The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-13

being o public one, the Government
bad at least all the rights which any
belligerent power he's when prosecut-
ing such war. The war was itse ia
| suspension of commercial intercourse
between tue opposing sections, and if
the traffic was to be permitted at all, it
would necessarily be upon such oondi-
tions as the Government chose to pre-
scribe. The war power implies all this
without specific mention in the Con-
stitution. Affirmed. Mr.. Justice
Bradley delivered the opinion.
HAsELToN, PENN. January 12.-The
disagreement Gusts 20. 600 miners along
the Lehigh Valley and Central Rail-
| road.
HARRISBURG. January 12.-After
spirited debate, resolutions were
parallelled usurpations," Sc. In the
proceedings reour the words "sympa-
thy" and emphatic protestntion. A
committee of seven was appointed to
give expression to the sympathy of the
Legislature for tbs people OF Louisi-
ana.
NEW YORK. January IL "A fire in
James w. Shaw's crookery store. on
Duane street, is raging. The loss will
be heavy.
NEW YORK. January "A Herald
special from London says Don Carlos
has issued g proclamation, dated head
quarters Vera. January 6. in which he
declares, as head OF tho Spanish
Bourbons, that he contempla with
profound sorrow the attitude of his
cousin Alfonso. whose inexperience
has led him to consent TO being the in
strument of some persons who ex.
pelled him and his mother. Notwith-
standing, be makes no pr 1test. The
dignity OF himself and army is the
only protest he can offer. He AYERS
he will remain faithful to his holy mis-
sion. aud keep his flag unstained.
A Mr.. Weigand, wife aud child,
while crossing the railroad truck at
Beverly, N. j., on the 9th, was struck
by train. killing the wife, child and
horae instantly. Mr.. Weigand has
since had an arm amputsted, and Was
otherwise injured.
DALTON, MASS January 2.-Bris-
till & Ootting's paper mill is burned; !;
loss 100000.
ALBANY. N. Y, January 12.-Gov.
Tilden has sent special message to
the Legislature. calling attention to
the Louisiana affair, and Senator Lord
offered concurrent resolutiona, con-
demuiug all persons responsible for
the interference with the Legislature.
Tue resolutions were laid on the table,
on motion of Mr.. WoOdin, who said it
would be wise to await the report of
the Louisiana investigating co1mit-
tee.
Boston, January IA petition for
the use OF Faneuil asll, for Louisi-
ana indignation meeting, is headed by
Charles Francis Adams. Among the
signers are Mayor Cobb. Henry Lee.
Wm. Gray, Francis Parkman, VIM.
Perkins, j Freeman Clark, Alexander
Buck, Theodore Lyman and Martin
Bremmer.
BROOKLYN. January 12.-Mrs. TiJton
was in Court to day. There was the
usual crowd. The opening speeches
continued path etically sensational, but
nothing new.
WASHINGTON. January 12-The
Houee, after come hllibustering, de-
teated action on the Civil Rights Bill.
Nothing interesting South.
10 OcuaIo uhu u y bu6 k6SOlQLlOQ OF
Sohnrz, instruct;ng the Judiciary Com.
mittee to inquire what legislation by
Congress is necessary to secure to the
people of Louisiana their rights OF self
government under the Constitution,
and report with the least possible delay
by bill or otherwise. Howe, OF Wis
consin, criticised Sohurz's speech OF
yesterday, and denied that the army OF
the United States had removed from
the Louisiana Legislature any mem
bers of that body. He defended the
course Of Gen. Sheridan. and said he
was not in command OF New Orleans
when the events of Monday. Junnary
4. took place. Referring to the speech
Of Gordon, he said the Republican
party did not hate auy portion OF this
country; oil the laws made for the
South were also made for the North.
The Republican party had poured out
the treasure OF the oountry as freely to
open the channels Of Southern ports as
it had to open the channels OF North.
ern ones. He thought murder was too
common in the South. and was re-
garded there with much less abhor-
rence than in other portions of the
country. Murder and other species OF
violence had been employed in the
South for political purposes. He spoke
of the Red River troubles in Louisiana,
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