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

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e !s.o, BENG before the Senate Mr. ANTHONY
G. D.. =. H. .ubmItei he following ,Ioat tItc:
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"a. ANIHO-,I SID tnolc N9s 40 disposition On "a"
pc Of those Oh is side " i1a clHlpei - 'l cas- ht
resolution; al RESPECT 10 the .ug 'nlY ~ the
cay anything new 10 regard 10 louisiana. II did BOZ
see way 5AUGId rc SuY tt.Lotr ia Icd'hi.E Fote
soon ana have fac final 81 ilCrnmeui today 10 a.I
MT thiaK would 10 +'coiou7 lor III. oe"a " -. pa
without giving oppression ~ l.s opinion u ~ saId
MI. Thurman CDsnI., Ohio said he wanted time to
tnls resolution nd "a there WAS some LAecI-
tive business occupy the attention oi the senate 10
moved mat me senate proceed - tie VI
Execu i've business. i.lec te.-Irds, o. NtJs, 5j.
SORT Of twin 10 tL.t tor tue admission OF NJ. = Iei-
back wnicl was recently postponed Until December
next he moved thar tie eaoiG,oa be postponed u4,il
the fire, Monday q. rex. December.
Nj. EDMUND5 t2ep., Va ,iit rae resolution was not
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The motion OF Mr.. Whyte 10 postpone was rejected
Yeas "a; NAYS, 80.
SPEECH OF SENATOR BAYARD.
TIE question being agreeing to the substitute Mr..
BAYA9D Dem. Deli said he could not regard win
spect OF apprOya! resolution whlch he must consider
was destructive of the sprs OF constitutional form
OF government. II had pleased tue majority upon this,
az we'll az upon other questions. to make them M in the
secret councils Of parry. then suddenly proDdlSite
;ne and call upon t1eir associates IN TINS chamber TO
act pom them without deHberaon lie asked that tue
resolution pc printed that the Senator's on ms side
might The advantage which had oeen denied them
by the majority.
printer -, 60, ,.-,,
up this resolution. had declared that what was rls4i
week was not night to-day wat Yls Inc oeiect OF
this change Of opniOni lxas 70 nd5rse the action OF
tscitSs he government in Llusiaua OF which william
P Kellogg is the Executive Il was thought necessary
be enforced the law. Suppose he did, he was simply
doing his duty which he was sworn to do MT Bayara
said That all done In mat st1te rl aaa oeen
Sas been r,'" bold monstroas. naked fraud
from the beginning TO the end. No man who had
studied the Constitution OF THIS country could appyts
Louisiana. There was no law on the part OF Kellogg
aud the action OF the President mere nsd Oeen de
not admit safety 70 themselves II they did, II
o %t o he approved he would become the great
and Constitution maker for all the
and 10 could not last III oo'eiE
ment The resolution now before the senate was
merely an expression OF the opinion OF me
majority, and those who had watched the
Thai majority would approve the course OF the Presi
dent I'm he then read from the report OF Col
Marrow upon affairs In Louisiana. indorsed by Gen.
SHERMAN which warded TO the President on me
1,n ~ January and said the 18th OF January the
pres,denI sept bis message the Senate with all tine
tacts Of hts most trusted officer Col Morrow with
held Mr. Bayard then commented upon the action OF
nra nnrrji aud said II tbake had been loss Of one
1s in the execution OF his order and law prevailed IN
this land Judge Dureu and those VINO nacKed MIN
nnuId hsys been answer Tor spilIlne innocont
$3.50 He fNr Bayard) think this caucus reso-
,,tn cond stay that honest indignation which must be
vsited upon ali persons who participated In TINS Loo
he yielded for motion TO adjourn. which was
reiccted-Yeas, 70; Nays. III. 49,. ..,..,. 49,. ..,n
Mr. BAYARD then resumed his argument end saiu
M. respect for the people OF LOUISIANA had oeen IN
nv their ability COMMAND Their own passions
Th.y wera worthy 20 DO called fruetnen In regard W
IN. charges OF outrage and murder Ia L0uisnnS ArxA1
90 and Alabama he read from statistics TO snow tnat
,ha morality rate In those States, As compared WIN
,ha, ~ less than IN the latter otde
AZ sa5 he again yielded for motion 70 sdJourh' WHICH
WAS rejecied-Yeas, p; Nays, D. eo,,,.
Mr. RANDOLPH Dem. N j. moVeu 'nat 'no oo""''
take a recess for half an hour. ,,.,..
M ANTHONY Qssp. L. aad "a he believed snort re
ecas veuid enable 10 come 10 some coucus"
ahout VOTE would agree 10 Inc Wotiou VI
the Senator from SewJersey. 49,.
Mr. sAUIsBURY (Dem., DELI said N II was the inten-
tton on the part OF majority sir this thing out he
wa, opuosed TO any any adjournment he was
nt,on brought IN this nOrniDg by Tho nslorly' 1 'S
n Ia II wager OF