New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27


mission showing that Mr. Ioar bad uniformly voted
AGAINST the admission OF evidence Ia show t'Gd on S
pm Of the louisiana KGtIInnS S sor, NV, w"s sfice
and rirhtcousucss" lie (Nlr HcaD bad voted ~ ',,1
ana IN the case Of Oregon he voted that the Com
mission had power 90 take evidence as 10 "h''i,c -,
whether watts held n commission from the United lalSs
In conclusion he said; ask my u m"ca'le
dpfraudgd. cheated they nave httu NH'ti''I
we should meet ''bad faith with bad faith aus"Sd
4bot mover ON bt the record Of the Democratic parry pG
s,Ird by Jingle act that win make any man blush; l
went on that committee aSainst my VIII; NmSH ~
whatever did that committee w'u1 NC S' . y,
MISREPRESENTATION; but when took my ace ueIT $3.50
10 be partisan. tried to become F,''dU o fp
perfect measure o. Justice Cohciil'iS Gnu P"CJS IT,
10 sutpriu people OF this county We lt'lGc.ch ~
We 3IoTS ,ptr and now shall We stop This career
toward ne of thc greatest problem ever pE
maud and injustice the other side l ~! ,, 1"
1t us gave TO the people 90, I Twin bet1
eH,S1tH, "" IT, ~ sS,s,ti"n and determination of she
o. G3u q, , A. , .i the end We have still tree
b,lObox AMI a tree press ana we are SUI "a 10 bon
Tor civil War can ever arise among free people uhu
they deprived of the remedy OF 'H1 iv I've
fcgnd in vain although | the humblest OF Democrats
add the most feeble of citizens, WIZ Dc Ieay 70 LIN ~
INV arms and lead. necessary, rather serve IN the
CuSa,it against Injustice, oppression ana l! fany ,
MI viJ Slr III IIijt. and addressing an OK
cited manner said: "Nou have pronounced tHe @CIon
a. the Commission be infamous, gross Dgtl2i I'll %
the GonhdS1Se GSPoSS" aar 10 6c me duty OF Demo
S'A. .,' - !, =, r',frs, n T.
Mn H@wit'i "a, tina, will yield to it because see
no otaer coul ST lett bat anarchy. . ,.. 49,. IT.. 81,
Nj Catc-l deny it, ami assert that II Is me uy oi
pmocrat 10 OPPOSE II by every means ID tGelr IO"t
Il would be oo0arliee to 40 CjAef" $50 lO4c"' '>V
M Yaalcs I'sn l. c. forced his way through the
circle ana With flushed face ara eNcHed in4Iir OK I.
90. -, w, Sr,os,ng acduicsencp "TACso who
draourcc us cywards when the lihch cd4he 10
'Thls s c ezcencSl lad sroTn so intense at this time
revivng Fccoiccons Of the scenes IN the io9 lin,
tho gi,llll
o oIITIer - W l'1, IN, lad succeeded
Mr. Tovg,end Gp ~ s. called on tie other side of
TIE House in the name OF county OF EidloS ,I6n "a
have ecm required do in case the decision N"u ocon
"-Sirs me- Dem. y Cl thought that sad times had
fallen uuqn tie country when gentleman todu Gtc'St
openly at au5.ns incgTF@'%t s IN l' Fccrr3g to
tie iTeror.i conn. sion ne said that question could
# was lat the Commission had admitted cyIglr" ~ ic
case of Or-ou and rad refused II 30 me case 81 Lou iai
"sti 20 fsG ,, der,ict H., IN, duties and history
wold mention L. III terms o. bitter a. hAHei"uon' ho
Mr. t,uIird d>n. M sent 10 tac CLERKS desk ana
had read r,.o.Irous o, the CHICAGO Democratic ClHi"
asking tina. % new election he ord, rcd , ,s Do.
Mr. Pcpl;,fon Dem. ONO sent up ana had I."9 nc
fpeech delivered at FIemOnt on saturday by Gov
Mr. 'Har6cnbsr-h DEM n Jl in the name Of the peo
III. Of NewI.sey. and of their lWrC'lto nl,lle,, en-
teo protcs: 'ast 5he deg'o o. i, [ IoG Ill.,
Electoral bin coIdiu- m me imm-t.h'{ oL Iht H'e
questions as ld.rs Tho? had Gsto '' 'i a, .', -.
packed jury. TIE majority of the touthN.oH H'l yer
ST. Hoar lI,!l, Mass, who was not in the han when
hi Hewitt made his speech hu WHO laG mad the notes
o. read b; t.C ODlgiI reporter lr 10 D. '"' LIZ
tat il was utterly Incredible mat ne or hcvi,3 -hgn
have understood Tie matter Le now PROGRESSED to
understand II or H.4ll wanted 20 oih'I ~ '.,e
charsr again, him that M gentleman .ad himself
furnished IL would venture Tn prophecy l'.' ,u,It
wold not br an event IN the history i lat country
winch would be in The future ua" gratifying 10 !Ht
American cope Ian inc ] u t s
N.ii between S,ii" anu N"'4.' "'"'4-'S "''' '-'''
hyg'o .nyn., 05. iI closed the debate with an
argument COINS thc decision o. thr t't.a.. 'ipl .
The vote Was tE,n taken on llr Stcn-r.s substitute
for Mr. kcus5', rt-oiuIUn and 10 Was "-oltc'- as
~ a. 49, 'i.,ld r,t BE- counted bee IL, he was ud
appointed ia conformity with the Constitution anu laws
The senate was notified Of the vote ard of the reali-
ne of he Uo,.e 20 meet Tue senate JOINT meeting,
ana al 81, The senators entered The hall ana took their
TIE RHODE ISLAND CASE.
As soon as order was restored after the Senate had re-
tired. Mr.. PcpprJon Dem. ONO moved that the House
take a recess uh 10 o'clock to-morro" morning Re
jlcted-Ycas 30, NAYS 175.
Mr. Wood dem, v w. moved TO reconsider the vote
by which he Uoo- mad refused to TAX recess anu %
lay that motion Oh lle '%c Sl'l,- ', ' III 10, ,
'n tr S 6i G sir waiing Dem. Ohio called for
TIE Yeas and Nays which were ordered ana 'e51i.''
Mr. O'I'.Icn o s resolution declaring that The vote
OF William :. Slater -honli uoi 1r counJ.i
M,. Eimcs G,,, r. ~ offered as Substitute lGSoiu-
ton declaring tlt the vote Of SAID Slater should be
Sir jerks Dem. PENN oToncd the debate with an
SIR Fam t.r. a. ~ argued favor Of the right Of
uJpHuYs Commissioner or not at t1 tune Oh ms Gee
Tf. O'Bncn lD,m. Md said that the Senators and
Eoprrstuta,!ye- VINO presented IN" p.''I"h5 10 me
good sL %. o., Republicans in tutn Aous, Of Congress
who yot ed 10 -It,u tIe d,c ION 81 TIE Electoral Oi
miss on III 'ia O.ugon Tie Rode Island case was