New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

JuII3dICIlOH,
Service Reform should ascertain and report the fa s
Mr MCCRARY (tep, Iowa) signs an additional paper
INFLAMMATION Of The charge Of receiving money to be used
in corruptng legislation, although the Ofense was com
tho election OF these members but not as
to the charge Of PERJURY He favors further inquiry and
to that extent cCncurs in the views OF the minority
Mr. VANCE dem, Ohio) Chairman of the Committee
on Printing reported back with amendment the Sen
ate concurrent resolution for the printing OF the report
The Senate resolution provides for 1000 copies for ts
own use the amendment provides for the same NUMBER
but distributes them loo to the Senate and 2ooo 70
After brief discussion the amendment agreed to
by party vote, the Republicans opposing IL; ana INC
Mr CROUNsE (Rep., Nob) from the Committee on
Public Lands reported back the bil appropratng T,oOO
for The publishing Of history of surveys ana
by the United states during the present century Passed
mr. HoAR REPLIES TO MR. LAMAR.
The House then proceeded TO the discussion OF political
subjects and addressed by Mr.. HOAX OF massachu
sets who began by commenting Mr.. Lamaps speech,
OF which, he said, that however governed in phlosopmc
gise however concealed by calmness or apparent I'M
partiaty was IN full with the uniform tone OF the
Democratic press North and South, and in fu accord
with the uniform current Of speech that prevailed among
that gentlemans colleagues wnen que slons relating 10
the position of the South had arisen. That Speech ne
said was bitter lrvcctc against The Government under
which the gentleman lived, ana OF whose maghahmi'
that gentleman was a conspicuous Instance lie trusted
that the people North would read that speech ana
wOud Judge by u of the expedicncy or committing the
Government to the Democratic party.
Mr. SINGLETON Dem, Miss) interrupted Mr. Hoar
90 have read telegram iIOn col"ied citlLehs 10 himself
inviting him speak at cOlorcd barbecue, as shOWlng
that the relations OF the Democrats with tie eOOfed
people Of Mississippi were friendly.
Mr. HOAR did not question the kindness ana goodness O
heart Of the gentleman (Ar SmgletOn) Passing 0m That
point he again reverted 10 5lr lamars speech the SUD
stance OF Which, he said was tha there had been OU;
agcs at the SOUTH they abundanty Justified by the
mi-goyeInmcnt and By the unwaIIaEtibe tc0eGal inter-
terence with local scIfgovernmcnt He declared 1t
his belief period 10 years IN which the Rcpgb-
lean party had be Il power was I!oe from corruption
and administration than the period OF 10 which
followed the Inauguration Of Gen. Wasbington lhpfooi
of the public corruption dLtiDS the administrators OF
Washii gon John Adams and jefferson, lie cItsd the
case of general OF the revolutionary war
who while General OF the army, was IN
partnership IN firm whicG had the supply ing Of army
stores and was corresponding with that rm secretly and
i'm ,iprcr The ease of Wasbington's friend, who
while secretary OF state, detected IN recey,
the foreign policy Of the Administrations OF when ne
Cabinet officers UIamton), who, bong charged WIN
corrupt relation with person nom nc nti t't IN 'he
Treasury Department. defended himself by acknOWle e
ing over Es own signature, his proigair relations 10
the wife OF that person and the case Oi anOef Ia3ntt
chccr Oi Washington, VINO wrote it''r d'hIoN
an act OF virtual d~lonor uncqualed by that OF Gen.
Brknap. The difference between the two ncr,ilOns
was the Drummond Lgnt, Whlch tne pttss o! uie
present day turned all pnblJ transactions.
In conclusion he SAID hate 10 revive for any purpose
these ulious and UaInuil memories. Whatever oilrcr-
iou have they nave been suffered by my
couutrymrn: whatever crimes have bren committed,
they Lave been committed by my COUNTY, men, DI We
cannot discharge official duties without mo hnow-
ledge own history, however giicNOus
and humilaiirg / believe that the people viii hnd
peaceful and constitutional remedy for these cNs ma
au, TO- tr.t rtv only in tDr hands OF her incuds ami
iu have the Constitution administered by thUSe VINO
Mr HOOKER Dem. Miss.) replied to Mr.. Hoar aud
conmcI Ted ms ausIon to IN" corruption ot pupc
diDengs into the oi the past lie Proceeicd 10
rrifc and discuss the recOustfucton treasures, par
tculary q, bearing the STATE or ISSissppi aid ne
asserted that eyory Northern state whiCh had manu-
mttcd slaves from Massachusetts (te hr't stattl 10
Irspy t;he last Stae,. had enacted more restrictive
onal laws regard 90 the freedmen han that sta ute o.
5!isssIpp with which Mr., iln'r hat lound so inlch
2. I. h1
woman, child in Mississippi express ccSirr mai the
condition OF the coiofed race should aS Oc e.! ed
IN. people South accepted tAt result VIII Inc
,pt, ihc oibcr Tiiis of tie war Republican poiu-
4 ans who had s.uu Grr,d 10 luuskct and draw no
sword wanted TO keep awe tBc auinosi!, tho Oo"l-
she'd he ran ling and Tie bitter spirit OF The Wa Tor
he pose of stirring ny Gnrrosy between the South
c,n white, AID blacks FOR pCiCd purposes Inc col"icu
mon v.re h,r'pn.. 10 i.d Who were lneir fIIcnls, aud
flcy lad lrlucd To roll ny a Democratic majority OF
30 900 In nismI. TEcre trend OF the co.orci
M inner or more non, 81 than their Oh masters.
,Ir. -AALIl~ tRcp, :. C.j-Ihut i not 80.
Mr.. liOOKER-Ihat Is your opinion. never expected
tnat ay white Ioutician any coorcG pocIan would
ach now edge n.
Sir syHEIs-Iiyou keep the HChlnx back not one
VIII vote the Democratic ucArt.
Mr.. HOOHER-.Inat Il an nonsense, and the country
anowsIt Is lIaughtes.l lie went OF 30 say
that there suCh tEIus as Intimidation ily "heie
IN Mississippi, and nat IN many counties o iha' Siaie
there were colocd Democratic clubs. II southern men
Wcfc lci aioe Alabama aud Georgia, tLt relations
ui iAt tNO races would ADJUST themselves on "A Jh-t
foundation. Any party wnlcA undertook 10 us one l'ce
Tor the oppression of the other was gt.y OF an nhu
nIauty f6uir aud more stgilatzing tuau any commit
ted IN any southern community. lApp'Isy.I
1HG LEGISLATIVE BILL.
Mr. RANDALL Dom, P,uu.l, hon The Committee OF
Conference on Executive, Legislative. and Judicial
Appropriation bill. r.! or.ci Inat the Committee had
come to no conclusion thereon lie explained tAat acr
eont,stin. and cx'mu,ns paragraph aftcr paragraph.
the committee bad come ,o al asr, eEent O All matters
except tu. VIZ: abe sal l ui ,4c President ana ~, sl-
we're unNuhu- weld To- e.hcr, aud tue SENATE man
cr, Had declared their ,Nci inenugl not 10 li,ld Ilt
tou ~ tn ,aares the Pres dent and of tue mcn
b.s a. Congress A. To ih, question Of iue Presidents
i n an .yuio ir!ou bll tsu.T the President y',ouL II
.u separate o'lb was species ~ eo.r'"n II had be,A
Mr. lord tp,m. \, - asked Mr. Randall whether
there any probability of an agreement u there va,
Wr ENTDAI IL EXPRESSED his conviction that tho dc
termination ui tho Soltte liked and uuailor.ulc.
Tue responsibility aprn TIE senate ANA the senate
y,us wiling Ia assume u.
Mr. MORRISON tDtm., Il.), another member OF the
said thar the housc CUni'rtn lad pressed
tLr view. 10 tic very extremity o rgbt aAt duty. rae
know q! no way Jrl the senate to concur the
M tn. i, ,grg of tj rinrIuycs and the annual sayln
OF III 100000 ugDw the INSISTED Dy the
Mr. LORD Dem, y. ll olrred tho following preamble
W,reas Tnc has refused yield to the existing
tive Jnd al Appropriation BIZ. whicn a,incG's rclae
49,, me- arIri-cI tna any tugtAer conf,rlice
sul will De- usei aud make no charge IN The Ito
isy Lr,d Ihat tile part oi tho House De
and they hereby Instructed 10 Tecode frUm such points oi
G.-dsTrVmtut.
Tc resolution was agreed TO- aud the same Conference
Committee was rcdppOuted
Mr.. RANDALL. Offered resolution for the employ
rt OF counsel tu defend the speaker and the OcUr- Of
lie House aud the sit brought against them 0y HaIct
kIibOurn. Adopted - ,.. ,
on motion of Mr LAWRENCE tRep, Ohio, the Senate
amendments the bili regulating the partition of real
estate n the District of Columbia Nelo noi|OhCnrrSh H.
and Committee OF Conference was appoihled, CONSIST
ing OF Mes~rs. Lawrence, Lord, ana iiOar
AT. BLAND (i)yn, MOI demanded 10 Know WHtu ne
.hould nave an oppOrunitt for making the necessary
motion that would put n stop 10 the
bloody shirt political hunDuggmg debate IN whIeh ihr
country had interest whatever But he was called
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