New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
xLI1ID CoNGREss-2D SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PRoCEtIDlN1e'
LOUISIANA AFFAIRs IN THE sENA1E-rHE -PkEsl-
DENTS MESSAGE DEDArED-THE HOUSE DE
CIISEs TO CONSIDER TUE REPORT EXCLUDING
pEIEGATK cANNoN-INDIAS CLAIM BILL FOR
M MORE TRAN $4.oe0e0O.
-.. d SENATE WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. 1875.
The Viee-President announced as members
=, ,be COMMITTEES Of Conference the part Of the
sansfa on the legislative, Judicial and Executive APP
ur,priation bill Messcs Morrill, rep, Mel, Sargent
Rep CALI and Davis Dem. W. Val
Mr. JOHNSTON Dem. val said he not In the
senate Yesterday when the bill referring the claim of
g. Cnstis lee 70 the Arlington IN Virginia to tho
Conrt Claims Jude anItey postponed he there,
tore moved TO reconsider the vote by which that OIL
was postponed and have II placed the calendar with
me adverse report Agreed to- Mr. Johnston gave no.
lice that he would ask Senate at eory day TO
snsS ni uAi aA DOas 10 S1OA'' 'O'-' '''-. ~
Mr. NORTON CRep, indy presented memorial Of
plaie glass in that state 10 the enecg
tat that important branch of interest,"
ought 10 be encouraged by such arm duties DO VII
enA bic American manufacturers 20 compete success
fully with foreign plate glass mantnactureIs. ne
erred the COmnAttee on finapce- ne aso presence
the bill 70 CHARGER Fortyhrst Parallel Railroad
COMPANY. auo bin 10 AID the Washington, Clncn-
Daii 81. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company. Laid
u Mr. BoGY foem MOL presented the memorial Of the
sk Louis OF Commerce In favor OF opening the
seutlwes. Pass Of the Mississippi and reDO1stgatlng
against the opening Of the South Pass thereof Referred
u the Committee on transportation.
senate 10 the bill amending the asa paragraph OF the
act in regard 70 fees OF clerks ana on MOTION
is amendment ana Committee OF Conference asked
for by the House was GRANTED.
The VICE PRESIDENT appointed az members OF the
COmm,t on tHe part OF the Senate M@ssrs Etmunds
d2egl, Web C"nSlilg tlssp n ~, ana Thurman (Dem,
Mr. HAMILTON Glib. Rep, TEX presented memo
rial OF Tie Osage Indians against the organization OF
Territorial iorm OF Tor me lnGla lerrl1oy
Mr.. sAIsG ENT rep, cali presented the memorial OF
e,iizens of CALIFORNIA praying the Government TO
2 Telegraph
Northern Pacific telegraph lines 70 the lighthouses anu
hfesaving stations he coHS VI California ana MAKE
al Appropriation therefor. Rlerred 10 the Committee
Mr. FERRY Gep.. Conn.) from the Committee on
Patents reported adversely petition Of James A.
whiting 0f tue York s1eety of Practical Engineers
against the passage OF the Senate oiil pro-
vidng Tor he regulation aud Of patents to in
veniors, aud tho C0nmittee was discharged Hom us
Mr. Cameron (Rep.. PENN. from the Committee on
Forti-n RciGtOns rev a Iv3t'ol' On tnt Joant re
utious authorizing TIE Pres dent TO appoint commits
SiOuer International Penifentiary Congress
Rome uext year and asked its immediate consdera
Nj SARGENT (Rsp.. CALI objected, and it was placed
M HITCHCOCK Rep Neb) introduced bill au-
thorzing the Nebraska City Bridge Company 70 con,
strnet pontocn railway bridge aeross tne m
RIVER al Nebraska City. Referred TO me ConlIVee VI
Commerce. ,.,.os .
hills Tor ne purchase OF the bidding and M
Of the Washington Market Company. Referred To the
Commute on sle JUDICIARY. 800,
MI. LOGAN tTrp. Iil from the Committee on Mill
ary Affairs, reported 1avoraby on the House Owl 90 re-
Mr. ANTEONY rep, r t. submitted resolution in
srlct Committee Printing TO inquire intO the
exUeneuGy OF eugrOssug the bhs In PRINT on Tn cir
transfer House Of Congress 10 another AgIeeu
THE LOUISIANA PROBLEM.
MI DAVIS Dem, ", Va) presented joint resolutions
OF the LEGISLATURE u that State, protesting against
Federal Interference in the civ affairs OF Louisiana
nnd asked permission 10 submit remarks thereon
He said he would not occupy more than five minutes
or lro Arkl OIip
sired 70 cai Tor reference OF tne mesass % 'io
President OF yesterday regard 10 Arkansas aHdlrs.
Mr.. BAYABD Dem. Dell said that INT motion "ouIa
me VICEPREsI Id En- decided that the Senator from
Weat Vr-Iula ,.dr. Dayis) entitled 10 the door
The resolutions OF West Virginia Legislature were
then read ~ tine Clerks desk ,
Mr. DAVIS sald he believed the sentiments expressed
IN approved by three-iouIns u the people
OF West V-lnIa well the people OF the country az
large Hs argued that the Louisiana Legislature had
been lawfully Orsanlzed on the an OF January wneh
the military interference took place: ana thAt sacn
interference was by tue authority OF the President as
General Williams, had IN tne name Oh Ihe fIos"en
approved tie acts Of Dureu, kellogg ana otLe's; Ae
than Tor those who had sought and accepted ONCE ar
inc hands tho communities OF the souIh 10 De- tr
dnrug ld leying she people they ask uIntd 10 repre-
sent 10 conclusion he declar that he approved tAe
resolutions asked that they be placed GU the record
TIE PRESIDENTS AdEssAGE.
Mr. CLAYTON (lep, ArAl moved That the message o
The Presidon, Oh Arkansas taken and referred 20
the Committee on Privileges and Elecnons
Dir. BAYAitD (Dcuh, OoAJ salu yesVIuaN az VioOA
WAS made t. prut the and accompanying docn
Inpnts which had not yet been compiled with. True
tne ues u was here but tie accompanying documents
mad mot vet beer printed. He had been informed mat
n was ms intention Senate TO adjourn to-day a
the eurtOp OF tse morning session as marx % re-
suect to tne ate Senator Buckingham OF Connecticut
Wlosc funeral took place To-Day. He therefore, hopcu
the notion 20 refer would not he considered now as II
would head TO and uleEe were but nYe minutes
OF Inc morning hour lei. - =, 1000, .
Mr. CLAYTON said davs ago he presented
peInoriaI frOn the Hon. james Brooks OF ATkanss 70
the fec, tnaG he had uulawinly Kept ouG Oh DIS
Office vi Governor aud thu6 memorial was fteTfeu 20
fnr Cnrnuiftee ~ Privileges and ElecuOns de (hr
Presideut Tor the Information receiNcd yesIeIvAy
after preseuting memorial and seemed 10 h'L
should 70 10 tie same COMMIT
lee ms the memorial OF Mr.. Brooks.
MIR. THURMAN Q)en. OhlOl said ordinarily htte was
trouble aDUut referring a message uul MS WIS an
cond be demonstrated the fact that this esSage
should go ~ tbe COiumittee tue Judiciary he ula
moi want 10 consume time arguing the matter, Du ne
s .rre tnat the could not be referred WVut
e,,fe as N WAS the must extraordinary ana ast0uhu-
Irr "a lI the messages tie asked that the uInnlshed
bIisiues,-tlle Steamboat Oill-Oe taken up.
Tbc VIC e PRESIDENT announced that Jhe morning
hour haa expired, laid be1nro the Senate the slea-
soat Ill IL being the unfinished DusEess from )ester
Gay. -, -, "a. =, %
.tie1u, s.uto Buckil Cham, book place to-day, ana
A. marx Of respect mrnOry OF the deceased ne
moved thai the Senate adjourn. - -. 49,
rnis motion agreed TO- and at l;O5 O'CLOCK p H.
int senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.