New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

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ali be oouiS tc efasarrass the armies Of the Untet
silp 70 preveHL tle g0yerhinent from send
.lg 70 Ineaf fe,lei ana assistance i
sle heid ana, amoh otneI lhe gentlcmsl
YoIen agalsst me passage ~ Dit l0r N
| speedy fffai Of the giesIllas among the xebels
| who were shooting oET poor sotdlers who, Wtn
weak ana wounded, ere Dragging thenselye
rom the ileld of battle ana. Y ns Iecolieclet
rightly, tue gentleman ara hs ifienas IN NeN
Jersey refused to give Write soidlers tiie right Y
vote, even as to who should represent fisn u Con
gress: The gentleman protested against what b
called the bjastlce Of giving tae back is man p ~.
right to vote. The white soliEsrs did not, how
ever, obJect to clothing the csaca man Win th'
privilege objection only came from the gentle
man and ltiS political friends. NJ freedom ~ m
aienable, then there should be the right OF voting
to protectit
He took issue with the gentleman that tins ls ex
clusively q white mans governmsns; and main
tained that onr fathers, who made the Censttntl
designed it not for the white or black man. but To-
mankind. He noticed the charges Of aInalgaIna
tion made from time to time, saying y EXISTED
WEere slavery prevailed, not where the negro wa
free and to the allegation that the asteInpt was
to produce equality, he was free to admit that he
would prefer a seat here by the side Of Fred.
Douglass than beside Fernando w ood for instance.
lLaughterJ During the war law was passed
giving citizenship 70 every foreigner who entered
the army and served for one year. il this pTJvi-
legs vas conferred on those ignorant Of onr iasti
saslons WY should e, y se dehea y negroes no
re hatlpes q the and, ana Who !or tour Hsais
in the States shonld nat deter him from hs
duty toward the coiored man N this DIstrict TIn
answering objections which had been made to the
BILL lie said The late election, professineto take
suffrage, was one sided and mockery--only one
part Of the people voting instead Of all going to
the polls All the secessionists sympathizers in
| the rebellion and copperheads, voted on the oc-
Icasion against the extension of suffrage.
| Mr.. Marshall asked on what authority his col
| league made that charge.
| Mr.. Farnsworth replied: General report.
| Mr. Marshall said it was very easy to make o
general charge, and added that be had bcenxin-
formed that not one of the returned white soldiers
voted for negro suffrage The charge was made
without proof. 3 % i
/ Mr.. Farnswortli repeated his declaration, and
| repeated that his colleague was a sympathizeI
with rebellion. ssfa s
Mr.. Marshall said IT his colleague charged that
1 he sympathized with the rebellion, he charged
what was not true
Mr. Farnsworth said that those who made the
| Chicago platform in 1864 sympathized with the
rebellion.
| Mr.. Marshall on already have my response
4 MI FarHsWprth SAID tnat WhetheT the demo
cfatlc Intehdea Y or not, Ihey gave alc
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4 Siaals iM,la ~ u ia,,,a a, o5;,-n,ds
1 Inc @ @1iouse @ tlei auJViaihea'
i An Entire Family. Poisoned by the Use o
.igH asg n the Essss Elsna Rcsi,
cred. E!755.7E--
i New YoRK, Jan. l1.-An entire family, FIVE i
4 number, in Brookign, have been poisoned bF til
j use OF lntsty -four purchased at a neighborin,
i grocery. One has died, two are still dangerous
/ Ill, and the remaining two are convalescent
4 The Commercial gives Wall street rumor tina
Mr., Chas. Il. Carr, Of the firm of g. H. Carr & Co,
Il brokers. drew the sum Of $4,000 from the banl
II yester,lay and absconfied with woman of noto
4 ffious character
i In addition to the money found in the house o
John b. Barmore at No. loo Division street, id thi
\ city where the old shoemaker of Norwalk left il
i as reported yesterday, S5000+in gold have bee
4 founii and were returned to the express company
4 The whole amount recovered il not stated but
A isless than it was supposed to be yesterday. TIL
i loss is smaller than was at first stated
4 Iefr Davis
Ara,,sr, Mp Ian. RESOLUTIONS we've intro
4 dnaaS Il, t5,e Maine Senate this forenoon and IL
] manding shst Js1ferson Davis and the rrncips
traitars amane laiss late collearues IA Rebellion
II enait L, be hraus in.s,riiate trial, and speed
4 crimes be inflicted
II From Ricbmond,
j H..
yania was elected Secretary of the Common eait
i to.day. after a lengthy and Soimated debate
Tudss Jaynes and others advocated the election Q
4 Col Lewis. who was appointed by Gov. Pierpont
ii Alexandria. On tile frat ballot Col, Levi
Hacked only five votes Of being elected.
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