New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
XTJIIp OONGRESS--2D SESSION


TIE LOUISIANA DISCUSSION CONTINUED IN TIE SIN
.rr-A RESOLUTION OFFERED IN TIE HOUSE
.,,,NKrxo THE PRESIDENT FOR HIS PROMPT IN
TEREFRENCE-A PETITION FROM II. d. IRWIN
REGARDING HIS PLACE OF CONFINEMENT LAID
on TIM; r,BLE-TuE SHERMAN CURRENCY BILL
PASSED WITHOUT DEBATE
SENATE. WASHINGTON. JAM e. 1910
Mr.. JOHNSTON Dem., Va) introduced Dill
for the r. lief of Maria b. Brown Referred 70 inc 'o
rnittee Claims. .,,.,ooo -,
Mr. INGALLS, tR,p. Kansas. from the Committee on
y,a,o, Ae,irs IN which was referred communication
from the Secretary Interior IN relation TO the sac
o. certain Inci,n lands In the state OF kansas
back the same with Recommendation tuat 'he O' -,
tee be- discharged from s further consideration VII
having been passed relating 20 the suecl at ho "s'
.cssion The Committee was discharged
Mr. SARGENT tRep CALI called up the Senate Dill
10 remove the limitation restricting the clrcn tloh o,
hiukiuR associations ISSUING h'Vs pay aV w 80 ,o,ov
aas renorted from the finance COMMITTEE Oh 1Nrsu"1
Mr WRIGHT R,p, Iowa) from the JgdSaTy Com
mi zee called up the House bill to abolish the western
District Of ArkansaS, aud 0h'Fe4 SaosU ~ w oii
but on the suggest non Of MI lhUh"AN tDop' V,s'
consideration the bill postponed unii tomorrow
Mr.. MITCHELL Qtcp Ofesoul moved tL,St te o s
Ind 6udea warehouse - Por land oregon ala appIo'
puAius $4,000 for that putuoSe' -, 49,. =,
Nr. SIBERIAN OK p Olol sald ne "ouu oui 1'I',res
ms lL He Vac opposed t. any further expenditure
fer public building IN ITO present. conu.ioh VI va
dnauces UnIi the House OF Kepresent1,Nes ~, tbe
Wua n INT, udvd ia regard 70 the revenue 81 he
GsSerrm"pt. 10 new public expenditures should D9
sttborz a. II would be bad policy To 40 tHis uhtii
means 1e provided to meet the expenditures arSauS
an nor z.d IL suay he sad that 1t Is tue udty % oii
STe.s 10 lew new Lx"s Perhaps II is the dnty OF Con-
sres IN co So hut he senate WIS not 20 Judge tha
Tlat was tEc cons l,ntOual privilege OF Tue hJuV VI
n,ut do ~ oui uu;u tne expend lures should 20
Is witpn tLc amount Of r>veuuc. He oUlc'ed 10 tue
Tue question being IN taking MP The 0ill' 1t was de-
COCO ~ G,,-t,I ~ II n vi opposed the passage of
NE bi .ud sid hc d.d not thiLk there Vas any i'm
mediate necessity for tue building .-., 49,,
Pen.iug ci russlon, inc morhluS hour eNpHeui ana
Mr. SCOTT R,p., Pcnn) presented memorial OF the
Wnrsin.uen OF Huntington County ,Prnn pray lnS lhat
IN TnniIrt,io OF zoe Texas Pdc.h1 Railroad Company
Tmnts ,e Srtnied Referred TO tie Committee Rul.
rotd- also pres ntoG memorial OF the CT ze"e OF
t, ey lie aIioEci 100 acres Of puoIic land with
on; rs,rctinu limitation. Referred to the Commit
~. G0ED0N Dem, Ga) to personal ex-
ri uaiIa, at s1I tnat dun t1t debate OF yesterd ~,
s.ta or from Vermont on L imuncs). he Nir Gordou)
suowed himself 10 be rclAl ca in,o uslug tn1 "ou IL
GIy luuIs). j, that word he hhd done an Injustice
~ Inc 3 NAT + irou Vermont Tle responsibility Of that
Senator a satcsitu, jurist. ana as meinb on
sucic.r WAS in MS CIR G'rdon') opinion Of the highest
oruDi aud most honorable cnar"cter: Having done an
iu ace 10 liu he wished now, IN the presence OF I've
ttuAie To express 10 hm bis sucere regrets FJrOid;
Den, Senator'S we're TO erase hnvtnng Oi personal
nature. ne made The oniy reparItOn left TO him
Mr.. EDMUNDS tRep., va sad he desired to express
bis O. 10 The senator from Georgia LOT the very
hand so,uc manner III which he mad spoken Hc did not
intend yo,tcd y 10 iar'ss any harsh ln2uage toward
n. Stu.or, and tie ntnaOr 90 uhdefsl0odN lie was
Y,Iy sJTr! 10y 80,
TIE LOUISIANA RESOLUTION.
the Senate then resumed the consideration OF the res
ol1on IN regard 10 Louisiana Affairs submitted on Tues
ddy lat by Nr Thurman.
Mr. HAMILTON tDem., Nd said the people OF the
country might well take ALA n frcm the unprecedented
cr1oeter of the So cure Of the State House In New
Orsun asked OF the President by the
i'm now before the senate was desired by all.
a nat
uassIu- it, Tie Senator from Wisconsin (lr HOWs)
nd .,ket "What are You gong 90 IN the Pres
Oct dl NAT answer Tie resolution :" lie CIr Hamil.
t0 lid not suppose President wOulI decnne 10
sW r. but IL he should. Congress mad TIC remedy. The
aru,y dd not belong the President but it belonged
10 The people. II the President used the army for i'm
prop par poses Congress could dlsblnd mat army ~
eoU. refuse to vote supplies for IT, aud every armed
,o,uicr IA the land coud DO dspersed by Congress
avery vessel oil war DOW lie ore Newt Orleans could DC
ken away by Congress IL Ieqmted 10 articles OF lm-
pcaehiueat 10 10 mat; 10 t"O-ihIrds votei but
Noodle cola do So. TnAt was The rem
fy,rsied IN ~ was not The duty Of soldiers TO DC
.lc-IuC legislators aad organ Zing Iegst urea Tue
s.e,cdeut lor the acion ID LOUISIANA ON Monday Last
A u>drpug Governor OF aeLIe-for Kellogg was not
G,,yrr,or OF I.,ui.laua-c0umagdtd tue army OF tLe
ted at IN that state, aud oy his order mat army
r,p,l,cd members OF the legislature NO one cUuld
tri When ard VIII Ie TINS thug would he repeated
TIE Governor ct sidie Iau no Mhg 10 90
wl,h tte orgauiz ltlon OF L.glstture' that
M senator fr.n In Llama Cir. MJrton) was flying the
ia,oiv It., a,lin. II, tir. HtmIlton) woud remind
him t1at there were 10 elections nov except In Con
ncctcut ana New IL ImpshIre. Inc Indiana ieiuDllcAu
1oumlttte ntd, IN ast campaign, asked Republican
oC,g' ncrs TO In .ae Southern Ouragcs prominent TIL
NJ lcr etciOu. These stories OF oulagrs IN the South
", re hcrdldeu be ore the country Tor eeconeerng pur
sr' LOGAN dsop., til asked the Senator Il he
eaIa ,l Tue statement thst stores OF Southern out
r.ls were heraCel before me country Tor eecuoneer-
Nj HAMILTON replied that perhaps some murders
had II en committed. NJ one regretted them more than
lils,if bur .Aese stories of Southern OuiIages were
beI.,ldel before the .uutry for campaign purpOes
Mr.. LOGAN sIli lie would Ike {" nave reaq me teSu
nouy showing that leo negroes were murdered in
place lie W., pgtpore0 with sworn statements 10 show
-, .yCrv statement OF these OutrIgcs true and
n would not that they were hrraldcd to ths
eCultry for campaign purposes. ILe men VINO mace
su,n ii ltceuts uad theIr hears scared wi. iron aud
Id d. sem,atnv. [AuIlaIse IN the galleries
Tnc CIIAIR-Mr. Ferry Or. p, Mch) -dIccted the
Scream alarms That tue rule was enforced ID
Mr. HAMILTON, resuming his argument, said that
III. whole outrage business was wrong. Tue idea that
the good people OF Louisiana as cult waited az inte-
gent, ant patriotic as The Senator himself (Mr Nor
tvpl soud he pat under negro control because some
IuiI II hi LED man, was an outrage:
approved I've acuon Of Mr.. Penn in ovorturnIng the
Eidte Government Of Louis ana III 1874
Nj HAMILTON sail he would answer the question in
his own way, and PROFOUND 10 his friend another and
that wa. ali Olr Logau) believe McEnery had been
p erted Governor of Louisiana.
Mr. LOGAN SAID he had reported that, In his opinion,
ere had Deen suGh IIauIs nt neither heosg nor Nc
Emory was elected he theh reptaeu us question to
Mi. Hamilton whether lac approved tue action OF Penn
m oyerturnlng the state Government
MI HAMIL1ON-Wby, there WIS nc State Govern
ment to over nrow, and the Hon. Senator has
ported Laughter on tue floor aud applause in the
MI Sargent C}ep. CALI gave notice that in case OF
further applause he would move that the galleries be
MI logan sain that. far as he was concerned, he
did not mind tie applause III the galleries IL was the
same be had heard years ago III the infancy Of the
Rebellion.
the causes TIE ate Wal he would say nothing but DE
would say TO the Hon. S, natOr from Illinois ( Logan
that American freedom was born IN revolution and
rebellion; and tn s,mpathies OF the American people
always " t. those WHO rose AGAINST tyranny and