New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

aAX!N dem. Tex, rom IN" committee pH
,r,,l 40 l,v at comujtrc to Dc -uitt,d To- the Post
Gcllrrai 10 ,ouuact Tor m.d communication s'ii,
monthly between the United state ana h'dH' N
means % Two on ~ me- % Ut , =
one io ply between Ncw-lu ora ana NI1 ''h'l"' '"".'
i,s AZ H,rto L. Va 81 Turma-, Para, = IubL"o ANA
X ina. ana a. % ,ccou 30 piy between Newt leans ana
pa ''i'r ,, tr, M. = Galveston and -ucu por m
49,, 80, :, t IN. W. lud..s ANA G.zii a. the
-" '"I I , ~ I,r.lvc "a subsidy # ii 10000 p,
rr,',n, Referred 10 ile Committee ON Appropriations.
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BID, aud reports were introduced and were disposed
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VI .,.,,,4, ,f., VI I,. ,,.,,,...t f,o. tI,, ra
lief Of Alb.r L. W5uau li,c lrr"-u'f OBJ the JHIit'
States. ECi'rr io lht conn! ne "i iin't', .
pr,ir.,r ;,.n 10 prevent acrdcat> and deiIyiug oil
ma ON "a road, aud steamboats, operated by steam
Et'lar.c,. X icrr,d 10 ih, COMMITTEE on Railroads..
b.. lIr. tONONLH tS p.. FIlj-I" extend Mlnd'f :
Bu.ing tor ih- Use of tur VIZ D"i"ItWthl. H'i'I'r'
IA t, tl,lui joe. uu PUnlr I,u!ldu-. and Grounds.
Nv Mr. HOLLIS CI;,.. y. no rclryc certain
slh - ami from compulsory plot fees EvieiItd
To Inc Committee pa to..ucIcr.
Ey Mr. HARRIS %" o. lcunl-AuthoiHHE ne
i.os a surgeon ID o.. United ~.ltcs Navy. Referred to
tue Comiulilrc on ty1u Ah.r, , .
Mr.. dCPii LRsON Dem ~ - presented, l'!l,on %.
tie marine tu.lurcr-o o. tie Port ol Nr"-lorh praying
for uctiDn Ca tne ne n-e fees rec icdtn he pud N
marine -lur-rs. Ref Ii,i &" the Committee on COM
Inc.cc
Mr.. CONKLING Nicp.. " " presented petition NJ
citizens OF Wy "ih lI.A ing 'i ',S'-t "i d u"
ing pensions 10 Inc survivors o. me Die AIc"h ana 'Ida
d ti IT,
Mr. CAALIsON d:cp, WIS.,. from the majority 0i the
ComuIu,c ON IIlyi.r. ana Elections submitted re-
p"rt s,-.rd Dt ,h' Il DH,,H in III ~, =" ,
C,r,i,r, = need ON Ire. calendar
Nj. hill Dem, Cal. nom ihe minority o the com
ml,r' nu', .L q n, ,, fc M fvor al NJ g. a
Ter VINO now holds seal. dcrcd To be printed ANA
placed on the C4t,1 lar MN TIC iH,.p''', IDOL c
nl' MA -, - 4, ,i,,,Y ir,ri,riat is,,
ui,,1fo on on ut,tI. ~ irr.sr To- claims AGAINST
nul',tl W ~ 80 LIN =, r'.n.ntnr f',t
tHt Nrdld-uui NUN,Iuu,u' VIZ, q ''u,o' '.",
select committee OF htc 0th t'i7 nc dPp"IH'.'
10 81 uIs , ~ th ,,.r,,.,t ~ N,c,r,', Ir ins,
claims against the oNtIuhthl "l lciIdEud Io luucm
MY TOT hNts VI tlatiNcS ann, %"sI az" Ut, ~
so'hI mum , ii,cii an ne c,,I ma ~ ' "
~ -, ~ a., n,t,ca tb.t at ti. o,r
go ~, M ,liII c,l mn tltr nint n. ,nIuti,,u
m''o', gI SimrudIucut +" The CnnSfiln ion of The
T",i ,.a r1tii,,tir tnr IMMINENT If claims of dis
Inc Krbrl1on
Mr. WINDON R.p. MunJ gave notice that on Fri
Gay nvN, ''o t c,,rJ u l me, mn pose OF sIbut
ulIsI ''iuh W ~ -, ," ~ tb,,,d i,,' " " ii
IIS NrtInTY M ~ submitted resolution 70 nav
'lt f... 49,. I,Tl,tIi,. Comm. -, .
iHt WIN, uS :, - & ~ tnr tLr t,,h ,c IrI,ti,
ana lHe s'e"o-' "f"'i' o'' VI ~ ''7 " ~
Agree i;1-yns ,p, ", v.,s non his avn rccuest
excused nom stIEic" "n ~" il, ,rJ t t
quIe a. +" ~; G 30 pmte Gtil ,ranin. - I}r,lI,iu
pass Tree through tno mails. and Mr Howe wa APP
MT con- " ~, i'N'sJ O. 'i Wy ,,' ~ '' , 9u"
81 C"mf-' "n tne ne Gran '' IN" rom ian A'"Hio
Texas. 10 la'eio, on me 1910 Uandr ne spoke a. length
VI the hHpoi' ""Ooo '''.' '''''''' ''""''
THE EDMUNDS RESOLUTIONS.
,r, c,, ,t.,, r-,,,.u c,r.it,ra ion Il, unfinished
Tue H1H"'t '"'" i'Sun'u .l'' " u'""',i
business being the Resolutions 81 MI Euhuhds' Ot cr
mont debating the validity Of the Thirteenth Four
i''"', '' 1,.a,, ,.,,,a.. ,h C,',,,,t
'''''' "i''' : >
MI BAGARD Dem, DID adld III IA lew words ~
possible ne desired 10 ENt MS REASONS luI d'ippI"VuE
ca tiie ISoia 49,, ~" ,oie uiioi
the form ~ the regular business OF the srl'te my
4,
zee oI the NJ I ~, ~ w nv
business o. Tue 9thd' nv! "clc "o'ouiP"iieu oS Tue
odOr Oh caucus anu no' 'Ii' VI" Io'
lheN oaH"i, "aG 90 p't.i a. % ] siu' 9tesan
sHIo' anu ui' iio'iS - ,',i. t, ,o nv, &
% '"' u' Gc CopsIIf1i", auIc1l iur,,i. NM t1
the senator from Vermont himself. WHY should these
three amendments De i'nTr OUT 10 Iore', q '3nhha-
,Ie T. declare the validity Of these aInruIucnts
then another party IN power coun bring
'dE ncb 81 Jorfr,ne me- rnnIe never r",snit
The real object was the to BE- given To the
amendments lie argued thht th'N Was contra ndt0n
Oh Po"tl, az" i a. f tH' r ,r,, ,V'o n'i"'Sn
acrunu!atnn of powers IN any sins.c branch of our
Government Armies, arIdy'd To- overthrow a govern
bi. o W 80, 49, " ,.,,,,'I,7' , ,' '''
luton IL was a dc>-u 10 Llag within the control 81
Congress the civil rights OF thr Hrn which had always
been intiusted to the states L. va most dangerous
central ldtloh 81 power 40 -lt' 80 he lri-
cral Government tiat uhllIhitrn sway ov'r
tine IishlS OF HtZeha ".i," IA" D'en icIi
wholly Ia the stale ''"'rfhlhchir. Nr Biyari
erred To eases to "c Ir ia o., Hulr,mr Court co. b'
aud SAID these cases tOuli no De tIcd lor >oan.
power claimed IN That MI Gid exist. then tie po
ucl party, Whenever ii h. mat .t- to~-c--iu u
Guycinm nj hId almost intIt'S tLd crI~hIug ppWtr
to sustain Itself forever. Inc "ipt OBJ ci OF t trsu-
luiOp 10 procure from IT, senate an approval 81
the unconstitutional LEGISLATION Hclti"ioi" enacted,
against winch hc Struggled lu VAN 40 The time ut
enactment All over ,H' Etnd nc SAID. there j.
law conflict win 'h'Hr "ineudmth,s All over the
land there are aCIu -tr.rr ana ohcltntr. All men
are equal before the Jaw, 'ut every day in
ability OF men To aNaIi themselves Oi Their ighi-.
lie wGul De II no parry. Il, wouu ad ia Il" rl..-
ton That did not IccOEnL tHc rlg"t Oi every man i
parts oi country Iarf. WIS n ttc uuVutt'n law