New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

members were found the Of three Of the state
officers into whose hands ths Legislature Q. no 20 the tSe
attempted 10 place the whole military power vi 'ho
State. - ,..o ,,r,a
he would have something say Of the political history
OF Indiana He differed very widely from his colleague
as to the political history of the state
MI MORTON said he desired To exouipae Dis col
league Mr. Mcdonald, from any completely In the con-
spiracy.
Mr. ANTHONY Qsep., r. ~ said he well remembered
the bold and patriotic taken by the Senator rom
Indiana when he Governor OF that state ne vVluy
recalled the thrill OF exultaton when passed tiousn
every loyal heart when Mr. Morton sent moving 70 sne %
homes the men who, traitors alike 10 the GeheIu uo,
crnnent and their own state, false both 70 the Union anu
to the preensions OF state Rshts upon wpgI
who reyolted against the Union alohe ueionoui ,n
themselves, gave aid AMI comfort 10 the e'm ,ha
mon ensmy, IN and a'tPs fhs Site Of indiana
referring to the charge against Mr Norton ne s Us
earg ID empoyes br9Send3wn e ~ whom Ttns
oates was a crcdtble witness. have been perIntel 10
Win in mir methods OF jurisprudence remind us of tie
star Chamber and whose Interpretation OF laws OF ev
poWed from the Spanish Inqnisiiion. Nay ,lc Mr
President, the penitcnary ana the ,hs General
resurrection OF falseood and perjury It but rev rev
days since the whole country was slar,en m eorted
CAci Of Cue Republic. We were toid tnat ho '. ,
nted crime 50 airoeious that IL cOui mU' ,e in #.
tna when it was exhibited 10 the American Peoio ~
unparalleled cnOrnity. nothing bls the sHorst '
NJ Pasirnf and The White House, wmeh Ihope ut some
dny y,n will reach by "a much less circtOus route Anu
MIR President when the accusation was pat 10 thc PIVo
il appeared that "A crazy mau was ready 20 t5stilY VIZ"
so.nnty that left doubt OF the sincerity o us
tiou that LIE spirit Of Gen. Grant was accusoi ~
as. through the key-hole OF his chamber by n-ht anu
sfoud besie his bed, and upon promise OF tbIJ es
monv and nothing else whatever, thOusauu noWe-
aprrs opeDed their ittcgcs upon the character Oh tho
man who had borne tue lag OF his country IN triumph
ir,u Inc fallen ramparts OF Fort DOneson 10 the cap
tured citadel OF the Rebellion. ,.,.u
Mr.. CAMERON (Rcp., PcunJ spoke In commentator
of tnr cour,e OF Mr. Morton while he was GOVcihOs oi
Indl ma.
JAPANESE ISDEMNIrY.
The senate then resumed the consideration or the uh
finished business beng bill In relation to the Japan
csc indemnity f,ni tho pending question being the mo
lion Of Mr. Sargent TO stridc out lie tit seci0h oi lhe
bill. which authorizes tine rotdln OI INC .uiu' 4o''
$4,000. .. , =, - ,,., GOO.
ti.u so "A to strike tac clause GnthorHIiS tIb
return of the residue o. tiGt innd 10 ldPitn
a,tar deiuctmg 'hc $4,000, and insert III
lien thereof provision that uuch Ot the luid IS ou
isf- of bonds shall cancelled anI stIOye aud SO
much AS consists Of money snail he covered I4lO Ie
Treasury Eejected-Yels, 10; says, ~. ~,
The bl was mrtner "a scusscd and Inc motion Oh Mr'
Sargent out inc first section was r'J'cteu-
Mr. TuIRiIAN Dem. Ohio moved to strike out inc
CLAUSE which provides Tor the return Oi All accd'IOHA
OF Interest together with the fund. . ,.s
Pending discussion tao Senate at 0:2O oc!oc ms IL
tcruUOn adjourned. ~