The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

the bal without going behind the returns from tue
pretty meal but pemOerssie cat was rsposins De:
al After case had been made M he did moi beiiSvs
NJ e me bsT e SsGe wSTg hreT
had been inconsistent IN some matters was entirely
in this senate who were iafaliibe. lie accorded to
tives, and he claimed for himself Tho Tho
same consideration lie believed ihe
est CITATIONS OF humanity and politics demanded
was not the Snty OF Repnbiioah sepatars n yss nat
their interest TO depart from the practice followed
Blaine said he had ne Trusted as great an appre
as R saa 'qf h O. ss sS Of Se
mont MT. Edmundsl il his constitutional amendment
to the supreme Court. He had favored placing
Sy just ana compe,ent amendment TO ae Uonstu
uon-Riacing tho power IN that great body which. by
ereise e. But TIA. Proyosition, did not commend
large vote 80 far as he Was personally concerned he
the votes He desired simply adhefe to the cunst
tntlon, and unlike many gentlemen with whom he was
sses,S on tsss ne , opossa
tlrnen four Of whom were 70 complete the By
SEEING the lIeenth and mus ~ chance nlinS
It. on which attention OF the country Is 30
nAeN or the 70 ss ssas nssr
tlemsn alone. moro power over the Electoral
not beieTe this could be done by simple enactment
ffTeen mon such irem0ndons power over the
votes S the aS ss not
support aud though he pretend TO be what was
must ~oe on R SSo ON %Sh
the o constitution Is, and what t allows lie had da
ussteaty, The arguments sdiuced In ats favor had
himself compelied however reluctantly he differed
he SssSe e SeaT Rvs ONE
that the public mind was so strongly directed TO tis
%eSa would possible avert IN the future all dSner
Mr. Howe denied thai this bin was framed IN tho iu-
spieSo0s IN the serves Of mat pSr and he dd not
Sssr d. Se as NOT SS 70 Ssi s b a ss re
promoted the interest of the Democratic party Moth
of che democratic candidate for President unless
'ns & q ve a ass SPa OF o. nx9 eSd
hve picked Judges Of the supreme Court could be Sc
Iegi,isIion is 1ecded that
70 give s%ay nart Of t. lie mt HOWE thought II me
result Of the late Presidential contest was not left
must decide that dispute He Thought the bill report
The Senate was the fandcsG instTum mt In our conn
Try; the gTndest tribute to American statcsmnnshp
framed tine Consultation adjourned. He would have
glad this bil had received the unanimous sp-
prevail of the committee. Then would have lt that
he had che salvation OF tbs people ana OF his
Mr. Eaton sand he almost alone the Democratic
" reSie5ed That the IeSisiaiaGe Of his state sataTday
s TGgGsi1a hn 20 T4Ss oS ,s % 41t rey gSg
mat vote was not pleasant TO be IN ne minority
had iath IN the committee which framed THIS BILL and
poer no coVt inc iciectoI al vote wa vested an tbe
President of the zenatei II was lodged IN the two
rms oontIivance now befOre tho sonnte should sink
being vested In the two houses Congress &c could DO
placed nowhere else II haa heard thst under The bil
would be Of benefit TO either party
coald stand GuadTenuiai elections under The present
facts, and regulate The matter by constitutional
MT Wnyte said no had doubts as to the constitution.
ahty OF the o II /, was TO be a measure peTmanent
that the opening Of the eernea,es in the OF
the two houses OF Congress was 20 enaoo each house
Mr. burnside expressed the hope TINT the bill wond
1Ir. Edmunds said the time had gone by now for de-
mete trnk-aithoneh it appealed TO I'VE Senator'S ave
members of tic House. and i've Justices Of the supreme
sherman 70 look at the history OF their own party,
now whefhor he thought the Republican party could
stand qualification and dshonot in order that IL
wen d anTner him "No" Must The Repubiican party
Republican majority in The two houses o. conrsss
passed the Twenty second JOINT Rule which declared
nave any effect upon the eleeron of President and
houses OF Uongress 10 their capacity said
and YET in the face Of this action tho great party
ator from Ohio mr.. sherman termed H. sounded
publican y party VINO suppo ted the bill Repascans
81 60 their . tssy
Mr.. Mortons bin, VIII oh passed the Senate nj the last
session and SAID II much worse than The pending
bill There th ,Ss, PSGr %5s1asd
Have NOW they were addressed IN tEI OF repr onoh
lie would nothing Of the personsl allasons medo
ma there no would leave them.
By the Sen ator from Indiana AR Moron ana that of
ST. before the Senate was that the measure Of
measure before the senate saved them. n under rho
b be saved RepubHcan Senators were 10 deoIne hero
now whether they could TO sea without oOmpass and
orv which they believed they had bonosry won. or
assace % ai This s@S was tae happy hoSe Of free,
sn ana ~ ~ss &c ssat ing srag ssNa
mpleof republics seWlere aud asked not worth
ot Repnohc q law among men should not fail =.
aim in regard 10 defung the power OF she tribunal 70
Mr. Sherman said that felt hurt that the Senator
rom Vermont snould have msn.fested such feciinR
elf Since that had indife ct Batemtut
gainsi them he Mr. sherman aensnaea ssrsIaio
anJiy able 20 TAKE care Of hnselt he 81 sbermanl
teachery At the oatset Of HIS rcInaI1s. tho day no
a. hS apsgs9n o. s Sp,ye awe o. Sne CON-
roach ne then renewed ms objection 70 the pending
mpose other entities on Judges oi ne Conrts -
u Florida 10 settle certain oaia Of NoxicO.
Nc shefman-Tbat was judicial ACT
ad decided. and bad refused 10 review the acts Of
Mr., Sherman. resnm,ns he remarks. said tba. he
{ the great popular election would be thwaited.
MT Morton a,1Sd that more Ign. bad been sr9w5
thirty sixty lays fhan hgd ever boon before He had
charged with inconEistcies, but other Sfnaturs
we're inconsistent lie then read from pFeviDua
emarks Edmunds Conkling THU man and
show that they did heretofore
he principles involved in this bin He then snbuiiued
amendment providing that nothing ontaued "a tho
CT sh uua authorize the con mission 90 behind
ndiag and determination a the Cauvaesine
urnIne lsoarda OF the States authorized BY tho laws
tho states, find anu determine result Of
lection Of the Eiectors
Nj Edmunds opposed tho amendment and moved
mend IL by siffkinR cut the negative - to
rOvidc that the should auflfofiks COmnsslou
go behind the finding. &c lie esid he ugiild vote
raiBst this npGDdment and then aea.nFt fhe amend
tent OF the Senator from Indiana ne had n0 tdoa
here any necessity Ter aUen0mrfn. ne the Com
mission would act Hnu0f the oxisfrfr law.
NJ Thurusaa aiao hat he would vote
Pinon thut the drciDot 81 fetufnnG board migst
iguired INTO.
Mr. Sargent argued that the biz was shufline aud
yasive ana side The other 90 DO cheated.
~ 7. Morton spoke favor az hts amfuduieft.
ed bill stood, required oInreis-
go behind the futnrDs from States The
party wnuid vote Tor tlfia bill n fad
% allow them 10 60 behind fhs rrtufnH
Rr EGmuuds denied that the bsll vas ehoffane or
vasive y only conisiTea gpsn she conaniasson such