The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-02-19


In the senate. on the an. Mr.. Logan. from
the COMMITTEES ON Military Aaairs, reported back
the House hill to provide for tn relief Of persons
suffering from the ravages Of grasshoppers.
Passed. The concurrent resolution to repeal
the twenty second joint rule 81 the Two houses of
vote. referred o. the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. In the House. con liberation 81 the
Civil rights bIll Was resumed, and Mr. >ener de
Tended lis position AZ the only Republican mem
Der who had yoted against the motion 10 suspend
the rules 80 a. O. establish a new rule by
which the bill could be- passed. Mss-r-.
r. X. Hoar. y. H. Roberts, and others
kentucky IN opposition o. IL. In the course ~
his speech, Mr.. Brown made personal alusion
which WAS generally supposed 70 refer o. 4 menu
lAcT ~ the House MIR. Butler ~ Massachusettsl.
Upon being called - order by the Chair, Mr..
Brown disciaimed any such intention. lie then
continued his remarks and closed ~ follows:
.'lf Was % desire "a express all that Was pusil-
luminous in war, inhunian IN peace forbidding
IN morals and infamous IN politics. should
call i Enilerizing Mr.. Browns remarks
House. The report of MIR Browns Objectionable
remarks having been read from the Clerks desk,
Mr.. Hale Of New York offered q resolution that
in that language well as with the preyaricaton
by which the gentleman was enabled % continue
the utterance II The language, the gentleman from
Kentucky was guilty 81 violation of the priNi-
legcs % the House. and meritcd the seyerest cen
SURE Of tie House, and that he be now brought to
the har 81 the House IN custody Of the Sergeant
at-Arms and there be publicly cen-uresl by the
speaker, ia the name Of the House. MIR Dawes
moved a. a substitute, that Mr.. Brown be
PEELED from the House. Mr.. Hale declined 10
yield for Mr.. Dawes substitute, and moved the
previous question. which WAS carriesl-yeas, l6l !,
nays -. MIR. Brown thercupon escorted by
the Sergeant At Arms u the area in front OF the
speaker. where he was duly censured as provid-
Ell in the resolution.
In the Senate, on the 9Th, Immediately after
reading the Journal an adjournment was moved
a a..
81 senator Buckingham. committee was also
appointed 90 attend hS funeral. In the House.
aftcr some miscellaneous business had been dis
posed Of, the Ctvii-rights bill was taken up and
discussed in ten minute speeches until u IL y.
m. . at which time Mr. Butler Of Massachusetts
called therreyi0us question. Mr.. Shanks Dem.
read the - equal rights plank ~ the Democratic
Platform for l-12, and moved that II be made
the preamble to the bill- Great laughterl MIR.
Butler accepted the amendment, and AZ II 40 he
70 close the debate on the bill. The galleries
and every available space were denrely ruwdet
Al this time and a large crowd gathered around
the doors who unable % gain admission.
In the course Of his speech Mr.. Butler took coca
sion to return the attack which be received on the
previous iav IRON the gentleman from Kentucky
MIR. Brown. by sending u the Clerks desk 10
be read communication to the Louisville Courier
In 1851. in which he BROWN admits having de
clared At public meeting that not one man nor
one dollar would Kentucky furnish a. Lincoln 10
aid him in his unhOly war against the south and
that il the Northern army should attempt to cross
the death; and that If one man were found in the
Commonwealth to volunteer 10 join IL. he ought
70 be, and would be, shot down before leaving
the State The House then proceeded 10
vote the bill and amendment. The
first vote wa= on kellcgg's amendment 10
strike out Of the House bill all in reference 70
schools and II was agreed TO by a large majority.
but without yeas and nays. The next vote was
on Mr. Cessna'- motion To substitute the Senate
bin for House bill. and Il was reiccte-yeas, ll;
NAYS. its. The next vote was on inserting a. "A
preamble o. the bal portion Of the Democratic
Platform ~ l>s2, winch had been moved by Mr..
>hanks- This was earricd-yeas, 2is; nays,
nays, lnl-as follows lea=-MeEsrs. Albert,
Albright. Ayerill, Barber, BaTrere. Bass, Be
gOlc, Beriy, Bradley. Bs-ffnton. Burty, Burch-
ard, Burieigh. Burrows, Butler Of Massachu-
sets. Cain. Cannon, Carpenter, Cason, Cessna,
Clark Of New Jersey. Clarke Of New York, Clay
ton, Clements. Cobb u Kansas, Coburn. Conger,
Corwin, Cotton. Crooke. Crounze. Curtis, Oar
rel. Dawes, Dobbin Donnell, DOMAIN, Duell,
Dunneil. Eames, Field. Fort. Foster, Garfield.
Gooch, Gunckle, Hagans, Hale Of Maine, Hale
u New York, Har1ner, Harris Of Massachusetts,
HathOrn, llawley Of Illinois, Hawley Of Con
-ecfieut, Hayes. HazletOn Of Wisconsin, Halle
ton Of New Jersey, Hendee, =. II. Iioar,
Hodges. Hooper, IlaSkins, Hought0n, Howe,
IIubbcli, Hunter, IIurIbut. Hyde. Hyncs. kas.
son, kelley, Kellogg, Lamport, Lansing, Law
renee. Lawson, Lewis. Longhridge, Lowe,
McDiIl OF Iowa NacDougall Mckee McNulta
Merriam, Monroe, Moore, Morey, Myers,
Negley, Niles, O'>eill, orr, orth, Packard,
Packer, Page, Parker OF Missouri, Parsons, Pei.
ham. Pendleton. Phillips, Pierce, Pike, Plat Of
Virginia. Poland, Pratt, R.1iney, Rapier, Rich
mOnd, T.. N. Roberts, Robinson OF Ohio. Ross,
Rusk, sawyer, sayler Of Indiana, >coheld,
York. Sessions, >hanks sheats, sheldon, shoe
maker. small smart. smith Of Pennsylvania,
smith of Louisiana. smith Of New York. smith
stevens of Massachusetts,. stowell. straw
bridge, sypher. Taylor, Thomas Of North Caro-
lima. Thompson, Todd. Townsend, lremain,
Tyner, Waldrpn. Wallace, Ward Of Illinois,
Warl Of New Jersey, White. Waiteley. Nili,er,
willard Of Vermont, Willard OF Michigan, VIII
liams Of Massachusetts,. Williams Of Indiana.
Williams of Michigan, Wilson ~ Iowa, Wilson
Of Indiana M0odworth-l6s. >ays-Messrs.
Adams, Archer. Arthur Ashe, Atkins, Ban
ming. Beck, Bell, Berry. Bland, Blount, Bower,
cf Tennessee, Caldwell, Caulfield, Chiitenden,
Clark II Missouri. Clymer, Comingu, Cook, Cox,
Criitenden. Grassland. Crutchheld. Davis, De
Witt Durham Edin Eldrelge, Finck ,tiildmgS,
Clover. Gunter. Hamilton. Hancock Harms Of
Georgia. Harris " Virginia, Harrison, Hatcher,
Hereford, Ierndon, Ilsman, Hunton, knapp,
Lamar, Lamison, Leach, Lohand, Lowndes,
Luttreil. Magee, Mclean, Miliken, Mills,
Morrison. Neal Nesmith. Niblack, O'Brien.
Parker ~ New Hampshire, Perry, Phelps, Pot
ter. Randall, Read, Robbins, W. X. Roberts,
Schumacher, Sener, sloan. SlO-s, smith Of Nir-
ginia, Spicr. >tanaril. Standford. stephens of
Georgia, stone, storm, swami, Thomas q Viz
Whitehead Whinhouse Whitthorne, Willie,
Wilson ~ MARYLAND, Wolfe, WOOD, Young Of
kenfurky. Young Of Georgia-lO0. Note.The
bill now goes a. tie senate a. an original House
bill. without any relation whatever 70 the Senate
bill already passed..
In the >enste. on the 9Th. the credentials Of
senator Randolph, Of New Jersey, were present
ed, read and filed Mr.. West Of Louisiana pre-
scented the memorial Of II. :. Pinclback, asking
action on his claim Tor admission % a seat in the
senate Referred 10 the Privileges AMI Elections
Committee. Clayton, from the Committee
ON Territories reported back the bill % organize
the Territory ~ Oklahoma, with recommendation
that It's further consideration bc postponed until
the second Monday Of December next. Soorlered.
-. Mr. Morton from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections reported hack the senate hill u
regulate the counting ~ votes for President AMI
Ntra. President and n roufurrpnf resolution