The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
Tho Hamburg Affair in tho Senate

Tho Hamburg Affair in tho Sonata.
WAsnINGToN, August 5.-In tho
Senate, the bill for counting tho
Presidential vote was called ND, but
laid over informally.
! Morton moved to take up the
resolution to print ten thousand
copies of the Presidents HAMBURG
message and accompanying docu-
mcntS.
Mr.. Th,rlaon hoped it would not
be taken up, because it would give
rise toa very useless debate There
, was more important business before
the Senate than printing papers rs
mere clcctionccring documents. The
usual number of copies of this mes
sage had already been printed for
the use of tho Senate, AND so far as
the information was needed for tho
purpose of Legislation IL sufficient
number of copies were before tho
body. The only object in printing
these ten thousand copies was to
circulate them us olcctionccrinr
documents. The motion to take un
the resolution was agreed to, yeas
30, nays 15-a strict party vote.
Mr., Morton said he agreed with
his friend from Ohio that there was
N"t one object in having these docu-
meNts printed, and that was to cir
o"iat" them among the people, and
TO convey to them Information upon
tins SnbJost. Daring the debate,
wlllch lasted all day. Mr.. Thurman
S'lld the officers Of South Carroll
na were all Republicans.
AIR. Patterson said he wished Tho
Senator could goa little further in
his statement, and say that the i'll
rors of the State woro also Rcpui,l--
cans.
Mr.. Thurman said when any man
SAID that because II juror was not Il
Republican he could not render an
honest Judgment, he libolcd his
State.
Mr.. Patterson denied that any pcr-
son had ever bccn punished in
South Carolina for political mur-
dor.
Mr., Thurman said probably tho
case had never been made out to
warrant II Judgment of guilty.
MIR. Patterson replied thut they
had been SO made out frequently.
Mr. Thnrmnn--Tlnt is the Scna-
tor S assertion against the Jurors
oath. lprcfer to take tho Jurors
oath
The debate lasted all day.
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