New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

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MT. sVGvIES Tcru) then closed tac debate lie SAID.
siUacH rr THE HOH TItDnsu' STEVENS
lir srEA5H8: do not Npect To De heard over this
Uouso but what say VIII bc said i'm such mauncl that
those who choose 10 bequie win hear it Our friends on
the other io OF Che House Odgy pursued the same tat-
tics which they have pursued, partially though not 20
the same extent u what they have been pleased 20 e"H
argument FOR the last eight or ten years That s rot
arguing the question, but arguing the man. For ten
wears no man on that side OF the House has risen on any
important question but tlat amy person entering the gal
1orv would think that 7 On trial io' sono oheuse
FourdtJhs of the time of the gentleman from Ne"-4orR
looks always consumed boz attacks h you 'A""'' ~
call 10 so the gentleman from Icunsy wanna not Oh MS
measures or ON the ono De may pc advancing. / cM
upon every higbuudodluau here to say whether that
course OF argument so long and persistenty pursued
ts.u honorable ar e. d,l..UIlblg CoUl.e of argument
Gentlemen need not Gattol themselves ly tuposlAE 'hal
take o. myself thOI rmarhs ds LdNennS uAeHoh l"
v soul OF that suppose them 90 tc intended ioI INC
purpose OF ,saIur mc. l say TO my brethren all
u,l. ,quII tu.t DO is intended as disgrace 20 them
70 f.. intended, under Ulcteusc Of eNa.oue one. io
DEGRADE su tho others Does tlc gentleman from New
v,.z EI Ercofs D.eye GoI such is MS aIedntnu 'la5
gyarpe-l'c 70 t.c envy ambition Of gentlemen that
Dc GAIA C..t. chem o. action. because happen 70 uc on
particular course Docs ne suppose Nat this excessive,
ana uur, cs., 3 mi ls.ied praise Of one Individual
sr So excite .Ae alh'a or rather the envy oi 'he resi-
~ .ucult- .- ta induce teu 90 forget the arts the
low t- ~ su cunning of low argument lot Of low gen
t,u,u. lat.I gentlemen W-o ueg lo" .Hgua-ei For me
first -Io 4 tt course Of Ten years have alluded 70 TINS
fr.. offensive I.go 90 argument, on behalf 81 gen
, or ;Is other side Of tlc house Excuse me thc'e-
trr. fv. have said t, shah pa.-i' over and prefer
DID,. .. r.t,- 90 tfc same kni Of what the gentleman
toa N.v-a. thought was acclmcnt-I have no DOUBT
's ..u lt t va,-4u ie TRADE against one lhU'i"in
alma .l.olt..a Of l.o. Now, ther, single word az 20
|.,ln Wehave Ger some months past peen listening 90
rar ,.ma- 81 outside gentlemen transformed for the
wo.., t..r Democrats lrto Tie crawling things called
CONN. -lpds We have heard from them for months and
months past io1d complaints because the Republican
l.., ,s. 10 I1,g ,lt Itng states 90 IartIc paouiu
t4,e halle ~ Congress. We have been told that all our
..ts were elt innate and would DC declared, much
so mat Radical gentleman 40 tho head Of Tie Gov
euu,4t-.o. be was 81 Isl.o. a. was The last time
taa.d tolu. just before the ld OF February; have
lot seen him since and take 10 reports about what he
has been dong s.nl,-oboyIug tbs clamor and yielding
10 fr tHltlb-ltN tl'Ffi -i4i4ilN ''"'''''
meuts 10 those outlying rta'ts. O3il'ss' some uIo
[ after, not LIKING exactly The HAd Of men bt
/ m, urrrogatIve. and 20 pass laws called The
Reconstruction laws 20 make use of certain military men
have heard Tie nii,cr dcuuncaJon against Con.
lIcl, for establishing military dtsQo>. How CONSISTENT
an ts leave 20 other gentlemen 20 judge IL does
no require much az gumcut But there is great com
paut that grues 20 be let u 10 govern TINS GlN
aud thar n framing these Constitutions there were I'M
places riots. and ia others stuhng OF the ballot
fore the testimony WAS taken and published 10 the ease
of Dodge ait BROOKS, ur 10 showed precisely the same
kind OF conduct IN that district which the gentleman mas
Mr.. BROOKs-In that case they turned m OF Con
tss ana IA TINS case thty admit all these States H.
That Is the difference , 80, ...,-.... go. =,
cause, suppose DO not know hope not he either did
dd not head these mobs We let these states m be
headed by men who were afraid Of negro r.c iut tho
BLACK men we're allowed to vote advise gentleman
become dranatist, and 70 make second play OF Rip
Van Nnhe now so wen Played ~ tIat auiAiIaDe hcQi
Mr. Jefferson. Has The gentleman been asleep Tor the
TO sleep ths country was covered WIN slN's anu
| tsmi Let him wake mp and call 10 HIM his dog
Schneider llaugheI ana leI MN lo9A a"oul' ana ho
! viii find no despousm, Ae WIZ hud no slavery hc
! VIII ind no bondage, within The broad limits
made slaves and which God again has made free through
the agency OF the internal regions IN in boodshed
permit be made slaves. In other words trust that
He vii never permit the Democratic party 10 gain the
asceudcncy for Just does the spirit Of
desp0tsm which dlsgraced TINS nation Tor centuries WIZ
again not Or II il rank in their breasts toward every
man whom they call their inferior, and who would yet
be inferior to them they could WELD the lash over s
back / trust therefore The gentleman Will nud that
do mean that every in tins Republic, whether he be
black white, or rich or poor whether nc come from The
last from the West, from The North OF from the South.
from rising fIom the setting free ana
much his governor rs the gentleman from New York
or myself; and am sure ucit j. moi one VINO ~ not is
worthy 10 be as either Of us Let Il never again bo
heaIdn these halls that object TO constitutions because
they allow beings an bGlhgs WIN immortal SOUS ia lHei
bodies; to take part in the government under which they
under which they arc 10 live under which
lhcy are 10 rear thei cHuulth, u.u Mnlen ,ueS are 10
die. therefore say At once That have no apology 10
shall have right 10 compete in intellect an science in
religion, with the gentleman from NevYork and his
yeOmanry around me, and with all the people OF The
nation and let him who Is the most worthy who climbs
highest on ladder OF merit OF science OF Intellect OF
morality be the ruler according 10 law OF all his other
nEgs Color mo mater what NAV % their
preensOns. No matter who they are-whether they
men OF nobility, or whether Trey are men OF common
rank-indulge no longer that VAIN idea tha any man OF
sufficient age and intellect is to be stricken out Of the
gOveInOrshp the ruling OF this country Never again.
trust again, believe, will that Infamous day be,
for which the gentleman from New-YOlk arGenty
prays Mr stevens hen went on 10 explain tbe Dill IN
the OF ms remarks he said: Those gentlemen OF
the Democratic party are fearful that some OF those sen
aOrs would be admitted before We Ousted the nrst mn
tary despOt Of that region There not much danger
now, and they may afford to lot us in They know sup
pose, whether that gentleman Is TO remain longer IA the
White House not. do not But at any rate, we
Mr.. stevens spoke IN tone Of voice and with clear
and distmctness OF emphasis which made Inn per
fectly audible throughout the Chamber. When he
sumcd his seat the House proceeded TO vote on the bill
and amendments The first vote was on The amendment
by Mr. stevens yesterday, in reference TO debts
due loyal men. The amendment agreed to--Yeas
-. Nays 80.
The next question on the amendment offered to-day
by Mr. Benjamin, and accepted 10y MI Bingham as sub
stltue Tor his il was agreed to without the yeas
I and NAYS.
The next question the amendment offered by
Mr Brooks. that all citizens Of the United states ~ those
states shall be entitled TO equal rights Of suffrage IL
rejected without the yeas and nays.
The biz then paSsed-Neas l0s Nays IS.
THE BILL As PASsLD
4 10 North Carolina Carolina. Lou
AlahHns 20 COngtsss
Carolina.
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