The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

Poasd KySSh hSs0o HHiFes Oh Ci.sns
we're pa M1a. Fhe House bill foe the
relief Off VAL Lsysstt aud. her Nhi-
drenxMfS I !slten 81 jl1 IIaeHl lied to GAe
sisSssS sss We on iHsS sSs
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thG sa-.tha,.aaAn Anittss
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ferred to. Rhdfnx ldiidfI2on, the
time allowed thk bdtAni GKeb1 b1expired.
The Senate thntfupk K tr dohdurrent re-
solution suhuAssti by h4ostoh to repeal
22d joint rt1d " itnfNWo Houses Of
Congress. in rbAtfpus 70 ,cpu nting the
electoral vote for President aud Vice
President. Morton sfainhN existence
fof this rule snt'jectefiJ th1seonutry to
fgreat danger. After rq9nsaieelon with
la number of SsnstQra.lheIha had deter
mined to offer the following as u SUBJ
stitute for the ilmbti6Ssto repeal. 3d0
obiection TO tha fecsptfGA aad oossist-
ing bfiahE ELECTORAL voteAEf 5Eteaf ffom
any State shall be- madsjsdhl 90 Esuoh
objeotion is sustained bSssAeSsf{frma-
tive votes otltbH two Ho ooks&f' After
discussion n iheiiubjaot WaA referred to
1.-THE Dom mittaA oh Privileges aud Elec-
lions. .iN.l:tH .i!I-!.t
| The Demuctsssl na tbj Iaummoned u
witness in rsbHttkln6 the. Testimony
taken by the Alabama .Inxestigating
Com mittee; itbe report Will be della y ed
several days. 5Iu executive session, the
Senate re5ected the reciprocity treaty
with Capsda. The joint pmmittees
to investigate. Arkansas. Alabama and
Louisiana, appointed y sub.oommittee
70 draft q bits The lCommittee on
Douglass. M4lshai fsI s.eV OF the Western i M,
District of North IGlFoiina, to explain.
District Of ItliapisT II a9, 900 short; he
may avoid legal pEpceedipgs by settling
b fore the 18th ipptspt9
There was great lezaiee eement in the
House. to'd?y{ sFisipe ffom a speech
OF brown. or ks4tqqfy3 iQP the Civil
Rights Bill, in, which he spoke Of But.
Ter, Of Ma1ssohusetts. in the folio wins
termsyM should be saidiif tho ao-
Pcus sAtt0IAfthe Southern people should
cDnde lI0msone who is ontlawed in his
own home lffom, respectable Aociety;
Whose natas n ayho ony ID Gns with false-
hood; whoJfS the cham pi0n; and has
been on all 0ctAsiohs. OF fraud; who ia
the apologist,of thieves; who is suoh a
prodigy Of Viee,and ndea nness, that to
describe hith.. Imagination would
sicken aud ipseptive would exhaust it.
self. In Scotland. years ago. there was
man whose trads Was murder, aud he
earned his livelihood by selling the
bodies Of his victims for gold. BE
linked his name to his crime, aud to.
day throughout the world it is known
as Burking" The Speaker-Doss the
Chair understand the gentleman to be
referring ir this language to member
of the House? Mr.. Browu-No, sir; I
am describing an individual who il in
ny minds eye. Tho Speaker-rhe
CHAIR understood the gentleman to
refer to member Of the House. Mr..
Brownie. sir; call no names. This
mans name wac linked to his crime.
and to-day throughout tho world it is
known ss Barking. II was to desire
to express all that was pusilIanimous in
war, Inhuman in peace, forbidden in
morals and infamous in politics,
should call it Butlerizing. For this
violation OF parliamentary order. q
resolution Of oensurs was passed upon
Brown. after a very exciting debate
and was administered by the Speaker.
The Civil Rights Bill then went over
till to morrow. The House is to meet
vt 10 O'Clock.
Probabilities-For Friday. in the
Sonth Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States, rising barometer. North. west to
North east winds. cold and clear wen-
ther. except clouds on the immediate
coasts. For the Western Gulf States,
North east winds. stationary and fall.
ing barome eter, slightly higher tempe
rature and clear followed by cloudy
weather.
Tele8ra raphiC-Comme rclal Reports.
COLUMBIA. February 4-Sales of
cotton 20 bales-middling 13T@l4J6
New YORK, February 4-Noon.-
Stocks active. Money 2. Gold 14Ia.
Exchange-long 4 81; short 4. 80. Gu.
vernments strong. State bonds quiet.
Cotton 6rm; sales 1,740-uplands