, 1875-03-19
Another Nice Laid Plan 10 Secure
the Louisiana Senatorsllip.
4 Republican-Conservativo Eing in
the Interest Of Kellogg.
Republican Caucuses to Consider the
FreIinghuysen Resolution.
A Committee Appointed to Draft
q Substitute.

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WAsnlsaroH, u. C.. March 18.-Iho Hawaiian
trcnty, MI amondod. was to-day ratified by tho
seuate By vary much moro than tile nectaaary
two-thirla. Tho amendments will, Of cousso,
require ratification by tho sandwicl, Irland
uovornmous before tho treaty cau be doauitey
promulgated.
VOTE ON TIE HAWAIIAN TREATY
Tho following WAS the negative voto on tho
ratification Of tho Hawaiian treaty, and all Of
tleso Senators 1abored vory llnrd TO defoat IL:
atcCrecry, wilyte Witlers, Democrats; Booth, In
depoudent; Morrill, Vt.>. Hamilton tfe1.}, Sherman
1:t,nun.'e Terry tatcl.} Howe. 'ouersson. and Al
THAT MEXICAN EXCURSION.
It Is aBcertained that tho real purpose OF The
excursion Of SoDatorB 70 MoxIco tn railroad
Bctomo from Toxas to Mexico. Toui Scott is
expected to be OF tho pnrty, aud can say quiot
word for next winter.
CONFIRMED.
Henry II. Cooper, formerly Of Chicago, for
tho Inst ten years resident ii Little I:oca, was
to-day nomnRtad anl1 confirmed Collector OF In
formal Revonue for the Little Rock District.
PROMINENT NOMINATIONS.
Zach Chandler, unllkc Natl Carpenter, laR not
cehAed to hayo influence IN Michigan politics.
llo to-day succeeded tu securing thu nomination
Of one Of biz supporters, Henry Il. Brown, to hs
United States Judge for tho Eastern District Of
Michigan.
The Change In tho nominnsiou Of Judge Love
from tAe otnee OF tho Co1nmisaioneralllp Of PEN
aionB 10 that uf Chief J,lstlcc Of tho suprcme
Court OF Utah. vco Mexican, removed was tnade
nt loves request. lie haa FROM tho first de-
sired judicial appointment, aud his nomination
to tho Pcnsiou Bltcau WAS a surprise. Parker
had ilrat made application for tue district Judge
alip Of tho Western DISTRICT Of Arkansas, to
which lie waa to-day nominated, but ho had hrst
mated for thu sanlo position, was defeated III
the Seunte. parkor now iaB Life position, His
friends cay tfat ho 10 regarded as MI ablo lawyer
III his own state, and tlat Lis loclsous spo,,
reconstruction law will be IN accordance with
the oatab1aAel urllcr Of thugs.
IT. the Il tss1c'attsi j,Fea-.]
CIVIL SERVICE l1ESDLuTioS. .
WASHINGTON D. O., Sfarel1 18~-Mr. boutwell, call
Cd up tho resolution submitted by lin, ycslorlay,
authorizing special committee to examine tho
several brancllos OF tho Civil Sorvice With ylcw
to the reorganization Of tho several departments
thereof. to sit during the reccas, and to sonl for
parsons and papors.
SIR. Stevens raiae1 point of order TINT 1t
waY y mattcr looking to Legislation. aud out Of
prlor.
hxEcur1yE sEszsox.
Pending tile dipcussiou, the Senate Went into
executive fCaaiOn.
At 4:3o tho doors wero reopenod, aud Mr.
Thurman submitted Tie following:
:. Resolucd, Il.at at uoon on Saturday, tho 2oth,
tho scnato will adjourn sine die.
Laid oyer.
Alr. Jones submitted resolution continuing
tho Committee to Audit md Coutrol tho Con-
tingons Expenses of ths Seuato, and authorizing
tho Connlittoo to nit during the recess
Laid over.
TIE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Tho aonate wna occupied over four hours In
executive session This Attornoon on the Hawaiian
reciprocity treaty. Sonator Sherman WAS tho
tllBt. sroakor, xnl oppoHod tho ratification
OH financial grounds, arguing that tho loss
Of cuukona soyenuo involved thorein, would
mora thAn couutcrbatAnco tho political considurR-
tiouB a4lynuoed tu itH favor.
Senator booth also spoke In opposition to tho
tFeaty. lie contcntlcd thai 1t would not cllospon
tho prico Of Augnr, as only aomo 15,Uul,U00
pounds aro now annually imported from tho
Sandwich 1alands. but would ca,ise cousltlera.
blo 1osa to the revenue, q loss that would grow
larger from year to year. with the increase Ii,
protection for planters. Ho ulso u-gued that
tue ratification Of tie treaty vuuit h1icc: Cali
fofnlS b1EaE-rehners lnturlonBly by admitting
high grades " brown sugar to compotc WITH
tho reilned article. iIo also beloved that the
rati'1cation Of tho treaty would load to dlnlcul-
ties aud complications with foreign Goyern-
mcuta.
senator Boutwell, noxs took tho floor, and
becrctary Of tho Treasury Ao thoroughly oxanl.
iued tho subject, aud found that theio could
not 'bo a loss to tho revenue Of moro
than $500, ,ooO by it's ratification; hut
g1ogato value would bc admitted froo In tic
hawaiian ports, aud, leaidos. the Hawaians, ex-
porting their products To tic United H,atcs,
wonsd tako thotr paymoats IN goods inatoad OF
sepators FTo!,ngbuysen and Dosy Also sup-
ported tle treaty.
Senator Jonos advocated tho ratification ia q
short but oarnoHt upoocli, Bottiug forth both tho
commercial and political beuodts oircrod 10 tho
United ssatea by this treaty.
Senator Sargent clnard tin dnh.tn tn a,,,,v.1