, 1875-03-23

riu.rYmeft, Mr. lesdentt that the Empire IL ale4d
@ ,s' e 3 81 tx S'f
SS:!: i: sosnfy ,Ss !, 4i I'd
Rsv. s 'a1a e"t ~ str.toeraey. we i,.,e mol sot
FORM Of ao*ss;s1t fh.t FL Tho tSss
yo,s nave got. How far o1 II thu Irpite4 How far
OF military dsspg.,b r. ws, 11 sos Of ny
DowI III u talk Abon party. but LIT ths psopc lio
romposs tho Government, run II ior While. LIT ~
aod srouss thsn gan.tcorrnptIln aean.t pro,gacs,
aaln,t ,aurp.tton Of tho Adtnnstfltou. 1hn Asmn!t
tsaton i ttyna TO- o.eFr9x m ~ IT, Let
ejeci from rowor thu corrnps sud atnrinr ruler. In
pead Of tho resonfon now bctgrs the senate, would
90 10 4n PRESIDENT with tho language, MAS rrs-
nitted 10 prepare lite resolution that at7 usc tho
A,nbnesad0r Of Cesar. wheh the Afnba'satlor NJ
III ta,ne wolI 10 seconi 10 uo,,s n'. tat Il Gnsar.
would ray this Enpcror.i would aay 10 tht. die
tator what ca.o .aid 70 tho 4mia.sslos: m j" % aud
eyea se % n hn.nIo a. n ~oull ell lin, q etop III
;.sy 10 lie country. Do ths: anl ~!ll ,uouns tho
or ND eonsrso e g gs," ,s 1,1n f'c ee to
iry, aud tito transcendsnt imwn!ti":s that he han
rfaetioed aron ~ country. r't even ~ humble
IT, onssr as ''A far Of t. sss ,,so.sss e. ss
nj .ni prosperity a'n esen willing mo,n. the fa,-
trn. an slrsvn 70 a, h.s r,taan tse" ~ indignant
and prosperity 10 the country.
Lei rosco aild rrorperis, n restored n tbs tanl.
ny II Know asa i iis.a M I'll
cn,nos from heart that never beat lostile 10 it, let
III come up to tha good Hors; let us forget
,Hhat las lyccl heretnfnru; let iii lay aetde ous
pcrsuual AIderences let "a lay hslde party dpciro:
fet u give up partcs 2 tbs Consultation ot our
sstfy ss n is s' t sssn
checked b5 the prastdent pro ten1.]
OTHER spErciErs.
At tho conclusion Of Jotinson's tEecch. Mf.
Dogy took tue floor and ,s'poso in opposition tn
thn rceotutiup. lie cou1i not pcrceiyD Or i'm
nqinc auy othos rnotive for tue resolution except
10 further strcugshen the power of tho Execl1-
tive, already no vast az to threhcn tho FREQ or
erc;Ho Of tho concurrent powers Or tito Govern
1ucut, aud which required only subaeryiept
Congress to ronlor it absolute md imperial.
| btotsra. Wlthera and Randolph opposed Ito
4 sunsTl7u7r.
ST. Nhyte offered III substitute for this reso'
]u!ion proposed by Ms. Ant!'ou7 on Saturday tho
| following:
es,sreL That tha action of thn rrrltdc1. Ia tho
Of the army II thu United ststes to u,tarct tbs
wzrrntabc cx-rarte ind ps!vats o1lcEa u iuagu Du
sJar.lsl to po!ze tho building nceupls,l ~ State
1iouIs for tho assembling Of tLe Legislature Of Louis
.nDs an III st.s w liz M x
! lo1a, who waa mt eseeted 10 that otAc
bY Tho people: Ia forcb1y feindtattg the eaid Kellogg
III said oilce of Governor after be had susreadcr:'
possosaiun Of the same: In permitting, vitAont oei
are OF ieb.,ke, uhlsed States EollIeA 10 invade tn
hall Of tho House al Representatives Of Lon!saaa
10 eject thorefrom porsons cai1uns to to member
thercot, aud thur destroying she orsan:za.!vn o. t:
body; Is contrary to tho Hrls Vt Euputtcan tnat!tl
sous, ANIL cannot he approved by the seisaso Of I'll
un!0d States.
Mr. Thurman norel to adjourn.
1dr. Anthony said he understood there vol
but fow moro Sonntors on the otLoe Hido wh
de.ired to speak, and tls did not know that an
Senator on hia aido OF the Chamber d
sired to do 10. 1To felt confident vol
could be reached ak reasonable hoI
to-rnorrow, aud, therefore, woull not oI
pose adjournment now. Ho gavo motto
however, that he would call on tho friends I
tho resolution to remnin Tomorrow until th
vote should bo reached.
Alr. Thurman thon modified hts motion so
| to have executive session.
Attor fow miuutea tue doors wcra reopons
and tho Senate adjourned.
NOMINATIONS CoSy1nNED.
TIE following contirmationB xcro 1nsdo by Il
. Sonnte to-day: John Parker, Cnitod Stat
Marshal for the Western District OF 3lcl,iga
} postmnsterB-J. 7. BARLOW, E!1!nslanl, ILL.,;
". Clinton. Polo, III. O. =. EuydaT, Pine Blu
Ar1t.