, 1879-05-07
PRICE ,SlvE CENTS.


0a,E NO sucn ADMISSION. -:
Mr.. fIbarsaid T. was easy t. ntatc q prssext
Tyr anythlng, md then proceetied 10 show that
kclloEK's tttlo to HIS Reak was stronger thao
thnt vi ary t'talrr Senator.
Mir. salisbury undcrhtoot3 the Senator to say
tlIat majority here was xttfhg from partisan
mot!ve;. lie li.i mt sav That tho Senator from
tlyes, hut he had 1uhg sfncr learned iEsnt thDso
who intotto wrong motives mufu tIkuIy to 10
governed hy item. '' ,
pntatlun Hgs'ust the MINORITY Ut tho Senate, but
repeated that tlie principle which thu pent1llg
resolution established wns That the seat Of every
Schator. M matter 1uw s0,cmn md formal
might lo tho Judgment Ut tfle Sonata ttpon It,
shouls. l,c lrls!htfsatter at tic will u The party
majority: ~ .u
amendment 1t tln resolution declaring That IL
was not to he construed As determining the uucs-
tim Ut tl'e adjudication ot the scat.
Mr. ConkliHE said that wien thu Senator
!rofa Arkansas tt3nslnnd) earne to offer au
amendment flu reminded bin Of man suing
could not recover Un mDuur atctslnt, bu might
have htu hanged fur murder. nu,t tin ptesont
movement would turn out to ho IN t1,s natuss
against tlc Senator. with view OF unscatluE
hin. Ills object was to
Clutch THE FEAT
Of tin Senator from Ln,,Ista,,a fKo|tnge}, be-
r:,tlfe It was i need for dag mt for hlstant-t
thc nlsos on whicn tir Democratic pnrty might
inrn. It would turn oltt 10 bn an t,nfortuuuto
Incident !! the rctc,'un OF power In tho hn,ls
Ut i1lc minority IN this body should la maae to
depend III tie sllreess Of this experiment. ilo
this scetnv Mns ia denounced II as a violation,
ri tt,e rights u1.d privileges Ut n,embara Of tt,ct
SENATE The case tad been tried. nt.l tllu jujx-t
'nent was IIna. ll'u se'ate Ind tight IL re-
ui,rn Or tGvirW It..
Sir. Thurman, fcfesrIng T.. ConkIinc's s,,eech,
remarked that for aBc to saY "You are vii
latu." n',sl l.1ut hc meant no utfenka, was euu-
tradetnn, Of terms. Tic senator charged tt,at, :,
sc'lat"E uut fot the purposu Ut prsserv-
inS tu purity matosity In tho Sc,nte.
II he understood tllr srnntor from New Yurk,
rs,,ort-i Tie restitution b. .ko,ii eunhi,icr lie
alfc.,ttun pcrst,t,alty offensive to nnsetf. Ifu
kncY of NJ right of tlls Senator to tmuugn s!a
,noty. ot his fellow Senators. ffa might say
that Kcliocg wax admitted to his srat to pru-
serve Republican, atotityt but LIE did nut say
Bu nun nor wheu ,le senator 'sas adtnlttcd No
might eav tltHt thu senatnr*' sscclson tn Kcl-
nlsl cutting oil I'll esan'inatIan sud hearing of
The case IN tlln eenntu. lit WIS surprised at tta
substitute Of tue Suhatur from Massachusetts
ulssr}. dcelurng t''al the case was, In 1871,
1t was Known there had been III Investigation
BY cotnnI[ltrn and facts presented to justify
such conclusion.
Alr. Thurman argued That
IT WOULD Be MASfFEaTLY UNJUST
without sufficient reason TO rrvcrts decision
srnttnE senator. The 8cnate had tile right TO,
all The facts in thu casu, in order to form m In ,
tci1Igcnt Judgment, and there was no such !,
thing rs on cstopnel to prevent an inyesttra-
tton from bcilI. lnat!e
Tic President pro ten. ANNOUNCE tic rcccp-;
lion of the House btil to prevent military ill.,
tcrtsrenre ut ELECTIONS, and It Has fead drst
ttsna.
Mr. Edmuuds sad tl,nt, as tic measure was
tfU0nrfunt. hn {nt1Rt nf1tfct tn thn 4NrflH1
reading Of tic bill to-day, with View to its
reftreuce to committee.
The bill therefore went over.
Ar. Carpenter obtained tic floor, when mo-
TIM was made to adjourn, which was decided In
thu negative by party vHte-yeps, -: nays, FL.
Mt Carpenter lhc,1 commenced l,1s Eennasks.
FL said thr Committee Oil Privileges amt Elec-
ttons when tha Republicans were In tlc ulalnrl-
| ty herr. always accommodated StratcFs, hut It
wus fair tu presume that, as tle Democrats l'w
bud majority. shoss times are past; ne was
butter tha" In uns other way. La did mt be-
! cou'e frightened during tl'e debate wtsu revou-
.!"HarY doctrines wera announced. beransc l,n
thought he knew enough of tic Democratic
party tt" know that when tlcy played tlsctr ea.ne
n,h mule their boast they settled down auittiY;
und 80. res"Dtly, ilIry found Ycto to hrlnE
them to their haunchcs, aud then rctised Ia
Eo,"l order. snyluE they d1d what thsy could and
ter. Wheu TIC first Auard OF the proposition to
upscat Kellogg liz
LAu0nKp IT TO RCOHN.
1Ic coll!Il uot be!tcvc tin Democratic party
would undertake thing so revolutionary uu1
fl unc)ualel In partisan atEocity. Illr Senator
lrtl,l Delaware tSauIsbury) llnll told them that
the Dcn,ot. .Rts were In earnest. The actI.m pro-
poerd wus YlulatIYe Ut reaaol. jussico aud par
lIunlcmtury proceedings, nnl Threatened the seat
1T every Republican beeauso t!u Dstntcsata
were IL illr majority. Their leader (Thurman)
catue t" t1lr rescue nt tic mafUr1ty and hedgcd,
az Il great mat could. Evory scnntor who
voted fur tile resolution committed himself to
mons.t0us doctrine, tubycrstye o{ every legal
miuslplv. destructive Of private right, and
revolutionary to MI cxtcnt nusur buture Wit
messed In thts country.
Without concluding bis remarks, Mr. Carpon,
ter rave wng fur mutton to adjourn.
Adjourned.
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