New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22


SENATE ...wAsmSGToS. Nov q. 1877
number of bills of private nature vera
introduced during the morning hour referred 10 Tn.
appropriate committees and several bills OF the ..n.
character reported from the Committee OF Claims er.
| passed
MIR. ARMSTRO Dem. MOI introduced biiI % pro
vide for ascertainng aud settling private land claims in
certain States. Referred 10 the Committee on Prlvat.
Land Claims Also bill TO amend Sections Gf0 and IA
Of the Revised Statutes, IN relation 70 Issues u fact tried
b. the court and salaries Of judges Referred % the Com
mittco on the judiciary.
At 1920 O'Clock Mr. CONRLfNG Rep " moved
that the senate adjourn, but at the suggestion u Mr.
HAbLIc crop, Mel h0 withdrew tng motion ana tba
Senate motion OF the last named ~ sent ~
expcuiye session. and at 1910 when ne daors , ~
opened the House Joint resolution I'm relation 10 the ~
Ona Industrial Exhibition % b. held r PARIS in
1870 wqs referred 10 the Committee on Apufopfo',,
The Senate then resumed consideration ~ me rrsoln
ton submitted yesterday boy Mr. TIL RlAN ODcn
Ohio) 10 discharge the Committee ON P-yl'oyes nd
Elections from the further consideration ~ tho oreden-
tias Of hir a. C. Butler, az Senator from the STATE o.
ar MITCHELL Rep., Oregonl referred to the discus.
son o. ye.erday and quoted rom the record io the e.
feet that the motion 10 discharge the committee from
consideration ~ tie uss made Oh fle sh u
October. and was not withdrawn until after long dis
cus,ion on the Igtb and the committee first met
on the 10 b before the motion WA, wi'hIaWu.
10 submitted that The record showed hat
lie then defended the action OF The Committee Pry.
,eScs ana Elections and argued hat thr COMMITTEES
gag worried ilniuily II had been m session almost
daily, and shonid The re 0utipn NJ the Senator from
Oai0 De adopted. u would De regarded lc % COO
c0mmrce hy The senate iie sIDmittd tlai fIrrc Ens
controversy IN the south Carolina case and 30 was ots
of iact Is question must be drelluiued Pos Gee come
mittne before any senator could give intelligent
vote IN the matter the proper hng 10 %
now was to permit DE committee o. take ~
me BrutrCornin case "a soon ~ n could ls
reached examine al que lions 0i fact and law
decide upon them and report iO be senate He hss l.
bored ha.i 10 BRING about settlement ~ on these con-
tested cas- 3. II Was bis desire, AM be- believed uas
the desire ~ every member Ol te committee, 60 have
speedy settlement OF them. 10 DIS judgment tle com.
mtee AMI senate cOud examine and dclil. ever, onf
OF tncse cases before the holidays lie would 10 do
Nj NIL Dem. Ga). a'member OF tic Committee On
Privileges and Elections. said, as member of tbe com
the Senator from Ohio (lr Tburuan) but be- do-med n
to b.. his duly, 10 justice 20 himself. the commit
sons influencing him for tins VOTE aud he
would oniay0r TO DO 50 without ara suieg anyone
credentials before 70 thr order 81 their dae sch
would have brought tie iu,s c.se hist thc BitlafCo
tie Committee decided co. invite M,ssre. kellogg a1i
SDDHord 3d. present thtii cases MS, and o. course
Me,is Butler toiDn 3nl A',s could nor present tler
crses unul invited by The committee fD dO So
He dd not orposc the consideration OF tle KcloErs ~,
Thought 70 would moo consume much tmc llo i.Isat
IT, could ue Tied IN au hour ~ il was historical, nown
trogcr.y and W hi, Judgment o. was needles, ior ths
ate 10 waste tmr Ia inquire rs 10 what body nas no
a-a Legs azure Of LON iaua lIo then referred 30 ne
ASTON ~ hr Committee o Privileges nl Elections and
sail this the first instance he cycf know Of where
me judge, INSIST u ON ihllilHS lnlo th heI ''
after the dspufan.s themselves Dad settled tAa
matter lie Af- 'if hI oAfDu- l- dlIN IIl
believing, .hit tN '"Ilh ' ON iii'i,'-'' 'H f''ils
would Immediately say: We VIII not reuprn settled
but We Will iaAo thls 50 tieri ~ iHo leol' OF h,
state have made D.. and Dee satisfied with o. lie bad
built drc.sties often m his life and be confessed uat
ihi, a-caste On tir ~ OF Oriolcr r. 0Acfed
IN committee resolution 10 accept me sfticin DO
IN Louisiana PHt ,oo "T ;, I'VE b iIe e' M
polce winch The people OF Louisiana had made for
.n," a' irty OF he Commute O.. Fri, les and
J. rcti.ns-sN 20 three members. ne hoped Do vould
tlo settlement male by tho people or Louisiana,
out decnlcd 20 open all those uc,tions, 81 which
Boards frauds violence and every thing else. 10
mr.. tlD on the -J,h y. oconer moved ln Conn. ttee
believed the case - LusiIs should have been considered
without delay .cuse LHusian1 hid d" Nuator on ths
rh 4rae pending oefogc TIE senate. Besides there w4s
DO carte.taut tor o. seat OF lir. EIst-.
Mr. MCMILLAN tR.1, MIMI, member of the Com
mit.cc. asked X thtt very important question was not
NJ, nil r.rliei. u vas not He knew the Senator
from Minnesota or McMaD hat tried TO get 10 there
bar 800 - voted With m. tAi there could De 40 con-
br senate should r.r .rt re PucAhacN ease 20 ne CONF
nitjee. lie Eucw tic.c hlu been cDnIlacaiioA rom
p!u,hbacg before tie iAuliec, alt t4c Chairman
We ., i. cjain, r,-l not be considered III. ll-
Hi,D a..ecd with tile naicr tom Delaware ti.:
u.suuf,) tut5 the comm ,ter could ntf dispose. of
bo,n inc En.ii. ana But.er case, AND ftll flye
'~l. c..e H. did not a-rce SO ta tLe clli.non
NJ 2be .,n,.-ri.o Mr. Nlu.i-r that ore case Should
ne settled before another Vas t1aeu mp Vas % u-at
.f.. ltm.u. .lltIs were if lA'
,i.- =, h'.. .ef wa, moi contested -lould b-r,n-
prloa tic arOunl tHl' srnSc chamber asa t.is tiB
e. n,. brclu ID contested case happened 70 HtF0
,. KEN, ND trs.l Was au ur iltei cls. 90 De- posi-.
,,t,,.i iti +, W ~ eI ,ise coud b. disposed or Gle
Stale 0i Louisiana. ia 70 Il.,it u bt l'..'''"t.t
on his hoar. and 70 would Ac better 70
rel e. Mr. Eus,is tha1 80 keep him waiting;
fiul-ia t Thought s.e Lad ci,ctcI te-+1. Dii tle
senate ,d not. H0 conceded TO thc senators on mo
o,ncr ,de desire TO do what va ;i-l Ju. Le differed
with them % iu '.mcuh 81 WIS pc...ry "Ahn- i.tt
his sSrth carolina case sloaf be- settled upol 'ho fac'
rnrt.fa,d In tua br.et O. ar. Cpr1l, rue con-
,cs.aut II Mr. Batter. Both gcntl,men agreed as 10
lions The pricl nlcd by ". Cotbu wasa sank. manly
statement ~ idcta There N's n"' shS'' ie i"i',
ra diicul one, aud 1t shoaId De disposed OF without
NJ 'wADrFlGH Ucp. y. 49, sail the question %
,rIsf lad been done co. What should ht o,tr iH me
Eu.tis case bad nothing u 90 viii tc o. -'N '"n nov
b..otc the senate. inat ease lai 'e'h l.' pre- t',
.t.e .lpui which tn lpad olt' ;-- 1g nst ir lohni,-'
"a p..uo.s and cct0us. ar EA-i.s mad mol ash, 10
yho bi, cre,ie, ais we're referred o the committee. Hr.
Eu,ts requested that they Should not ue con'iHe.'
sDcn, and Ee lest lor l'u'iu ~ mt't,A.' BE- 1
absence. thc democratic S'nai - Nculd lave l 20 t'
cry thai gross nlsuce "a' done iIn H. '.
ht Erll0 s--SpC:t0rd ease wutd soon oa ha.ah'i' E
cause all tde mdtcrni -atls hat ptru 3~rrd hi"l ue
said mo- u.,nlaer Vi lhc committee on fuft'~s ...
m cDtl, Lld eytl hutrd or whispered ti.t tfc uo.'h
you,d be made To discharge the Comm uee on Paw IS
aud Elections from iIrt-cr CONFEDERATION 81 it b'''s
case though Il had boon -atd that su,h motion wo-" TO
| made n tue Eusti, go &C. -.
Mr. MITCHELL uiep, O-esonl said both '''iis.
Fusii. gud Builcr ugd requested hin 'u'-G. oi .i .'-
mittc- % htyc ther cases considered lt)u i. ana pa
.ph,,l Lee would DO all ia lis power 10 rave tAeh a,eh
| 0h W taout delay. .,
Oo MIR TAuru}auj submitted TINS rcn.1.'oh hl" ~.
cause he believed tneic were certain iAinH' o.t't ~
ths Senate wlirli would give him son.o s'fantsc PIC
then referred scenes OF violence ln Louisiana an
! sad no had been n ta.t state ana seen t-'
! f'rr,rism which vas exercised over fhr krplD.
ucars nc was Ike the terror n force du?i tit ga ."
the French Revolution. II, knr" u va. ~ ."l .'
tnc Plckarl Government was overturned llt .Icn pro-
cer.iu,. ud not fugc,U-c tuc right or tn' 1iiir
quirc INFO ali the circumstance attending e e'c' ~.
! n senator even though force and menace nsd d'al'
| reared Ike morning dew on the era ...-
| Nj UOAE Rep Mss . member u tnc tomni-.lco
| ON Privileges ana Elections, sd 10 wss IA ,.c As ,t
i L. - .- l. II