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

invited to go into the fed Constitution
TO take whatever powers suited them: -
A objection to the 6 Vas =, that i would be IN
prevent any result whateveI II one party were not
might II S to tho debate and to the se2
THE shall then be counted" There would be
Nj aoar asked whether there was any more nkeIi-
1o3d Of the two hogses refusing to aisShaEge their
fusIns 20 disehsrse his INC INC
Mr.. Garfield replied that the great difference was
within an hour; while there was no way 60 punish
n eSasigs;o Ne sqseessed t6St men O the present
whirlpool to their children. lAppiause.l
The House. II O'Clock, adjourned till tomorrow.
- Az Viva
SENATE WASHINGTON January %.
II agreed that the bill reported by the Judiciary
Committee last session to create sinking und for the
S Ssd Company should be taken up at the expiration OF
AT the expirstier of the morning hour Jones, of
PresiGentaI Electors Of mat state asking that 6eiT
senate arguing that peace and prosperity existed in
Mr. ingalls, introduced bill to attach the Terri
tory Of wyoming certain portion Of the Black Hills
MI Allison introduced bill to extend the 1urisdic
states for the punishment o: crimes The indian
Reservations Within the limits of the organized Terrific
Sir Howe presented the resolutions of the Milwau-
ton of $4,000 to aid III the establishment OF tenn
life research at or near the eightyrst degree north
latitude Referred
Legsls1re in favor Of the passage Of bill authorizing
lands within the limits Of the States ana Territories
Of e Sa s desfe
m o. Iras ~ Kansas aS resented the eoacSrep
OF the ra 5 IN d ne
Tor the payment attorneys contesng the title the
Nj west moved that when the Senate adjourn to-
day 1t be to meet on Monday next Re1ected-ayes D.
The morning hour having expired, MI. Jones. of
dental Electors Florida recently presented By him
asking that Their votes be counted Is he true return
election i. that State He afeued that the Tden
their rights BY the State CsavassnS Board which had
no judicial authority and no power 90 go behind the
and trckery Of returning Boards might for moment
Wonid come aud dispe @nsts srcr
Road acts so as to sinRns fund fo the
liquidation OF indebtedness due the said
roads, that it should be diminished business tOmOr
row .p,sor from tho co,,r,,.o On .r,,ronrto,,on.
reported with amendments the Military Academy APP,
preparation Bill Placed on the calendar
the two principal being to restore longevity
81 900 Tor the pay Of band
the Fortlfc alton ApRL9pIiation BIZ with amendment
me & tom the ne sgsnt 81 sa
Alter executive session adjourned.
WASHINGTON, January &C.
The House called to order at 10 O'Clock. when but
few members were present -,
Inc dlscusson OF the Eieetoial Bil was at once re
spoke In favor OF the bin and against the claim that the
Vice President of Senate had the right TO count the
MI Mills opposed the bill, yet said there were some
Vice President of the Senate had the to count
At the expiration of Mr. Mills time the point of order
ntes according to the AGREEMENT made yesterday but
and 4 o'clock fixed the tune Tor calling the
Mr.. Mills having used up his extended time. Mr..
Baker, OF Indiana declared the measure unconstitu
the Chief Justice ohaIacteIizing the discrimIna-
ton odlous and unjust nicIion that wise magis
| Mr. Lamar followed saying the falacy of the oppo-
on the one hand or houses
he e 70 Iv e wss no ss sn
Legislative body could not do an act without having
lied body clothed with the single
count as the RepGbcans held Therefore the bin was
The legislative session yesterday Closing with
NAL urn the was ea9
prayer The reading of the journal of yesterday was
let Sommi.ee the Use Of Troops il The PIssdep-
morton Caldwell. Smith. OF Georgia; Harrison, Kas.
Mr. Lamar ihen concuded his speech, saying the bill
eliminated the sword from the controversy and sent IL
to With %fapt Attention He said It might not be true
that the stood the brink OF civil but 1t
interest lie wish to inveiSh against no man or party
Dental office man who had not been elected existed
He most cOnscientously believed the Democratic
from power by great sectional war. Tne Repnblioan
ry into civil war II the two houses failed to SgToe
on some plan to TIDE over the great emergency the
county would see the Senate declare Hayes elected
and would see the President Of the United states
supported by the army and navy prepared to seat him
form of influence, the weight Of the Senate the
dicous men OF possible civil and possible compli
catious had been brought 70 bear on the House to
their views of what the Constitution
Mr; hin the bin his hearty and warm approval.
have been witness of the sorrows of that people,
and willing snaIeG OF an Their sufefings May
House of the country, the spirit
entire oontroyersy' on another occasion DEFENDED
their manhood their civilization. their humanity from
what knew to be unjust charges. If the answer then
unsatisfactory let the further answer be found IN
ed during the last sixty days scarcely man in
was elected and who believe they
have remaining Of property Of right Of justice de
ing this whole controversy-I say It with pride and
The spirit of
o. fairness Win the chains oil the nsnrper stu on her
Tesdy exhausted Golfers with the army Of United
standing sentinel for the DrStec9n Of her robbers the
ana Who now threaten to be the despoiers q oacn
other but one voice. That voice Is 'Peacei Peaeei
II you doubt, look here and be convinced" 1 hope
sA9 and Solely for
up Their es IN @ OF thei S0S 9sei t1ss
ess sss s" TsSs vino
the OF this measure OF shall again
whisper the words OF sectional hate Let him be
gaIded a chief traitor who shall again seek breed
sectional strife For myself feel pride in being able
say that look every foot of American soil
and thank God it Is part Of my country can look
in this whole land and this is fell
owcitizen; and raise my vision TO the utteTmost
boundaries Of the Republic and say: MY country.
my whole country. Blessed IL he who besSeth thee,
cursed is he who cuTseth thee"
MI. Hill, closing, warmly congratulated,
the speech itself and the fact, just
tanned by telegraph that he had been elected United
States senator
Messrs singleton and Lapham opposed the bill upon
constitutional grounds.
Mr.. Bland sustained it. because IT provided remedy
difficulties but lie expressed his belief
that constitution or law could be devised which