The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-30
Mr.. MORT0N'S BLUE MONDAY
,,sr HOrE or THE PRESIDENCY
srrIIERS NTTNGUTSIfED.
.,.,.,tng 10 the Message what Mr. Coniiira
s,,d u The Honest Republican senator
,.om south Carolina Freeing his Mind
u,.helrs Argument for the Railroads.

Ao.,h If Andrew johnson. presented himself in
~. senate to-day and took the oath Of office.
NJ Key has nllcd the vacancy by appointment
'',. q. vernon since the death of Mr.. johnson.
~ Robertson rep. s. c. presented rcsou-
.iana adott.d ai meeting Of citizens of Spar
,anshurc. :. C.. of both races and of both polti-
"aIrarti.s dcnouncing the Chamberlain Gov
eminent ~ usurpaton. and declaring that
uo,,,inn IL legally elected Governor OF the
stat. Referred.
wr Ineall. u,cp.. Kan) gave notice that as
.o,,asih, hill in regard to the Pacific Railroad
sinlin, fund should De disposed Of he would
s.p the senate to consider the bill amending
tho nen.ion laws. So ~ to grant arrears of pen
sion- 10 certain cas-
Mr. gonoyer rep. Fla). Chairman of the
Committee ola Enrolled Bills. said he was au-
thorin.I b. say that the President OF the United
STAT. had signed the hil in regard to the cleo
,,-.l,ouut and he would announce that fact to
the s.nat. Dy % special message to-day.
Mr. Howe lR p.. WIS., presented the petition
ufTr.drrlrk nmkcl OF Wisconsin praying for
me rAssase VI an at to ab-olvc him from his
en,..an,, 10 the Government Of the United
siM-r nm : c,.oi,,.l 49,, ,h, roso.
luton recently submitted los Mr. Gordon DEM
Ga declaring ipt the say Govrenment nov
eN-t ug in south tar,liudf"pr' 'utcd iN Mad"
Mr iaI'. fi-uu said he did not wish tn have a
vi. tl.lA, Nut aullrl up Their, solution mcrrlAto
submit .iIr remarks. Ia consequence uf Mr..
I,drri-ll'- nervous iuii-ro- tion. at his re-
qu,-tfN. ,Airf Clerk road hrs speech.
n r.tt.W- hrDny tnr r"rht @npN-n IN
u -a De-. th. military, the ation II United
ST. judge N.nt, anl said the exclusion Of
tvs 'r.ri 90. LIZ -Hturr hy thc military was
al l.I.. ll Z. DOS ,.l.h II 'f-r WAS ih' luIs" OF
tirtlt.'l. uuf if@ own members. II referred u
ilrt.tf..ta inu,r|t,. itlc B,nrio CanVlsscrs
w. rt..lu lul.lil- for Dni Y.. Aus sal that WAS a
v'olat.u o, law. ~ drnIri thth the O." WIS IN
mI'iHilon ON the art of inr W!il,- toward th'
h'a 'k- duriui: the tdup.iru. NJ ilf beginning
O.. thu campaign tll'tN may nav" lot" % violence
30 SOM" parts of the state hut II WAS dis oun-
tcntn 4 and stopped b., Con Hampton. Truth
,nuIli.tlrd him o. -uy that lu tNirl. =. "a unt
Heattf.,r+ 'iirin, ill. ,.lr,a-- rDiYrad lspuhu-
,nns ~ .r' ,i'7.nt f,wltI n. rin,ri'- uf th,ir
own color There WIS Ut m iilou Du Thee pdit"i
llh, ~ toward thv-' of ihrir own ,"'er. amt ~,
hai no. doubt that many blacks were prevented
from Nun- the Democratic t'A't Toy c'l'red
i luNn-ns.
c.. II. =. Hunt of O." Tith Artillery. t. show
that fIr blacks Wrr,. violent. and continuing his
arl'lm' no said undOuit there Were q" iraudu-
l"n' - asst hui no more 10y ~" ll'morrni-
t.an hrtlH Republicans licth'u had read "a bet
t.rt ru 0-'ph y. Boston. leading ,Ylorrd man
ot ISL rry. : C., vino has b.. iu ihc i"-,isla-
'uIH fHI fIH past rL 10 wears heart Is endur- NJ
il' Hampton Governments Mr.. Robertson then
QUO. iiDln The on, ~-il-'. Nf President Grant of
ls. iN r. iri tu Louisiana. g. the III. that any
,nt I."r u'" W "a ~" "r-u.la OF state
l'- stature h' the Federal Government j. re-
cn u-n'l ~Ild be- believed Hampton wis the
Is.. td Governor of South Carolina. H.
a1li~lNr l.h.r,-d,1' i,lirlDdh r w"nli
,'-. a., was N .ri.y ut conliiru.r. aud could
HN -tua tilAu .uv other man u- Governor
i. Iur a'liI lin STATION of n9llafialr-
N carolina under i"lun AN rul" hal
i-' nnt THAT It must hr better IT tram .rr"d
.'O'tn'.rur hands. II" regarded Mr.. .ham-
no ..- 20 man of ability and culture. II did
~Hf h.' oould To npholi hun. ani only sop
= td from him when b" called IN The United
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