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


JANUARY 25--S A.M.-The vote upon adjournment
can mot be eSnsered test vote a. several Senator'S
Ats o'clock Mr., Eaton took the floor, anc spoke in
S G:' Wnyte spoke in favor of the bill
AT oelgck An Mt. WHY'S was stu speakiuE and
ersl hours.
HoUsE-.----w AsHINGroN. January "a
Consideration resumed Of tho resolutions reported
s e 6y Mr. On ep 81 IOWA oR IN tatoS f WE To
resolutions submitted by the minority OF the com
| Mr. McDn said II the proposition OF the majority
consent OF the House, it would give the House prae
thought the President Of the sensie had alone tllo
p3we66 to 9o2ns the Votes qt W9sSeT count se'
together with the House and Senate or whether II
on the part Of the President Of The sSnsie
The decree was the decree Of che sovereign and indie
8gndFt RSoP Nth S S s. sSa be Sys s
constitutionsl IL was usurpaton ~ was a press
\ or carried out was revolution
OF both houses SsS nTeed upon tSe sh
winch he aogsd to sec SdoDtsd ana 20 become s
he now understood &C. and If i should not be amended
his support because 1t was in his line of duty and
MIR. Bright was the next speaker He spoke Of the
imPossioisy OF exaggerating the Importance o. the
on Congress-, and its action the question woud
m SF a 6 Sod SG gave to
gress the control Of the whole sueiee and int no re
The decision OF the Louisiana Returning Board
known 10 law which could make it hual The Return
ing Bosr ~ - & rs ns ana ~ rae votes sS cb S
cast out were IesSorea the eieetoh oil ld zen, ana
was proclaimed the .Splosive thnnders Of the NaI5ns
AZ the close of Mr. Brghts speech the further con.
sderatien OF the subject was postponed.
Mr.. Payne from the Committee On BANKING and Cur
gard to the National gold banks ne pEpained the OBJ
notes the ninety per OF their bonds
secure ercnlaon and to require those banks in Cal
Francisco five per cent. of their circulation
Lamar, from ne Pacific RAILROAD COMMITTEE re-
eTst years the time fer de completion Of he North
Mr. Holman made the POINT of order that under the
rule me e mus, 5eesve 1is ncsr r. the
position of an immense body Of public DOMAIN thirty
The CHAIR sustained the point o. order aad the bii
was referred tn the committee of the whole on the
Mr. Lamar then asked unanimous consent TO have
th MF P HomS HR sn8 declined to withdraw his
objection, though appealed 90 by Messrs kasson and
Mr.. Lamar also from the same committee reported
SrSsd Of so "a ~ Ssrc 'e
MT kass9n made ni0I1ty regoIi and sr anders
Ierrrd the committee Of the whole the state Of
Lamar asked aan u, ,S SO S to have the biz
lection was made by Msssrs ILoge and Heman
noHted b T % ns rsts e Of sS cgr r t
ana passengers across the Omaha Railroad bridge
The HOUSE then proceeded with the business on the
aonse The message from the Presdsn in regard 20 he
use of troops at the late election as originally pre-
Mr.. Wood asked thar. the message had been
Mr. auibut objected and required that not only the
he Speaker decided against The rsBt to have the
documents read. auo was reminded by MT itoar that
The speaker decided i as ms Jnegn,en, that the ques
the question and decided the vOte n the NEGATIVE
hr. Wood then offered ms resolution That the mes |
sage I've referred 10 of eleven
whether there had been an exercise Of authority
TROOPS which the President Justly IespoDsibe
Mr. Banks made IL point Of order that power to !
seha ST or and Psp Is MOT s Tper
ports " as necessary.
decent thing IN relations between different depart
inf the acton Of Inc Ipesdept or or erntmsSp 3,
the Government through the mode OF sending for
ihs ordinary especlia, and ploPe. mode Of asking for
The Speaker overrnled The point OF orrer ana quoted
The ru ssn ana manuel y , snPS 81 ms pg
and said that his only motive IN raising the point 81
ives an abuse Of power for winch there had been no
Mr. Wood that there was IN the resolution moth.
ing osIsire 70 the asn,ty q re PTesiae1t Ihs *
House had exercised what his MT woods 4
E%seaiiVe TO for his military N the
t Pfadspt 30, No s,a a W 9S @ a ayyS m i
gstion SO that ~ Il were true that Llsre va. ySiSti
states 20 interfere with the state eseetious the
It's CONDEMNATION 1p Of those acts " % '''
VI Waitsr5o on ns,Is =, MT MSods View ann S ,
declined 10 inquire 10 whether 10 was possible
20 mpeach the President II had done 80 AZ the III
stance request II those who were descibed rs the
Confederate element. They had ohj-ctfi 10 mpe1ch-
ing President Grant. not because they thought him
not impeach sbe. bur simply because they wanted %
pay tho debt which they trefcrr7ng r. what Ind
called Confederate elcufuutl owea him, and Il
exeeedinsIy ban grace for the Preaidrnta de
Spoiolists oppose Tits Iats day q the
session a simple courteous sethod Of con
Quoting search for truth.
The Speaker recalled the Hoase 70 the real question
before il, which the question ~ appeal. and hs
again stated hrs ruline AND reasons for IT.
Mr. Cox replied the suggestion of kTr. Hoar to-
uticceIcy the proposed mode of procedure and
said that tie indecsncy would come ~ when tho
inquiry He moved - isy the appeal Oh
the tafle. Caftied-ysls 1f7, nays -. |
Tho resolution then ndOpted-yeas lJS. nays rs.
Adjourned
SENATE WASHINGTON. January %.