New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

The slave power In this country was not doad II stin
lived and sspred to WELD the rod OF empire Over ts
ern States except Louisiana Mississippi and South Caro-.
hna and grssplng for those states that IL msh'
Mr. SHERMAN (Rep. Ohio, then obtained the floor to
speak the resolution He said that q, me Senate,
cali up the Legislative, Executive and judicial Appro
pra,on bill on Monday, he would yield 70 that Senator
now a motion 10 lay aside tho pending resolution
and call up the Appropriations bill referred TO- with tue
understanding that he ar mani retained tho noos
priation bill should be disposed OF.
Mr.. STEVENSON tDem. kY.l hoped the LouisaDa se'
bate would DO resumed after tho disposal OF the Appr0
p' MssSrs TEASE Crap. Mss), RANSOM nem N c..
MERRIMON Dem. N. c., and STEVENSON Uem
XVI announced tost they desired to speak upon tbs
Mr.. MORTON Gep. Ind) gave notice that he would
call up the Constitutional Amendments IN relation % tbs
election Of President ana Vice President reported By
the Committee Privileges and Elections last sesson
the Legislative Appropriation bill ID dis
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, Mel said. unless thsrs WA tho
greatest economy regard 10 time. IL would be found
that the business would be IN terrible condition 10 ths
last or the session. He thought this LOUISIANA De
bate had already occupied TOO much OF the es.on ana
he would not hesitate to oppose 1! WITH any VI tho hp
Alter further discussion II decided TO 90 on with
the Louisiana discussion today. A..
Pr United States aud Gen sheridan by tho
Senator Della (Nr. Bayardl. and SAID he was
Senator The Senator from Missouri tMr schurD bad
also joined in that arraignment. That S,,ator ia.
facts. lie meant no dsrespect to tho senator ONT
SchulZ. bat as he heard bIs state
ment OF facts he knew that bis argnmen!
based on sueh = statement, was wholly uhtrNt
worthy, ana deserving Of no consideration wnateset
TIE afrlgnment OF these officers not only here, ou
went all over the country. The most remarkable stare
ment was from tho Governor OF his own state boy
Alletl, made Sth Of January, In CninuiDus ht
sherman next referred to the meeting hen ut Coopo
Institute, said he believed the day would come Whoa
sone OF the gentlemen participated In that meetns
would regret IT, Neither President Grant nor the ~
publican party responsible for what took place Ia
New.Oreuns on tue 4th OF January. The whole gst OF
the mai ter was that an officer OF the army expelled from
the Legislature i've VINO had no rignt 10 % NOR
The officer had simply gone there to prevent an eedi
ORGANIZATIONS The law OF the state was not O1eyed III
the organ alton of the x stature. m, -,
Mr.. THURMAN (Dem., OhiO) denied that an oino,r OF
the army any right Interfere even ~ there was
an illegal ltiOn but commended that too organ
zaon was legal one and that tue five men wac were
put out had much right TO seats In that brgiatuIo
IA his colleague himself had right to seats I'D 1oh
DOay. ..,,. -.
Mr. SHERMAN resuming. said that Wits was moi
elected Speaker by majority Of tns memDerA. Ihere
was principle In this Government "hlcn ail ssIeo1
upon and that was, the majority must rule. -
Before concluding. Mr. SHERMAN yielded 10 mr'
BAYARD Dem, Del) for motion To adjourn wnich
agreed toY5as, II Nays l6-and al e'Jo H. in INC
Senate adjourned nil "a N. Monday.