The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-10


..a,rsd man Who marched to the polls sn'
~c4ed the Democratic ticket, and coloret
Dsnocratic clubs were organized al over IN
GaafA If there had been bribery and intimi
dalton in Georgia why did mot tho Senate
(Morton) show it?
statements Of Toombs, and he knew he wa
one of the most popular Democrats in Geor
He fMorton) did not intend to insult tn
Hanator f(}ordop) when he spoke Of the mag
nenimity OF the Republican party. Hs spok.
imply Of the truth Of history. He then reae
tom the speech of the Senator (Gordon) 81
Atlanta where he referred to him (Morton) II
connection with the Pinchback case. Southern
Investigations, etc, and said the people OF tn:
South had to meet the world. the nesn ano
the Senetor from Indiana. Laughter. Inc
Senator (Gordon) carefully excluded tne
devil because the people down there nad nc
quarrel with the devil lhenewed iaug1tet.
The devil had done more to establish the
marty there than any one else, and it would
never 20 down until he deserted it, which
would not be very soon.
m. Withers, Of Virginia, said he stood here
the peer Of any Senator, and to defend the
State of Virginia. That State was 40 much
nart Of this Union now and entitled to just
q much protection as il she had never
seceded.
Nvas not the Democratic party, as party,
Vhich precipitated the war on the country.
That war was the result OF teachings whicn
Vsre sectional He referred to the statements
IN regard to the magnanimity OF the kepun,
lean party, and said that benefit conferred
ceased to be o benefit when the penenciafy
~ being troubled with 1t.
=. Qo~ntr~u ~. he RnnnbIiCan 6lQ0 Oo6lI0O
Southern Senators to respect them as gente-
mon thew would talk less about the magma
nimity Of the Republican party. As to the
case of Gen. Floyd, in 1860, that officer had
slvavs contebded that he had the right to
distribute to the Southern States their quota
81 arma He did distribute to them such
quota and nothing more.
THE HOUSE.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs has been
Instructed TO enquire whether the case OF +.
70. Condor, comes within the statutes for pro.
teotion of naturalized citizens
The bill authorizing the sender OF any third
49, mail lmatter to write ON the outside OF
~ wrapper his address and name, and the
number Of articles contained. Passed.
The bill regulating the removal Of cases
nom the State TO the Federal courts passed.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Hawaiian treaty.
The Judiciary Committee we're instructed
20 inquire thoroughly into Vie allegation that
Congressman Hayes had been paid $3OOO Tor
Q naval cadetship.
The following resolution, offered by MI.
Lewis, of Alabama, was agreed to by the
House to. day.
Whereas, Charles Hays, member OF this
House, did on the 4th day Of March, 1875,
nominate one Guy Roosevelt Beardslee for
nppointmsot q cadet Of the United States
Military Academy, from the Fourth Con-
erassional District of the State OF Alabama,
ard It is reported that said Hays did falsely
certify to the Secretary Of War that the said
Bsardslee had been an actual bona fide resi-
dent Of the said District for over two years
previous TO the nomination aforesaid; and,
whereas, 1t il extensively reported that the
mother Of said Beardslee paid to said Hays
the sum Of 5000 to obtain said examination
for her son; and whereas, it is justly due to
uaid Hays that . thorough investigation
should be had in order to ascertain the truth
Is s fit; e cid reports: therefore. be IL
Resolved, That the matters aforesaid be re-
1eRred to the Committee of the Judiciary,
with authority to investigate the same and to
ssad for persons and papers.
House adjourned.