New-York tribune., 1875-01-15
xLI1ID CONGREss--2D SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.


oossrDsRArIoN OF THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION
Bill IN THE HoUsE-THE CASE OF r. D. IRWIN.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Jan. IA. 1875.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate
memorial OF the Legislative Assembly of Dakota Tor
ritory asking an appropriation for the erection OF
prison In that Territory Referred TO the Committee on
Territories Also memorial OF the same Legtsature
asking that postal be established that Terri
tory Referred TO the COMMITTEES On PostOfices aud
Poet Roads.
Messrs. KELLY tDem., oreeon) and MITCHELL
Assembly OF the State OF Oregon relating prO,ec
tion OF salmon In Columbia River Referred TO the Con
Mr. SARGENT (Tsep, caIl, from the Committee on
provide Tor compensating officers Of the Goyernment
Tor observing the transit of Venus. Passed
Appropriations reported back the Legislative Jldical.
and Executive Appropriation bill, WIN sundry amend
would ask the Senate proceed with the consideration
OF the Dill Monday next. he hoped the Louslana
resolution would be disposed OF this week
Mr. SCOTT tRep, PENN moved that Thursday the
2st lns after the morning hour be hxed for the con-
Nr. SHERMAN rep, ohio) said in view of the notice
Just gwen by tns Senator from Maine tdr MorTlD he
sylvana-
Mr.. SCOTT had tho motion entered. and gave notice
that he would call It up to morrow morning.
Mr.. WRIGHT Qlep., IOwal, from the Judiciary Com
mtce reported adversely Mr. GOrdon's bill relating
s. s1 5rtSS. 'fSi Of eSrtsia S VSaso %ott"n
claimed by individuals, and IL was indehntely post
Mr.. THURMAN Dem. ohlo), from tho same Com
mttee reported fayOrabY on the House bill reatlnR 20
the punishment OF the crime or maDslaushIer Placed
mtee adversely the House bill TO provide for the
Courts OF the United states held at New-AlDany aud
Evansville Ind Placed on the caleDdr with adverse
report He also reported from the same Committee ON
the House hill IN relation the qualifications OF jurors
IN the courts of tue United States, aud II was den-
Mr. SARGENT tTaep., CALI introduced o bin TO
power ae Southern Pacific Railroad Company 20 change
the line OF their road. aud 20 construct an addona
branch railroad. Referred TO the COMMITTEES on tAiI-
roads
Mr sCHURz G.ib Rep moI introduced by request
bill Orsanze the Territory Of OKLAHOMA aud FOR tho
better protection OF the Indians thereu' Referred 20
| the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Mt WRIGHT (R'p, Iowa. called mp the bill 10 pro
vide for OF the laws for tue collection or
ON Tuesday last Tue amendments OF the Committee
agreed aud the bAl passed.
Mr. PRATT (ESep. Ind.l, from the Committee on Pen
sOns, reported fayoraby on the bill granting pension
10 Jefferson W. Davis. First Lieutenant Company +,
6ltn Regiment, kew-YOrk Volunteers. Placed on tAe
Mr sUoTr Rep.. PENN presented the memorial Of
Mari T. sueck H. D., ana Mary 9. Parsons, NJ. D..
stating that they graduates OF the Howard Uni-
versItY. District Columbia. ami on account OF their
sex, the Medical Society OF the District an organization
by Congress- fused them admission 10 mem
chareg Of the socety pe amended tnat they may
he excluded from Referred 10 tile Committee on the
District VI Columbia.
THE LOUISIANA OUTRAGE.
Tho unfinished business being the resolution Of Mr.
schurz instructing the Judiciary Committee TO in
| aulro what legislation by Congress Is necessary TO
secure 20 the people OF Louisiana the,rghs oisesoy-
ernment under the Constitution, &c.. was resumed.
| Mr LOGAN Rep, III concluded hs argument begun
Yesterday. He commented ON the letter signed jack
Brown which he had mad read yesterday at tne CeIk
desk and SAID be knew nothlng OF that man. lie na9
on Iha side proved himself gallant soldier The fact
| that lie Confederate Colonel, IN bis thr
Locan'sl estimation, did not add any TO his e1sr-
other side the chamber that iact certaiuy would not
be derogatOry 10 hs character. He then read from
the election OF Georgia and said that IN the
IYth District there were only IL Republican votes IN
population OF 6iO00 There Only one explanation
for fact aud hat Wa tnat tue lhIea's ne tO"atu
| the cogred people made them AFRAID 10 exercise the
tights gwen to them the Constitution and laws Ot tno
country lie then sent to the CLERKS desk ana nad read
| an editorial from paper published in Atlanta, Ga
commenting on tue telegga97 oi I " rfsai} 10
Ney-Orleans, and saying II Was probable hat fool iAn
sheridan ornament lanp-post IN tnat city and
Iuriner calling upon tue people oI NewOrens " Desln
| Mr GORDON dem, Gal said he had no dOnbt the
o ouot he renrcod sentiment of near
b1t be did reflect the sentiment Of the people o.
mai state He did belong TO the Democratic party
and did not publish Domocratlc paper He caiDed 10
ocrc candidate at tue Last election, Out on tue
| trary supported the Opposition. He 'Mr. Gordou)
w0nld like 20 nave read Telegram from the Governor
| OF MS state, who was Democrat.
| MI LOGAN said he could not yield 10 have the ele-
nty 10 read IT, Rssuniug ha argument, he sai he had
mo- DOUBT there many Democrats in the south
"A
ared not whether editor Of tne paper rejected the
sentiment the people OF Georgia nr not 6uch Ian
yuage had s effect upon tine people OF louisiana vino
were easily excited. He next referred 10 Alabama and
had read letter of Judge Kol IN reference the
were murders North, Out the Northern peOpie pun
| sbed murderers. TDere.had been several hanged IN
! that section wlIhin tue past two or three months
md others were IN the penHenary. The difference Was
that ia the North murueers were hung sent TO tine
| dicted Judge Kieis sou was murdered while IN the
company uf rather, who was guarding baiOt-bOx.
1 Ia THnGa fl1a hspFn
There might be frauds there but men were never
political opinlons lie next read from an A!a-
mama paper To the Crcct that Robert Read (cOored
| n,ember OF the Legislature from Sumter County
sunlnoned TO Mobile ~ witness ln case After ne
bad ne set upon by White LsacueTs
and co. Pistols were drawn by them, and he had
snoke of outrages the South length aud said
the stencil Of outrage, murder ana piage went up to
Heaven and cried Tor revenge ISr tnese innocent vac
rort Of Gen SHERIDAN " the Secretary Of War, dated
Sd % ~ iuisana since 1896 and argued that these
murders were committed by men banded together Tor
he purposs ana they % were pa sanditt M, ,u,,o,
made a remark while he tAr Gordon) was out of the
y" eors' de INF GorSonJ desired 10 say tSat
there was Republican canddate IN that district;
was only one candidate there, aud he was Democrat.
MT LOGAN said ne referred 10 the IVth District.
MT GORDON replied tnat tnat was the district lie re-
| ferred 10. - a.. . l.. 49,. ,,,,,,, ~,
MT GORDON replied that there only candi-
| date there--the Hon. A. II. stephens.
Mr. LOGAN said he only gave facts al they appeared
from the record OF they were open 10 expana-
ton He inquired OF the Senator how about the county
| candidates We're there not county candidates SEo
| were Republcausf
| officers we're elected the year previous.
Mr. LOGAN, resuIpng, said tbs Dtinocratlo Senators
on this door had said TO the Republicans, withdraw
your troops II you want peaee" He Mr. Logan) had
heard said before, Withdraw troops from
Fort sumter II you peace" The Democrats had
control OF this country aud left In bankruptcy
| ana with treason all the land. The publican
party nad accused Of being oppressive. In what
did oppression cOnsistf Instead OF leaving the
southern States TerrtoreB, when 10 could have had
Jurisdiction over for the 10 years what did the
marty dni IL rnnrRanikad them states, and admitted