New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-01

bill in ts legal and Constitutional aspects, ard adyo-
Of he saSoas corpus would 90 10
territorial limitation, ana also 10 | Mo, " have
s iron a. meat the Te would have to take milk
They could not shut their eyes and ears 70 the 'o7
mony coming up from investigating committees. ~
SEEMED to him that the country drifting 10 secohu
rebellion, aud the question was whetner Sone.ess s
should employ It's powers should resort to Dayoness
and war. He could not understand the conefntra.1d
destruction OF human life at the s9utn ne cuu,a
not understand the organization OF White Leaguers
there organized banditt seeking to obtain pOiltica
power by force violence and fraud nc was en"i.hs
declaration which he made here and now thai whist
he aarmist whilst he wished mat tne STARE y.
things which cow exist did not exist, the Republican
party would faso Itself it did not seek u securs
the fruits by such sacrifices OF blood and treasure.
II he had the no should vote for reeo;
oh Brooks Governor OF Arkansas aud Kellogg as
the Governor de (aclO OF Louisiana and that the arms
of the Kellogg Government should be upheld let tue
consequences what they might If that was treason
let tue most he made OF II. Io wodd meet tue cOhSe-
Guences here or elsewhere
Mr. FINCK Dem. Ohio) argued that the power to
suspend privilege Of the wit of haOeas corpus was
limited and restricted to cases of rebellion ana INVASION,
and were TO be exercised unless the puoIlc
safety required IT, IL WIS tno duty OF Congress 20 en-
as 20 restore confidence and kindly feelings among the
MI BURROWS (Rcp. MichJ made an eloquent aDpeul
his colleague Mr WILLARD last night be SAID ne di
NOT b,eye that that speecn reflected the sentiment OF
rot 60 ~ mcntetn He sIok. OF the crimes that
had characterized the last decade whic MAO oGru
represented that OF Southern repentance nu %
these tea years could I've wr ten 10 all It's hotfDe oe
tails, would present one OF tLe picTest plgs m me me
said: Men OF the Sontn. mere - rOid 20 poae'
there road IL is the peaceful solution VI a"
our difficulties. Whether you pursue IL " ~
is matter vi your own free choice 10 Is nieh"ay
on which, If you do but walk. you VIII nay, n%ro
speedy aud enaurng peace. aud uueXdlnpc1 posPoin3
Men OF ali parties even my colleague (Slr. WlarI can
commend IL, FOR IL Is eDstructed Dy no ~ =,
this; strip tue hideOus masks FROM yonr Outlaw hu
Kux disband your White Leagues; ylsls swltt anu
coud gn punishment your uuarrest ana untrleu
enforce State Federal laws with nrtn manu-: eSo
human life security, and TO properly protectiDn 10
their right to the guardianship put OUT the Tes
OF your burning churches and scnOOl-hou.es; MAKE
voters shall not be intimGaIed; let
free speech reign let ostracism be unknown; renew
welcome To Northern llUOr and Northern capital aOdn
don All hope OF the lost cause In word accept Tue sit
viii reign supreme DO ths aud your DarIeh heids
Will with life; your desOate streets wlll echo
the hum or returning industry your spacious mar
bOrs with tide OF cOmmcrce do tns ana
the whole SCUM viii spring from her baptism OF nlOo1
into the tuness OF new lie, redeemed and regehef-
ated forever. All hail that suspicious day."
The speech was enthusiastically Iel4nIed ana many
congratulations were eXLeudeu 10 Mt BU RIOWo as TIC
The last speech made on the bill was by Mr.. WHITE
progress before tue hal hour expired and the House
then proceeded vote ON the Dill and amendments.
THE VOTING on AMENDMENTS BEGUN.
The first amendment voted that offered By Mr.
"a NA'
G. +. HOAR Rep., Mass.), limiting the territory in
which the 18Th Section is to be applicable 10 the
states OF louisiana Arkansas Mississippi ana Alabama
and limiting Its Term to two years, and from tncnce u
meut was adopted-Yeas. lGi; Maya, 100,
motion to take recess was aeieaIed, ,., ri
The role was tnen taaen Ca Mr.. CANNONS (Enp. HID
amendment strike out the l3th seetol tue one pro-
yidng for the suspense on OF tns VIII OF soeas corpu
There was good deaf Of excitement over tue VOte.
anu e trer desk nourlog after the figures Tnis
h.ln lin.t
point OF order sustained by the SPEAKER pro tein
(Mr Cessna, Rep, PENN, and tue memoers were re-
a anssa Mr. BUrLER GRep Nasal Went to the
Clerk. desk ard was st19diIG ", RI mere a Wien
that ne had much rSht to Ue there rs the SPEAKER
had who was occupying seat az tie o'etss ue5E,'
The SPEAKER displayed much Indignation at TINS anu
sion u hIm aud SAID that he had rGn 10 STAND where
he chose while tine rules FORBADE hin lbue) 10 stand
10 this Nj BUTLER replied: And they forbid you
too"
seat floor ana # he chose TO leave the chair
WAS not Tor n at Rs 70 SAY G mo- php to Violate the
rules OF the House in that way and had no right to in-
Mr. BUTLER replied that he had not Interrupted any
body, and that he had az much rght 10 remain az Inc
rhere was - good deal OF asperty manifested on both
sides the cloud passed over and finally the yote was
concluded. am was announced as iegs, III Nays l'o;
The following Republicans voted for striking our the
RSrchard Bnrleigh. Cotton, Crounse, Crutcnheld
Dawes Farwell Foster, Girfeld, Hale Name,
Harrison Hawley (Conn). KassOD, Kellogg McCrary,
NcD 0owa,, Perry, Pnelps, Phillips, Pierce. Poland,
f. H. Roberts. ScudIcr N. Y) SUner, schunaher smith
Wa.), smith (Ono). TnOrnburgh, Wheeler willard N@)'
Mr. CANSOS (R.p., I'D voted against his own
Mr. RANDALL Dem. PENN moved to reconsider the
last vote, aud Mr. CESSNA (Rep, PENN moved to lay
Tctore the Vote had begun Mr. WILSON rep. Ind)
called reading OF the rule whicn says that wnIe
the being taken. no member or other person,
s,.,Itr mar he lei "A
When il was read Mr. BUTLER, in an undertone. re-
peated the words other person. and added, tnat
Mr. RANDALL'S motion to reconsider was laid on tho
table, by Yeas, 1872; Nays. III.
Mr.. f. Il. HOAR tRep., MassJ to strike out the frst
second fourth sections, but before reaching that
vote there were two dllaory motions, In winch the
Yeas and Nays were called. Tue speakers CON
sructon OF the new rule being that IL does not apply
dlsuct question arising IT, and that during the
dency each question, SUCH for ance as an amend
fix the day which the House shall adjourn are ia Or
dcr, as well H. a motion to reconsider
II calculated by Mr.. KASsON. (Rep., Ia.) at
O'Clock that this rate the House would six hours
longer to sit before reaching conclusion in the b aud
Monday for taking the final vote. but objection was
Mr. f. r. HOAR's amendment was rejected-Yeas, 100;
The sections that were proposed to he struck out are
those that provide against the invasion Of State by
two more persons and that TO punish registration
officers who Stale officers for violation of duty.
second, and fourth sections were: Messrs. Banning,
Bundy Burchard BIreign, Chttenden, Clarke of New
YORK Crounse, Dawes, EaInes. Fosters Couch Hale of
Maine Harris OF Massachusetts Harrison, Hawey or
Connecticut. L. r.. HOar, q. f. HOar, Kasson Kellogg,
Iownde-. McDill OF Iowa, Merriam, Phelps, Pierce,
Poland, T. II. Roberts. Scudder of ew-York. Sener.
slnth OF Virginia, Smith OF Ohio Smith OF North Caro-
lima Stannard Stevens OF Massachusetts. SGrait.
Wheeler Willard Of Vermont Willard OF Michigan. and
Williams OF MchigLn-35. AL the Democrats voted
with them a
rrossment OF the N and the usual TWO dilatOry mo-
alrrr viii nt,1a
youd the time taking that vote Down TO half past
10 O'clock object OF the Democrats IN keeping up
these datory seemed be repeat the tactics
OF Thursday night, weary out enough Republicans To
leave that side without working quorum. and then on
HIM Nnfp fnaIn ref rIln