New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

friends RI rs ont On tie other side Of the chsmbss
South to lot the nesro for himself ee would no Longer
believe this charge Of hostility wa ~ ev,aencs , o
Demccratc vote TO him treedomi aots Democrats CT h
20 allow him to ride on nas, YEAR se n
this hall when the senate undertook 70 legisate on
subject Of na9ss Sa,sT ssw tSs lss RspSSosn psrJ
TOO. He remembered how he had hsssned s.,t.,
70 the aarS%0sMfy my Bssara1 aStil he had eome
t the coucluson that something good couid coue Su.
St % DsIs Sssro Should have every chance TO help himself
neither the Democratic party Dor the parry
~ hs 20 e speec Of Mr. Bsyard Of week
and SAID At did injustice to Gen. SHERIDAN, usuce ~
Wsai npse Ind Gen sheridan commtted he had sug
gested for most EXTRAORDINARY state oi ssn the
Senator from Delaware instead OF hespins condemna-
ton upon the head OF Sheridan, should nave spens
1e whch "a sheridan denounced. he iMr Howe ard not
think that should oe very harsh IN
tbs, All cit,xens Of EewOrieans were banditt and as
to disposition that city 20 override ,
to by Sheridan. Congress could see ior "sei 'n"' ~
was 10. ~ -,, .,..,.h
Mr.. BAYARD Dem Del) read sherdans dispascn .I,eat
In reference 10 bandttt ana said II was an
of Tie whole community OF New Orleans fersohaD
he had scarcely an acquaintance via Gen ,n,
il seemed to him Mr. Bsysrd) aimest incredpie tna,
senator go advanced In years .a sna sS ss To fault
with nin for stating mat tas So1enSs ss ~ sa snaor
outside Of tbls Chamber would fnd only one sentiment
in regard to that dispatch DID Nc MOI ssS ns a se
had no more right " Issue than he mad the night 70
ISSUE bull in the name OF the Popei
Mr. HOWE said Gen. Sheridan did NOT ask the fresi,
dent 20 issue suca procia auation; he only suggested
that such proclamation should De Issued. Gen. SnsIi
dan stood there tre, tue NE saanessd remedy
which the law would not warrant. he snr. aoWeJ ulu
not regard 'n. as aI s solder When any one
would show him that Sheridan lad perpetraVeu
arS mepdat,ons Which would tend to inhumanily,
when he asked for power 10 be vlstet upon upon
any but the guilty, then ne idr. Howe wouio uni'e
with the Senator from Delaware ana would not make
single criticism in anything that the senator ent sat
de then reviewed the circumstances which TOOK place Ia
New-Oreans on the 4h iDs and denied that there was
any legal organization OF the Legislature NY the DeV
crate Did the Senator from Delaware tMr Bayafdl De-
ieye thar there was in this Chamber especl-
ally on the Republican side who wout c2nsens 70 LUG
that the Republican party wanted TO substitute des
pOusm Tor a constitutional government L.. .,.. .h
Mr. BAYARD said he could scarcely beiieve tnat tne
Senator asked that question seriously. He did beeve
that Republican party had trampied upon the Con
hdd seen effort effort ~ break II down. III DO De
ieved, lie believed ia his existence that the party
MI. HOWE denied that the Republican party wanted
any despotism, ana said the Senator says we nave
and fortunately neither his opinion nor mine controls
the country III legislator should be taken out OF tne
a representative, though no Inember OF the Legsia
in NewOrieans taken out. In 1854 quite oe
ploy Boston Il was not called there by the Gov
ernor OF MASSACHUSETTS,, but was sent there oy
the Federal Government 10 take one negro
out Of BOstoD Ia 1853, Virginia invaded By force
OF Is white nlea and nVe negroes, under inc
Command OF Johu Brown. Virginia did not call upon
Inc Federal Government interfere, but marched her
troops there 10 repel t5as inyason Inc Nalonai
Government, however, volunteered lis services nme,
daIey. These things showed that the army was uheu
when Democrats had control IL had been said nere
that people preparing TO overthrow tnat Party
which has conducted the Governments from 1851 down
present day. 1t might come he was not lnsen-
slbe ~ II, hut he couli not consent TO turn Dack,
adDOnIsAed by the Senator from Missouri
tMr SchurZ yesterday. he was not constituted
the crawfsn order. There might be storms ahead
and it might be prudent for those not fuzzy insured to
go ashore; but he going to complete the voyage
ana, II tle snip went down before the voyage was
completed, he would 80 down villa 1t, and II II should
De raised again II must be- for tAe great under
writer would attend 10 tAa there would Oe found at
the masthead her dag upon w.Icn mgnt be read ihat
all men, whatever their race or color might De- nad
equa nights the pursuit Of life liberty and happiness
Mr. LOGAN (Rep. LIZ obtained the hOOr, put yielded
FERRY lkep., MlchJ for motion for an execu-
tive session, winch was agreed 10.
The VlCE-PRESIDENT laid before the Senate COM
port United States Attorney Tor the Western Dis
tiou ast IL ordered 10 DC printed aud le
Oh the table.
The senate them O'Clock proceeded TO the con-
sideratiOu Of business, and at O'Clock the
doors were reopened and VA Senate adjourned.