New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-18

IN his udsnent not only behind tie law, but beside the
hw and Il Violation q the AZ; 70 the CON
dsilon % Affairs O. Louisiana eaktag IN the Spring
OF 1877, and aid wsz admitted eG0,I on en- ~
aef Sa' Il point q fact there was
Governor and one tegsature PaeEafd hGd nls
era Army. he denied that the President o. the United
states SAT a. court OF last resort % deter1ns con-
Ss ss Ike ss SeSS y NE mann Gov the
opposite party could take appel g The b 10
dnt Of the Presdcnt to find out what government he
e nsSrsa Il ssnssr
hve-Innute rule. The Senator from ono was Coma OF
could &c waved he was wiling that the senator should
Me- MCMILLAN tRep. MIMI argued that the Federa
troops took no paft In the Louisiana trouble Lucy
only preserved the peace. They abstaned from taking
WHICH threatened the state House quiet 81 l1f
Mr. EUsIIS Dem La dened thes sesfe T ns f
islature. AT time was there any tntentlo on me
part OF Nichols 70 drive them out Of tine build
ing Witch ney occupied and tney might nave relnasu
Mr. KELLOGG dsep., Lal sald he did not propose g
not There was point which he deslFeto call at
that that the Legislature was me
tIoSay FIGURED Mr. Kellogg happsnsd 70 be Governor
st the time. There was legal quorum IN the Paekara
i quorum WIS sd%is,ed 20 skve been elected on ths
fsee Of the returns In sas senate tneFe was NOT
There was oeer IN the state who ana not recoe
ui3o MIN as GOYcfuOfs anu tne AfsSafatutc "hoh ~
reorganized tho legal and constitutional one. 70
Mr.. WINDOW Cfep Mimi said as thls debate was 70
extend through the sftelnoon' ne wond "lauI@" 'ho
ieTeri Senator'S objected and SIR ANTHONY In the
chair ruled amcndnant could not be Withdrawn
except by unanlm0us consent -. r'...4rftll- -.
Mr.. BLAINE Olep., Mel said he did not think the
President had any RIGHT 20 send five men TO NeW-Of-
leans 10 of enough from the lawful Legislature
to recognize Nichols Governor Mr. Blaine made use
OF remark tho Senate, three days after Mr. Hayes
was inaugurated, which had become histOrca-to the
effect that, n the President was elected Packard was
eTnor Packard's title except Dir. Hayes himself There
was effort al ali made by the commission % got
Legislature 10 recOgnze Packard Now there was de-
mhnd that tine men who threw into chaos the ars OK
chief ted since, should be paid fof H. he for one
would not vote for such amendment. KeforrnK 70
the remarks Of Mr. Eusts he said the Governor OF Louis
lana sits in his chair to-day on account OF
mob, having been placed there by mob According to
the doctrine laid down by the senator from Ohio (Mr.
Thurman), Abraham lincoln could not have taken his
seat in 1861, because tae whole CITY OF was
tol with battery OF artillery tokeep down Democratc
Mr. SARGENT tRep. Cali said at thfs hour and at
this stage OF the session the senate could not anoEd 70
discuss the Louisiana question: He therefore movedto
lay the amendment on the table but be withdrew his
motion AZ the request of Mr.. BECK Dem, Ky.l mem
Der OF the Committee Appropriations who read let
Ter IRON Secretary sherman urging the appropriation
MT III: CK then ar ued that the President had the
right exhaust all peaeeabe means ~ settle the trou-
bes louisiana before resOrng 10 the military power.
people there II he believed the good Of the service re-
qured a. % Congress TO say 10 would not
pay their expenses when they went IN good taith.
Mr.. sARGEN L then renewed bis motion to lay the
amendments the table and II agreed toyeas 32i
nays a. as follows lRepubiieans Roman, Democrats
a. tiniics Independents IN SMALL CAPITALISTS