New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

announced as follows: Whole number OF votes cast a
Tburman as Mr.. Ferry having received majority
declared TO be elected, and was escorted 10 Ine
chair by Mr.. Thurman.
UpOn taxing the chair, he sand:
senators; For this distinguished msrk cf your confidence hans
%Sars he eS2'emeas Of the CHAR VIII at once enter upon
dsles With which you have so kindly bOnored me.
MT. ANTHONY then submitted the usual resolution
directing the Secretary notify 10 the President OF the
Of M Ferry President pro empore Of the Sen
ate, which agreed 10.
Mr.. SARGENT tRep., CALI presented the credentials
OF the Hon Newton Booth. UHed States Senator from
California for SIX years from March, 1875 which were
read s.,
On motion o. Mr. ANTHONY Isep, r ~, the Senate
tees having first suspended the rules requiring the
chairman Of each commitiee TO pc eleeyeu py pAto@
The list OF committees was then read by secretary Cor
lam.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
The following complete list OF the Committees OF
the sepate elected to-day for the first session Of the
xLIvth Congress Republicans in roman and Demo
Gratis in italics1:
AeOm, Mitchell waaIesh Cameron WA Mcmillan SIa1'0~rS
o. Foreign R,Iioa,-Mr. Cameron lPeuu Chairman; Aes'
Morton. Hma Hove FreihghuyssD C0nkLng nOTV BoSy AID
sa qssH Mss:: os:: 9 SeFu gs.s,d @ Fs .sI
on IpproDrta,toa-Nr Morrill, tYe chArman Me.,rs Window
GoHEaF cbairmani Aessrs Spencer Boutwell,
MahvrleirMr Rober;sou, Chairman Mesrs Booth Bruce
Ssrca,rMr Freinghoysen Chairman AessrA Robertson
On Mialarv 4ci,r,-Mr Logan Chairman Messrs Cameron
Psnh Spencer CAytSn, WdeSa. Burnside Ras0H han@0p"
o. NaroI A5a--ir Crssin. Chairman; messrs Anthony Nor
o.. H. JisrSM Ednu1Gs cSsi,nss Me.srs cOnklius
Frsanghuy,s@ wrg. hCw' 5Asy1Sn and % SDeT,on u
Ferr1 Neh Dorsey. Jones lSv Dawes Paddock Sa1'osry
o. FaS Iands-NI 0gs;ev cpsir%,s ss.'rf wDt2n H.
PriVrs Laai Ctl.nsar Tiurmaa, ChamsD Mes'rs bay
'5 On rex aI T gS 1nf h:sa ASR cs..n M., orSy Nor
nj the Ingalls, ClaYton bOgy snd Actrterg - .
& c e: Bao ns ace CssiIsa s5a ss;' s S 1''n H'"'A
On He'or9srg SrveosG7 GSs man he''rA JON"
oIasNr Wright. Chairman Me.sTs Mitchell, wahleigh
GSsi1, GS. s A''' Cameron '"' ''''''' ''''''a and
IL Da.e Of co'''fsM5 M Spencer oharPsn: @ T hes~A
On faens-Me Ferry lCOau.), Chairman; Me'srN WINDOW.
On Pubic BuidiE1s Morrill, (vt) Chairman
on Trrhr1s M Hitchcock Chairman Messrs CragD, PAtte'
On FaI-oa He. Ca,rman H..r~ Hitchcock Cr,Gp
Howe Hamilton O keP Mitchell, Sargent Dawes Rans0" kAs
On aes and Annag-Yr Sargent Chairman Messrs H,mdn
on sht HlSsoS of ne Las st tie Ua&d $Gie,-Mr Boutwell,
% M' "a 4 osaey o 5.i,na@ ana % ingalls,
Merton Fe[ cona BURNSIDE Bruce graOs EsC. na haa.D
"nss & 9,es sssI@1a % rSS r frsrs so9 hsnSSa s
JOses (Nes) Chairman; MeSIs Dawes and Dtas;, a,,
On le Li6rGyM Howe, Chairman; htss EdmuDds and RdH
On Ruk,-M Ferry (aicb) Chairman;
On Earoled B.-Mr Ccroyer Chairman Kelly and Rob-
Ian7ortatoa oute' to q. SesoOorsM! wi1aO% Chair,
Messr Sienan ConEDg West COnOye Mitchell N0rwO0d,
Dasts and JohsstOn tvs)
Oa Lsues le Ni}tssipD RtrM Mr. Alcorn Chairman;
Hessrs Cayisn. Harvey Copper ara CookrsA
ARGUMENT ON THE ADMISSION OF MR.. PINCHBACK
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the res
oluion for the admission OF Mr.. PlncAback and NJ.
MORTON continued his argument begun yesterday.
He coniended ,hat tho Legislature of Louisiana which
f,I nf
State and several hundred passed by II were now
the recognized laws Of louisiana He desired TO call
the attention OF MS Democratic friends this point
According 20 tie precedent SET IN the Potter Robins case
this conclusive evidence OF the loyalty OF the Leg
isature. and Congress could not 30 behind it, No dis
tnetion could be drawn between Mr.. Kellogg as Gov
and the authority Of The legislature The Senate
by the BODY when made the Jaws Tor the state The
McEDery COY" IDneut existed Ouly on paper; II
had form ally recognized the Kellogg Government
with some Il Appeared "a be the impression tnat ho had
be lid rec1-niz3i the Legislature also.
Mr.. MORTON t.en read ron the dispatch Of At
De-. g. 1919 rrrognz H., hun rs the lawful Executive OF
tire atc aad t.e OJ.y ~ session At tue Mechanics
read "a asr~. GJar. wheel and FRYE
o tne.H use OF Ere tiyes Ia regard 20 Lou
ana t. IeoIr Of t,e X ln,r cove I1en1 ,nd f,e
resolution cf tae House - k'ure5rnta.ives formally
recognz n@ Mr.. ken..g as Governor Continuing ms
argument, Sad - was error 10 sdppOse that the
r.c'gntion by the Pre- ideat b1udinl upon
bUt eft the ieeOgriuon O ~ ate government IN The
manner IN SGch tAtJ IN louisiana Dai Oeeu recognized
was the act o. CueT % wli "a the act OF The Pres
oep aud was blndi1e upon Congress until Doth Houses
actiaed not the hwiu State
Government lie then read from the guarantee clause
Of the Constitution, ahd sad II was not he President
s1ne WlO wo- 10 uiran,ee republican form OF
ernmelt 10 Ec 5'a'e not the President alone who
10 p' ;tet the sir agnn>t domestic violence, but II
WJs the United 7tles wllch exercised that authority
and the Pr ilcnt in exercisng it, the agent OF
CoLsres ana Cun-re Ws as nuch bound by IN, t1or-
rise Of hat power as tho President was hlm-
seM NOtMI& Duf the JOINT aciIon OF tne TWO
houses u CONGRESS ccdd revere this action
Of tie Pirsden Couid sn"n thing exist IA the Pres
nEOher, and the H'usa Of Keprase NATIVES another
there would Oe on'rchy Il was t1e aet OF 1928 when
t'ncn's exc ed n STATE al IN" President was
hot sane for h course IN regard T. Louisiana. The
tcmedy Il Vas 10 fepea ae .w, hot % tiola1 y Wills
was the statute OOCk. lie hoped he Senate would
be loyal 70 the Constitution and obey. It. He next I
.d sd had never defended the action Of tie Judge
u y6sn th~re many good LAWYERS both na1f Out
Interference OF the Uui,ed States Judge Louisiana
was unlawful, as lad een claimed the Supreme Court
OF ,e sti'e hah decided hat the Kellogg Government
bal tie right org tsza, and the Interference Of Ile
Uucd states Court dd not therefore affect the Legality
whether Judge Durcn had Inc right to interfere bat
Whether the Kellogg Government mad the risnt TO
g0nZe ana lie highest court IN the Stale had decided
~ lad sueh rgIt Ia conclusion, ue said he had
chosen u argue this case FROM partisan standpoint
lns nni it, 'a o0'h'ed himself entirely to the ia" govern
NJ. IERRIMON Dem. n. c. said he was granaed to
near the hator som Indiana (Ir. MOronl say yester
day that the resolution under was one
"boye an party considerations. He Nr. M.rrimOn)
cOncurrod wl'h him heartily in that sentiment aud
hoocd that each Senator casting his vote would be
guided by tue Constitution, having best Interests of
the country AT leart without regard party feeling
He de9ird that Mr.. Pnchbaek had primd
sas one where facts were unquesrOned. IL
had been held that the Legislature which
Elected Mt PDchback the legal Legislatura of
The state and that the person signing his credentaI.
Governor was not the Governor OF the State. When
these credentials first presented tO the Senate
we're questioned, aud had To take tho usual course
They were referred to tue C0nmittee GA Privileges ald
Elections, AMI testimony taken by that COfDittee
~ II appeared IN this very case the Senate |
lad determined that Investigation should be
made before the applicant could be admitted He