, 1875-01-29

the difficult part Of :" mutual friend" and kept
tho scandal from the public, and bafaed tho
b,,sybosics mud tho prying gossips for thrco
long years.
THE LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTIONS.
The House Of Representatives at Spring.
ficid devoted tho whole Of Wednesday last to
forcing voto upon series Of resolutions
directly and indirectly referring to Lot,isi-
ann affairs. The authorship Of these rosolu-
tious is attributed to Mr.. Speaker Ha1SHa
whether this be tr,so or not, tho conrse Of
the Speaker during the proceedings was Of
such iii outrageous character as to leave no
doubt Of q malignant partisausbip Oh his part
wholly unbcco,ning tho Office le holds but
does not till. The resolutions were proposed
mud read, and then debate was refused by
the gar-rule Of the previous question.
Tho minority of the House was not
only refused llcariug and m expla-
nation. but were denied tho right
to mike tho parliamentary motion to
10y tho resolutions on the table. Speaker
HA1NEs carried things with high band, mud
in disordcrly House WINS tho most active
md offensive in his disorder. Tho Bourbons
had not only agreed upon tho resolutions, but
had ngreed to force their passage without de-
batc and without an opportunity to n:nond or
explain. This WIS the more scntldnlo,1s be-
cause several of the resolutions themselves
were so speciously prepared TINT they could
not 10 voted for nor voted against without
uisconstruction. Tho first resolution, which,
taken by itself, il tho declaration of uni-
vcrsal sentiment, and therefore unobjcc-
tionable. was forced to o roto without per-
mittiuc IN explanation, and was adopted
yeas, 1872; nays, 7. 1t reads es follows:
Rrao'rt,, By tue 1Ioase Of Representatives Of tho
KAT hs'S c 81 aaas. liz w
authority or IT. evsl or military officers. with tls
x tha colstiutipu Of lie United States. and Tor tho
eansos therein named.
Inc seeono Fesolut'on WINS also IN aos'Face
propositloh' pus 1's "pphcat'on WIS 10 owl
dent anu us 1ntefences 80 'alse TINT wo sog-
gest that even 1he Do1nocf"es anu 1noepena-
ents VIII oseatualy 1eel asnameo OF theif
votes 1or It, LING resolution feaas as fol-
lows: .-..-.-
nence with ts ms pittd sssrs ~ froup III w,
danger, and cspecially tt.t military o1cer should
or to lie resident tlu easres to b. sopted and va
denounee tie Ecconu,enaatons e any otlGsv q the
.he Constitution md tic iaws IN order to please any
Portion of t'o ro3Ele o. the United staes within tho
Uora ,vo hovo n c1aor coao NJ tha s,,,,-
| ,,~osa;on ~ ,,,a irwin and +ba e,ooe.+;on NJ
fo,sahood Tho oroyvth of mi,;torv ;nf1nonco
| within tha United States Inns not been verv
wonaorfua Tho first Amn,ovmcnt of thu
military yroa in tha dava of ,Tour An.ua Win
o,no;ntc1 e,.prea;dent WAs,11soros ncn.
oral;ec;,no of the or,o;ca that yoro tn invade
u snvero;on stntes" md s,,nnress v;o1enco
+,,oro;, Another occoa;o, vos in pres;1.ns
1,,rncr,o aov zuho,, Ia can't troons n nosto,
| or1 or7oro5 +ho o,nn1ovr,ant ,f .,,o ,ror;nos
nj chorlestown Navv.Ynrd to tako nossession
~ n f,orrt- uo,co ;,, noston ,,rotect tba f,on,.
missioner tl,en Investigating a fue;tive-s1ayo
coso anil tn creruta Tia order of thot con,.
no;ss;orcr md tn disrcoard tha a,,bor;tv ot
tho stota Gorcrnmont ;nclnt,;no ;ta iui11;c;o1
+o,yors fcw veors tater prcs;3c,,,
1,rcu.r.r bv military forcc flisncrsed n Ioc.
;e,at,,ra In Konaos nj tho no;nt of t1e },oxonnt
nocn;ta these instances covcr;no l,a1f n
cent,,rv, the growth of military inter,
foro,,,a ,yoa ipc;op;;oo,t mill 1sr,
xv,,o,, car,,;,, ts sovarc;rn stotoa maao ,vo,
,ron t,,o ra,;or ard ,rn,;ou warn ,,,nr,,v.
ri :, .roc;st and ovarc,,no. t1,o ;,,eprr,o,;o,,.
~. a,;7 roho1 for,os .stoor =, t,,oao ,,ooz,1,
nhn,,1oncd tba war md 1a;d down t,c;r or,rv
t1,e notjo,o1 ornv ,vou t,Iul,an,1c;1 +ho ,raote'
,,ort of .ho novv ,rcs sold at nul,,;c auct;or
ar, ~ ,n;,;.o,,- oa,o,>,;s,,n,a,,t ,o1uaa, ~
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