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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
PhelDs. the Republican ON the Sub.
Committee that Visited Louisiana and

Phelps. the Republican on the Sub.
Committee that viaited Louisiana and
sported on the condition of things
there, isa large owner OF stock In the
New York Ztsbuxs. He 10 further, .
sorehead, who was thrown overboard
a& the late election, and not re-nomi.
natsd By HE party. This committee
IVES easily captured by tho White
Lssguera, and the lofty manner in
which the Tribune extols the report,
shows that this bnsinsss was intrustcd
70 very poor hands. Tho whole COM
nittse are now In New Orleans, or at
least 4. good part OF them, and our tel.
sSFaph rspofts show that tho strong-
sst Testimony has been ELECTED, show.
ing'eS@1aesSths have BEEN committed
there ontthe part Of the White Leag-
srs. Ex.0ovsrnor Wells testimony
shows clearly reign Of terror and
bloodshsd existing there before the
recent election.
How any honest man with the news
before hlm Of such admitted facts a
the Cooshatta and vioksburg mass-
acrss and the Penn revolution, can
doubt the existence Of intimidation
and general and indiscrimiuate mur.
dsri1that 6tate, We arc totally at q
loss q conf lecture.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

1t is very trite old saying that
nobody darcs openly to combat, tho
many practically oppose the folio wing
doctrine viz: that the stability of our
government rests mainly upon the uni
versal education of our people. Will,
the Republican party, this has alway.
been both in profession and practice,
q cherished theory. Not so, how
ever. with Democracy. AS a recen,
proof Of this, Democracy in Congress
has lately struck at the Bureau Of
Education, established some seven
years since, in aid of the policy OF
universal education. The immediate
cause which more than anything else
brought about the ablishment Of this
bureau, was the enfranchisement OF
the blscks OF the South from the bond
age and darkness Of alavery. II the
education of our people 10 not of sufl.
cient importance to call for tho exist
ence of such bureau, wo would be
glad to know what interest of the
country is of sufficient Importance to
demand such an expenditure. True
y u. that tho Democracy of the South
snow the cleaEest evidence that the,
arc opposed. in . largo measure, at
least, 70 the education of the blacke,
and in the North the Same evidence
appears with our home Democracy
This Educational Bureau is, therefore
an object of hatred. The cause o,
this opposition ia the same, howeve,
evssively that opposition may be pu,
by Democratic Congressman, which
led . democratic legislature Of Texas
to abolish free schools.
wafn ~ IA nl~avlr, anNu~a Ah.A A. .
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

CONGRESSIONAL.
'rsoeeain0s - 43A Csngress


= = =
Mr. Pease spoke OF the hwlessness
sbrougncut the South, and brought forward
reports aad personal knowisdse Of the mat
=, = couobosaeon o. bis statements. he
Aaao tne Plpnaer1ng otthe south at the door
O. ne Dcmocfass, VINO nad zone more 70
pssstyxs southern Industries than anything
en9' esss asppcoed. he contrastsd With
thu tho seaon q the Republican party.
He, sailed on Thurman, as the leader OF the
Denocsauc party, 70 say TO the Democrats
49, oots0& - % eS0Ppe0.
NJ IdsFnea said b bad, n speech in
1871, dsptsieted violence " the South, bat
he did not she1 nor -dldhs now, consider
the 4pRooa0s 0AeH realone,bie tor such
ouesaecs: Tia nessp.pe1 did mot give enx
- g - - - sseessy IN ne 6osth ana
ne Ssasss sessa sefa 20 Judgment faon
Ia ssa epa.QQUsE- .p e. q
- HAsEiao11 sifpm the CommAeee %
Necaons Pspseoeed report on the 1re'
PoAd CoaSesoetooat atnendmeot, coucstn-
Eng s.e sssceaoa q ffssadsnt, in favor o. the
1a..aissy sysesm .s
+ -. on,so, o. Msw iork. presented .
minoslty a tePosr uraseed printed;
l .o so.. " "A''
esss smSoameos % ene Constitution. max.
rs snA ffs,deassst term angie term q
NJ yeeSs 1r. osser remarked that II
wonld not ai,set the next PRESIDENTIAL term
Ins previous question was moved ana
seeoeoea eno sne mana Question ofooseo'
~. Hesf thought u was strange that the
~ seouis % psssed Without d'ssuasion.-
as Woulc aos e,a - oePnving me peoP.s
o. tne nens % e'ec. any man, snoogn tne
| ieopie o'o nos % soooeot' oe'eso IN sne
| sona sesn.s ~ Z. ". q.
~. Aaseoo aaae.eed mas y Was sesi'
/ go 9eeanoo HaIn ~ pepoaf governmsnse
wnesnsf ioeusanenty ehSoid apply to aay
~ - - - @ omes. and Ae PrcPceed
:. easoaa - III u shas R@pect salosiAe
sn4esNey- e1ef ax ysara. s.ea.aF -
4ne Aaasndmeos va allowed 20 be o1se'
i - ASFr
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

We have heard good deal of late
of the numerous and fearful rAids of
bands of assassins in the strong old
Democratic State of Missouri. We
still hear of theso raiders every few
days, bat not Of their arrest and punish.
ment. That we may sce how natu.
rally such truck fiourishes in this Pro.
Slavery rebel Democratic portion OF
the country. read the following from
, the Lexington (Mo.) Caucasian:
.Amaricans! Countrymeni The sovereign State
- 6ttR ead snIk, but royal even In her ghastli-
neAs. her mAngled and outraged form stares with
stony eyes 70 the bleak, mid-winter heavens that
ssat her no relief $50
- a vile, janisary-suaried PsshswlIc rears its
hA1eeal Asad, whore she, the proud the beautiful,
tha benincent sat enthroned amid paradisean
.7s .sIs has enabled ths ape.armed barn burner Of
the viEnis Valley % plant the booted and spnr1ed
baSaaric despotism ON the nccks Of ave hun.
ogsd eheusand 0tsslnen,s o sons. s5
4 stoou8 Of glorious rebel siresi Arisei And in
uasD thunder, that shall shake the very
gDnnaatton stoneS OF the White II use head he'll
sllass dsa. and tcppls down she gig.ntic dome
swear by al the memories OF the Republic; swear
G ~ TIE ColAtitudon; swear by Him who doeth all
t6ang. wall; BY everything noble, and sacred, and
01Y IN American stoyy, that Federal nsMypaki0n,
psssSlAelsf 0xflesssy aa6 insolesee and barbarian
ahesl6svsstrep Stafe ssswter skau ssk.'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

The Independents Of Indiana are
sick. Since the election Of Judge Nc.
Donald to the United States Senate by
{ theis Democrat allies in the reform
business, the leaders Of the Indepen-
r dents have issued an address to their
/ friends. in which they say:
''Yon 10 cast your ballots that In the STATE
wasrpiaced in Democratic hands in October last.
end now. within four months OF that time you have
oeep bAsely betrayed, and the financial pledges
seaven 4ou BY that party have been rcpudlated. 81
Hf ttey IN the power OF that party your rights
naxo eeen ignored it pledges 70 you broken, and
control OF your -earest interests have been BY 1t
franafened 70 the kseping Of the same money mo-
aopoly that have 60 long opposed you and labored
Their stupidity, or something worse,
. has brought about its natural fruits.
The Independents Of Indiana are in
. fix, similar to tho Anti -Monops of
Iowa. who, having been squeezed by
Democracy f0ntil the latter tnoughs ali
the juice was extracted that could be
obtained, now politely ask Anti-Mo-
nops to step into the Democratic
party.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Per contra the CAronicle says, yester
day. ar cnkke edysr, that Senator Harlan
never vot 4 cent that ehe fought Il
from the outset TO tho conclnsidn
voted aoaiust Is on Oh occ casiona. ana
that any iasia uations t0 the effect tkst
he ever reccivod. 3 cent directly or IL.
directly Arr fhA lbaldest sort of lfee,
An the circumstances ars in favor lof
Mr. Harlanis sfruthfuloess in ~
matter. Moreover his sunsuppor1aa
etstementa ara rood a&ainst irNi6.
who was oneaged here h = bnsini6i
which ouaht net alone to. .discsedI hie
testimony. bat tolhsye ~ him n -
uenitentisry, Is Daring his eight3on
years Of honorable sefv3se IN tho Cd
ate. Harlan went. raRulaeSy to chnid6
every Sunday. tandg never invited ID
Bohemians and miscelIans ~ ~
beets Of Newspaper Row 10 rest ihllf
heals under hie fables, ard in tAh ~
spect he showed himself 10 be Waht'
ing in the first and fundameatal uela.
ples of statcsmanship. This AGO.
for the ahuse of himselATRh4eh ~
becn perelsteut here 10 Dsmocr1tic
iournals for wears, end which has -
cssioually bsokea out Ameng the edlt-
ore, that GeA Almighty fcr sonae e.
scrutiole PusP9s % conkfOi
many counsIz. ~ Y
Mnitelsw 4s.u ~ - nere ~
o.ne, sy.nss asy.nr .ls 80 .Ha. .u'o ~.
Malen Ssy H1Das H a '9 ~ y ~
Pss.su.e. - ,oaS sss.S.ny ~ Gnay
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
WAsHINaroN, Jan Ex-senator Car
penter is still absent.

& WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Pacific
Mail Investigation will be resumed
Tomorrow.
The Sergesnt-st-Arms pronouuces
the rumor that Wm. S. King Is in
Washington, unfoanded.
The Republican Senators had q can.
Gus to-day and discussed the admission
of Pinchback bat reached no copclu-
sion.
It is believed Morton will report in
behalf OF . majority Of the COMMITTEES
on elections In favor of Pinchback.
Hamilton and Salisbury will present
their views to the contrary.
The Democrats are joyful over tho
election Of Andrew johnson in Ten
nessee. Some Republicans are salts
iled since he defeated an ex-Confed-
crate General. The prediction is that
he will make lively member OF the
Senate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

ST.. PAUL. Ian. 90 The vete for
Senator TODAY in joint convention
-iood Ramsey Al; Lochren 55; Davis
%; Pillsbury l2 This the snfalIe>t
vote by eight that Ramsey has tecciv-
cd In 8 full Legislature. The contest
is considered on all hands - more
mn6dlo6 thap.aYaH. -. -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

=
Where is it? The Liberal Republi-
cans and the stragglers generally aid
ed Democracy in carrying New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, New York, Penn
sylvania, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, &C.,
&c.
So far ex-re5el General F. NJ. Cock
rell, because he was soldier Of the
ConfederacY succeeds Carl Schurz
(LiberaD in the o. 8. Senate. In Ne "
York, Reuben E. Fenton (LiberaD 10
succeeded by Francis Herman an old
bunker Democrat and tho especial ad-
vocate of Catholic doctrines upon the
subject of Free Schools. Connecticut
sends Eaton to the Senate to displace
the gallant Federal General Bucking.
ham. The same Eaton who boasting
~ and trsitoriously proclaimed in his
native State that Union soldiers march,
ing to the relief Of Washington in 81
should be prevented from so doing
and in braggadocia said that in going
they should first pass over his dead
body. The same Eaton who has been
. bunker from that day to this, and
has the merit If nothing else, of moi
playing the hypocrite like most of his
party North. In Indiana, Judge Nc
Donald takes tue place Of Pratt, Re-
publican. Mcdonald is the counter
part almost to Eaton. In Pennsylva-
MIA, Wallace, another old simon pure
bunker goes to the Senate from tha,
State. Hence our question "The Lib.
eral fodder, where is it2" Now with
this array of additions to the Senate
under the Liberal Democratic polioy
we may expect, we suppose, to soon
see the dawning of q luminous era of
reform.
Taken together with a like (oaly
more so) result in the changes in the
House through the efforts of the Lib
erals and other stragglers from the
hepnbiican party, our quasi Demo.
cratic Liberals await Hith anxious,
pleasing expectation, the sitting Of our
next Congress, when the era of pure
patriotism, of economy and reform is
to set in as tho result of their combina-
ton with Democracy. True, the Lib
erals are not participators as Senators,
but then these newly elected gems Of
loyalty and reform from the Demo.
cratic party are, and of course all will
be lovely. Still -doubticss tho eaestf.s.,,
win rccur to the friends of Schurz, OF
Eenton and others that they don't just
see where the Liberal fodder comes in.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
The Cook County Bank.

CHIcAao, Jan. 2S-A Washington
special says the Comptrollcr. having
received areport from Bank Exam
liner Spink, in regard 10 the condition
OF the Cook Comfy National Rank,
has appointed A. III. Burley receiver
of tnRt bank.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

i have ppw several large shops. JAM na.'
nsvsrj Joined me, ts having retired from the
tuff ADD become 3 gentleman farmer. i
On insETiad. md LaSe large family Ny
ellest boy y about 70 marry Miss Grete,
Grote hsyingr become very good friends with
me; aud, what d better, very rich. Hut.
coed fsieuds % we are, Ihave never thought
TitawUta my whils 70 inform him Of his
slight nletakas! Semi! eI.t I'd ,se.s a@.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
r E Il NJ E:
l.SO PER YEAR In ADVANCE.
800 ArrHn rxpinArIoN or SIX MONTHS
The Iowa Fog Horns are to blow
at Des Moincs on the 22d of February.

The election of Gen. Ambrose E.
Burnside to the u. s. Senate from
Rhode Island, secures to that little
State, and to the country at large, An
able, practical legislator, and true
patriot. Little Rhody with Anthony
and Burnside in the Senate, does her.
herself honor and shows proper re-
gard for the best interests OF the coun-
try, III
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
WASHINGTON.

w ARLINGTON, Jan. 20. -S608tOf E0s
mund's bill TO regulate the counting OF
votes for President, provides for the
appointment by the Senate Of four
Senators, and by the House five mem.
bers as q committee on elections, who
shall individually take an oath TO per-
form their duties according to the pro-
visions of the bill. The Senate and
House shall meet daily from the last
Monday In January, three TO ten days
prior to which the committee must Be
appointed, and daily thereafter, till
their duties are performed. They
shall open the certificates OF elsctionS,
and deliver them to the committee,
who shall make . written report on
the same IL objection IL made 20 any
vote. The two Houses shalt consider
the question seperately. IL they CON.
cur the report Of tho committee stand,
and the persons be declared elected,
subject to any legal contest. : ., S
The Secretly Of the Treasury has no
titled tho Attorney General that the
Central Branch Of the Union Pacific,
Sioux City & Pacific Union Paciht
Kansas Pacific, and Central Pacific
Railway Companies have failed to
comply with the demands made By the
Treasury Department for. nve per cenl
on their net earnings, altar duo notice
to them. Accordingly the Attorney
General has commenced preperaaona
for bringing suit against them.
WAAHrNaroS, sS Tho dead d-lock In
the House can really be broken on
Monday by mere majority, as the
Speaker stated to-day. Under the call
OF States On Monday for bill for refer.
enee, resolutions TO amend the rules
may be presented aud referred, the
Committee on Rules may report and
dilatory motions would not be enter.
tanned. II Itrequires . simple majority
vote to change rule or establish /
new Que. "A to the character OF the
new rule the Republicans have had
much discussion to-day Il was dc.
cided that the substitute for Mr.
Cessna rule Of Monday last may b<
made, II 90 modified that tho Repub.
licans who voted against his rnle may
vote for new one. This rule IL fol
all future, until repealed. Il providcl
that when any question 10 pending be
fore tho House there shall be but two
diiatory motions entertained, one 4
adjourn and one fixing the time 4
which It shall adjourn, but the pre-.
vious question is not 10 be seconded
ON the same day that the proposition
10 introduced or reported, unlsss b.
three.fourths majority. -,
Advantage may hoWevsr be taken o.
this rule 70 pass the civil rights bill
There 10 no satisfactcry explanation q
70 why this arrangement has not Il
ready been made, and this long con
test avoided. There 10 some appfe
hension that An extra session will b,
nec0ssary to conclude the lsrx'
amount Of public businsss thst u snt
j fering on account Of this nlibusterins
Few II any members howsvsf desifl
an extrs session, and 1.-THE right ~
siops arc devoted 70 businooo ther
may be NO necessity, OF Il,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

y -8s- .ess4- - y sWASHlNGTONs uA0s -.
At e:20 the Roll call still continues
with no probability OF any compromise.
There were 100 voted at last call.
E The Chair stated in answer to question
from McCsary that 'twould not be In order
TO amend the rules and break the dead lock
until Monday morning.
McCrafy gave notice that he would sub
nit motion to suspend theru!ss on Mon
dsy. ygs tssa n Ell s#sefr9se ssn.fs
~ Randall made . point Of order that such
. notice could Lot b given now. Here
thefe we're loud calls for the regular order
and roll call was continued Thisindicates
The apolicy of Tia majority to be. 10 renew
1ns3t gNpoday, the motion which was
mads. and dafsatsd last Monday 70 amend
ths, ,sulss % q 70 piohibit, for the remaind.
q of this se.aion only, thsSpeAker from en-
tsrtaining dilatory motions whenever pub.
lie measure is before the House. Under the
operation Of such . rule the passage OF the
civil sights bill and other measures having
tho support Of Q majority Of ths members
would be plain sailing.
Mr. Conkling took the door. j.
The raIlePies were crowded with spectators.
Mr.. COakline said the time hAd cone wnen "
| lence cnly prolonged the wrsngle. He then re-
ferrcd 70 the Presidents message, which hoj said
| phould have ended the dincusSlde, BY ~ uianlk
= T,ass as 81 s sss -: /; q
With the Lonlsana qneeticn. shoaGh hsWas the
recognized loader Of the DenocTaSaS party. II Aad
as s',ss e e: S e fi 2 s e.
policy todo tbs tim ~ nA4ioo demandsA achsnse
u any kind. H Asarmed that Yarmouth. leader
q the opposttion made The election q iS5a
Ry, ard therelolc tie election In LouisiAAA wAa IN
oygnnised frand, Hls control Of the election ma.
ckdneEy wAs worth q, 900 votes. Coagteas, the
cOafsss ard the President decided axainst the
frauda Ths President was not responsible fos the
| dUiu9s IN New Orleans on the 9Th inst The ives
tdent oDly Aeara Of them, Ike any other citizen
NSsCusSlins sAsa stated shs Prssidants reasons
for seeding Sh6ridan to the south, which WAS tne
suffering thoFo, not the electt0nn. y % the army
4 been wiihdrawn frnn New Orleans. the Prcst0eh,
would have been openly In league WITH traitors aad
"a rsfefied 70 N whs.sy ri0es in PsnnayivaaiA,
NAlaA YaeainGEe1 Qaelled With y, ,090 Ien.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

s"To0 ,nu. { tske care you are moi :skes,,,, y
10 tssitiuhd. f'lsr II you wers caught pow.
things w9ad b very aAAwAsd,, Tell Jim
he n,t,st oOM,n down here at once be had
better walk down, for the train may be
wsaehAh II hscan get dossn. wifhGr be-
ing sssn III vii b. veil; butif nots fear
.ssy viii W y make i.A cas- Of son.piir..ss
ZION. How blsssly r ,.pentsa Hs,iSg cpnc
61ntet 70 0leavU my butchcrshofH for Af
lhtoQ considered, Che police syssstpIme
vpgse than the butcher. By keeping IN.
shfa strict pffSoner Ii my own houA.sT
ssald1svA IL dbusclAr, butn thssS We 10
ksAlty hpa NJ Ielce.w ,asSa1d ad, - -
bn. HitA a bfasing heart I crept nR,to my,
2yn shon aud knoeked gently at the door
sEh wSsopectd directly by Hm.o whom
P4 1leaM ~ duldedl mssnGk dfsa
|ngI n0gtha ~ - spcS aDtchi' : b ssid,
|.Hve Npaf change clotAss. diHctly r Yea
WI u " Akkf, fGs ! have made evefyoue
<ta K va5 yUa. 1sniks capf1as trSdes
|s1se oe11kg d'vsa ssae ySuf: :bas1sssi isP
|Mee1e4el0y sua04 difsa agaiga fus IssT'
koa 'Hn H ~ e!ad 70 heae its Jimi PM -
t4o1l = ~ g ee6cs.s tfaiIly;
lu1lbG f1aAy Dieky 6sa4 syct b hslf so
(saeyMtA Aasiol dean beaisvs he ~ half
NJ plrsk Ae engetsads n hAve.na, bae ).
4 ."l do j E1osc " was my rueful ansrer
|s6ut n sAe busiSess Ii simprovfne. shsll
(Ny u Itsup &ith tie 'annSyancc.s . a 20.
hi NT6t6u6l2; aDIcki And iSDv. gupd bysf
Iin.nseh ehlige9 p yoa for wMtysn hsys
XsS. yss hi saS~ ~. q am ;as she "a. "a.
ffnt <Snly 6odt y6u slS 20, but resp the
(1ul ups islt6 aot dsaesssbIs1 Wcrk, I caas
|,assueeyo4 =, Hal hal Aal nobody would
lSisys yow " yousysrs q swear II VA mel
FSo g6od bye, Snd tske care Of yousself?s =
- NtfK4 heasy laasI Jim went On his,
|asf; su1. h vi6h . lala heat. cspught nv,
lbed saora- s,,,a,v ,ny (. ..l,i,,,,c
Z iknpsevsry carly The next movnipg and
~ 1Ss sss sa esSsts utter: = . e .yS'd' r,
FAaedkssss.ats6as q asSy pssay CID esms
Asllpgjagt inta tha iAon, and, With nany, 8
H!ss sp!s ~. ~. a9RSr ,ppschased halfs
ES g - 8. t.ssa s.,4' 81 ..,...,.. -
|1kelsrsianiss = ssslaAnrds With ! rrst;n,
Ial4. .s1anea.s.a,u soa,r.r XII - :
lE yplisd. y : dreamy mannst.
- o., 6oD69tf ShS cfi6d, ut ID 10 good
PbNok ktwehAGmSaa IL. .Ga1Sss 9hS vsr
| -. sAehnand; raaA<rhu. IN ron kni1s.
~ von - ssms ~. - III 49,, 4 3
yoa ~ ssusS \ 25sI irsS nmnose * A {i.
|80fdh6S1 "a you Wi, not % de,nurS !,
soeacIea aAss ~ fsnrr ~ vssssrd.v d ,,rovs.
Miv - =
lF-sea y Mn .bt + s.th;. I. In, ~, v.v M.its,
I'M a. NSso M i;rnsinr > mv bnsin,.,. /. j,sr
lic. .f.,SoRSsl II ~ .s;esase rc.r monsh .na
leoald - hisms hin~n.v + vsotnr.d 70
t2olIoT his exsmnla and ,iid, 40 vilh me
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
CVNPIeft Tub new
TYPES AND PRESSEE

arms In september, and though often commanded
20 lay them down, bed not vet complied
!. ne arraigned Nr, Schurz for declaring that he
would speak with caimness and mpartiailty, and
then c0ndemning the President without stint and
He jus iaed the position taken by sheridan. AL
lnougn unfortunately his advice gould not legally
I MI Conkliur then arrued that II ras rho an
couragement which the Democrats Of che >outh
iecelved from those North that as the cause Of
ns snese SCI: ousrages; QUIT Northern Democrats must no
longer seek to deter them BY denounclng the laws
He next referred to the recent outbreak In the
the Governor for Federal troops from Omaha.
aa wnicn was instantly obeycd. This was parallel
Mr. Thurman wanted to know where was the
law 20 punish rev0lttng convicts.
. ~; Conk9ng said he was glad that even the con-
:pest sos sn.m Es5s Rs ssne
Sso.sas iCsv..d rs.eiu.ion ii regard e United
sham virtue here in regard to it.
Wlfeous concluding his afeumentsthe Senate
slEss'3@ HOUSE.
d IB 50. WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.
The, House adjourned at ten O'Clock and
TWENTY-FIVE minutes this morning, after
continuous session Of forty six hours and
twenty-ave minutes. There was no COM
Pf0Wse. The motionto adjourn was made
BY Ward, Of Illinois, who said Il was evil
dent that the extent Of human endurance
had been reached, and nolegislsfion could
bel had under the present rules. He was
unwilling to submit to the torture any long
er, and therefore moved to adjourn. The
vote was Is ayes against so nays. nineteen
Republicans voting in the affirmative. The
roll was called seventy-fve times during the
sitting. The House meets on Saturday af-