New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22

buth on hll dozen tuS sD'iS wa
Mr.. sAUL5BUgY said 1t had been talked around all
msI ,ry hai twice rcf,i5ad % adjourn when his col
league Or. Bayar) yielded for sucn notion lt GER
ainb looked rs II u Was the inLcnOh OF tHo Ii"J'AJ
to make 10 question Of physical endurance A.,
M. RANDOLPH said MS sole ject ~ inahIne anv
motion fOr that the Senators on Dis sue VI
the Chamber might nave an opportunity or eonieronsy
IT, m we'd thar the be until O'Clock D. M Wllsn
was agreed TO- ANA tue Senate at $50 p % TOOK recess
Upon rei-sembling at 6 o'clock, Mr. BAYARD re-
which EAve taksn lee, IN LOUISIANA during tb pS2s
two years. ana 615 again yielded 10 M. COofEIs
(Dsn T,nn). vino moved that the senate aiIoufa' he
teted-feas, 81 Nays. %.
MT BAfARD. rrsInilg referred 10 the course OF sir
Kellogg as Governor OF louisiana and said IL was that
aie ana SPURIOUS Governor tnaL Tue esnate was nv
c1hed upon To approve aud continue III power over le
people OF tna Sac. Hs next spoke OF tie troubles e1
rIlepeeu throughout the colntIy on account % .u1
PANE pcpr currency, &c. aud sIid all these were not
a mucn cause OF trouble 10 the UeOpe OF the North 40
the Drsgary which Lhe recOHsrnct0l pOlcy Oh l.e w.
publican parry mad brOught upol the people oil tue
customers the Norm He next referred MONT
nation Of Horace Greeley Presi lency, and said
WINE people or the South. From the surrender
OF tue Southern army until the tlne OF his death
tne paramount object OF hr Greeeys NE was ~ ,rng
us NcDintr men together 10 peace and fflrndhlp
10 reul.e MS cOIntrynan nc severed the DOlIs Oh 20
Huca attlcnmenr. Tie sesd whcn he sowef did not
de- 1ut Onrsned to-day IN the hearts VI the snuncrn
pcOue He Oh. Blyard) believed Horace Greeley WAS
eeBeiactor 10 BIS country aud oar own sn1 rntuE gene
EtlOns "o1'd rise up and call hil be'-cd lie or.
Biyaro) fcITcn, from what he had Be II and wDaC ne
hai hedrd that there was feehuS growing Ia tblt
country IN the nls VI those WHO nave had control "
IL for some time, the OF their party Is OF
more consequence thaa ai form OF government uhd"r
nii0I VIZ I'VE nat else CO ne thlHA Wuen ne 81"
thlS Force nii-lot the product or single mlnd-l0t
the pf.durt OF shle comsutec-)lt OF J0lS oaneds
o 'nc "1 HOUSES VI congress tue result OF Whch vas
10 put tho people In SONS States III chalns linen
propos tions perfectly fatal to our form OF government
Then came TIE wuuls tone OK the Admins Liton
towards me political adventures whJ have rJbDat me
5outG L was tlls class OF people who eOunseed the
Executive Icy were inbOtl HJIses Of COugress, e1-
etcislns stroug way with tho minority aud er iOr-
tines W. -ou%h TO Dc uphri by titt lhllriy IN Iho
communities where tncy nd seen ht TO take up their
ABODE Toe peopIe Of L)ii,i .na had lived der mil
controlled toy thc President of the UnleI otLet. He
t1lr BAyaFo) most earnestly wafned his eonutry!nen
.'Ialnt 'naV change IN the IjthI OF GovefLH IL "AlyI
these measures Indicated anu Threatened II tue people
Of TINS connry were Wise taey would &c qck TO cneeK
TIC lulLdtf progress OF tllS OFJVtra.IcdG la Lhc
direction wArcn II nai taken IN LpIi'i1lI.
GENERAL DEBATE.
Mr. MAXEY CDe1., TcxAs) argued that the Senate had
no Jurisdiction 10 act upon tns resolution nov, as 1t
loo6cd Iersi,ion II every M.s.ags OF tao Presi-
dent ierring this Louisiana aftir, C11-roIs had
been called upIn act. tie S senate. When com
mlttee down ny tho her House OF Congress
10 investigate dEArs there ia reco1m@ atIoh ws Tor
Congress 4c,, Lot 5onL-e Ia al tue deb ate on
.he sujc he mai heard tnIt tao senate Of tAe
Uhi'tU aidtts hdJ any "a over ths iesc''l III
tcctcd deienHed the Constitution In louisiana no
mary for me j,nlt. to say .'W done glol
au! fi"fa serv4n ." Bar n u wrOng forfno Pres
icut {, n,r:er tlen me cn.,s u this d-ion
W make Legal tAIt Snicn was Illegal at tac
1pic. IL. II Ky, before conciL iinI, a. o'clock,
yielded q IL. NJ JJlalI Tn j. fJr nJtJh 10 adiJLru
Mr. SHERMAN tR.p, OIi.) ilq uret /, tne senator
CcDuu.t 'cuII udiI. any u ~ gn'n vote cOuId Do
laAen Il &c 81. %" III ,ull agree % aJiJarn Iow.
lir McoOS ID = p..ed a. c1aI 1 n9t. 49,,
tIr EATON ID VI, 1Ou1J sad wIlc Senators on hi.
side OF CA..n1er uad act arrived at an cnncln'on
az the could be taA he wOuli say
caDdidy that Ia Vi, judgment II Gne S5Iate would al
8uru AZ Igasnibc Guur Ills evening Vo.e Wuuid he
reached just sJoA AZ II lac sessiOn should be cou
Mr. SIBERIAN said 10 was a matter o. vital IMPORTANCE
tl ScD.tc would jJIrn. They had made cHga genens,
.ui waucsd 10 ~ 10 tncIr II oAe senators on
le y in.crl.,s SIDE wullI So WIon they woaiI close
b.. H. md MIN that Gu- s1ay next mIgns 10
iix Il uuJn OK tie III IL adj .drIiueut.
ar. BAIAlD al re ha NO II that anything brt
,ie n.~4. al Dd ord iy dspOe IoI Of this resolution
.,01lt be- attempted ~ srns-arJ side Of TIE
chamber l.. the resolution Was brought IN tls
iuflul the .5..l ours IL D'1h JiieI ahi an order
u-ae 10 Lyel printed ana ly oyef' a. u.n a. re mad
would Gdve been BRIT AID MT Oi"iury 10 any exteat
H. reason 81 t0.k him 81 OH- US GA accom- u tue
(5crLarl cat s0h - ~ tio nu>hc-r Oi 5'it"fs "'hE
81 Nitat iuuJctan C"uli tnrir "n,I,'' oc 81 note
.Ip0i tla ,-l IL snoali nc ir's - ne minority
l-agc sag thaV tie IAory uad not aous ID that pIF-
Az. HNTGONY CRap., r. ~ ra,d Senator's both
SHE, 4 tlmncr nad made ehS sen'n :, ana IL
sr.i 80 b.l.s "a esiJI - clos l. :; ~ IS not 10
ne TX ri 10 ,ako the voe, n Jory desired 70 nav"
uach ne occupied tJ-II-i ~ peg - Speee"e'
iia .e to-utsat v0I.d no. re -.IIe JI "a JtltF
Sir. ACDJSAl.O a. KID Ii ], va n'odl i0r the ma
ifiy 20 force uinO.ItY ~ cuAiIAc deO46o iii
,,,l, n .tf on -lf.irliy night.
Mr. ANIHUNY replied It was. after matter rad
hrra 80 tArro4s.v "a bttr1 ta5. IL was not unusual
q vii mduisn and some lines III daJ Dr'aA' III Tie
NJ. DAVIS On. W Va snld II any adjournment
slurlI rs a.r.cd 20 nov, there wa nlTdy 4 pr1h'-
outy TAI Tic Ge3ato tc RESOLUTION wod'd e1Ieud
MT WHYTE tDem.. Md offered resolution author
lziu- me 'aI cut pro taors 20 daci.c the oSi"to
a jlurncd siae ne 90" thursday nexi 40 noon.
IAUr.A.s SJtlO c1ct)-.stJ, iuuCI
lr. tONALiN,I care" Tor the ,'-H.ar orner. -, NJ,
Donalf to adjourn, and 1t was r,i,coed-Y5as, 70;
Nr. ANTHOYY said the majority proposed to give all
thu Ae discussion 20 tins Il rsldr, ana II the ma
tors that sic would TX tae tine Tor tdAiIG Tie NOse
tEeg might adjourn Wien they p.raied
Mr.. NAXLY resumed his argument, and referred n
the action ~1A,e in p0-tpIning tne rcsohJ r
he admission o. ~ PA, hJacK. lie cDnt1nded that
mere gs no nc ion made postpone That re 0uIOn
TIL 'hLt IL wOud % deet,i II a direct Vote
suOud b. taken. The rcsoI in no" before Tue senate
was 4 twin brotnsr the P.BcGbAck resolution, and
should DC postponed with It,
M. DAVIS (Drm., W. Va NOV d TO amend the SUB.
staue ny strIAns Nord approve" and stated
it his intention insert the wori disal prove II
amendment " strike out Should ., aGrcei TO- 50
tuat the resolution saOad disapr"ve or the action OF
the Pres lent IN protecting tie government IN Lou
l.iaua. OF which w. T. khOgg Is tue Executive, etc.
rejected. Yeas, l6; NLys.23
SPEECH OF SENATOR HERMAN.
Mr. KEENAN, Dcm.. n " raid II mad not been his
Intention to take any part in As deb to- and II he had
so desired owing action on his lungs from the
COLI he would have preferred not 10 have spoken TO-
night, but n other Senator was prepared he would
ask ndu geuce Of the senate speak, aud ne wOGd
DO without being Influenced By auy Partisan feeling.
IL not wise Senate TO pass resolution or
character. II resolution proposed by tnoss
representing approving or an act or
tho Executive Department OF tue Government. " was
nor Mas wise Tor tits DJdy o lndulse III resolutions Of
approba non or disapprobatiOn. Ii was too nuen like
the ac: OF a POLITICAL convention, and was dangerous
nrecedent he MIR .rnau) had a correc; idea OF
Government IL was one OF cIecks and balances. II t
should become the practice in times Of high party
etemeni that those OF one party another special
session OF the Senate could depart from the legitimate
business for which such session Was called,
and indulge In expressions of approval disapprovd
he feared that senate would too OFTEN De bwayed
by party feelings and prejudces II should he remen-
bered body represented the States u vas ms
body believed Ia be conservative beyond all others
Where In the practical working VI tins Governen. was
adenr In IN f.nnd fnrf Aauae lecnmlnR mere