New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28


,,. urNToE Dem, Va, from the joint
,.,,e % ,,roydo form OF government for the Dis
~ Columbia reported bill for that purpose. which
" ,,,ae the special order for Thursday Jan. 4. The
nj roes that the District shall he governed by 'hree
,ssouers one to be appointed by the President, one
&c g KT 4 laid before the House message from
~, President in regard 20 the ex TRADITION Ifaty VITA
VI sasss OF WmSiOv and Brent and announcing that
See Great Britain had voluntarily handed over Brent 70
W stll IN operation, but he hoped that new treaty
Smld DC entered into. Referred to the Committee on
FgessP EAKER laid before the Housea petition from
,isin citizens Of Cincinnati IN regard TO counting inc
discussion arose as to whether the petition should
beread. Mr. GARFIELD Rep., Ohio holding that the
adng petition was out OF order, even though pre-
ss1fed by the Speaker.
SIT, BANNING (Dem Ohio called Nr. Gagfield's at
.5fioo az the fact that number Of citizens went 70
Ne Orleans and made report OF partisan nature 70
he President, who had sent u to tho House ana hao II
gt that gentleman AIr. Garfield lad takSn the posi-
ton that it must be printed and now, .eh lnsiro
ohleced to the printing OF It The other sde OF the
H0nse had also Shes.ea 70 shs ga M aud
With three exceptions, voted against IL They hau also
srd Ia the election of Gov Wells from the Governor
shin of louisiana The Republican party WAS attempt
is thing fhe people loved mere than anothoTmOre
Than et the liberty that waS VOucfSaleu 70 them
u ma an . nSpT n me ers He wished to tell the gentle
man from OhO MIR Gareld That the people would have
sn honest baot-hox though the army might come WIZ
20 rpunds of ammunition, Though the navy might be
called uDon though the $4,000 chce-hodeIs might De
called TO the rescue An honest people wonid put thein
ali down Applausel He hoped, however, that nonl-
h on the other side Of the House would tin ow aside
their pertiSaBstip and stand by the r1gLt
had been foand WHO could speak Tor the American peo
70 10 Tie SINCERELY regretted that his colleague (Mr.
Banning) should speak in time OF real danger IKE the
present when the country needed al ts WlSuoln anu i
s fairness and all its Cailnness that he should hnd IL
necessary at such tine to mat ~ ~hat tae peoi,e
United States that the army might come that the navy
might come, that the trapinss OF war lgs 01l
Thai The peOIe would down and override every
thing It was very essence nf violence Ter gentle
man 70 appeal to tue People 70 S1 e n Iy TO
shake brand Of fire over the country we're t1e eh "o
onght 10 Hs est Sest,e t e. also thought tie con-
diton of the country was dangerous, ana VIC
proceed with eauti1nSnesS anu GSF{ 't ~ S o SO
but il would not be deferred from It's dty by M
or anybody Referring the high terms IN which the
Republicans spoke in their report 10 the ~ h
Gov Wells, lac sent up aud had read az lnG seFA t tS
GayenorShip Louisiana, IN which Gen SheslgaD re-
fertd to political trickSte' ana 1,SAuHesl
man was this the man whom his colleague tAr' Gar
aeId would have his dishonest hahds lDt0 an hoes
bsntbox ana purge it Of the fraud when y oohlAluGu
tbs who was denounced oy Gen. SneiUAH Is '''
Mr.. FRYE C2ep, Mel said that the fact that many
men were talking abOat and yet gold Stood NJ iV
and not al 100 showed clearly tht the people old not
tase any stock Democratic cry OF war JIG frye
tho gentleman from Ohio iianniugl in Gen sheridan
same time ago sheridan sent dispatch iroa Louis ana
inSicatin that in his judgment large portion VI tEe
rTje Of that state we're baniitt and Tao gentleman
oa OHIO and his friends went crazy over INC ic>Vuony
on Geo sheridan ana held pubc meetings dchOhclhS
him Tor sending such dspatc but low zoe &
ga that the people WOgG condemn Gov Neis because
On SbgrJa l.. the Eeat Of excitement, declared tht
Wells was a seOundrel And Why lnd ne SO uecihfyu'
Because Wells C0nservailI aad Democrats Gov
sor and was administering the pos ton OF those VINO
baI born in rebe0p and Sheridan could see no COCO h
man who granting the fayoTs o. us orc 70 ns.
he limited Statcs Nhen Gen. Sheridan made TIC
charges aganst Gov. Wells 1t was when thc neat o.
bs,sis was scarcely over, and when the course
ynrsnel by Mr.. Wells seemed TO be dEugerous "
ite country. But would Tie gentleman fom ONO
nfr Bapnpe) believe Con. Sherman, when he at-
eisr that acF thorough examination, maze Io4 ths
pyose OF discovering how many political murders mac
SssTiy SCOOP In the nineteenth century n STATE Of
tle Ameiloan Union in time OF peace nearly SVOO CO.
ored men have been murdered because they were Rspub
Iceps lie gave history OF The course pursued bl Gov
Wells from DE breaking out OF the war charaeIerLug
him as Oh honest man, q true I1aI man q
courage, man who loyed his country, and one
who wOuId not knowlnsiy do GASJoneS So 81
Ifhe eif FFycl lived down South and saw his STATE
legislature composed manly OF negroes &c agAe slie
In Inc .ecp- whis often brought iOrtl tle remark
I'VE viii treat color man well IN hs pi@ce' buI Ee
sha vote" He might experience tiiS Iveing' -. o..
South know thst the Constitution Ealng BiVeu t1e
soi2rsd men Inc Tge o. ssS ,e Of ;hst night II
they desired the peace OF te country Inc oeitEtg ~
so Scysd T nc The Nuft wcid not harm the
SOUTH would not interfere with it If the eOlorea men
Dir. ATKINS jDcln., Tenn) mot man in the South
opposes u. - -, ,,. A., ,,,o
teStmony OF Geo Sheridan that 5000 cOlOTesi men nave
been murdered in Louisiana because they desired 10
Wtsi
Ar WILLIS Dem, n. " I will NOT l will not DO
heye word Of 10. 49,.
the Denoer3ijc paTty that outrage had been committed
me OF the Southern States, bHt OuTaSes nave Oech
going on since the day when in 1866 convention Deh
held in Mechanics Han NCw-Orleans Rad DStn hIeu
into by plaiOOns OF Democratic policemen ana 2oO eu
butchered in less than two hours .
Mr. sPTNtER fDenl., Lad repealed the charges that
Oufrages had been committed in LOuisiaIia. lie de,
nOunced utterly fase aud absurd the dcCiaiVn Ga
Gen. Sheridan that 5000 political murders hau DeSn
Committed In Louisiana The blood OF the negroes WHO
len ID the contest at COlfaK was upon the bcsus dh,
hands q PaoRard and Kellogg who he'd e0inihis
- s Of officers in tnGt parish and tleh rviused 70
faeaaYe pOlitical capital Fur from naturalization anu
murder having been committed, II would nc the SeIecs
OF the American people that the people OF bossl t
exhibited degree and fnagnan1ny tlat was
truly sublime. Tie gentleman RON ONO nj. nslnep
has sai1 that SOHO OF che beOt-bOxes OF L2nista are
reeRiug with fraud and RED with blood. IL is BepuD
ucax fraud and T.iscalIy snch is the faet at all
Mr. gUITIENDEN REP N ~ ssld nc thought tha1
z.,tp and al other IelCUns relating 10 Tue same SUB
jecI sh0ald he printed, no niafier whether theg "efe
s,l,ed l,v Democrats Republicans. .
Tbe uctioo was then read and referred To the com
mttee hel appointed 70 examine INTO ihe snlycoL
m Contains resolution declaring that the PrGs!deh! %
te senate aas power alone To count ana DECLARE t
result OF the electoral VOC. - . 9, ,-,,- ,,,
The House then at hve minutes 10 O'CLOCK aNJourhco
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