New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
XLIVru CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.

VIRGINIAN IN OPPOSITION TO IT.
SENATE ... WAsHIHGTON. Jan. 10 1876
MIR. SHERMAN Qlep., 0lio) presented 2l Pc
titons from the cnzens OF Ohio askng Consressiona s1n
for the construction OF the Southern Pa~Ho hdlIo@o
ReforrL
Numerous bills, &c. were introduced ana reicrre1
among tlpm ,he following: ,
by Mr. CONOVEK dep. Fa>-To pro7lee Ior q uai
iO;V By Mr. B0UT%ELL Rep Mass)-To provide for the
organization M le pr Of Inc Wo oaS5o & -. 2ebseo
indians Wisconsin ~ obtain suDsiSeiico oy 's140"
MT. HW1IIHCE Dem. PcrnJ-A petition OF Tho et-
zens Of Allegheny CO1niy. Penn iO.ieiH i, h,ty Tv ,n
soldiers. asking for law tiVins adui'ioh'' O" "
Also petition from tho citizens OF rennsyiyania ask
ing fr Cn rossonal aid construct tie SoGtIerh IA
Mr. sHEESAN ep oho called mp the senato e to
amend act Of June 20, 1874 aInerd ne te ohsT, I :"
tho IRE, ,luan's Savings aad Trust C0mITiy' 5eyoIai
nmendues proposed By tae Commitioo Oh FINANCE "of0
mr. sherman said the Committee on Finance S.- "a
building, thought II best not TO put an "nicnuen'
for that purpose ON tho b'iL ~, - A., .o,o,o h,ll
grants relief TO Eva Ea Henry ycn3aeJ a5G G ,b was
heirs OF Gen. James H. Carleton, deeeaStu' "i'" "''
Tho morning hour hayug expired. the ChAlR laiu
tuition offered by Mr. Davis (Dem, W EaJ 10 ioNdat
the appointment Of Special COMMITTEES 10 lnr'Se""
the and accounts Oi mo Treasury @ no
Mr. MORTON Qep IND? moe sGs, s!s Ss AXE up nc
business be lad aside arc thtt to oU -, , ntc the
resolution to appoint CopiIitie1 10 ngIli a. ,ii.,,i
circumstances attending the late election Ill mAeSSlPH
Rsooed Yeas, - Nay, 80 ,r.so,,,es a memorial of
The Common Conr OF Frodsrchsburg Va IN response
TO the ao..cn of tue Common S'anc % com
ineTnoratvc OF the closing battle OF TO ieNo'uoh''
Mr. blNHis Dem, Md presented resolutions Of the
Baitimcre Board Of Trade N ietCr ,, o. I 'i r. eTrcd
MIR BAYARD uiem.. DolJ subnittec resolution asa as a
subsiitu. ~ Tor taat ropOrt,G 10y TIE ComGtIe on L
instruci,Ie tho Committees Rules OF ire SehRto auu
House alter conference 10 report wna aiio,a'n.SS Nv
should 10 made 10 thO present joint rules oi"'r'o
Mr. SHERMAN tRcp. Oho) submitted a TesoinnOr ,,iGU
and grounds situated in Columbus ono hi"Wh ~
CapGoi University, proposed 10 DO donated 70 Inc Ooa
,nin TO DO examined for purpose OF asceitaninE
whether or said building and grounds are s''oo o'
Bis Vero Offered for the relief of WIZ. c, E1monson
f,t,ma, Association for tho Relief of COlored Women
TIE TREASURY ACCOUNTs
ho Senate then resumed consideration OF tie resolu
tou sui, itea by Nj Davis (Dcn, VI. VG) ia regard 20
tho books oi tho Treasury Department inc i'ehdihE
question was the motion OF MT. Eln'unds thep, WI
to amend that the investigation migt te mace oy INC
Finance Committee instead g.! n s! S!eC!l cOEiinltac.
Mr.. EiifRNAS Qep, Ohio) sAid tl&t helatuv3a
speaking i'll t.s bod about ma'tI an 0's t G PUN In
credit should 10 exceedingly careful Ss 90 VIZ no 81 i
Amy statement dercsatOI TO our pn1,is aoto'S -, ,S d
MED tEae hero discrepancy III tDo Pu'o Wo' 70
the cSiCt Of 100000 600 IA 1870 as cl'fe ana sal
referring The master o special committee. .o,
Mr EAION Q)en' Cohnl s.ia DC uid % no. WIZ 10 " co. ,
eoEd,ilu1 Of iho accounts Of the Treasury should bc
six nGn,Ls ago with OF the siirtwdcst osnkciT III '
United a,s IN an eZannaiioh OF tio HH"'o ie i
from to 1S7i The tue OOCup od MHs dGiit tNcc
weeks and he dd not hesitate 10 assert lhaI ts!e Ma
uOt AN accountant IN The United states 40 o'd taae
the finance reports and Tao debt sltencnJ ana V"nic
within 51O.UUOO0O oI ne ;aEoant o o l''S 10 Gt"', @
In C..0u there shOuc be tlC9 del1fiihcA.s ~ n'
toasui one OF pubic .oConts, another o. con'nerce
aud Third Of pubic labor I9cfe was oohe'iil- Nion- -
in making the accounts 81 tIc Oo'elnch' iu 'He'c
Mr. KiLEAS iDeu, n. " favored the investigation
l..tta Inv sna.t .ltsli.l M a.
NJ. DANLS tEtp 4aasa) said thc Sen1 "a iT0Ia Nest
believe Sat ANY had attempted 10 make tAe 'oLS ot
tAe Treasury Department falsely State Inc connection ol
puonc debt he r. DGwe9 wouid vo'o oi ihe Spoc'
NJ d. VIs CDsm w va dcuied that lie lad said tLat
PondDa ,he discussion III. SliEhAAN moved ilai Tie
senator troS Indiana OR. Morton, n4sDt call ~ H.
Tesoulioa regard 70 l. hlsaiSspil ot,soD Hl 20"
Initted tno remarks winch lac Was lieiEueG 70 co
Mr. c FPHRToN Dem, ". va), from the Committee
David O-isn, andrew I0sier aud OiG0r h1il-""hfs %
Eeo-YOlA authorizing tao return Oh certain Po'il'
The seiate then took up iLe resolution q ~ .lotoH
iu rogarU 20 TIC Mississippi eiecsiod Ill MIN ~ a''
MR. NORTJS'S SPEECH
Mr. PRESIDENT; If tn information have received
from yory} nisny substantially tcl" tie tat
protenac election in Ms ssippi was an aimed Teyou-
ton, ola,so erizod by frHd. nurdsT aud violence IN
anos every form. Elto less suiGcn lal lie ieyoiG-
tons when have distinguished tbs States " Ae1:o and
them IN character and Wa eol in atro0'y ltisa mat
teI o. no ETsTest import 10 the AmnilC'h l~oPe 10
have b- u oyerlaro@u and subjected bJ lie Ddnonty,
aud ..a0 ~ understand upon VIZ Pc ehhe
or pr.,iIle suca q revolt was bi,'sAt -'oAt'
In IfOlo.' 're au investigation. 10 10 hardly I.aSuE 30 90
demand Lat The matters % 10 hVesGat- s"rid be
proven .u advance. Jhat Vou4d maaa th9 hYcstatiOn
unneC6 igy. lHyesti-dton5 baNo oiteh seen 0iaatl ~
both Houses OF Congress upon common rtaor &td upon
genera Impressions p-ol"hHg "a tAe p"o" "i'h do
Syt IsyI ~. - @ eIt,t,, y very many n 1rd :,
ffp a.. tfg .tf Al d
1hat an ayast CATION saOld be mad, t' too titn NAY
81 sy es VIZ ,yo\td N s ar.3a 10 shrnE
rom su,8 Gu Investigation uuGuosuCn1pit Dciays lear
say aboa. tAe VI ss.,s Ir eectJn, propose 10 iAuuo
in some general OOs9ivaOlA
TIE PRESCRIPTION or REPUBLICANS
Before the war, men entertaining adverse o MONS Of
slavery and whose opinions went no further tlrn opos
ing its extension Turit0ies then frca 10 great
exent derived of tho freedom Of speech and % action
In l5 slave States. 10 such extent this
that ia $50 and 1860 the Repub can party vas not
permitted to nominate eicc Grad tckrtS oi 10 ran cdid-
0atos different OiAiU in ten vi uia southern
States. The EepdOir@nS t.Iouehont Tue H'ilh WeIc
made 10 ee that hoy wore s'bsantially boied II0n
nearly OnShaH Oi lhe Si"'es III ne OhDn tas " 'ch
those aim - foreign Iand, ana III some
respects worse than foreign land kepuDt ans We1r
tainted win this exclusion, II II were crime Oh thtiI
part. They were constantly don0uncel as seoLGhhi
party IsI tho sa,e o. tuss sho'du h'r , 90 81 r. - -,
nOt 20 DC wOhuci'Nl al; IvI On - eehsot ""l,h
denied Republicans tie exercise OF ioir doess ngH"
afterwerd hurled tie SOEli iuto rebellion
Tue persecution aglinht i.cpuohc''l' Wcnt ~ u
cieiy and extended To then bsHcsA AS AsIneichs they
moi patron sd as physicians aud ht"yeIs ihey
were uOi employed AS farmers, they weTo dtHicd those
krdltsscs aud cOurtecs tnat belong 10 every ncign
borool AID constitute the chief attraction oI aFcr-
tural lie. WDou th5 State OF tninss
did not There Is large body OF Mhte peOpie III
wealthy and intelligent, aEd largely comprising thai
great middle class upon which the future ropes of me
south depend, who entertain Repuhlcan sentiments.
and wOuc and 0ct with the Republican party Out
for the dread OF bringing upon tens g ana "a II lam