The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

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popular Assembly and rsI.yt to support the pro;
Court Of the and-the senate Of the United states.and
am cOnsoSd % BY the c9ndence that II l. shall nal;
a Inc soRpclHsiOn Of Mr. Carpenters speech brief
latter repeating IFS argument Of yesterday that Ias
Of tho pvses 's by
coLoREp JuRYxES IN GEORGIA.
Mr. GORDON, dem) of Ga. said senator could point
to any law OF any Southern stale which prohibited
Mr.. fArTnasos, Gep5 Of s e.. inquired it any coored
ar. GORDON replied that any man could SIT jury
in a s wsc ,S was and saorea
% II s9a GsG better
than | am about Georgia. say colored men have
Mr.. PATERSON inquired when and where they had
Mr.. GoRDoN-Jucge schley, one Of our judges, has
nf Mr. oq P3r1aa .u5s.si he democrat,
Mr.. EAroS OF Connecticut, inquired if colored men
Mr.. MoRrosvI ande rstand they are.
MIR. EAToN-When and wheres
lazy in indiana tor some .in years rs Gaughtcr,
would be utterly useless. 1t would not compel the per-
people. Men were selected there according to their At
81: MoRros said it would not make men of the same
political faith the Senator Eato select them.
Mr. hATos SAN he did not say men Of his political
faith would not DO it. but that the passage OF this law
pS' s'%S Snes9on Logan Mr. said
ss but fss wG1S regarded OF his
NM Dasss DEM Nd said the Is, Senator'S had no
enter any extended argume mt the pill but he
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cause was repusnant to his people and to great ma
1AsIToS DEM Of Ma ssd the senator from In
scribe Qualifications urots and might say no
should be juror who could not read ana ~rs oo IN MAJ
the Aoo5O1S negroes would be aisqaaliaed; he, ,ME
eaase make what not crime
now He spoke OF the constitutional objections to the
the two could not BE- bought
Mr.. Hamilton concluded at two O'Clock, the hour
which was agreed upon on THURSDAY evening last the
9. said he desired to spssh
extended one hour but oGjecnon was made The anes.
fourth section in regard to the selection OF that
% sp 10 state the objection. raised
the consttaonaIiiy Of the bill. and said if Jurors
the OBJECTIONS by the senasors Of the sdS
Of the Chamber but il mad never been claimed that they
no in ssyns under o tine
should not exclude person from the jury box on &C
'o REiEcrioS OF Mr.. rHuRxAxs AMENDMENT
The amendment Of Mr. thurman was reiected-yeas
20 Y n1s SsSard Bosy, Carpenter Cooper
twae so4asn lager of Of
ton Of Texas Kelly, Lewis, McCreery. Merrlmon Nor
sna shrr
NAYs-Mcssrs Acorn, Allison. Anthony Boreman,
Boutwell, Cameron. Chandler Clayton. Conkiins Como
Flanagan, Frelinghuysen: Hamhn,. Harvey Howe, In
gals, Jones' Logan, MITCHELL Morrill, OF Vermont, Nor
ton. Oglesby. Patterson Pease, Pratt Ramsey robert.
sargent, Scott Sherman. Spcncer, Stewart, Wash
burn, West, Vino ON and Wright-40
REJECTION BAYARD's AMENDMENT.
Mr.. BAYARD moved TO amend by adding, at the end of
the fourth section as follows:-
And sections 800 and 81 of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States be and the same are hereby repealed"
Rejected-yeas 25 nays 36.
These sections make cause Of challenseof any per-
summoned as grand petlt Jurors who Joined In
rebellion gave directly indirectly aid thereto and
prescribe the oath to be put to persons summoned
Jurors.
Mr.. THURMAN moved to amend the section 50 as to
provide that the penalty for violation should
not Than S. than $780, instead not less
than 500 more than $1,000. kejected-ycas 80
nays 81.
Mr.. TIrroS, 1ib. rep.) of Ncb, moved to amen by
striking out the word theatres In the first section and
insert churches"
Mr. OGLNsBY, Tep) of H. called for the reading of the
section If 1t should be amended as proposed by the Sena
tor from Nebs aska.
The Clerk read as follows THAT all persons within
the Jurisdiction of the United states shall be entitled
the full equal oyment OF the accommodation ad
llitlc5 privileges inns, public