New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

tufe for The Uor-e hill proposition that the Presideu,
the treaty before the first day Of January. A. D.
1850 ana u the demand il not computed witt then the
the treaty ON = hfsi day Of J1y thereafter.
Mr.. mn MAN Dem. Ohte. opposed IN" amendment
Mr. SARGENT subuitted several amendment 10 the
hill of verral char1r. y. and tAey we're agreed TO-
H. also submitted au amendment as an additional sec
ton providing That The net snail not apply to persons
officially rIiinc, tel With the Chinese Government, or
ny embassy ca 'roo' G." to IcrouS -cu'd from snip
wreck duIlus i yuya.' q avd bv are vrsse! bringing
the sane Vltan the Jurisdiction o. the United states
ll-n ~ amendment directing tie President o. the
tmted 1'.7 INN '9fit' ~ ltol taf aPr"Em % t the
abrogijon ol articles and SOY tnr additional artic'.
stats aud Cpin5. proclaimed February ., 1870, com
monty called thc Bml.ilame Treaty Agreed 20.
long argument IN favor OF rrs;ncng Chinese immi-
grafton. II argued that they should be permitted 10
they would se" "a capital! ana that thcy WouI speedily
accumulate MANY more CuiUAm.n vonid ht'' ,eeu
here had 70 not ofen no, tneir m1Iif@'loh N'd 0een
checked ~ popular inoiguauon. ,....,.-,..
-iyelg from prominent writer's io the haOits ot he
NJ, HOAE Rem " .s~1 IT 9 o. "a. moved to adiourn.
Nj SARGENT t&'i., C1ll h0tsI rot. and urged ne
senate H. rom a - session aiG dispose 90 %. matter
Mr WINDOW Rep Minu) gave rl'ioe hat lac would
Inc senate ny !Isns Of yeas. u nays, 81, re-
..-et go aai'UtU.
CONTiI>G FOR LESS ABRUPT TREATMENT.
Mr. CONKLiSC tPep, y Y. submitted the following
q a substitute foi "a, amendment Of NJ Matthews:
That ire President Of the Uri''d states il
hereby requested immediately 10 give holee 10 ne
Iulcroi - th'Ua thtt much or The cx4stiJS
treaty bttF', the United StHtes and CADa Us permits
e,r dar,.ilc IN 'hs county Z. unsatisfactory 10 the
err,ous and 10 rfoTos ,h mod scstions OF tn said
treaty viii correct tho evils complained Of; such moo
'hcatqus fo be made in a NV ana snppeinehttl
Untad state, on or before the st day of January.
1--O. should inc Government ~ CHINA refuse "r omit
20 agre" hy c1'use OF tue exhtrg treaty. = 5tth
modInc5fl5r rs aforesaid then me PRESIDENT OF me
Cded atcs Is further requested and ne - authorized
20 inform iie Emperor ~ emma mai me tnItd 9l'r4
Will proceed ~ laws ~ ''s own 10 regulate or prevent
the Immigration or or'' ION To Us shores oI snb!ett
% China AND after tH E - Jann2ry 1850 70 treat the
Mr.. MATTHEWS withdrew his smenlmeE', and that
o. Mr.. Conklnc wa in order.
Mr.. SARGENT U}ep. Cali hoped thu amendment of
tho Senator from New-York would be voted down II
was simply promise 10 DO something hereafter
Mr.. CONELIYG said he was sorry 10 hear his heni
from California appeal to friends OF the nh TO vote down
se ccun@ nothing Thcinn grafton Of Chinese 70 our
ores di rot begin win ie treaty IDesaA 5eI"et He
s 7, more han promise IN r. II was what
".,,.ru 49, r., cou hs-,.. trcl.tI..ft We we're nor
dealing with nation provided with means 10 con
rre -.r,i, -is excessive abrupt Uuvardnted. These
civilized nations. Tuerr were m,.acd- known BY
winch There should Doe Initiated transactions such - his
~ had understood TIA. negotiations were peuilht
Which, instead % indicating trat the Governu. N ~
China was opposed ANY change !H he treaty inii-
dd not uua rstaud 'h' wo h'd met villa any refusal Old
th- part ~ 'lrua 10 chang. thr freely.
nj THChHAN Dem, ohio opposed 'he amendment
Mr. EATON Dem, Comm also opposed the amend
M'ut Oh PIT. '"i"4 ~ 'i' "@'. i'. =. '- i ~, 80.
stance of was that b! SAID a. tA' Emperor oi 'l.h''
We rc-t .'ro-t., ta' treaty to-H-h'' hdI We soy,
l.-. ind q threat WIS ,gors- j4lu q bow.
MI EroE Dem, ~ .Hi no greater CALAMITY
men coiuiul here Isd d.Ttdu5 anr peap'a
MI HET'l. tti. I--... said, representing a. Ae dd.
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