
sThe vorda In the order inserted in
the oadcus action was not understood
by many members. It appears the
Judiciary Do@mittee had presen nted
their bill. and that @ motion to recon
slider was pending, which Butler,
chairman OF tbe committee, could call
upSat.eny time. This he did, to-day.
IN order, as; directed by the caucus.
The Honse. hRa'ubeen fiiiibusterint all
day and is still ct it. The Pensions
COMMITTEE will report favorably bill
TO- pension Mexican war veterans. of
whom there ere 90. 600. The bill over
which the House is fillibustering ex.
oludes school and cemetery clauses.
Oonking will follow Thurman on the
Lonieiana question.
4n,the Senate. Scott, of Pennsyiya.
MIA. from the Committee on Claims.
reported adversely on bill to facilitate
and reduce the expenses OF taking tes
timony in behalf Of the claimants. to
be used before the Commissioners of
Claims, and it was indefinitely most.
poned, be. said the objects OF this
bill had been already supplied by the
aoase bill. Pasterson, Of South Caro-
lice: presented concurrent resolutions
OF the General Assembly OF that State.
for an appropriation of S1OO, 600 for
the Improvement of Charleston hur-
Dor; Commerce. The Louisiana dis.
cnsaion vAe resumed, end Thurman
occupied the balance of the day. He
reviewed at some length the oircum.
ssancea attending the election of 1872,
as we'll as the last election, and read
frequently from the report of the &c.
nate Committee, in regard to frauds OF
the Lynch Returning Board. He com
mented upon the message of the Pre-
aident, In reply to resolution OF 9Th
instant, and eaid paper more full OF
omissions OF material facts never ema-
mated from the Chief Magistrate of
THE country. he argued that the de-
spatches OF Sheridan were one.sided.
and did not tell the whole truth. He
replied TO charges OF the Southern out
RACES. and usid great majority of the
bomicides in the South were commit.
ted By the blacks upon blacks. and
were not by the whites upon the
blacks, as had been charged. In con-
clusion. he said 1t was bad thing to
assass mate a man. bnt O worse thing
to aesassinate the Constitution OF a
State. These acts of the military in
Louisiana had driven q dagger to the
heart OF the free institutions in this
country.
Notwithstanding Thursday, in
the South Atlantic and East Gulf