New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-14

drawn from Louisiana for Constitutional reasons or rs
matter Of Cancellation, the Nichols LEGISLATURE had
political prosecutions, and be knew and beloved
hat the pToeeutiOMof The members OF tue Returning
dspatrI referred TO- hecante he did moi believe that these
men ought 60 he abandoned or that the Administration
Mr. ELLSWORTH rep, Mlch), ondeavored to get
hearing on MI ae's plea OF personal explanation but
the thing would nor work again, ana ne had 10 suppress
Nj ELLIS DEM La. who had been out OF the hall
Curing The di-cussol. AMI who bad evidently been III
informed Of the p3rnrt OF Mr. Hcwits remarks about
him. obtained tie floor ana assuming that Mr.. Hewitt
Presidential haTgai) declared that the lips which ut
tered The assertion that louisiana rpr, soBtatOn
haTterCG. or sougG to barter entertained prop
oslfion TO barter away nc Interests o. the Democratic
IGt- or The whole poO Of the Union IN the election
ol samuel j. Hdca, LED IN heart and LED III LIS lou
threat.
Hotel, mentioning thc actors on that occaSlOn MN
SELF T. A. Burke of Louisiana, aud Henry Wattcison. OF
d. Gn side Mr. Garfield, Mr. Foster. Ex-Governor Denn
sou, Stanley Matthew's. aud senator tnow secrethyl
tar o. f.. bars-in that the only matter when oc-
cured was az interchange OF views a,d ln1 ne anu Ms
N ends a. t what we're MS Vie ana sentiments n re-
r,Ii fo Itj ANA ard south Carolina. These gentlemen
lao pledl,i Nothing for Mr Hayes. They had bound
him los no promise. by 10 pooee The lsngdaSe ihey
ti,.rtfs towards ne south. We know that he b.
N,yes In the srlf-soyeInment al those States, and
la. king autAoraiiyey for Inn we viii say
fbli m our oiin0n Bee viii give the blessing Of free
government 10 these states that he Will m them from
the blood and dust IN when they have been tIampcd
aud tiat ON the language o. Nj Foster the Nag shall
float over rec sas and lao longer over conquered ana
AID, ct nrOvinc,-.'
~. DAVIS ODcu y. Gives there any agreement
tina, tb" members 81 the Returning Board should not he
pfustCu rdi
Nf LLi.I-.-Noue.
subsequently Mr.. Ellis again obtained The floor to
personal eX llanution and rctractedNu offensive
allGsiOn 10 Mr.. Hewitt IN ms rcMar6-, saving th1t hc
Hud been assured 10y that gcr tleman aud by
other friends tiat ~ had been entirely MS informed
TIE debate closed. ana The toWp1rat'f civ IftsY
business 81 ~ hu VS. resumed. Fot tuc Lout or 'w"
tlaf tis ptlso' lI and political tirulaA i.r.'d, t"c
scenes ~ tAr House of q hig.ly exciting char
actor. Tie members on the Republican SIDE ,ccm q 10
cufty k,ru the wtr uu jat Opposite -is ihc CnWtc,
ana were lc u,st C4Drlu Tho tIcaur in' nt ni SD -ss
8 Ben. IlIs ard Dhcr ant goust- tp Hr Hewitt; ana
DR. leuglr. ol McAg;i was constants and iuepressi-
.lv is ie't -urrE opportunities to srui po soned
arrow. INTO the tnCiuy's conn. The remr.hf ira'c ~
Mr Gaii-lr were AZ iycrcd Win even more iGau ia
u.1t! ,amcstuc,s aud veLcme4c, ana ne applause
which greeted them from thc Republican side oft tnr
House hearty and Spontaneous hut Win t1 M
confusion ana excitement o. tAc scene there Wat an cL-
De. absence Of DANCE Gus element or bitter patty
irrlmr IN only seemed 20 be peculiarly rc.lshcd ana
eilsycl o. a pleasant contrast 10 IL, daily duncss ui
%. sessions 81 Tie House.
Tic bill finally reported 10 the House; hut. with
out hnal aciOn on L. the House. al CcOoA ADJOURNED