The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-19
House Of Representatives

Reports from the Committee ON Terri
tories were made and referred to the Committee
Of the whole as follows:
The bili organiz NJ the Territory OF Oklahoma
The bill conforming the boundaries of Oregon
t. those defined ia the Constitution " that
state. The blll for the purchase Of laN library
In ID Il lta
Tns TIL proyidn: for the election Of Govern
or secretary, Ire ,surer, Auditor, ana sperm
tcndcnt OF schools IN the several territ lriAs. lt
provides that these officers snail be elected by
the people Of the Territories, and tnat such
election shall be held on the Tue day after the
first Monday In November. II also provides
thaf the Prssident may at any time for Gauss re-
move the Governor or Secret ~ ot any Terri
tory, Out the cause thereof nus be communi-
c.tcd t. the senate. lie - also .uthuril d 10
afHulut s e c-,og 20 sGch Nmtcr Tor the uhcN-
pred term
Nj Jouc. Dean, XIV, Oh irmln Of the G nm.
ml.,,s lu Ii AFRO d. ma Ciual- reported q uil
cler., ring thl Sioux CIV, BLACK lluls aud Pat
ca Rair 81 c M nv. II went over without
! aciton 'u the XIII alton OF the mo mug hour.
Ar. KELLEY k-p.. Pa introduced bill ior the
coinage Of tie 81 ndard doi,r lw igni 4ls1
81 ms. prov ;ed Tor IN the act Of lstn II jan
ualy. lsj' ana to make i a leg tender TOR all
leots, PAD H. and private. Referred 10 tue Com
mittcc on Coinage.
Nh Hancock Dcm, Texasl, from the Com
miitee Of " aYs ant Means, renOrtcd bill re-
ldi IT. The production u frIli brandy. aud -
punish frauds iu cunncctio IN with the same. Os-
dcred printed. aud tec1multted.
On motion 4 Mr.. rainfall OF PENNSYLVANIA
the Senate concurrent resolution making the
special committees Of the Two houses on the
coohe question i joint committee was concurred
fhe House then. at 9 O'Clock. went into Com
init OF the Whpie ir. Monroe Of Olip IN tho
CHI arl on tho oil 10 protest the Texas frontier.
lhe pending question was On the amendment
offered Il > .turda, by Mr. Sm Ills Of South
ta-o.na uu come ton with the hamburs troI-
bc-l tudt No troops snail bJ Withdrawn from
Mir. Small, aiv,catel his amendment. AMI re-
a. b
had b en- chcred FOR Dad political PURPOSES. lfit
was that Ecutlrmau's custom 10 nring int tie
IA use matters Tor ID poitic Il pirpns -, a. VA
nos 50 Win MN th'. Sn lls) ~ atfced ~
mat gcntiem % /" ine state 81 s'di tAr"-
Ina vas rotten 20 TIE core, an u wa, Tor inst
reason he ned the troops & rem IN tnere ia
order 20 Ton n inst rJtteuuess. He iflt he
or, SIN No. hNd given tue name Of "a writer ~
the ,tcr Wuice ne had read last >,iuraay lie
would Mt give ten cents fNr ia q m as ile
Gen. Buler, Who ws 'nccrue IA To, msiter
would AT once or. ME- anJther oaud OF IA ~
kluA ana hdut him down.
PHOSPHATE STATE
Mi. Cox replied . Mt. smalis, and quoted
from h,oS "rutcn hy Mr.. Pike, l1tc 4nn-,eF
/ south Carulut Under = Nero Government"
and IN wnicn member. Of the Lesi.lttlre are
| chafdcte ized as hi-hwavmen, professional
| legislative robbers. ulck.ock- 81 who, uldvr tue
| m~' rob Door and n ALIKE; he spoke Of the
| uesi In robbery nd rIs tlity."
Mr.. smaiis asked Mr. Cox whether he had got
BOOB If tue history OF tie city Of New York.
| laughter Oh the kepubhctn -iie.l
Nj. t1x Replied that he belonged to that poT-
| tion If the Dsuocr4tic party winch lad driven
7 out the rascai5 from New York, aud asked WHY
| thew had nut done the sane In South Clrohni.
| "A p!lase on the pemoerAtc slde.l
Mr.. Townsend Rep., y. " aiiuitted. ironi-
caly, that the city Vi New York was " A lanl %
| par delight, where saints lmmo dwell"
| debt VI sOuth Car lima and II I Re city of New
| York. giving the former as 55O0l, with debt
| OF sIO,VVhuOo. and the latt 90 gi!.0N. with
de6t OF slli,ODLOO0. lie spoAe Vi william NJ
| Tweed As The rul OF Now York city Tor moro
than twelve Years and sdd th1t during that
! tune. when fanminy h All was In is power ana
| gllry under Tweed, the gentleman from OhiO
| COX brought hi- HIDE cnret bas into the city
| u new YORK, set 1t down ~ Iammans Han
aud lpoNed up smllingly for ths apron III IN #
NItam ". Tweed. Laughter on the Repuoh.
| lammanY htll-kieh nd Is. Connolly. Peter H.
| Sweeny, A. j. Gary ', lngersDll, Fields. Harry
| Gcnel. &c. aud spoke OF various sums " ich
I eacn had iolen; md referring 20 the escape IT
| Tweed. he said the Governor had not Vet lund
| time 40 investigate tue oltrtg' Of ietiin. him
Mr.. Cox rephed to Mr.. Townsend and re-
minded hlu tIat u WAS ause OF GOV. iilden's
eminent services IN driving out Tweed that he
vas now tue D-mDeIdtic chdldt lie Tor the
PreS IeucY. Oae f,ct, however, could not he
20. round, it was too saEgy 10 bum and too
tough TO spit, and TIA / was that whereas la
New York the authorities, Democratic and n
publ an allie, wl.h GOV. llden at their h al,
punish their rascas, south Carolina ana Federal
rascals stlll went uncOnvicteI m the courts.
IwEED's HACKERS.
Twee ID was rascal but he had the aid Of a
lispuolc,D Legislatdro. As To his (fir *
taking his carp . from ONO, he had ALWAYS
| maiDtaine4 tue right OF lucOmOtion. ami he n d
the right t. 70 back to Now York in sIght of his
gr ndtttner's ola Congressional district. lie
did not care where a man was torn, So long as
he was gOpl and jIst. The saw our mad been
born IN Isethleuc N, aud they Worshipped INN,
al hOugh lie was foreigner in tnlt Respect
They Gid MT, however, neces sary worship the
little African felienes that came from Congo,
and IN L were his Colleagues (Air. lownssn4's)
only devotion. l.augnt@r.l
Mr.. Garfield Otep., Onu) alluded TO Mr. Cox
I l.44.r tftYt n.staNt ai iaat
complinented MIR. Ha, fridge Of GeOrIi d fOi his
manful aud honorable speech on saturday last
lie wished to know whether the Hamburg e se
was sporadic case "l murder or asyInptomatle
case inlicAting general feeling that vi ,ck men
shall not toe all WED all the rights and privileges
Of AmtTlC N Citlz MS.
Nj. Lamar Of Mississippi spoke of the II lm-
bnrG atf ar As disgrace nj ana terrible. bat lie
MED that It's circlmst lnce@ were legitimate
tulic IN the House in debate There were one
OF Two facts that CLEANED out wnlcn we're inlls-
pui anle. one OF these was that "A BODY Of white
men mad put TO de tn, without authority OF lt",
number al cOiured cltiAeus Whll' prisoners
n trlsoners in tue legal sense. iuusmucn
these Wniie men mad 10 uGht 10 deprive
tucm OF their perro lal liberty Ito wished to
say ~ his place that no excuse or pilliAuon
could possibly he found Tor that outrage Id
barharistn. Appla use on the ltrpuulicdn side
| oil the.lIoAseJ The state had Il laNless class,
~ the North had. with this difference, that IN
the south they famed out m different locnltle+
aud were confined 10 short periods Of time,
ami the state authorities d"ned In
those Southern Stat9s where disorders
| occurred there were governments 81
| peculiar character and tvpe. lhey were called
Republican, but II was a spurious Republican,
| ISM, which mad no sympathy with the purposes
! ana feelings OF the great nati lna Republican
| party. IL was these state Governments which had
encouraged these Disorders and these murders
| by their inefficiency, their inablty, and their
| cowardice. In reply to Mr.. Gunel's inquiry rs
| To whether the Hamburg case was sporadic or
| symptoma'ic he declared That there WINS not
| community Ia the South which had not been
tu.illed with horror at such occurrences lie
deemed IL wonder that society, under the RUE