Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-06

pass the bill IN the absence of the ono n d.
uirents He had eeen upst,,e 90 cstslr s0v
paper showing the operations 81 the army
S S ,ne PAST year, aud he was entitled q
Mr.. Wheeler conceded the gen le,nan's r, -
u have these documents b"fnr,a voting on me
hili. Bui a. the gentleman had Votrt 90 60
INTO toinmitiec at the Whole. he Mr.. W.
supposed he knew al about the hill. and wss
preiartd Ia vote on g.
Mr.. Beck tinterruptincN aid ne had voted
10 go INTO COMMITTEES OF the Whole beceuss
he either had 60 DO that ~ let the civil rlga,t.
Oil come up. He gave notice that he Cor ons
would hllibUSicr ttl tho am ~ March bsssvV
he would permit the last mentioned bilI 10
PASS. ~
Mr.. Wheeler said ne was ,i,,,,, N sts
when interrupted. that he had sScrTt.iaNf
that the documents referred Ia haa ,,,,s 80.
placed I'm the hands OF all the memhafS "a.
thought That In all fairness they should have
thcin heioisH voting. and ne woald ths%y~a,,.
move that the committee riSa
Tue motion was agreed to. aud the commit
tee rose.
CIVIL RIGHTS AGAIN
Mr.. Builcr Mass irnm,Siiat.,,y r,oex>s
H. molten "a go IN business on the ~pesk e.
table ior th, prilss>c &C taking up tho csva
rights bid. The opposition immcli.tQg
commenced Ia flilnSts'r hy u9Slins ,itl.t,~-
motions. Motions % adjourn. O. a,iiaurp h.,
das certain. - take nscs->>e> e. din>snf
times. we've rapidly pilNi zap. uppn ni o.
which the .cas and nays wrTss ordered
Tending The roll call an one of these mo
lions the following bills we've intralucNi bv
a.
bN Mr. f.awr'ncr lphio. Making sspao-
priatioO Ia lav thc awaits made hs III s,sn
mi>>ipntT> uf claims
lr Mr. fags lCall--To amend the hon,--
stead act 90 MAY. l>'1.
Fly Mr. Mcnoug.,lI y. N'.-To reduce aaa
ny ih. - department oi the army
ulhuSitiluE was then resumed ana auNr
hall dozen votes bad b,.rn taken Mr. Rat
TT Mass al O'Clock said IA hat \ rrops-
>t'"il @" make. which was that Tuesday nest
ls H>>ig''St To- tnr consideration OF Ia, taIl
Tie would then take up the S,.lat. him s.d.
move ~" hiii uriortrt from the IudiciaI,
'ominiit"' ~ substitute. IL would Also
r'fmlt - ulilcl debate ~ fhr minority might
desire To- have and would a >pIrft,ff arneos-
m'niS. u any other rDur-r wa> pursued ~,
senate mn would >till rlnain osa TIE table ~
hlork SAT other business.
NEW trk1L we.
AifrT long debate.
Mr.. Cox y. y ~aii hi, side 81 the House
were ready tp 20 on with ana legitimate huSi-
nn>S They dId NOT propose to take up this
abstract puc>i ton of social equality while
other and more Important interests dpnand-d
attention. They could not consent 20 take mp
ms sort oi business while hayonrt> wrS's
ilTotiiug >uVcrcigD state. II YOU 40 not
want new civil war YOU must draw on your
haN rlictN from Louisiana ani other states
N"ic'> ON the republican sidc.--Let your
civil Mar come"
Mr. Cox, continuing Saidha would not helm
lir Judiciary Committee To- transact an.
other business whatever ~ longas They lsflef
To report uIon the condition of Affairs In
Louisiana.
MI huttri MASS >hlt he was A. enNious
- any gentleman pn tae fppT - Ca' 81 Lou
i~i"na- Laughter bur the house had sent
committee Ia invest gat" afiaiis there aud
The Judiciary Committee would not take ap
ih' subject until that select committee re
ported. lie did not know what the canditio,
81 affairs was iu Louisiana. nor could hs
Know untll the committee report "A. because
IL placed Ho reliance an the wing tiSpatches
sent noI;h by thc Associated Press Mh-u
that committee reported he would do an 10
hl> power To give peace To- Louisiana. He
han given her peace once. and hc would DO a.
again. Nj. Butler saw mouse of IilibuStpTius
further ton ght lie would Therefore move
10 ADJOURN, and come mp fresh 10 the CONFLICT
tomorrow. Adjourned