The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-07

|blsfhSIFf ouiloaguess = After Sthe, ,Ios4h
had, bssp, samiaistsredi 10 Mr.. John.
son, a handa0ma bouqnst wa handed
him By page, With whom it bad been
Loft BY como Of the frisnds OF the ex-
President Msssss. Booth, OF Cali
fOknis, and Sharon. OF. Nevada, not
having reached the oity, did not re-.
spond when their names were called.
After administering the oath Of Office,
Woe President Wilson shook hands
with each Senator. The new Seua-
tors. having oil been sworn and seated,
Anthony submitted an order that the
daily hour of meeting be IL O'Clock.
which WAS sgreed 70. Edmunds Sub.
mitted. . resolutiou providing for the
appointment OF . COMMITTEES OF two
Senators to wait upon the President
and Inform him that Q quorum hsd
assembled. aud that the Senate was
ready to receive any com On unicAtion
from him. The resolution was adopted,
and Messre. Edmands and Stevenson
wsre appointed. Morton, of Indiana,
submitted the following, which was
read sud laid over:
ResolDed by the Senate, That the
Government nov existing in Loui.
slams. aud represented by VIM. P.
Kellogg, Governor. is lawfully the Go.
vernment OF said State; that it is re-
publican ip. form, and that every
assistance necessary 70 snstain its
proper and lawful authority in the said
State should be given 5y the United
Estates when properly called for that
purpose. to the end that the laws may
be faithfully and promptly executed,
life aud property protected and de-
tended, and all violation Of ths Law.
State or nstiousl. DO brought to speedy
punishment. IL,
b Also. . tesolation thai P. B. Pinch.
back be adwitted as Sepstor from the
State Of Louisiana. for the term OF six
years, beginning on the ,4th OF March.
|d873. he asked that il be laid, on the
table. and gsye notice that he, would
call it up for consideration at ,sp early
day, perhaps Monday.
ElmdnGs, from the Com mitles to
wait upon the President, reported that
they had performed that duty, and
that the President had replied that he
wonld communicate with the Senate ou
Monday. The Senate then adjourned
till Monday. =, - ''''''
The Michigan delegation in Con
greeo called upon Senator Christianoy,
shls evening. and in . short address
she said he had been askade AZ to The
political position he would OCCUPY. Iu
reply, .hs said that he would not be
bouuds by caucus decisions against his
Judgment; that he wss in fAvur. of q
liberal and oouoiliatory policy toward
the, South, preferriug 10 pour sweet
oil npon the troubled waters tli.re. in.
staad OF kerosene. The Presidents
Louisiana policy he spoke .ot AS very
unfortunate. ,,, .u,.,,.. d..
New York Legislature, allowing Mrs.
Tilton to testify in tho Beeoher case.
The Very Rev. Joseph Conlau. for
twenty .fave years pastor of st. Patrick's
Church. Cleveland. Ohio. and former.
" Vicar General OF the Cleveland Dio-
cese. Is dead.
Two. members Of the Black Hills e1.
peditiou lhsve reached Fort Lara ME
on small sled drawn by an OK. They
were twA days without food. aud one
member OF the expedition died. They
report gold. but the W. ather WAS too
severe for prospeSting.i
RICHMOND. Va. ,Warph 6.-Mr. Gil.
man. OF Rioha6nd cftt, I'd. day.i Intro.
duced bill n tk4sH6nse Of Uelegates
to punish di6tHtk 81 nSSs a hotals.
theatres 16nd S6ther places Of amuse.
ment. - provides sthas persons Who
create Disturbances IN hotels By boiste-
rous denands for accommo odstion.
after the proprietor or his agent has
declined to ehtertaia them for wsnt of
room or other resonsbls specified
cause. shall be punished by fine or im-
prisonment. In the csse of theatres.
managers.Are'to have the right 70 is.
sue reserved seat tickets, stamped mot
transferable" aud when q party, not
the original purchaser, demands ad.
mittapce. the door.keeper can refuse
him; but the price OF the ticket must
DO refunded: and il he refuses to take
the money and thereby creates q dis
turbauoe. he is liable TO arrest and
fine In both cases-half of the fine
goes to the hotel.keeper or manager;
as the case may be. There are similar
provisions regarding steamboats, and
railroads. The bill is regarded as an
autidote to the OWL Rights Bill.
WARRINGTON, March 6.-Th9 Prcsi.
dent has prepared list of tie nine
new paymssters. which he will proba.
bly, send to the Senate on Monday.
The nominations are about equally d.
vided ibetvsen regular and volunteer
officers, though there 10 another state