, 1866-01-12

decielont ar not entitled 10 consideration
vt. KELLY replied that the gentleman Va. slight
lsfoistaken- The Repobltcau party do rot ss11d b.
that decision He had neyer heard member OF
thst party say that the court decided IN ateord1nce
with the hw Xhen It decided 1t had no Jurisdiction
IN tho case The assault Nas from The o'her p1[ty,
Inattets which these gentlemen adopted a. their
M: RuoE1s repeated that the Court did decide
that Scott did not come within the jurisdiction Of
the Court. md vas not citizen OF the undtod
states, and could not place himself III Position tor
sction in the FedcFnl Court. Al 10 comforting auf-
foreng cqrail.y, and placing them side by aide
with the white 1acc. No such doctrine Was here
totore announced By The Republican party. FL.
Interrupted hy question from member on the
lepublcan side, In relation to suffrage In the ~
f1ons Sates and IN conclusion be further s4press-
groe.. sssertias ;hat experience aid ohssr5ation
showed thatthcy were incompetent ler Its 1D'cli-
Mr. F4HNswoRTu. Of all, ra,a Il be rocol,ecs-
ed, he eeDtenan from New jersey did III BE- could
To emhatTtks the army Of The unted StatRs, aud to
prevent the Gose1nmcnt hun sending rrtnfocc-
nets to heir ;sliet ard IN .he ed sna
the passage Of bill providing for the speedy trial
Of The cuertll.s snoag Inc 1e6e!s who were shoot
Ing our poor soldierr, who, while weak and wound.
t!e; and II be 1econecseda light, the gentleman and
b. trends il New Jersey refused 10 EtTe wh,tc sol
d'ezr the right 10 vote, efrn aa to who shoufd
te.1ed seast what be ealid the Injustice Of giving
the b.aek usan Il right to rote. Tie white soldiers
did rot ho.rrrr, eb'rct 70 clothing the h1sek man
Th s es,{sn .es {gsF ind s 0e9sSn ac, game ,119s s
+ teedom is inaiienable, thcn there
should tc lbe right Of voting TO protect 1t. He
took issue with the gentleman that this Is excns.
lively while man's government, Rud maintained
that ont fathers who made tho Constitution, de-
signed II not Tor the white or black man, but for
mankind. He noticed The chs1ges Of amalg1mation
aaey aae | pe!aed ShsFg sbe 20. ss
and Tor The allegation that The A.
tempt was made TO rrodouce. equality. he
BY the side of F1ed, Douslses ihan beside Fsrnando
. law was passed gistne ciiizenship 10 srefy ior-
siGnsr who entered The army md sefyed rear
OF our institutions, wiz should II be denied 10 ne
gsoes, who are nat1res Of The land, aud who fof
io1r ysa1s foush, e; the country The
Ills duty toW1fd the coIoted man in This district.
IN anaM ering objections which had been made 10
tie blu, he sad the late election protesting to take
The eenSe Of Ibe people on the subject Of negro
suf11aee was one-stded. and mockezy, only one
put Of the people voting, in.tesd Of at going 10
The Polls: A4 the tecstsionistz and sympataizesa
OCCASION ngstnst the e1tension Of tua1ace-
Mr. MARSHALL asked on what authority his
tGlltARue m20c thaf charge.
MT. FARNSM ORTIZ fcp1ied-Gena.al report.
Mr. MARSHALL raid II was yeft easy to make
EtneiA chatGc, and added he had been informed
that not one Of the returned white soldiers voted
Tor peFro suffrage, The charge was made without
proof.
Mr. FARNsWoRTH repeated his declaration,
and tnttmated that his colleague VIE EJmpath1zer
with rebellion.
Mr.: MARSHALL. sa1d II his colleague charged
that he ssmrathtxed With thc rebelllon he charged
what VAS not tEre.
Mr, FARNSWORIH said those who made the
Chtcaco platform N 1864 did sympath.ze With the
rebellion.
eponse-"
Bit. FAhEsWORTH said whether The Demo
cratic Convention Intended 1t OF not they did give
cnty Of confen1oe eu7taee On colored soldiers. he
sslt the country would be criminal II 1t did moi
grant ii.
The Hpuke then adjourned