New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
xLIIID OONGRESS--2D SESSION
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

uspp.p,K MAN.cvMgsr oF THE FpKEpMAss
BANK-MAKiSd CITIZENS on MExioASs-Hk-
DEMpTIoS OF TEXAS INDEMNITY BoSDs-DE-
PEAT or JOINT RESOLUTION TO MAKE THE PRES
IDENr ELECTIVE FOR SIX YEARS AND THERE
AFTER INELIGIBLE x.-....-.
... SENATE. .WAsHfNGrON. jan 20 1910.
The CUAIR laid before the senate q cOmnu-
nicaton from the Secretary OF 'he Interior In answer
the Senate resolution OF the l'th mat. nansm.ansn
ya oaa~ - 1870, ., ,ho .,aD,n I.nas In Iouis,apa
Ordered 10 be pr,ntnd and lie on tho table .
Also, message from the President Of the United
States transmitting the report Oh he ~, y,
Ehgloeers appointed IN conpnaucq WIN '.v ~ ~, ~
Tor ,bs recnaiian M lhA sllnya basI of ina MssIs
slpp. Referred TO the Committee on Transportation
h9ates sn1 qraetea @ tnst eopos eaa no Of
the citizens OF New-York touching the condition
restoration Of the duty on tea ana coffee Referred
the Committee on Finance.
He also presented joint resolution OF the New-York
Leg stature fayorng the Improvement Of the Harlem
RSr ma snuyt.n Duy vel Creek from the North to the
E,st RIVER Keferred 10 the Committee on commerce
Mr. EpMIJNDS usrp, VLl Introduced q bill 10 provide
Tor ana reonst. the couniiuv OF yuies for President
ani Wee psesJent Referred TO tho Committees on
PRIVILEGES and Elections
Senator Il Imunds Dill provides that
From three PRIOR ID. Monday January
osing ecton Tor President elt e senate shl
such .s, 81 ssms e. 5 "PS. ssp: =. s
I'd the eoueYrepss Of said sjoy shah be nece.a n sny
al
10 perform tn, oct es imposed opon bun bT the provisions
Th. senate and required together IN tue
Hail Of the House at ocioct the said last Monday
OF JsnIsry, snd daily (SundAy eIceptedl until the
duties her' aef speei are o President o. tS senate
20 preside ind open all zoe and papers pao' ns %
uhcites OF voc Vo'e, eas' io' i Wv !, 49, stSs
P % o @ all rsed 10 eIame the same and resof, 10
, no a. pa,l be STATE of the vote, spd what perous
% have hsep Iuoapt 10 law elected Presdea. or YcePdeuL
IN wien h report made il raised bg
ce,iat the Committee 1usei shall consider be
he a Sm'ui shall stan and he report
aha
not concur then he gPor o M nr% t,, W ~
faprap Of their ces uGjecs to auy contest in the
Sa. eourss sfmw
Tnr hin was referred to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections.
n,scusstnS OF to,-tSIANA ,FrAIns
pisCuSsIoN VIZ '" "'f"iI'''
The Senate then resumed consi eratlOn OF the resou
'oi M - - - ,a, ,o,i,,, l., oo.os.r,, h ~ =,
mitee to inquire what legislation Is necessary oy Con
os m sacure IN the peuple of Louisiana the Iixbt OF
eress .,ooernment 70 ser",1 ~ '"0 p''''' - 1'
Mr. PEAsE CRep.. MissJ continued bis argument com.
upon the condition of affairs South, and said IN
onirages were daily committed there. Ia Georgia q
He sald the American S.nate and the American people
should awakened to the fact tnat the county was
on the eve OF another fatal results
tan the late Rebellion. lie next referred 70 the lroUn
10 Colfax aud Cousaatia, Ii, and arEded that Coy.
isn 10 inew - e,1raaiter 80 ,n. ,en ho baH a
troops, 80 Iv vn',ac,et , ol tig nen @ no uaa 70
Rnrpose vi a rean from siafis,ics NJ criUn
and a9nea ihst erio va" nun ~ M viot1f @ "a .nc 9Seth
tnan ih n ,d mi mil with the mast wear tbrr, had
slplV nc sa.u ts .S % aI 80 thrs ,hn % w
been betteT o,hcr am e'' SII i"po man 1i ~
ANY % -, tha hoSt rcrons,rurt.t ~ onr - tho
onrrecto9ary ste. 1t hs Ihe b., bs' + jadisa system
OF aul ,ou ,,od ,sth,, a 90 Ia read nn'neras
mnraef7 Ton nuhI.n,d in thr sontn n
extracts ito pape, ,b 1o, TI, T,,nsrs W,r
hg vi ,,,o,t tnot cri,ne vas , nInt nnou ta
gorna. ,do t,, Crand JTes vouII moi Indrt
Southern sectlon tnd, @ u,"o SHtoo nJt ~ IJt' '
ies sns pt! pptin%ns M argument he said In Alabama
there WeIc ., u1'u'lS 1 @ % "a S t,,Ira ~, ~
IIu uo' hnnn anU" co"virted aud nnuisbcd for the
hau oeS a,rn hnt there we're bnpdreds ot instances
inurder Vi sAaV, ot ro naaraS ba', ,o W r,,a, 80
slhce t 49, I'm f,r t,lIin1 whit mon II neyt
% , G 49, pr,s. n,nsr a oar,gr,nh advsiIp ire
read rom -, orgea papei auo
olatluu vh 81 . ~ nooe 1,t,bt Zee for 5reat con-
alu anu omp, ma so,,aad 90 oevtantc All ,id Ihe st,nn
met Whlch se,Ieu t % he = mt" a. ,nis h,r M 10
% spTt S ,bai there was large element IN ina
Oh ,rbio d,d moi snhsrrhe 70 tbe,e DOCTRINES Tne
ooau WI nSn , @ a., not suhscrihe to them nm, fnnt
on, & wSS n The sans Ola s, cession D1mocras
VINO OI0usu' & u" iadimn iao ] a2iicria wri.sss ;;
wn Sefo ,o'n 'n' who We're friig the sontbern
t,s- ~ o'npIer aasos.iaafe and oyerturn
near n ,nnp ~ the ITniteJ States II nccessurv
rh 11 ov, Ere m tLc sontb to-day AT east half million Of
~ The ",ost improved syo ia tue hands OF these
a,, =, ~ n,riug the lata c1nyas. I'm Ceor0i1 the
dis1Sushed senator from that state (AIr q Jrdonj
made a snsecn i'm Macon County, aad he ClIe. Peasej
Ia bean ioforned by an honorable gentleman
tat tho s,palor during that speech said suppose
nsio Is It Ihc od neopls OF Macon County to drive h. m
ont and not permit hun 10 yc here" H. Dfr. Pease)
was informed of tHis by jack lrogn, man Of cnarIc
ter who belonged To the first families Ia orgia and
he was re esponSible as a gentleman and a man.
Contlnulug his argument Mr Pedse said 80 school
houses had been burned In Mississippi and the numU,r
OF crimes IN other States was great La almost every
case where the treasury or Southern state
had been plundered II had been no by
Democrats, a Democrat was In the scheme some
way. Tue prospect Of Democratic victory 10
1876 had done more TO paralyzs tho Industries
OF the South than anything whicn ever happened.
Many people of that section knew and felt Dem
ocratc victory wOnIi ruin them lilo would say
to his Southern Demociatic trends not 70 count
roo strongly upon assistance OF Northern
Democrats. They would hdd the Dom0cIas
OF the North would be turhlns away from tnen as they
did In 1861. Ihey "Ouu suPpo's t1 hai "n p't Gown