, 1875-03-14
Dishict-Attorney Glover Disinclined
to Step Down.
Large Increase in the Whisky Product
During February.
The Presidents Orders Concern
ing tho Murdcrous Chey-
enueS.
IN THE SENATE.
TIE plKCUEACE DEBATE.

Apet1Q4 4JlEp6[cR 20 lAE lR1G410 lF4VE11E-
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l3.-Ihe session o
tho Senate to-day wss dre.ry enough lIr
Thurman told oves again. for tho ff6eth time
sor the benefit Of the new Senators, his old
speech On the Louisiana question. He succeed
cd, in 4 briel controversy with Senator Morton,
in maxins greater show Of police court man
uexs than il his wont.
Pinchney Nhyte, the new Senator from Mary
had, made his inaugural speech. 1t WIS little
moro than piece Of defamation, and WIS not
equal to his re21tstion as n orator and 1ogcian-
He tupped badly On his facts End MAS several
imea compelled to acknowledge his etro17 to
Senator HoHe, Of Wisconsin
AxpY JOHNSON,
after all. will not speak Soma OF his friends
hayo advised him that it wculd be politically un-
wise to speak upon this special question. par
ticuInrly Is he does not caro- to speak Of the
tegEl mezits Of tae P1nchback % easo'
tion- lie h.s given ont that il ise
scoaks 1t al he will contrast tho administration
OF Sheridaa ut New O.cans previous to the
tice whcn Andy johnson supplantad him By
Cen Hancock Eita recent eveuta- He has also
e..a that he would refer to the application Of
Gov Barlow for trooIs when Governor OF Ten
neesee, which Secretary Stanton refused, sayinS
that United Stases troops should not be used in
local quauels.
I1a the ASSOCIATED Prcxsl
TEE r1NcHDAC1 Gaze
WASHINGTON, D. c. March 13.-Ihs undn-
ieked buEinese, being the resolution for the ad-
mission OF P. 3. S. Pinchback . Senator from
Lou:si.na, was called up Immediately after the
teAdin: Of tho iou1nCI.
&r. Ednunds Nt) moved 70 amend the reso-
lut,on By inaerling tho word ''not" before the
word !" admitted 60 :: :. it would read: 50 Re
so!rcL, That T. 2. s. pinchback be not admitted
aB Senator from Louisiana etc,
Edmunds said it was the understanding that
vote should be taken to day, sud he would not,
therefore. AK the Senate to vote now.
liz Thurman (0hio) then TOOK the floor and
spoke in opposition to the admission Of tho ab-
plicant. He said the Louisiana matter had been
w=s ready to speak now he would eay q few
words by way OF taking his leave OF the subject
In the course OF his argument he referred to the
decision OF the Snprcsne Court Of Louisiana re-
cogniziug the Kellogg Government, and iusstcd
that the Court had no jurisdiction whatever in
t3:s case. The decision Of tho State Court IVES
not binding upon the 6enste. The Senate was
the exclusive judge Of every question in regard
to tie election, qualifications. and returns Of its
own Hembera, a1id that poTer could not be sur
rendered No tribunal under Heaven had any
xu:Aorii1 over The Senate in deciding upon the
qualifications ct its r%unberA. De read from
v1-ious decisions IN +11:po1t Of his remarks
liz. Morton said lie decisions Of StAte Courts
we're bipdiag upoa the Supreme Court Of tue
C0:te3 States in cases involving tho Consasu-
tioa aud laws OF State and not involving the
Coahti:a*ioo and l:Hs OF the United States
Mr. 1hu1men said tho Senator (Morton)' had
been away from the Bar 80 long he had become
rusty in lar. He again quoted from various legal
authorizes to shov that deciaions Of State
Courts wera net binding upon ths Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Mr. Norton defired to have read certain do
ctKou3.
Mr. Thurman hoped he would not be- further
ipte.rupied II Nr, Morton desired to read for