The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-09

WARRINGTON, July 9.-Immediately after the read
tion bill reported by Mr.. Trumbull yesterday.
Mr. Trumbull took the aoor and addressed the
House OF Representatives.
The reading Of the journal having been dispensed
Idaho and Of the Journal Of the Legislature OF Arr
HoPs TSe oase 5eS Se 81 the
Reconstruction bnl, which pending at the
AZ Gr BOOKS IN ", as s5ity Of the cOmtt-
ssssion to it. He reminded the House That twenty
live years ago man WHO was now ieted by the Bri-
caimed tSe Coussution Of the United STATES to Be
Se fss Sfh o
Lloyd Garrison had sense enough to withdraw him
s %hoh from the had oos
sasensps S0% cur millions q SacEs % dsssuonse
and put eeIs Ion Sn es6 mSps H0d Of ,b ~Se The S;
four Of the original thirteen states OF Union aud
six Of the ss states nt II not o. %Sny yb Sscssd nsS on sS
PLAINS Of Marathon and atIhe Pass Of Thermopyle.
other places Of historic interest IN ylrgnla and yet
6e struck out oi the Union, 4 lost RieIsd.
Georgia, which gave to the Union the States of Ala
Toa paF
sss Sas y 9s & h S and hf be %
France had the legal authority 20 claim that the
By the treaty, should Be recognized ana assured
II human genius i1aa,n3s had been LAKE taxed for mode
Of TIE Southern States, it could not have
ed OF ve @Sy oe mo-
how differing M IN M PRINCIPLE which were BY the secDRd
third section authorized the Boards of Registers COM
tSe oahs Of Voters, and to refuse them regstrstion
without any subjecton the part OF these Boards to
fourth section struck at the very government
IF on the against state District II S a" Or UeS
acung under Their authority. not only courts
Knew S Re SDt the President Of the
would DO Dg he sRsT bC %eGt 70 he himself wond
send Sheridan to Massachusetts and Maine and
they threatened mpeach the President and TO put
in his place the agraran President OF the Senate.
would never let Congress enforce upon him q law
entirely subvesive OF the Constitution of the United
Mr. Garfield sought to interrupt Mr.: Brooks with
from New York had in the outset of his remarks in
tmated his desire not % be be interrIpted ,so MI,
If there was one thing that grieyed him more than
lawyers on the other side have the Ball OF Rights
and the Magma Charta overthrown. The semi.bar-
King. King John had stipulated in i2i5 that no freeman
should BE- deprived OF Ie LIBERTY r. or gTeIRe5 Witn,
of people deprived OF all right of trial By their
q ive military despots. -
He quoted from the declaration Of rights Of Massa-
people OF the North once Jealous OF their rights
sMr. sseVensS had a. rst proposed conscato in the
south but this bill placed not only the property. but
millions of people in the power OF military officers
The bill was face and eyes of written his
tory, and in utter violation Of every natural and
national law, and its supporters would live many OF
them, deplore that they have given Il sanction
support. Even the Tartars, when they conquered
China did not destroy insttutions OF Cnna, but
assimiated them TO their OVID. There parallel
in history for this act. except IN the inhuman conduct
of the Duke of Alva This law not respecta-
Bile as the rule OF the Gear the Emperor OF Aus
tria for when the Hungarans were subjugated their
civil rights were respected.
The least intelligent of all the races on this Cont
nent had selected into partnership with the
white race in the government OF this country The
| Hayden and the LibeTian wiser than the sup
porteFs OF this blno while man was allowed to hold
| real estate or take any part In the government
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