New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
this chamber ladies and gentlemen who had right to


Mr. THURMAN Dem. ohto) sa,d he desired TO second
the sug gesOn his friend fro IN Kentucky Here were
hundreds of American csaDs IN the raercs cOhuuc,-
ing Yourselves with property while Others IN inc gai
He think IN Senators to heap upon these
people epithets 10 the least extremely severe AZ
would do charge portion or tho people inter
esed in these debates with treason ana being traitors
Those WHO acpauded dd very wrong ana no one ce
has held a seat IN this BODY, mat, "hen certain hu
S MSS S w TSS ady6eaed the Bill chrcrcd All
these things wrong. The spectators were mere 10
listen NOT 10 applaud LIT the Scrgeaut-a-Arms station
cnogn men IN the gallery to SEE The on nders are,
and II that failed he would vote for clearing Oh inc
Mr. BAYARD O,m. DELI condemned any applause.
ard sald he rules Of tue Senate must he resl,ceI.
Mr. THURMAN submitted, as substitute Tor MT SIT
gent, mo ION an order that 5creauti-Arns be di
rccted to place III the gallery sum cut pnee iOlc 70
person who may disturb tho proceeungs ny
marks OF appreciation or Misrepresentation auu repot'
Mr.. SARGENT SAID he had strong hope mat aft ua
the severe condemnation which the applause had re-
cevd FROM Senator's Oh DO II SIDES OF the cuanpe. ~
substitute of the Senator from ONO Mr Ihurman but
gave that II tbe applause should oe renewed he
would renew ms original motion to GEAR the sdeles,
Mr. TIPTON said be heartily cOucurled III the snbstl-
tute submitted BY the gentleman from ono tir ih9i
mani and he had hesitancy III saving lhdC u 'ne
Srgpaut-t Arms couli preserve order TIE senate
the army OF The United states when u cOulu can I'D
III preserye 4, tL3nghter
The CHAIR Dur rerlJ, ;:5p Mch) said he desired to
verify the remarks of the Senator from NewfMk Nlr
Corkinc ms 10 the acton of the present occupant OF
Inc char When the applause was fist gwen the Sen
ator from MARYLAND M. Htmou) was speaking, but
the Chair took notice OF IT, deemlng IL wise MOI 10
notice It, as action In suppresslng IT then might nave
construed against political opponent WIS
not until INC applaise was gwen 20 tle oe"tTr lio,n
Illinois (Mr. Logan that the admonion was %lven 10
TIL galleries. - ,,,. -.
Mr.. BAYARD Dem, Del) said the Chair might have
proudly arrested applause whcnit was rst gwen 10
the gentlemen from Maryland. and he (dr F-rA) WOuIu
have ducd Senator on the DchOcIdlIc
side OF the chamber The Democrats would not for a
moment suspect hm OF wrong or injustice as ihey iau
every evidence of ms fairness, and would sdud Dy l
The substitute OF Mr.. Thurman was tacn adOplcd'
Mr. HAMILTON, iesumiDg. SpOAC or tue recent events
In Louisiana, aud said they were all part or tho con
sprtcy 10 keep Kellogg office. He next read rom INC
dlspatt a. H. SaCrdIn reference t. declaring Ger
tam yer Ddu0itt and have tnem tIed Ny military
COMMISSION. He commented on TINS dlspltch ana sara
ne hODed military commission was lhlnE OF TIC past
IL was one OF those things which would forever fehiln
come 10 this that the President OF the
United States could issue his orders 10
Orgauize state Legislature, and Gen. SHERIDAN
carry tncm out Could nothing no done u aFltsg s
military power Was the Senate 10 SIT here ana Atar
military officer advise the President to declare set OF
men bandItu1 If that sentiment should Do permitted
thar same President cOuld match that same GeneTa 10
the Senate and House Of representatives, ana clear all
the Senators and inOeIs Oat az tat pnt OF o nay
OnP He denied people we're assassination I'D new
OIeans kellogg had LOt been aSshesihd''u |"IeS hiu
not and Willy should Gen. Sheridan be AFRAID. Ia CON
cluslon he urged that peace be gwen 10 Louisiana by
allowing the people If that state 20 rule over ther own
affairs aud once there would DO peace throughout
the land. ,,,,. -
Mr Sargent for a motion Tor an Executive ses-ol'
shich was agreed TO- aud at O'clock Tho senate pro
ccCded TO the consideration OF Executive business
After few minutes the doors were rcOpcned, ana TIE
Senate ADJ lrued ill Tomorrow.