New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
US. SENATE-SPECIAL SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
ARGUMENTs ON RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
PRESIDENTS ACTION N LOUISIANA Di BATE
FREQUENTLY INTERRUPTED by MOTIONS 10
neutrality-suspicious. BY MEssRs. BAYARD'
MAXEY. HERMAN, AND EATON
WAsEINGTON, March 20.-lmmediately after
the reading os TIC Journal " yesterday proceedings
slr. ANTHONY Csop r. H. moved that the Senate pro-
coed 20 the consideration OF the resolution submitted BY
Mr.. Frelnghuy5en the 17th inst approving OF tue
action here by the President OF the United
in protecting Louisiana from domestic violence
aud expressing . opinion that he should continue 10
in that State the existing State Government
hr. BAIAlD dem, DELI raised the question 90 Or
der mat the resolution II not legislative IN us character,
equivalent legislation. Ii was intended 10 nav
legislative effect, anu therefore was not proper business
Tor thls special session. lAe session was CalIou ~
President Of the United states for the purpose OF CON
sderng such matters OF executive ehardc er rs no
might see III to Lay before the senate ne thr,
understood that tue President, Ia reply 10
sent 10 him yesterday announcing the erection o.
dent pro hn'20re OF the SthHte ahu tue Try ~ %
the NeePresdent for the session, said Ne lad 10 IuI
6eF mes to a a e sa 70 act uGn the
nominations upon the calendar and then ADJOURN hc
referred TO the recent DEBATE upon the reaOuon oI
admission OF Mr. PineDback, ana said tat Nheu tnc
Senate on the po1t Of decisive vote pleased w
majority 10 postpone the matter III next Decehoer'
The power 70 vote upon tnat resolution haI oSel
| from tie senate by the majority though days nai
been spent In DEBATE, he cid not know under Wlal
theory wat RUE OF order me resolution now pro-
posed could be considered. The Scudt few days dHoi
Icy aud nay vote refused to entertain resolution
ior the purpose OF RAISING com ttse 10 hq nv
condition OF affairs IN ne Indian Territory, during
the That resolution was rejected on the gronnu
that u looked TO legislation II was salI GurAS me Or
bate. and by formal vote, that the Senate could NOT
consider a subject in which the aciOn or lhe otber
Louise OF Congress or the EAccutIVe might oeSVi'o
necessary. 49, , ...,o, y,
order mat the senator from Den" arc iuE ,'Isc -
point OF order against tue resolution ana no dceIhoh
having been made thereon, was out o. orler or tde
Senator " discuss TIE merits OF tie Ie"O4Io d. '
time.
Tue PRESIDENT pro ten. (ilr. Ferry Mcl) said he
d.d not Ike 90 Interrupt inc senator ud'iAI rtt
him state point OF order, though ne thought the
Senator was making his statement somewhat long.
MI BAYAID sald he proposed 10 meet Inc motion 20
take W t.,s r. luton ~ ihe thres!Oiu 49,, =. , q,
the Senator from Delaware was against roeeiVlng 'ue
resolution, lie (Ir Ferry would OyIruc mat now as
the resolution nld already been received
MIR BAIAl.D said he for ono os1ee'ed when II was
presented on the lTtn last.
NJ MORRILL, OteD., Mel said he dndersiood the sen
under rule requiring all resolutions % La over one
DAY; bat lac did noG uldetsSIni the objection vas
Nj BAYAkD sad he meant to object to s reception,
and sud- let 10 lie over. IAe PtI4SIDkNI pro ZEN. sii
ne uiier'tood ie o'J 'cti0u 40 y' ~ 'et 3 -
prOlOItci acuon upJl any resolution upon the zane
luid over wleu the objection was male. III. BATAkD
said he nOS point OF order inst the action
AID it therefore III violation u te otces u lL1 tp
Cal sessl 20 o; the Senate. ,,
submit tAe question VIE senate would proceed
10 the consideration OF .uc resolution.
Nj EATON Dem, COMM r4lI ne Understood INC
point Oh Wa AZ inst receiving rue resolution
M THG RdAN lDru.. OnlJi -A'l, ~ IA pJiIt If hct
tLe senate IAN ciIou over tAe resolution now
objection 10 is consideration could Oe raised a. any
time.
Mr. ANTHONY (ReQr T. L. said Il was BIZ intention 10
Oro Dos resolution OK II u, 4rieh"a
on he orncr SIZE opposed % t.6ng mp the ono
submitted b. the .uttOr from New j :r-eY, 1e void
W.tL1IAo IN motion 10 take Ip tILt rsJiuIyA dLi
move 10 take mp the Oh" of similar ctrIcter siimt-d
ns the Senator from Indiana 4Ir. M0s'O carry 100 FAt
se-sOn anG Would ,Lsr La resolution 40 Sd"-'l~''
Tor
Nj THURMAN said hat was open to the same o.
lection.
After further discussion the question WIS suO'
nj ted whether t.r senate WOlt tkc Up a." rtsrIt-JI
submit. Uy ne eena rom NcsJ 'r-' fA Ftctag
Ian -tuj. Aid .cu 10y -; =.
lows ti.. pa l.icaa5 al l. IE, loot 30 4..Ne, LJ
eva! l. puU4IcaLs AMI ll4raeu1cl.5 small ~ a..j;