New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
U. s. SENATE-SPBCIAL SESSION.

DEBATE on THE FRELINGHUYSEN RESOLUTION AP-
PROVING TIE PRESIDENTS ACTION ~ LOUISIANA
MR. AyrHoNY's RESOLUTION ACCEPTED AZ A
SUBSTITUTE AND PASSED.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Mr. ANTHONY
Rep r. L. gave notice that he would ask the Senate to
remain in continuous session to-day un;l the pending
resolution approving OF tae action OF the President III re-
gard to Louisiana was disposed OF.
Senate then resumed the consideration OF tho resc-
luton approving Of the action Of the President IN re-
gard to Louisiana.
Mr.. JONES Dem, Fa.l took the n)or and denied the
right OF the Senate to act upon resolution Of this char
aeter during special called for Executive busi-
ness TIE proceedings OF the President In relation to
transactions In Louisiana not euch to CONNIE nd
him 10 the favor approval OF the country He re-
ferred the argument OF tho Senator from lndlana
tir Mortou to tho ei,ct that Ia, aGuoa OF tnr iro
deat in regard t. Louisiana vas DuiiL9 upon the otn
ate, aud asked IL tnt proposition was trdo way ms
referred at length to tn Louisiana troubles an real
freq 1eay from documents before fGe oinae 10 $40"
tAa Mr. Kellogg Was NOT Tao legal Executive VI mo
Mr.. WALLACE Dem. PENN referred to the resolu
ton rSt introduced oy the SENATOR from HewJers,y
Or FrcinsnuYseD aud sili II was In effect cure
baAche for the future ii expressed the opinion ta
the President sh,u continue ~ recognise IN Lpdisiua
the existing stdte Government, nus tue resolution
brought onward ~ the SENATOR from Rhode Isanl (Ir
Anilony) tho eliianited the carte Gtatchs
feature The latter Resolution was One iec"-nI"S tdo
doctrine OF patornal so'ornhoat whiih dOctrhJ lie dc-
wanted paernIi government IN TINS COUNTRY IN the
shsiowy future tnerc would DC government III Ia ei-
aua recognized by the pcopo OF tAat state different
from tue Kellogg iJyernmcnE
Dill this resolution t1at the President was 10
cJniaue upnOiI the kellogg government Against tie
consent of the poOplef IN as opniJn the WJriug Of
me resJut the way for Tue admission or
Mr. Pnolha next winter. 1t rad Ike an army order
and nc did i; could b. passed by too senate.
Referring 10 the louisiana troubles, no sail he cJuu
nor nope 10 present anytuny new AFTER tLe ABLE arSi
ments which mad been made here DuS Inc SrcSOuS de-
1seOns lrOh ts grave dOc:riIe5 or eiY HDorty were
lcb tnaj II cOJd attract to attention y! bat one
uarsou In the wealth which he represented, or
tlcn argued that troops were used Ia Louis
lana withudt authority or law, "a there was
n.lincr domestic vOlcAoe nJr instruction In thIt
state. lis quoted from the telegram or tAe
AttOrney-lienordl ME- iorT telling hiin IL Womb Oo
us,s FOR toe Committee 1919 ciIens 10 Visit ioi
iogIon a, the PrcsidcHt hdi made MS decision add
st ms iniu wno ped tho place once Occupic Oy
loan O iincY Adams In mas day. directed Oae ~ has sIi
OrnIuatcs rciuss e UwDOwihS citZsnS VI LOUISIANA
lue ri.ht TO be heard refused tdem tue Il-ht
nT petIti0n guaranteed every American citIz II.
Nj. ). WIIiE (Ocn., NIL iioiIlod Iis aLchd'neht'
of rcd yesterday, - 10 10 Rad:
ne That the army Of the Uncl States to e11rce
OF ia OF
,.nb.r 1872 dccctug Marshal the Ollin5
a. safe assembling " Legislature Of L,islanA
Cn;lcd ae oil
.D,n GIer'Ji cjdr 10 tie SPA o te'i tcl
ntlOa approved tas oe1L.o Vi Ine OIieI
Ino que stion being The above Amendment it was
reiected-Yras 81, NIys 49, rs fIOws: R;pIoncdnS IN
Roman, Democrats IN Itancs indepcnLoL's Ia SNAIL