New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-12
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IN tho matter LanehtcTl He from state whose
from NeSy.YoTk ibridge GerIy) and where they had
never Lad any Jealousy % the negro or eared no woTd
say In regard 70 marriages between the races tnat
he was opposed 10 that Illicit eoncuDinage pIasS-
,Ss g at tine SOG Saon By That had left
mixed progeny scattered about me county Ike
was answered Heregrded the crusade against the
lies past years the most demorazng political a s.U a
be said Of this continuous warfare against me hegT
con nTr ro@ me same Creator as himself
aud to have the same destines lt IS sd we e
at NowOrleans that the progeny Of whites and BLACKS
shortived. The man who preached tos aoet I'll
nnlatiO as field hand, because he was diseased ana
sborhved The doctrine Is a SORT OF n.eray h NO
and yet Alexander Dumas PeTe an oc.oIV 1n n 6S
higher literary reputation than Alexander Dumas yus
said that mixed posterity y scrofnlonsi So u comes
from The white husband What is exteI1ninatng the IN
dams Not the tomshswk and On tSaoue put he%
by miserable whites But they tell that the races are
a Sf tSe SsT nafTSst kgSsss to south 6
where he made mistake that VIII STICK 70 nm a. H Az
sired 20 call attention to another sueeet-sho Pdutgi
lie had stated lhat he saw no wrong IN bn9
placed himself in position where ne was 10 ions a.,
New.York dt is stated have the power 10
give help TO 1890 persons to 6rTo IN md zoo in
TFoy LET the gentleman from Broome so out among hs
peo1le md when the people OF his county nave Voted
the above vote against them. Perhaps he may think
then that the strange doctrines OF the geenn LON a
Rensselaer, had something Of wisdom ia mem. re 1ao
read in Fhe Argus yesterday that the majority OF the
Convention woad be held Tesponsoie Dy we pe0pe OF
this the actions OF the convention they we
10 the people denying 70 the coloreo inh e Ie
rights which every dndp1 ts manner vofe of the
great cities New York and Brooklyn to oveTwhe the
CtT Of New York DE would not speak inyidously with
its power "a its S200O0 OF taxation 10 cOlrupt Ie
corTuntion whether in NewY0Tk, or ST. Lawrence, or
Washington or whereverit may be: ,,.,
ar. SMITH Rep. Fulton agreed with the deductions
Of the gentleman from Rensselaer, but not With nus
premises A natural right is one that inberes IN hn,
that is iualienabe If the Eight OF suiTaee Is ma ulsI
right then il belongs to the minor ana the woman ad .f
away. let define premises What is ciyii govern
wsnt Itpespposes society ana Is s Sgen socrv i s
cures The rights and liberties OF its members II ths 10
the right whatever Il may be- is gwen oy society 10
10 participate in government, and no respeCtahe Wcf
ON pn bic economy has maintained the doctrine Gov
Srpept also may FOR these "a sons exclude class from
participation BIt he did not derive the right or the col
ored 70 the elective franchise from the DeelIatoh
of Independence as quoted by me gentleman rom sns
When declares ali men equal" Ifthey believed al iaen
80 he created equal then color was no reason Or
ing man from TINS pnyiG$e. bG ,pe o ge'S
man from Kings says tnat rls ponueai SIuany
vii lead 10 social equality lie had no sueh .plge.
hcnson Does the gentleman from Kings move III terms
~ soc mi eou9y with those whom he labOTs 10 get nstn
rfused BE apprehended that he did not ma there
social equality the small number OF negroes thus adj
united 10 suffrage viii reyolutonize The Government,
lard greater strength, the better W0nd DE 1or me
people The gentleman from ke9sse3er dsnes st tn9
sS =, in the NaEdower existed the Iirht 10 govern
themselves which lid belong TO them ne
individuals. II the doctrine IS placed on ms
70 Injd Otherwise We are at sea- If Suffrage were ma
tonsi right should be given to women at once but y
eSp rtIi and should so he decided.
Mr. HAND e BoonS sq Sa he'd t fasd ~ SroSe
his theory OF the national gt of suffrage man had
natural and Rahenable night 70 NE npeIty' ana 1Ie
Soe right 70 govern himself ,, Tor r, %Sst
TRis theory led to impartial suffrage The theory
that government imbues in society Go oaek TO the olgn
NAV thtn aud there 40 he pleases. This may bC
natural right But let negbbor oome-another, ana
others and society proceeds TO arrange government
In regard negro suffrage he had never met my as
gamat0u need not be feared. social equality II they
were 10 have it. at all let il be eSazed and let Il not he
"a psr,y ~ We're in power there. This doctrine
y national rights IT,, may eSH r Ito f fo d Ss e ~
drunk they choose, without regard 80 any law o. re
strsint or may lead to any other eAeeSs some Unit
Mr.. AXTELG Rep. Clinton thought il would be an IN
suit ~ the civilization of the age retain this property
oIalincstion Of the colored man. Slavery was dead
bey proposed bury while some In the State wanted
the question should b. submitted to the people Of the
s S are aS I Question stS O h ca
los, ,yons e "T TGe. 81 gamrs and % c
iigs The prejudice against negro suffrage s q seneless
one and the opposition TO IL would come from those VINO
end e1Ichfcned race as compared with thosowho op-
posed then enfranciseInent For tiese reasons ne
should approve extending the suffrage heey 10 The
Mr. Z. l. BROWN Rep. Lewis asked what the
privileges with bis white brother w DE pretended
thar they have less capacity and industry than those
days Of the election in order that they may exercise
sNers itself Is said that the honesty. intelligence and
patriotism OF this class IL not on an average with that OF
he majority OF present voersl Then it is said reek
essiy and without consideration Has there been the
FIRST black man TO prove traitor to MS country has
refugee TO Our hnesi II this he So do they not deserve
% least 10 he put upon sn equally with those who have
favored without deserving IL morel u IS due
/ N the character Of this great State tnat u
I should be done. separate submission is desired
simply thai the proposition may De defeated Lev me
rather settle the question here like men. The whole
Proposition OF the gentleman from Kings u unjust be,
cause Iess upon an unfounded prejudice He believed
n the thirty days clause as proposed by the Suffrage
NATURALIZATION upon tho eve OF an exciting election He
went 10 cite instances within his own knowledge OF
siicent lime 20 discover defeat. The
! proposed by the Committee on Suffrage Just
! Mr.. MURPHY Dem, Kings claimed the floor when.
On notion INC COMMITTEE rose and the Convention ad
10 get vote upon the propriey OF holding an evening
Chief Justice Chase glest,at Congress Hail, where
he arrived last evening He came TO attend the marriage
of Col Rathbone with the daughter OF the Hon IRA Har
ris which will take place this evening Mrs Lucy Stone
claims him an enthusiastic convert to the doctrine OF
| female suffrage.
This Hon Ezra Cornell today upon the floor Of the
Contention IL il pity 10 spoil fable that has gone
the rounds OF the papers, aud threatened 10 rival the
story OF the productions OF the genius of Aladdns Lamp
bur Mr. Cornell eOnradics the statements made abont
mis- palatia residence at ithaca He IL building neat
Ithaca, which will cost $4,000 and not
s40OO0 las been stated. AS to his importing wormen
from Cologne make fantastic carvings tho story rests
upon the slight foundation Of the employment OF Ger
lDan spcrinend the very plain sonecuttng for his
house IT Mr. Cornell had 100000 TO spare public
Institution would receive the benefit OF 10 rather than
himself.