New-York tribune., 1875-01-15

their arms and horses and thom provisions when
Grant sherman sherdsp and others bee them should
len. Wien the DsiSourssie party was dead
and rossn lno iS sssS crave; wdss ns siSs M n the
hearts OF American people hke the noonday sun;
Appanse the gallery witch was pEonpty snsesr Mr.
Logan saId: The Republican party shonid not De
frightened. Tie President had recosnIzed the kelogs
G0yernment The Legislature OF the State nad reeos
nlsed H. The Supreme CouH OF the stare, ana one
House OF Congress lad Recognized ~ ,sr S nrs,ch
OF Congress recognizes lt Recognize the man eecseo
as Senator aud all would 10 .s,nss se,,s. nosiTiSn
for him hr Logan take. but there Vas 20 osle % s
for him 10 right position, and he tOon " ' "
can ship was sinking, hat With The Great haIia.er
above az the Dem she would not be wrecked He tiE
to-day that the time would come when the same
old crat would ride the tempesuons waves and anchor
honesty and lustice-snd there re-t undIscurDed
(At the conclusion OF Mr.. Logans speech there was
quite demonstFaon OF applause IN the. gallery, bit
the announced that the rule would be en-
forced and nrder was restored.l 80.
during Senator's adde's that he Nr Logan nevei
went INTO the rebellion a. ne wouli nave Deeh slgr
that Domosthenes died early 80 that he cOnd no, coe
In com petition with the honoraBe senaSDr (Mr. Logan
az cI6se calm logical orator fLaughterl lie under
stood the Senator 10 say yesterddY that ne was
sailor. Ias the knd o. vessel ,, he had 1,s com
w. and only t to navigate the muddy waters OF
the Missouri wheo ne say tSs Somne the
Senator ofr Logan), 10 tAr TptoD was c9sied wst WV
the reflection mat aLteL the An & .. & r so
cTat so bonora0s senator from Cahornia hr. st
Genl who aided his frIend I2gd 2i.'r 'D"' ''ne DC
NJ, SARGENT ttep', LaiJ-nLi the senator AI'o"
Mr. rrrroN,ae Senator cannot hear the ssnatorfrom
California. The senator il l1akng so-Sen az uIo
present time and cannot hear tL1nghe. krsuinins'
he said so the honorable Senator IRON Minnesota af
Windom) felt iG necessary to do something iot ~
ILLINOIS navigator before the boat wns h'iehed 20 me
LlUaa M Va l
iang1tar 90 his colleague Cir Hi,chc0cS ldy snced
from across the chamber aud helped him (hr Logan 70
land the craft. From the lengtn OF tune ths Vess! ga.
been T1nning to-day he ir. TptOnl inferred that the
wood used was from the Mississippi Valey-some-
thing xs ne yeS laughter The honori6e nS
TOR from Wisconsin ar. Howell told tue senator that ne
sh1p Tfe lMr Tiptou) did doubt hs veraciiy he
thought thaG was faet. lGreat langhterl Ater tne
Webster's Dictionary, lie call6d upon tine senator
from New-Jersey (Ar. Frelinghuysen) and asked
or inviting he could read. [Great teri Mr Tp1on
them spoke the Louisiana trout les, and sil ae al
sesate two years ago. one Of the witnesses, when
asked by the senator (Ir. Logan where be iearnel
aud IN the gentlenans own District me senator (SAF
Loxan) had .d he would argue tho Louisiana case NON
a legal pUfnL or view. II tue genilcmans notes AaI
been written Oh legal cap be might have made some
claim 10 legal argument but as they we're written on
foolscap he mr. Tptonl thought there was litte due
Mr. Morton having approached the seat occupied BY
thdn S11 ,Se dine t'r prouUting mad gone by sup
pose the Senator Is prompting hs friend Tor another
Mr. LoGAv-A burst Of WHAT I havs idea Of
Mr. TiPTON then sent to the Clerks desk, and had
read agraph The Washington Chronicie - the
effect tnat the sub-CJnmittee oi inc h'ue Nh'cn ~
led New Orleans nad 20 the conclusion tat tnere
was no intimidation OF eO!Ored voters ID l0ulsana hat
the Returning Board was fraud, etc. Ons tnat the re-
port would be accepted, and the Whole Committee
would 20 10 NewO orleans. He (Mr. TptoLl Ought thls
OF the most Illuminating facts IN ms ols IS.
Tg.a
there wac any oppression IN the Republican party. yea
hat i Selaat T"O He tben read from speech Of mat
senator to effect that any senator AlcKeu out o
lhe traces a little OF, tne Republicans called caucus
on MIN: and denOuucina tue acuOn OF the cancns
lie mfr Tipt0n) spoke Of the condition OF ais I'D t"e
a'n f,r 4everai years past and said the Republican
ortv hed used the army keen itself III power The
consequence was tba IL vas now III nopsicas lnoI,I
IN tii, House OF Representatives., and ns
na,ver vyas gradually passing from It. hr Upton
then read from tho testimony t4Aen ~ tle ssid'e
tnn Of hessrs Casey, Kellogg and others In LOUISIANA
in calling uDOn the Ptesdent IA ald then lie theh r.
erred Nv Mr. Pinchbaek aud said he believed tat name
No., annlied to ewelry, but whether IL applicable
"a The s0udtY color Of the lcWery ue u0 lVl AJO|
~ nc The ReDubiicans had lost Ohio NewY JrA
iaJitna Pennsy lVLnla and Missouri, and lie Ud not
thtnE n1w tnat the electoral vote or Louisiana was
worth gLng for any longer, ana lhaI Vas ais greatest
Hetro concluding hs argument Mr.. Upton Welded 70
Mr. a., Ts0,r 70 dIsnce an Inc Ia
bic ard Senate would Ike to near IL read 10 ~Oui
si tle Senator from Nebraska 70 resume his argument
MI TIPTOS replied that he would prefer to resume IN
the mOrning ,,
MIR SHERMAN tRep. Ouiu) moved that 10 De referred
70 fhe Committee on FiuaHtt. Agreed To-
Tho CTI [R laid before tle nate letter nom the
qacretary OF War m regard ne retention OF military
nriso1rrs. Referred 20 the ia clarY CJmmlJeC.
Mr. STEVENSON Dem, KY.), from tie Judiciary
Committee reported adversely tbe resolutions OK TIE
C9iiforna Legislature against the OF tue Oil
NV npudipc known tia Sautillan Lsud Grant hlh
and the Committee discharged from Their further
consideration ,s.,
cizeus of sghuylk County, Penn, 10 restore the Ten
ner cent duty C leading foreign products n 1915
also Tor the Of the Currency bill submitted ~
the Hon william d. Kelley IN the House Of Representa-
tive. Referred to the Committee Oh Finance
Mr. EDMUNDS (Rep., Va, from The Jddlc!iry com
mtfte rpDurted ameucmcnfs the Oil 70 eXitui tue
OF the March 3, 1871 20 provide fsr the
eoeciIou OF debts due from Southern railroads Placed
on the ca eDdar 49, -
Mr SPRAGUE CTsep., r. ~, from the Committee on
Public Lands reEOrtoi fyOraby on the jii gran s TO
the willamette VaiIcy and Coast Railroad Company the
right OF way through public lands for narrO"-sauSe
railroad. Placed on the ealendLr.
The sanate then at 4:3O proceeded m the c0nsdrra
tion Of Executive business ana at 44O p m, tue uOots
and fheS Sau4f tn lti neal.