New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
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THE NEGRO MEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA LEGS, n
LATURE UNsEATED-ExcITED PROCEEDINGS.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 3.--In the House Of
Representatives yesterday, resolution passed TO
hold sessions day while the discussion Of the uues
ton Of eligibility continues This morning Mr Turner
cOlored occupied the enre session, by courtesy He
said: ....r nl.0nl aIrly U1I l9lH.g 4'suoro4
He entitled to his seat and he would not cringe
to the Scene presented to-day Never beore was man
sragned before egsa n, body for an ae committed
three weeks the mbecity Of the Anglo Saxon Ths
handed generations as long as the cOntinues
TO down. Who arst took the Reconstruction under
Legislation The great question is Am rnani Ifso 4
never lind e tier level until you ad t N tie raens q
Plato and PrOserpne. The Democratic Leaders advised
aud then blamed them because the negroes
held seats on thus moor Every state ,s
discrimination shal be made account Of color race,
previous condition Ifeyery sealklwag carpet-bagger
gress take away the ballot submit the question To
Congress- Of n the and we Nil Sas eT as
Of my people send carpet bagSers Yankees anybody to
but YOU VIII light torch that never be put out and
you win make your foe. will do all can TO mako
Look out carpet aggers When co. they will turn
you out, mpeach Gov. Bullock aud upset the Consta
In the afternoon session members partcipa ed
in the debate. On a being taken the negroes
declared ineligible by Of so to 49, Thus
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men Their cases are to be investigated Turner he
walked out, brushed the dust from his feet Other
negroes bowed to the Speaker and waved their hats 70
the members. ..,. ..fr.. f... l.... .fd.-Ir 4
HOW THE CRIME WAS ACCOMPLISHED a..' 'o
lPRoa OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT .'.'
ATLANTA, Ga. Sept "a great crime has
been committed. The Democrats to-day expelled from
the House twenty four coored members, first refusing
them the right TO take part IN the question The
move Of the Ku-Klux will be TO pnt Democrats In tho
vacant seats 1t aegen that about 80 OF the Democrats
voting ineligible under Fourteenth Amendment,
but through weakness Of the military authority they
allowed TO take their seats at the opening OF the
session The members expelled, and large number Of
the white Republicans entered solemn protest against
the act OF expulsion They express the intention Of
applying TO Congress to protect them in their consttu-
tional rights. The last remaining hope for loyal men
end measures here depends Congress
THE SOUTH CAROLINA DISCRIMINATION BILL.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. 3.-The Senate has
passed the Discrimination Account OF Color bill ina
very modified form Mr. Delange. member Of tho
House. to-day resisted the sergeaDtatArns and cursed
him most insultingy. The House consumed the whole
the forenoon session in the discussion OF The The
State Constable has made report 70 the Governor OF bis
whole blame upon the negro prophet called Bates
CHARLESTON CITY CHARTER-Goy SCOTS
VETO. Id -...
COLUMBIA, =. C., Sept. 2.-Gov. Scott has
returned the House Of Representatives with his OBJ
iecti0ns the alter aud amend the charter or the
only inconsistent with the genius Of republican form Of
government but with the spirit OF our own CONSTITUTION
muDity shall be unnecessarily placed in jeopardy ny
legislation however well intended Hence the act Il OBJ
iectionable Is does throw around tie baOt-box
that protection against fraud which 10 uuqucstiouaby
the duty of the Legislature to secure aud which the pew
pie have right to expect. While tile Constitution -
definite the qualifications Of county voter the IN
Of that Instrument has not been carried out by tho
General Assembly inasmuch as this act should provide
that every eector shall have fixed residence. without
any present intention OF changing me same In tne ward
polling precinct where he claims the right TO vote"
ARMED ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Scott has published proclamation ap-
peang his fellow citizens 20 refrain ffo'n and dis
the Illegal organizations which are drilling,
mpSreg hess ana aTn e Heal ' ogsanon to
disDand. and adds InhamuatOry and threatening Lam
Be avoided and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT because unnecessarily
aggravates incident the present poi,
The right of every voter TO advocate such
political principles and support such candidates as coia
without restraint intimidation. Az the CHEF Mags-
ate OF the state is my duty to execute the laws to
preserve the public peace and To insure domestic tran
auiy. my determination 20 exert all the Influence
possess. and all the authority empowered Ia NE BY the
Constitution for that purpose
TIE RIoTING IN CONWAY COUNTY ARKANSAS.
Dispatches from Little Rock, Ark, to the st.
the recent disorder al Lc%isbar Which has been vr
ousy heralded negro insorrectioi' " new rebel
"Gov. Clayton has returned from Lowisbnrs Tho
the ra resmSS The saity was by
Rebels breaking up the court with an armed f9re and
hundred strong and took position IN cotton Held and
whipped 800 Rebels Several OF the latter were shot and
others are missing. The Union loss was none. Gov
Clayton arriving addressed the insurgents ordering
them 10 dispense McanW hle tho Sheriff arrived with
posse OF 800 strong, and 1nist was restored"
INAUGURAL SPEECH OF GOV. STEVENSON OF
KENTUCKY
Gov Stevenson inaugurated at Louis-
VILE the lst His speech rather evaded the broader
issues day. aud made of promises the
welfare State maintained ETC. He denies the
right General Governments 10 encroach upon the
rights" of the state, and says: will not believe that
any such usurpation will ever Do attempted upon the
rights Of Kentucky but should he false 10 the spirit Of
her people past and present devotion 20 the Cons
ton aud Union OF these States II did not solemny
thar such usurpatioD be ever made with impuny
but still anticipate no such catastrophe.