The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (, ,;
PARIS. Gateht13. .-Bufeea anu ounced
In the Assembly thai, ,the p0lisx OF ,the
new Ministry would be distinctly Gon.
servative and devoid OF character ristics
either OF provocation CIR weakness.
This statement was made to re.assuYe
the lndusirious aud orderly popula.
ton. The address concludes by chal.
longing vote Of want OF confidence.
The declaration was received with icy
coldness by the Assembly-no de.
monstration OF either satisfaction or
dissent.
TIPPRRARY, IRELAND, March l3.-
Mitchell. 3.114; Moore, Conservative,
TAG.
There was considerable disorder on
acconnt OF some citizens refusing to
illuminate in honor OF Mitchell's re.
election. Several houses were sacked.
RoME. March 13.-Couut Marefos.
key. OF the Noble Guards, serving the
Pope. will start from Rome Immediately
for New York. bearing the tiretts, OF
odiciAl notification, to Archbishop Mo.
Closkey OF bis elevation to q cardinal
ship, and in few days subsequently,,
Alb Legate, Mgr. Roucetti, will follow.
with tie cardinals hat.
HAVANA, March 13L-Valmaseda as.
sembled g. number OF the wealthiest
citizens. and requested the advance of
4iOO.0O0 sterling to pay the expense OF
bringing reinforcementa from Spain.
Tho! sum required was subscribed.
Valmaseda has notified ths officers OF
volunteers that they boon will be needed
TOR temporary active service-batta.
lone, deciding by lot which shall 20.
600 insurgents entered tho Sagus Dis.
triot and burned twelve plantations.
Teie9raphlc+-AmsElc Maslsr..
WAsHNaroN, March l2.-In the
Senate. to day, the Vice President pre-
sented, in compliance with. . 1esolu,
ton adopted some Tina since, the
report OF Surgeon F. w. Riley, of the
marine hospital service. in regard to
the, yellow fever epidemic of 1873,
which was ordered to be printed and
laid on the table. The consideration
OF tho resolution for,tha, admission of
Pinchbsck was then resu med. Mo.
Creery, Of Kentucky, referted to the
argument Of Morton, bus sAid he de-.
sise1isss 20 be distinctly Understood
that be. would make no reference to the
blood and thunder. part of-the argu,
ment of that Senator, which he held
in resolve. and which would be poured
upon the Senate at the conclusion of
this discussion like molten lava. He
MeCreefy) in his place. With all the
responsibility Of q Senator resting
upon him, and without fear OF success
fol contradiction, did not hesitate to
declare that the Senator from Indians
Morton twas. the ablest man on the
subject OF outragee now living. and he
made this remark for the benefit Of
the new Senators. 1t had been charged
here that the Democratic Senators, BY
their silence, would encourage out.
RACES in the South: Such was not the
case. and he would embrace this op-
|Sortnnity to declare himself the enemy
of afi' criminRle and all crime. He
then read from the, message Of the
President In regard to his sympathy
with the people,iof Louiaiauxtinf their
prostrat6 condition, and stnted that he
would do all in his power to relieve
themsI and said, the people OF I.ouisians
might be dncliued, to thank the Pfesi-
No0s AVS MO tQoY
could mot help asking the question
why his sympathtzing heart had, never
been able to'suggest anything in their
behalG He charged that tie Presi-
dent was cognizanti Of the, action of
Judge DurelIn and commented at some
length.upon tho origin of the Kellogg
Government, and asked il is could Sc
true that the first bo:n of this devilish
machination was to be admitted to the
Senate because he presented . certifi.
cate pigned by the man who was the
chief instigator' in the whole matter?
Saulsbpry. of.Delaware, also opposed
the resolution, and commented at
length upon the condition OF affairs in
Louisiana. Ohrlstiancy, of Michigan,
hid this was not o mere partisan ques-
ton, bnt was one of law and fact. The
Senator from Indiana (Morton) argued
that the applicant should be sworn in
on his pa.insa facie case. He (Chris.
tiancy did :. not question the power
OF the Senate TO treat this Ger
tifcate as q prima facie case.
Yet he thought It better to enter upon
the inquiry as to the legality OF the
Legislature and Governor sending the
applicant here, instead OF waiting till
after his admission. and then 90. over
the ground again. He referred to the
testimony. taken by the, Senate com.
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