Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

| ernmenT in the late rebellion should
vote, whilst men who fought for the
/ Ii.OVernuIent should NOT vote. The sY m
( pathy for 'arned trait Is, epsag ed ina ac-
9UdaT FeBelFf6h agqinst the geneFaI gov
tefiimgnE, was SO boldly and unantd
In5hsIF1 EXPRESSED in b Isl vote of d mo-
cratic SeIiatofs. that We give the yeas
kabd nays in fillI 90 the AMEND msnb
n'ls IedS. I'm 6ssrs. 10nant, Corey, Dams
llEttE, EVstetts GrissgoICl5f aEiHlly CIzeifers,
Pots, Simm9Rs and YeenIan 4 All Re-
Nags.I6fsss.rs. Bgtry,2 Cam 3 pBeiI., Carr
/ tier. DIckeY Do Vfdney, Z a8h1itf, IsTans,l
Godfrey FIasfn0cratie Ht5snd tCIansl paf9r
| LieuteHant G9verporls &c old e n,
I Hutchss.n, 9ansispn, KenneY, La Wrenee
4 May, OIid erd OniS, Rex, Scrf bfier. Sta mr.
kbaugh, Winner. .9a6 RtH DsInoefats.) )o1i !
~ ehIT.l HallrOf Lncss3 aurt ber Gn6slsdl u
rl'ezcept from The pFgEisiqns of5 the bin.
liUl7o 66re arms IN edefensen OF the gov-,
srnment of the InitHd tSlates In the re-
Y Cent rBbelllOD.' hsrFrrFfrfh aes of aral1
/ Their hate of the cOlored man was so
1 intense that they would noG svea exc
/ cept those who always TtVete, slHdsT our
/ constitution and DAVIS, legal-vOters, az
| though they "bpre arWs. IN defense OF
itbeH R0VernI1 en- - q wen in danger
SzililsE those Nv hoo b5nEbt to deprive.
1 them rof tbeiri political rights, were
lquartered safely at home, out of harm Is
-
4 Mr.. Hall s amend LBent, and every Re<
lsPu blioau voted Age, 20 EsloC1st DHh =
41- Further Mr. sCfFiswoleg,s of EOnain
/ county, moved the following amend@
merlt Provided that The provisions
of this sct tsh8lI not apply 10 afefsona
HAVING a visible adh1i1t are 4OF African
l til0Od, ,lwh have been cFfpptetf hnaidl-
ed or w banded I'M Ei8 IA ting Tor he t5frf2
i1 HIRE the protJoslti vvasc Simply ,toe
y
penti1led tOathat privilege but ficlcntw1-
edge some sort Of gFatAbn6l6 to ttis par4
-tfEll Y col ored man who had hefped 10.
flghr our batsles, ana suffered ia de-
fenserOf the Natio6al Flag Tor the bullet
3gv0unds, and sabre cuts, and anph4
6aLeds arms and legs, peculiar TO cldse-
ay and severely acUnteste ed striggIes on
I the fielus Of OVpar ,TByi alIoWfng him to
EretaiLp the poOr1 privilege OF casting a
1BallUtlonee or twice a year, at elections
MED by q unaninoas Democratic vote.
= lIEuery.- II Would Che soldier Rosecfans
fresh from the bat63e field have indors-
\ lsCis1 such q iDemoetaey or does he
dow ~ 5a5 bsbudl s@n0aE .l4aJ - j
b. Mr.. Burrows, s0f lake e0unty, then
moved IA anaendg by fOviding1 thai
bcitizens having q pFepoudefanee of the
blood of the white race, shall be deeLl-
ed white citizens under the provision
lOf the act. .AI8a Pr iiHa - 4 :
sAIso7Iost by the same vote chat Were
/ the previous araeIid dkaents sb 8 wing n
11persistent ACKNOWLEDGMENT 70 violate both
! law and s0usCitatio0 IN he me 10
OE5 their base paFBbse 10 1dfsfFanchibe,
| citizens w rho Fetus8d TO vote Bliei Defnb-
bsra tic ticlseG, How u5ut 70 89loI 9sIlA 7
r. These ipToposit4o ns enc amen itilerf fs
l7Eens8 all q bly, discussed 6y the Repn b.
idicdn Senators ahtF lellFBfeedl With the.
power that Right tfHfd y ustiee give TO 8
i xood -cause.i The DeAoefaey atteh5 bted
4 ho5jns stific1tioTf OF thsiE Vi IlaiuY i bur
boldly declared they htended pa4Sing
fIion and power 20 do iso5 and to, secufe
= bo1iticaI ends alahes 9H1si 2 DISH 2 q
II zAeeOrJinRly ,aoh bmoti6n 6f the pres
4 vi00s Question by Mr.. Sgannba1Rb Of
I tTuscaFawas,1 1tl1B bilI was passed ID Tie
Senate Denocfatie Sgnators, except
/ AR. BerEg, ofabsent on acSodnt OF j Z
health, aIl voting yea 4 an q All. the Res
/ publican Senators except two, who
| were absenB on leave, voting nay.
What a record for a Democratic Sens
tlatesI8 LetGHe people Oonsider it ,ebl6sh1
for it-repudiate-
Now torn to the equally black ard.
dfsgracefuf pages of the -
Y uslra .r4 HOUSE JoBREbAB,Ioi doldw .
aa6aqsee the same Pre66ncerted, esSticuus 5
led piIlfgng dliPliGHTsd4 a5l1d 70 sfEt1 e
u 3
I was read the third time, ME- Dickson,
If Lorain county, moved to fecommiL
/ it to select committees OF one, with IN
stFucIions to ameDdI as sf0llOiTssu Bdf
But if, FROM the evidence q addHceds-
/ the judges of election, or majority Of
1 fheIni shall be satisfied that the person
4 offering toZ1yOte IS q male citizen Of the.
Uniied States, and has the-OtheE quali-i
heati'9ns s, '3 Fsqpired; by laW, bis ballet
This asehdraant, most ceFfsinIV5 en-
/ bFaciug everything that any rsasonable
i person ought 90 ask, WEg voted laghinet
] by ever Democrat in the House d What
/ objection could they bring to II 2 Moth 4
/ ing only that their own party SUI
preme Courts of OHIO had decided gfor
more than thirty years past that o mah
having prepondsranee of white blood
| was citizen of the United States, and
4 had the qualifiea6ionB OF 8 voter uhderl
1.-THE CONSTITUTIONS or this State. Here
4 by q unanimOus vote, the. representa-
4 tfves Ofthe Democracy cooll .aild pre-
/ medii atedlY tFanlpled Under foot the
constituted and laws Of the cofnmon-
Il wealth, to subserVe a sci tIsh party rtt u
4 pose, and nothing more. @ -
Mr.. Ruk kenBf6d, OF ColuEnbiana, then
1 moved to re6omn1it the bill and aInsnd
4 as foIloWs: Asl4 [iH-"
5 tsI8e it gtlftlisr provide d that ff1e J. pen
4 alties and provisions OF this act shaili
I not apply to persons who are liable to
I serve 10 the army OF the United states
4 during the time of yEar or insurrectton,
Tor REQUIRED tO pay xes5 Co the Federai
4 dOr State Governments OF topefform La
4 Dor on publf &c roads a nd flighways,"
This amendment was elafhted BY Its
author to be purely Democratic in thu
I fopintou OF the great fo1ndeF Of the par
~, as in a letter dated JAY II, 1916, ih.
discussing a proposed amendment tp,
the constibut tion OF VIFginja, Mr.. Jetfe1-
son said:
i5Tbe true foundation Of RebubIicah
1 government is the equal right OF every
citizen in his person and property, and
in their N management. Try by this as =
tally every provision Of our cOnstitu-
tion and see If ithangs directly on the
will of the people. Reduce your Leg
I tisIature to a convenient number for fon
| but orderly disscussiou. Let avert
man who lights or pay lex ercise his tist
4 and equal right In their eiecfioIi. = ~.
10 TeferSO9l's Works, vol. z, paRe ID .
Aud again, ia q letter written April
10, 1924, be sai6l:i "Ai1a.t ~
How ever nature may by, mental or
physical disqua lihcatfOns, have mark
I'd Infants and the WeaAer sex for the
prutt cite n rather than the dtrectio Of
fGOvernmeni, yet among men who eth
er pay or fight for their country DO line
Of right can be drawn. +" FORKS, vol, 2
page 346.
/ = Aud 40 claim that PERSONS OF Visible
1 ad mixture, who, by the laws ef the
state were com pelIed to work on the
roads and Puolie highways. shonld al
90 vote, was strictly In accordance With
the AmeliCsn q doctrine that there should
rf be no ttsxation without representation.
This RTnpndmetlt. however, was also
4 voted down, and Jefferson and his doc
tFlue Tepddiated, hX a strict party vote
tyeas AZ nays54 The Republicans 10
tnis Enstance standing by Jefferson, and
the Democrats opposing him,
Mr.. Lee, of Delaware, moved furthPr
TO amend section II, where il was made
the duty OF the Sheriff OF. the county TO
: furnish u sufficient posse to enforce the
visible adn1ixture law, BY ADDING the
) words, cor any other law OF this STATE
] regulating the quail hcatfons of voters, .
" hich WAS as USUAL voted down. They
, feared ntt straw about any other stat
ute, whether II were enforced OF not
1only so the visible Rdfnixtufo bill pass
Fl ed IN al Us origfusl deformity, Aesin,
/ sitter the clause ~ the same section,
1 providing aRRfnEt the rfteafbffffv ~