New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
XLIVru CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.


MR.. BLAINE ATTACKS MR.. HILL HIMSELF FOR
cRurITY-uousE EULoGms ON Mr.. JOHNSON.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Jan. IL 1876.
In the Senate to-day a few petitions were
presented during tho morning hour, and Mr. MLRkl-
MON Dem. n. c. from the Committee on Iulos, then
reported adversely 70 tue resolution snonl.,to Oy A
NTH rule that bills may he intrO0u ca
without giving previous notice Ater snort
with epaDauOn b. Nj Morton tlat Lls 9oJtft S 9S
to le expense OF printing the formal nCGeS III ING
MT VlTIiERs Diem. Val presented the credentials OF
the Hon. john ". Johnston Elected Untod 9tacI IN
ator from tina Stale Tor SIX Years rom Marc" - 400"
Read and laid On tao table. , -. .ra aud
The following bills and resolutions were offered anu
BY Mr. MITCHELL (Rep., oregon-A biz to authorize
persons OF foreign eiith. wAo pave oeSiated ler S
mon o. becoming citizens o. the United St2e, - no req
stored as owner part owner OF American vessels
antbor1inE CAPT Temple ana Lieut. Commander Whiting
10 accept decoration ilen the hug Oh tAe L"""~"
BY Mr.. PADDOCK Csep Hebl--A bill 70 enable New,
Mexico 10 form Consultation sd state governments anu
Also, hi uior.ze ae paymen' Of pyirsInoney to
the captors Of tie steamboat Sew ira shu e'Is". b
by dr. B0GY dem, Mo.l-A blii 70 es1aoh'A ofahch
mint AZ al. Louis Mo. go, . . -, -, 49,,
construction Of bridge across The Mississippi at aeh-
PR Mr.. COCKREIi CDera. Mo)-A bill t. allow pen
sion OF So per month To soldiers who nav 4oet OsI an
arm aud leg, in lea Of "a. now ali0we'L ,,,.o ON
Mr.. ANTHONY tRep.. -. -, from the 'uhlIhtto or
Pr,ang reported faiolaly Tho resolution 70 PIN
500 copies the report OF tae Librarian 0i Couse'
s IR laid before tire Senate resolution Of the
Prole1 fxcaange az NewYof. ia iavor e the passage
Of Tie hi a. aTopliats u COCOON for Ire conipicyo1
Of the preparations lof t"e 'tch'6 ~ '10
'''O'- TrL6,HEs Urox ANnREw JOHNSON.
The nom ng hoar having expired Mr.. COoPEI1' IN
accordance vita the notice previously gNeh oy h''u an
potneed the oi his late colleague hr'te" JohA
san He glanced briefly TIC facts OF the dtl1 Oh al
Jobsoa end passing 10 the consideration o. hiS CHAR
aeter. he sad;
Few men have been prominent or commanded 10
great cNt,l.t tho altenoa o trV ~ -; '' III l,,r
was maj a by warm al Edsh. aud heIcc lsS",N
He oo0Fjtd controversy AID shftaN ho Hh,u az vh
test In TINS ana sus on nous 10 ",. ~,
among tnssc wAo cCneudcd for tLo ma ~ re W
,nt ,s,nt,"% in success Durns his tertss
OF seryias bo participated lii most o. 1he deb3'es
ConGFrsS 10 ala, eusa6ed pahlc spelkss before
tAe peopie IA AL The cans's,aes ~hich we-o 800 ta
Inc bee IN "A public Few speakers cAc"i-d HiD ~
depth oi convection or IN earucs nci or w cflce. re
exercised ~ sn eminent Oeef'e inc h"Sly 81 ~
the ale Of ms hear, aud retahl9s u VIZ, az
Tagging interest u the eui. MuyOi s ,lee'%s nav
TsJ them Ia a. iugre an adequate idea o. isir power
upon those sEO heard them bis SAFE fditts Nllo
10 eTeSl-,rS as a sfase.-uan 5lany pro
du6aons which have seidom If ever been cG ,eie,. -
AR. johnson was eonsWen0cs ~ every k,"lton IN
which he as placed. NIndcr h lhe halls OF cs..l3h
OF IN taecXecGtire I'nt, "i 9o ,. In r,in
commanded attention "h-teT ~ Dofe'Ao. III Ems
tho AFFAIR." s.ue ot8u, Oi IA LIE iea4Sch ai ei'4i
superntendius tLe dii's 81 us go "', ,S AMI in
O. mis- cOrCtynon aWdrd mn tAe Ll-heat il'V, on" -
sst talt ne conduct WI bear iaFurdic eiH rs We.
Fyat4
HIS am IA tle cisehais "a Use isn - II
upon HIM in eXGtch Once. so IA. rs Vs. can hhun -
from Oteia acyicn, 70 HROe tle Constitution ana 20
follow IL firm believer himself ia tie etpacuy Oh uaA
Tor scfsoytIAleat, an ut our iO-lH ~ bVtSthiS~t
proving Cue truth OF ne theory he so1Sht earnestly 20
carry to practice IL every precpt Ia u cniJh the
ne ,nlc may aIWays bc uGstrd "a 90 rli. 1Aty WI.
mover dc wrong intent Ondy. Aut II tntN 80 err u WI
De tnroSsa the inss',gt .. H'1o Mi TN .sTs
brn then back 10 The pam on st-ety' rec. ,'., an
progress To tbcn cOuid pdJ loosed for thc remedy
any raul, wrch might b. a,yetred Va tno ~tlS 90
syss Of soTerRnlent 10 trusted ',2 ie"i9 ~.
phcty, AMI never douOs'U IiA't iO5 49,. a. - o.
vent any sbyoSion 0t their liberties or re'u' Oh iheT
liz VS. iadced a tribune Of the people. II his care
their dearest rights and interests we're sosF 80 I"r a.
intencnaj injury upoD Ls pdr3 Wds oolcef l. ht vas
one OF e e e lt Tor then. sym 2atAllcd with tAeIh
aud thej Duiev d. was READY 10 DO al Al rs OHtt "'
masses for ann. The thrater oi his power ana creatures
wins before the Hc s"ayed tnen b. tlc etres-
aroused in rleia sincerity Of his be and pl.-
poses. Few men nave shown greater p1Nc- ~ '.-'ia7
MI join s,n The srctt icy ina his hru convictions
ami ii4 Gavelins belief IN he patriotism gooa scnsr
and utc-y OF te masses thsy dcsiVi 30 a. usbt
ana WalC do IN tIe eni tUAcl bcf "'tb the i@ci'F
whea he possessed c.Aneut de,rec Of depressing
III tiutruue-s Of tbeso convictions uloi s bearers
Upon concluding his remarks ho submitted Che usual
rosot lous Of respect declaring Tia; the Senators viii
wear b. lgc OF mourning for thirty DAYS
Mr. MoRIuS's SPEECH.
Mr. MORTON tRep., Ind tieG addressed Tie senate n
oulogy cf MIR. Johnson
Mr. PkgsIpENT: A. member ~ tais body, IN the Gf-
charge of SLat REGARDED o., hsa Official ANY '0ca
Tor the ge4chment o. AutrCN d'his'n n,'tNcI i5
ha violated ne Jaw and tor tnlt vote have excise
or a,oloa, o offer Bat 81. Wogld iot memory o.
what o. ,.ltie,i a. BIZ !t5 nc naFlcg ~ hI'' ei.a
choosc To- omunber only his VAT es and d. scii ,, ~
LIS country. would exercise for iin ile same Citftl
tlat world to have extended 10 ms sell "a tie
inevitahi hour Mr. JOAN. e..- iH " ira,"tk tDe
traits o. character TO 81 fluguisi d, l 1 hact5
OF pufp PERHAPS Tor hi. iiupati,nce OF rDtOs"u lie
was conclusive IA ils temp aIiii, and iat d'I,y oi
MS mind. have no doubt ieo hih 10 a. MANI o. VlJc
NM 20 .g in s ne sloi himself 70 be- lnou II
aty ara II cOurggc anu b' eve ~ IS p oyer Z" 81 %
An rrW Jonlscn tIat hie honesty "a pr .t o ., us
peoted. ire smell o. corruption WI. never u Az Si4'
Asareyaler Of this body IN 1858 he introduced bin
granting 70 homestead or 100 acres OF Lad 10 even
actual t,or lie was in .drGuco Cf Inc satesllel o.
his 0sn section. and even Of those Of the North
Wa pof p6paar iu the south Tor
Which gc an understand, hnt when =, n1t nrees-
law thea tnogh did aitcgSuf; Oot air. johnson vas
entitled tLe less credit for has ,aft ani npd al
ALMOST an era tie history this country. D. one
tie greatest blessings that Was ever c0legled ~
Wien the storm OF accession ssvept the South
md through this hall. Ancfew Johnson VS. mo only
Ineiubsr Congress the s0ath in either hUuse
far IoulomDer. WHO roasted that wave Ana sLoo1
faithfully TO tue Union IN introducing tds natter Of
simply 60 do justice 10 his hs;sy ~ cost something to
Union IN the SOut tne oout can te
it woId him the friendship OF hs o-ong ncisAD0Fs
in Tennessee; that Il would least foE uue Iae hh
cctne On StaGc wiici, he mad lbee, ana
which had long aud 20 ably served
my IsGi which / have taken tic pans 20 AuDj up.
remember the effect OF th0se words az they rarE through
the North. In the course OF th3t spocch IT johnson
said: "Sir, intend 10 st1ad by That nag and by the
Union Mon ii - the emblem. aefee WIth 1ir a. H.
win AL is defects CONES norer me Objects 90 eSSd gov
crBment taan any other on the i1ce OF thc earh Ana
again said. have been told aud nav ard u re-
Ieatad tat ths Union is gene # has been said IN this
chamber that II is ia the cod sweat OF deaih; tha IA