The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-19
Opposition 10 the Restoration Of TIE Ten
Per Cent Duty.
Passage Of the Mississippi River Improve
ment Scheme.
rHE HABEAs CORPUS BILL REPORTED.
Postponenent OF the Pinchback
Resolution in the SenatA
SENATE.
WAsHINs1ox, Feb. Is. Is,

In the Senate, after hafpast o'clock this morn
Ing Mr. lager. Cden) Of Cal took the floor and spoke
against the resolution. At two O'Clock A. NJ he yielded
for motion to adjourn, which was rsected-yeas 4.
nays0
When the motion to adjourn was made but ten or
twelve Senator'S in their seats others being in the
cloak and committee rooms; hut they called
out to vote.
Mr. WEST. Tcp) OF La, raised the que ston of order
that the gentleman from California mr. Hagerl having
yielded twice for a motion adjourn. entitled
to be heard further under the fourth rule lie would
not press the point but notice that IL these
tactics kept Oh the other side the majority
would hold them to the rule.
MI. HAMILTON, Mem.) OF Md.-What kind OF tactics
does the gentleman allude tor
Mr.. HAHLIN, rep) of Mc-Moving to adjourn and try
Ing TO catch the Senate without quorum.
Mr.. HAMILTON said the republicans numbered more
than quorum in This Senate. The democrats had been
listening patiently to this debate and the republicans
had as much right to stay here as the democrats
M RARsoH. tdem) of N. c.. said when he made the
motion adjourn there not The half the fourth
Of q quorum present
PIxcHsAcxs CASE
Mr.. ANTHONY, Gep) Of n. l., said If vote could be
taken he would not be tempted to speak, but not he
would submit some observations
Mr.. DAVIS. DEM Of w. Va, said they not ready
for the vote yet
Mr.. said, inasmuch he assented to the re-
port Of the committee two years deemed proper
10 WY nc recognized heIOR8 governor, anu,
~ q consequence. Pinchback as entitled to
primo /scie He had doubt the cleo
ton In Louisiana in 1877 attended by fraud both
sides but 1t clear to his mind McEnery in the
minority. and the attempt to scat him Governor
>, The committee Kellogg stil held the office Of Gov.
The President the United continued to
recognize him. The House Of Representatives recog-
nzed him. But his opinion upon the decision
of the highest legal tribunal Of Louisiana. The su
coxernor and rour or the niges Of tho, ,,o,r. .rs
natives liz state, s.rpsi,sssssrs sa!y Gay
sm., semS n Missouri SHS DANIEL Venues e.
REORGANIZATION eonciasiSa he sraued that Pinch
sct further nve.tg alton and ne would give his vote
patriotic men thrsw Of their allegiance and made war
sDSn the govcrpm m ne who d,G net sec the same
'a.s sounds .I must n,ti be deaf :, -. o,.,..
Mr.. DAVIS moved to adjourn. Rejected-yeas. o.
nays ,,,.o. .,,,xc 80. ~. 49,, ..,,
he proposed address the senate the merits
ns s o the a 81. :. S e last se 5sG
she n, ces the people rsnera
read from the rcc25a e. CiSnsse's in support
and slesto"s wa. Charged wh The duty q
,n9uirins INTO all the fact. Of the case when
i 1as ST nat &c to that Mr. rTen
lie Of an and he DID Condemn and de-
nounce It
=, four e'cOck A. T. M Ms s...oN yielded to mo-
MI NIasxos then spoke length on the condition of
srs y hG1ssns and a ys O'clock yssea again
me CnA'R thr. weso announced NO quorum had
NJ DAVIS said. As no quorum was present he moved
the Senate adjourn
The oaA,R that motion was out Of order, the
.d'uln not having been decided for
NJ SSsE.SSa sp2 Of a. moved Sa o. The ssnHtc
Of tho rule, requiring each senator present to
s Se nse Sr no dg and
vote should be called.
senator from West Virginia Gar DAVIS was in order
and should have been entertained Probably The Chair
the SM4n replied that be did hear the motion and
before another motion to adjourn could be en-
Hr 1nuRsAs. dem, Of OHIO, said he was surprised a.
what had i been stated BY The Chair he never heard
% ss. n o e9 Sn: ns
c want sed On tho 70 what
WY i tSat spaIisan senators were !hsir
&c Il:
Mr. E.Sos asn q Coma o said si,hodhs% a new men,
;S important g nm else .st
when Il Was discovered Quorum wns %ot
the body stood adjourned the next hour Of meeting.
)ecteoEs cas- ~; nays o. ,,,,,
Mr. hKERIMoN then resumed ana concluded his srRu-
mens ne defended the souihcrn psopie and said
crime there was no greater ta IN the Northern States
all cases OF violence IT would be found that negroes
ed on by DAD WHITE men were the aggressors lie did
mao pGsn omeLei IN ana othSr
s .ss d % @ "rs
Union ana Dound TO " by every consideration OF me
not manalm Tree , govsrmmeht At the North and
M SAT- rep Of SssT s.ia the republican party
was not gong 70 alc ana aevereH speech mainly de.
nounclnR ne apoIo9.sts on ihe hc League ne SAID
the cmocracy hao 10 chauca u gane 1hc next fre-
oehey' ssr,,r-r o,rr,.n no, v,rr r,,.
=. sUbsIIIuIk ofthE fok NV ELECTION;
MI Epxtsps' Fep| OF vs. submitted inc following
amendment; - ,., r., A.. .,,,
SkS ont me Tcs9'uti"n ST ,nf S OF
tee Privileges AMI Elections be- and Is hereby
stucted 10 report orthwth OIL declaring that no con-
stitutonal government eNiss IN bgusana ana provid-
arg Tor an election Oh eoverno Leutcnant Governor
and members OF the GcncrH Assembly Tor the
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