The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-27
asl 9 necessity 70 put down ,lawlesauess
in the South, and in which E. r. Hoar,

as 9 necessity TO put down ,lawlessuess
in the South. and in which e. r. Hoar,
OF Massachusetts, and E. 81. Roberts,
OF New York. took strong ground
against third team-the latter deolar-
Ing that in the direction OF dictator
ship and strong government lay the
murder of the republic. The amend.
ment was defeated. for want of the
necessary two-thirds mejority-yeus
l34; nays 104.
In the Senate. Edmunds, of Yer
mont, introduced bill to provide for
aud regulate the counting of votes for
President and Vioe-President; referred
to Privileges and Elections. The FOL.
lowing bills were passed: Senate bill
to facilitate the disposition of cases in
the Supreme Court of the United
States nnd for other purposes; House
bill to amend 23d paragraph of Sec.
tion 3 of the Act to regulate the fees
and costs to be allowed Clerks, Mar.
ehals and Attorneys Of Circuit and
District Courts of the United Stntes,
ana for other purposes. approved Feb.
ruary &c, 1858; House bill to extend
the provisions Of an Act approvsd
March B. 1871. to provide for the COL
lection Of debts due from Southern
railroads, and for other purposes;
House bill to provide for deductine
"ny debt due the United States from
my judgment recovered against the
United States by such debtor; House
bill relating to punishment of crime of
manslaugLter; Senate bill to change
the boundaries of the Eastern aud
Western Judicial Districts uf the Suite
OF Ie4as and fix the times aud places
OF holding courts in the same, was
passed. but Hamilton, of Texas. en-
tered motion to reconsider. Lou,.
siana debate was then resumed aud
Pease, of Mississippi, concluded his
argument commenced yesterday. He
said outragea were daily committed in
the South American States AID the
Americun people should become awak.
ened to the fact that the country was
on the eve OF another revolution more
fatal IN it's results than the late rebel
lion. He argued that crime was more
frequent III the South than the North
and read from statistics to show that
such was the case. He denied that
Whire mon were eYet puniahed III the
South for tho murder of negroes. The
same spirit which pervaded the press
OF the South in 1861 existed to. day.
he knew there was a large clement III
the South which did not subscribe to
these wild doctrines. The old Wing
party did not subscribe to them; but
that party was powerless; the
same old Democrats who brought
on the difficulty before we're the
men who were the leading editorial
writes TO- o-day-the asan who were
firing the Southern heart to murder
and assassinate and overturn the Go.
vernment of tho United States, if ne.
cessary. In every case where the trea.
sury of the Southern States had been
pln nndered, it had been done by De.
mocrats. Members of that party werc
IN the schene SONG way. He argued
that Mississippi was the best recon.
structed of the insurrectionury States,
and every dollar of the State debt
could be paid in two years. In couclu-
sion. he called upon Senator Thurman.
OF Ohio. as the leader of the Demo.
cratic party, to say to the Democrats in
the South that outrages there must be
stopped. Thurman read from the
speech delivered by him in the Senate.
January IS, 1871, where he condemned
anything like violence. and asked the
people of the South to obey the laws.
He argued that the picture of the con-
ditIop OF Southern society could not
be drawn by newspaper clippings. II
they were to be taken. picture of
the condition Of Northern society
could be drawn which would nuke any
man living North Of the Potomac
shudder. Thurman will conclude his
speech Tomorrow.
Teiegraphic-Comm- fsepor,s.
New YORK. January 26-Noon.-
Cotton quiet; sales 504-uplands l51d;
Orleans 1875. Futures opened quiet
and steady: February is, is i.16;
March Is 1882, 1898; April Is 2I 80.
10 l1-1G; May Is 31-32. Ii. Pork
trm-mess 10 IS. Lnrd heavy-steam
l334@l37s. Money 2Ia. Gold 123l.
Exchange-long 81; short 4 80.
p. M.-Cotton quiet; snles 1,652,
at l549155s. Southern -four quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
very firm-1.20@1 80. Corn 1c. 10 wer
and rather more doing, ut the decline.
Coffee excited. unsettled and 1c. higher
Rio 1S4@2024 gold. Sugar dull
and nominally unchanged. Pork firmer
new 1850. Latd lower-prime
steam 1324@l3 1916. Whiskey steady