The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

Mr.. Luttrell dem, Chi from the Post
uMce committee, reported a TIL the object OF
winch is to prevent what is known as the sys-
em u "strawbids." Passed.
hr' Knott Dem, KY Fl ON the Judiciary CON-
hniee, reported bill prescribing oaths to be
aAen oy grand aud petit jurors in United States
~ur.s. Ia the course II the discussion II was
explained that this law proposed TO repeal the
Tonclad OATH.
Attention was called by Mr.. Hoar Qiep-, Mass }
oihe fact that under THIS bill forOidding any
'hsr oath than that prescribed to be ylminis-
ITsd, conspifators could sit upon junes ON the
'he irlA Of their co-conspirators, SO that mem
'eTs 81 the WhiskeY Ring ut Milwaukee and
h'ewhere might SIT on grand or petit iuries.
Mr. Knott suggested Ia reply that ia impanel-
ing jury, II would be competent for the court
fropound the question whether the juror
III belong to any such Ring or association.
Mr. HoM denied that, anu said that 0hroueh
nadyertence certainly this bill violated one OF
le great principles underlying the adminisira-
ihe morning hour expired, ard the bill went
wei uutlI Tomorrow.
me N,nate anendlnent to the bill relating to
klr exec alton Of Custom House bonds and tine
spua'e amendment 10 the I'LL for the relief OF
efsla w certain public lands were concur
VI. Lord Dem, y. " took the floor 20 call up
H. uert'" Award bill, but yielded to Mr.
hT1N. hri+' lrJ pa relation TO motion which
Nv a,l 9see yesterday to reconsider the vote
Al "ntNu tne testimony taken before the .Ju-
yyo'ai Committee Was ordered 10 he printed
H. H. SaNNea 10 have embodied In The proceedings
He IesuatcL Deycd bi Nj. Knott from J0sian
SH-.uNen u London; lsU, what took place in
ny Committee yesterday.
A. 81 mutton .ad he mad no sort OF objection
..M, 'nJectlun was, however. made Us Mr.
uu".tlafl lDem.. ONO, aud then Mr. Lord called
~ o'e ueu,Va Award blli. on which Mr. Monroe
" pu'y submitted some remarks.
81 laFOox DEM. MassJ rose To what he
h. question u personal privilege. H. Tins
H. estoh Of consideration was raised by
W., to,a' b4i The Speaker pro TEN. (Alf. Coz
- 'uAt Tue matter OF persOnal privilege al
"aals lOoh lrrceLeuce
,r .nen w. laroox TOOK the floor and began his
nonInoY quoting from 5lr. Blalne's speech Of
In ,, 10y ~ which be declared that be (Mr.
ne. a. Had informed Sir. Frye that the TarbOx
MI i H., was not aimed at him Mr.. BlaineJ,
M, N"- hc MI HlLneJ HAD regarded the as-
H'ttLe Wltn some degree OF IncreduIiLy,
Of rIt i' alpoAl uld not rise with any purpose
ueusn fr,n-- T. iheIeiuious mind Of me zen
est, ,'" n.lsh' he a. to his (Alr TarOoxs. sin
h H.. TIP vthef QHhilty, was a. immateriul
Ian TuuIl' a. u was TO himself. The Hnalo
4 thai tn , ,.a sehteiuaus speech, however, was
IN ~, ap resolution wnlch pat that Inyestig ,tion
/ tue w..0's WIS conceived In partisan malice,
hI1 "a' prosecuted in political malice toyuri
yin, PERSONALLY Nj. IarDoX said that In
ths t ui his own good fame 1t was proLer
IL po ,". n'lse ana the country should be put
Of ia az. 10 say Tue OsteutAtious, cham ionsnip
by tbr gnen,,,naDlllty OF private correspondence
wa, sehut ~ an from Maine, he (Mr IarboI)
llsto ,t.a,u tN't private communication Of
~ p l.finan c0llei eue (hr. Ffye) made
Of no WWIlrous aul oblging spirit was ~ gde use
for anI A., ,n,aihi IN manner entirely uncaled
iaid o.xr 'Nissr impertnence. By the law "a
Wshi. ~ ~ llti gentleman that c lnyersation
tcouui,r't,, lai sDAsl private property. IL was
uiui. ''''pi'Dalluu between MIN and the gentle
psrsolsl vasue H. the frankness and privacy Of
lore a. ','"u liFd,s intercourse and was there
Va VII united to immunity As though 10
. Ilsury , w. w pee. According To Mr. Blaine's
. rglt ther IL the dock would have the
nsat. tt ae' liom awitness letters aud docu.
bod them "a ,snl teAd 10 his conviction, ana
vIhs,s ia uespils the court, Jury and
rue, he Ky, YET having laid down that
ssh purn,sll' hlalue} had violated for his
Inb,II H"hs' sconyersqtion between him MIR
taVe the his, 'ne gen lemons colleague. lie tnen
noisuppassl Of the esOlution, and said he did
hAlep az ~, nav he vas doing The gentleman(Mr.
,.nioy, or n -, et,lce when he set that Inquest
Y, Asa .nat Tue gentleman would SO esteem
lds, lie tno Sn 81 Integrity who had no stain 70
Sfe Il az D.snt lhat the gentleman would de-
M IAgblAsr insuucn as he hdd desired the Credit
''''IsN0a' WHICH 10 had hlmselI