The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
PINCHB1CK,S CASE.
Will there be n Renewal Of the Louisin ma
TrOublesg

question at the Capitol yesterday and to day
has hoon e WHEN ui,, tba senate ,ake vote on
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MT. bdmunds amendment 10 Morton resoiu-
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asoa'' LUIS pr'pVA'"s p"es'''" my 80
regarded as indennitefy postponed. Ihuer Tue
,., w. 49,, -. 80. -, o., ,r.ss Tho vota
sen. nr. Morton uoes not wan 70 pre's ,V
conc 7, h,s haa, ascertained TINT n uersonal
oo'ne' ~ ""e uee" s.0'' 10" -. e..
canvass OF the Republican members OF the SEN
ate disclosed the fact that Senators Morrill, OF
ua,oo vvaatois. -, Moo uamosbi,e Fdmunds
Manic, "auieKn VI ne" ns'nps"',o' un 49,
and Morrill, Of Vermont. Dawes OF Massachu-
setts Christinncv of Michigan. Paddock Of Ne
brasla and nrobebIv Richardson Of South Caro-
lima, are Internationally opposed to the admis-
sion of Mr.. Plncbback. while Conkling Of New
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YORK, and three other hepuoIican senators VINO
do not wish their names mentioned, will dodge
tho vo,e nali,, tho srunor,,rs ~ tho Edmunda
'"e Vo.e' uiaA'nN ."o Suppoi'',so VI .io ,
amendment masters OF the situation whenever
Mr. Morton IA ready to demand vote. II Ia
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'""' '"o i"Na'' So -.
wish to be beaten thus early In the Presidential
raca and ia Willing 20 dafer tho vote ne long ns
a, a.. .-,.,,,.., r...,,..a...... -, ,ha tsdn,nds
Hh eApeuieh'' Tue supporters OF 'ne Hu'nunus
amendment are ready to vote without n word OF
discussion any TINA Mr. Marion esss for IT, but
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shoulu tnat amendment DC Noteu uOWn' t"e"
the Democratic members nre prepared to pro-
TOM, cha .a.s,,, ~ tho se,,,o ,,,,b an endIes.
d,t,o
oIn ~; cor,oc,ton q, s.,d elm, hs,ore sepa
,,, M ~ ,,,,, ~, tc he .,,osh arr.ctin', cote
sratr i,,, ,5o Zee spse, ns4,sd sI,I san
stor Psdd1ck ~ Nehr,sla then in favor 81
a,rn,is hut m nj efter rhirmAn's
speech Paddock declared th"t he no longer felt
hnurd Ia, -, ao,ca,ncnt mi y.o,,ld vnta vith
Wr uogy .gslnst PInchback,s admission
mt hetny the ott,t,de nf the senate on Pinch
| beck. another very important question has
| arisen and thst Ia & WHAT affect will The adop-
,inn ~ Edmmnds's amendmsnt have unon lie
Status oi ,x s SI &c b
iish the fart thof Tho Leeislature which elected
agact th n stst,,s ~ Gov X eIloog and the other
| STATE oricers eiecfed IN lss9 and maintained in
| mower by Federal troops acting under the be-
| hest 81 tho ,nidnI0ht order dictated nv the
drnlfen Judge nureli On the other hand
| prominent Democrats in the House declare that
fnr the SENATE by tts vote 10 saw that PincI back
il NOT cntitied 10 a seat ia To- declare The state
| onirers Of Louisiana ms nlso not entitled
| 10 hold tho nfires thev do and that
| the Administrator, in recognizing and sup
porting both the Legislature and Governor, did
AZ M,a' II "au "o oops'''u''o"" VI 'S"iu' ''N"' W
Again. 70 the trouble which the dIsoos,tion Of
| more serious trouble OF the senate of Louisiana
| Openly annuiline the wheeler comIromise by
pr9poslnR 70 petpetuate tue hetufnlne Hoard
~. .ne nutnpr 81 1ne Conpronlise, we com
nepupcan seha'I H. say ~ sne RIussest out ~
ever committed. but tbere - = reason tor ~,
au u, one az 'naI y. nas oee,, u1he
w tue none OF hvi'nk announcer htIempt u us
plhce helioeg ann Antolne anu install McEnery
anu rem; tnefeoy appen.ine 70 cue SniPathy OF
| me people OF Tue Noftn 10 carry the New
hanps9lre ana Connecticut elections this
snfs i 10, 'i iovnyp ~ noc 'hiS at
| rmps 70 inNoVe tns democracy ~ n
N"n ~ ~. t ,.ai pui t'-es iI!nTs naNc
| "..'u SUI ~ tuo PSoV'c W LOUISIANA W o'Mhie
| 81 .he shhI wnlcn nus neen scr i1r theW. lney
nv eaen oycn .vIu t'lat ~ WVuI oe ue!,er tnat
1 I VIC ~ i-p.u>lea Siou!u pe lust ~ tis next
. @ ~. pnlEu IatnS' suau tnm' " IN
| Hlscreet acts, the passions OF the people OF the
| Norm snoulu DC aroused 10 oppose the Demo-
Sra.i. pa' ~ a. puvb; a., -, 49,,
AZ 'nIs J.nCtuicis ~ tWu nI; t!ucnnhck pe-
.aWe lInp atent, anu declareu IN u ne mao oeen
uoo iouk "a poiltlch eApeuien', hnu was urea on
wasting uue ana money IN clnmlng eseat IN
the senate whlch ought 10 nave been long since
seuleu. Inc sltuatlon was uniolded 70 FRED
DOusiass, WIN Mhom senator bruce Is stopping:
ahu tne rtsuit Is ulteauy known IN tne speech ui
we c"l,Ieu senator on lnursuaN last, the sleech
1i VT; Ly l tne coIored memner ir@m ,,isss-
slpIl III Tue rouse ana tue letters OF Mr.. flnch-
PACK anu the colored congressman, HARRISON, OF
Alabama VINO says
LETT not better Tor Us in general, especially in the
south IN tnere ne good feeling between bo!h white
nnu 70 80, No. uet,er tna tne lesans .oiorea
mn orr nSrty mon lie true nrinrlnies ~ pgh, IL
tee frcruh anism and drive those who are sriynv
cal hel'
All this has been done after careful consid ern-
ton. Disguised with the fact that few Repub-
can Senators were willing to be the allies OF an
unbroken front OF Democratic Senator'S the
leading colored men have resolged thnt thew
publican uarty. and that henceforth their vote
cannot be depended upon in the South nor even
in the North where. In tue event of a close vote
Il would be Important 10th In New York and
rennsyly MIA
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