New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25

above could be perfect they made things In Massa
chuscs Whom the other States Of this Union even Or
have come when problem could exist that could NO,
be solved Even contested Presidential votes we nn
unt themselves and the whole universe wouid 20 OF
by an automatic aud selfadjustng process lLaughsor
NO RIGHTS SURRENDERED.
Mr. Conkling denied that the bill wis compromise.
1t surrendered the rights Of none but asserted ana nam
tanned the shts Of oil II submitted TO lawful author
ty solution Of tho pending question The bill might
be denounced by pnrtisans side or the other II
might be deded by the adventures and the tnoughn
ess 1t might be treated with courageous gaye as ne
honorable senator from PENNSYLVANIA Ont CaM h
treated It. might not for the present receive the s
probation OF even the thoughtful or patroIc; pua o
would vote for 1t because he believed It
and within the Constitution IL would be Denehcsl W
the people OF all States including that great otats %
interests and whose honor was 30 dear 10 MN , Inc all
might be derided now, but time at whose gTe, v;n
passions and all preudices must bow wouid AZ last Wiz
dictate the bill and those who proposeh H.
VOICE FROM INDIANA.
Mr. Morton nnd) said he hoped. before this deoate
closed to have an opportunity of answering some ths
which had been said TO show that much had been SAID
without foundation in logic without foundation IN iacI
His purpose now was to notice dispatch from czens
OF Indiana handed to the Senator from Nswn9rK ar
Conklngl by the Senator IRON er Senator That
dispatch approve this bill He could see 10 reson ui
producing unless was to show tn hS Sn ncone Of
Indiana, and especially the Repnblcah pary ~ ,u d
frw minutes ago he received dispatch which he read
In states the paper ndorsing the bill carried about
tn3 Slees mee va sion r.. resolution passed the
Merchants Exchange iayoring the Dill ny S'r' par"
Mr. Conkling-The Senator does not read the sigma
ture. 49, , .o .,o mama of tho
sender if il desired 1t is fiom respectable source,
then read dispatch from the RepnDhcan I9oers
of the Indiana Legislature announcing that they III
caucus had Endorsed his action Also uispa.n I'M
indianapolis, saving tn prevailing rev SeH''o"' ""0"S
our leading men Is hold the Tort
lfP. COnklmg-Wbat fort II IN I! -. .,
Mr. MortonThe fort of the constitution, iJ' y you
do not occupy. He then read arothcr dispatch from
Tippecanoe, Ind, indorsing his action. ,,. ,,o,o
Mr. Conkling-Are these anony nous, inciudlhs l'Ppe
canoe AMI Tyler tool lLadShttrI
GENERAL DEBATE.
Mr. Morton-My friend had his eight hours TO make
his speech. / hope he viii let me have lie" hhu'eS
now. .Iicnewed iaushter.l
Continuing his remarks, Mr.. Merton SAID ,hat ne hau
more than 200 letters from Indiana, Ohio ana "'ner
States irving the sentiment of tho people ana 'is,h-
in. his course. lie had lett IL irUm ieluins ~
nlibrns id at least three Democrats Sustaining MN
WnIlc thu senator from New-lOk WIS LOOKING aiict ~
diana. ard attempting 10 show that ne thr h2I'9n WI,
NOT represent the peoge OF that STATE No ni-h ;S %
thirty let crs from Newly ork CITY, Buffalo tseNeIe
in NowYork state, ndosinG ms e1lr7S' ana s'J S ~,
represented the Repupican 'INi Inc L. Tug
of NtW-YOrk CITY Denounced THIS compromise mn
NEW YORK TEIBtSE. the leading indcithdcnt paper
took strong ground against H. aud throu9hnul 'ne G"
try the Republican papers were almost Unanimously Wy
Mr. W.Donad DEM Indl said he was al Indianapolis
on Mouiay lG,t. and passed day there ne saw quit
Oi leading C!ilIcu' 81 DOih pphtNi
lie heard bat one oill" rs ID ~ fpf.- -, no State
this b,il, and that wa Ia favor OF H. u" WIS u. 'i M
.>,nafc. ROser,ntc made in conversation 10 tle a."
ton Of the Il publican caucus. ana Rel ublrah senator
SAID they had pS. ed resolutions aS"!lHt tht "'i ~
la&,i VINO sup oItCd TIE BILL aud tho people were u'"
IL favor IL peaceful solution oi IL" dihIruh}' , ,,
MI COBklH. said nothing was further rom Ms 'iinu
htn to Intimate that ths Senator from riana dd nor
represent his constituents NEfh !dr cSpi'' "I,H 10
/, al th, morning Ia tao committee ne Thought ne
had pSht Ia READ H. even ttrut II un IN r.
state WEc' the senator from lniitlt rtPrfth
MN!t0nl
accuse hua 0f mis- cpi"s,ning us Sttr, nc na "n? "
say to he Jealous trlilcs llSht as ar are cChfiOh
Mr.. Mo,tor-If TIA. was the only dispatch which the
committee ever Lad Approving 81 tLef c"Er?'' lhch
caa Xyar Their q, sire 80 te u p,;"it ~. nm, 80
Bis cu, lEUc 81 hcIiOndl 10 hr''E Ie6i''u am ~ a.,
corrccl exponent OF The hepul'can sentiment o IN
Nj ItD"u3i siid he voud like to know what the
standing Of Baker, Fisher, AMI Ii"yic oil ihoai"p''
NJ Morton-Thcy are gentlemen Of standing and my
Continuing his remarks Mr. Morton said it was to the
iEitFestGi inc man whom ne believed 10 nave pech
elected Pr, a; 81 the United stat WAS 10 Tie
interest Of truth, ana 10 the les. interest OF IN h"on
lfat tc tor Preeid al should now bc counted as II
was Grug the first thrrC!,artcrs TT century Oh Inc
Rrpuhc. 1t was not right 10 MAKE Ne" plan For
year. he had heun attempting to brig ms hutel peioio
Crgres n,it interest taken In IT, AM II "iis now
inSis ri th,H y new plan should Dc made
AT. DAVIS said tue people ~ llsiicAh,Ilt' Cu' %
surprised 10 nj IN tr d,h1c ot to-day uat me cor
mission created by thls bill had 10 lint 10 Lis j"fiSc-
tI,. The Hcpiie Ell Massaclusciit believed IL rh"h nc
governed 10y Wt-IefiAri anu marked law. Alter lhc
d.bat, ~ TO-DAY Massachusetts, would mold Inn r-ron-
.ibic dit MAZE tJoG 40 Lave We JdI!H"t-
ton Of TINS tribunal defined. lie move Ia an nj the
s"ri'1l e;t1 9" lc ICI', d lsi 4 d." t. uc ca
a,if,tl y nc COMMIT Oy G~rit.u" h- 4oUWiug:
iy0ridcd Ttat 80 petition, C.yenl0n, or i'r pdmr
shall be ctEsu, ftd by sil 'oAiNS'itis WH'H Vas io
II, object 10 dispute draw int" question nc number Of
votes gwen fOf I'm cicc.c in az! Il tac states, or the
fact whether any cccOr Was choscn by ly"rroi the
votes OF ..iS state"
I4.nin~ disci-sio. ut 80 p IL. Nj. Edmund NOV
that tie nat tale recess until 40 I. III TIE mo-
tom wa agreed 10, aud the Senate took recess until