New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
XLIIID CONGRESS--2D SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHINGToN. Jan. %, 1870.
Secretary Gorham called the Senate to order
and read lstter from Vice-President Wilson, dated
Saturday last announcing that pressinR engagement
would prevent his attendance at tho opening OF the
Senate to-day
Mr.. BOUTWELL, G2ep., Mass) submitted n resolution
declaring Henry b. Anthony rep. r. ~ President PRO
tenn Of the Senate Agreed %. The usual resolution
directing the Secretary TO inform the President or the
United States aud House OF Representatives. oil the eee
Mr. MORRILL, dIep., Mel presented tho credentials of
Hannibal uamlin as senator OF the United states from
the State O Maine for the term or SIX years from harch
the CHAIR lad before the Senate letter from the
Secretary Of War In answer t. resolution OF the senate
OF the 18th ins transmitting cOpes of te correspond
in relation to cermn disorders 10 tho state OF
LOuisiann. Ordered 10 he prlnCd nhu ieAeFteo w so
Committee on Privileges and Electl0Ds1
TARIFF PETITIONS
Mr. FRELINGuUYsEN REP, n. J) presented
memori.l OF the pcrdyes In the Rar an Wooen MiiS
NewJcrsey the repeal Of tho act of Jone 1872 re-
duclng the duy certain foreign produces heerred
to the COulmttce on Finance. In presenting ihe
memorial Mr. FIcDGbuysen said he believed tne
granting of this petition would Increase our revenue
and give activity to sluggish industries pr0tec-
tive tariff willie giving prosperity to the people also
Increased the of tie counly. He was Rud taJ
tho Secretary OF the treasury nid n1uc !1e recon-
which he dill t. toe other House OF ConRrcs
and glad that these recOmmenGaiDns came from so
worthy representative Of the west as tne present
Portions OF q similar character and demonstrating
against the renewal o. duty on tea and coffee were pre-
senfod by Messrs. SCOTT and CAMEHCN' ifOm chlIens
Of Pcnnsyivanil hv SIr sIlLRNAE, rom ClIH,Ls OF
ono; nv ur. DAVIS rom citizens ~ West Nirgln,a
CHANDLER ffom citi2cns ot Iichigan 0y Mr; MOk-
TON froin cItiz-ns OF Indiana, ana by MT fENlON.
from czens oi Buffalo "ii Of "hlen "ere Teiefeu W
Mr.. ROTERJsON GIcp, 3 C) presented the Joint reso,
lutions vi IEe gs.LuIo Ol South Carolina nsklnS an
appropriation o 800 90 TO deepen The haTbOr O ChAre"
ION. r. erred 20 u, Commit e. Oh Comm rec
Mr.. FLNION Of Eew-IOrk introduced bill amenda-
tory lie aet 10 rgude tue 'aiIyng 81 passrhEe'S e. ~
steamboats and oher vessels approved A1ich 10 io"0'
Rot, rrrd to the Committee on Commerce. 400.
Nj HAMLLIUN an. r D., I xls) introduced I'LL
making an appropriation 90 fulill beaty siiLuation'
with tue Creek lnllns. Eeeftcd 20 Tue C0nmt'ee on
Nj. MOERILL G2cp.. VII introduced bill TO estab-
lish Education Fund, G"d ary POrl0h OF the pro
ceeds oi the pubiio l0nds 10 pnolc edueaton ana 10
provide the more complete endowment and support
OI national colleges ior tIe aUYAceueht Va eta,"au1 5
lie ON the table. Mr. MORRILL, gave notice he would
cl bill up ~ an early day Tor tho purpose OF sub
miIIing -omc IemurSs ther on.
ur. INGALLS, Bgp. h;.il, from the Comml TOO on
Rachael v. Pai.p' and BELINDA Craig Placed
Mr. SCOTT U!ep, Penn.), from the Committee on Rail
roads, reported on the bill TO incorporate the
AnglO-Amercau Mutual Company. IL wGs Indefinitely
Sir. PERRY CrIep.. Connl, from the Committee on
Patents reported adversely on theb explanatory OF
C ion 70 II the act 10 revise. consolidate and amend
the statutes relating 10 patents and oolyrgts, aud Il
was Indefinitely pOstgQped. lie as9 repoted layoably
on the bit. declaring Inc meaning or the act OF March
fiGo In relation to pa cnt iar uducoA uppITdLs AID
circuit meakcrs. Placed on tue calendar.
Tue CHAIR then called for the business on ho calen-
dar fLo Ommitto, on Naval ALairs being eItt!ed TO
the floor Tor The disposition OF bills reported by that
Committee. The following bulls were disposed
0f Gn, 4IS SSS' tSS navy indaE~S % posPoned
Ihe sena' bill amend Tue act u July H. 1862 for the
better government of Navy of tue United States;
Hassed lie Senate biz for the relief OF tue survivors
oT The Polarls passed. Tie House b authorizing se
In "a u, M House bll lOr the
lief OF tho ORDe!a Of tue steamer Clara OO!seui Ie-
MI PRATT Cep., Ind). from tGe Committee on Public
LiLds reported faSora.y on the bnI grating rlgnt ot
way over iAe pa9a; iands I"F tAe construction ot a
w. sou road IL Salt Lake County Utah Irlritoy Passed.
TIE SITUATION IN LOUISIANA.
Tho Senate tEeu IosuucI tie CONSIDERATION OF The
olutlon OF MI. Sourl iustruct,rg tue judiciary C,L
ittee to inquire wha. legislation by Congress Is neces
sary to tie people u Louisiana tue nights OF
Mt. JoIiNsIoN Dem, Val concluded his argument
ronmeu uCcd FIday last. lie said the Returning
i,nri no Louisiana after session Of moutn hli
yade "A return uf lcG members or the LEGISLATURE Tne
whole number "a tIe 1cDD,rs C thaJ DO0y was III, but
he or i've leli certificates from the Con rs
ocy as other member. Referring 10 the Preridents
ssgo ia nsU cr To "a re ,oiuon of the senate he said
Inc IN sGent had not informed The Senate as requested
ny officers OF the army Of the United states bad been
,ia ma Iegisature The President had really told the
amy 70 To Louisiana 10 90 what kellogg tells you, and
ie Irders of Kellogg were the orCcrs OF the President
The Rurublran Legislature in Louisiana had seated
I'm N Ihs uIace Uf three or four Of those elected
,e Gcn de- Trobrand The men seated in their places
had no night IN the world to seats. Why did not the
President have them put QUIT lacy were there IN def
unce u all law. lie nt xt spoke OF troops being stationed
ia the South and said their presence there was the
OF the greatest discord ia tue southern section The
President, as Commanderin-Cbief OF tue army, was
L. md to otey the Constitution and laws and t was his
dury instruct his Generals to obey tue law II they
dd not know he should teach them Inc President mad
red In his message that eIor had been commit
tea by 1t had been on the side OF good order
and the maintenance Of tue law Was IL 60 maintain the
Draa nF lad afp rFna
10 decice who members OF the Louisiana Legsla
turei Was TO maintain tue law that dlreetous were
gwen 10 my tnat II should obey the orders OF ke
ioggi II so. where was the Iawi ne denied that any
KuKluI organization existed IN tho South now, aud IN
coucuson .lid all mat the southern people demanded
WAS the rignt to govern themselves.
Mr.. PEASE rep, Mss seut 70 the CLERKS desk and
had read th resolutions OF tie Mississippi legislature
nuOrsng action Of Cen. bleriuan III louisiana. He
sad tLo esd, mt u Ae ULhed States mao been com
tary tietator. lie hgd been thus arraigned on
neIspaI -r epor:s When tho facts came out 1t was
O. vsr nent OF Loueana. the President had only per.
fogu.I thot whirn his oath OF esce compelled hm TO
nrriorm. Tho President WAS 0Uund 10 reeOgn Ze kel
log a. tAc Governor O tho state Congress had aSen
no action to establish government there, and the
predent had other cOurse left him than the recOg
ution uf the kellogg Government, He next spoke OF
the attending tine Organization OF tDe LoIisans
f gisature on the 4h lust, AID SAID the act OF WIZ
WAS part Il conspiracy the part Of the Democrats
q overthrow the Government or that State. Not
word o ceusure hal come from me Demoeratlc side OF
tins Chamber toward WlltE, who was sreyolutionist
Ho WIS surprised that an American Senator should
ttand IN hIS place aud apologize for the out
rJges committed Louisiana In the last few
Years when II had been shown that $500 persons
had peen murdered there for political reasons since 1865
ia re Al from the report OF MIR. Schuz upon the
lion uf the South made In 1865, aud SAID lie begged to
ssre that Senator (r Scnurz) tuat tue condition OF
fairs he found then had been growing worse every
Ia, since. Tons new movement ut tue South meant
revolution aud OF this Republic. Under
the political teachings OF the senator from Missouri
Cr SchuIz), S.ate had been turned over to the s.
c,.stou u uJcrJcy. and 10 wound have the RepuD
larty HOw turn over tue South 10 the White League
rnu,Iitti. The old KuKlIx organization aud Wine
League Of today acre tue sane, yet these murderers
\ nd uyNas-ius lad their apulORiss on this uOOr.
Mr THURMAN (Uem, OmO) said the Senator had
asserted that assssGs aud nrderers had apOlOgise
TINS lOur. lilo ueAauded thht Tue oehaIor name the