Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

II Is most true that tho ways OF Providence
arc past seeking, aud hard 70 md outI
Nj. Wilson aah his c0mmluilon was ID his
manhood. i1fftho ,sOnat6F NJ. Cassorlyl
would look into G oIl'd holy book, he would
4 thdre ndhl1 ommisslonL no would there
ind the command 10 loosen the bonds, 20
hslp tho oppressed. Every MEASURE OF NJ
4 mainly that had been carried out BY the re
i publican party siuca 1880, hnd met with the
stern Opposition offhe D5nocloyl We have
been hehiltia the battle OF Ohriatian ulyiliEa-
lion, ard hays been Inspired BY all that Is
| 4 lie hal no de;ire 10 taunt gentlemen Of the
other aide with their weakness, but 10 remind
them Of the fallaoy Of THAR predictions.
i me- SAWYER aid tho Senator nom Gall
| fornIa IAir. cAsuaflyl had alluded 10 tho
4 before reported Statement, that there wero
ssnators on this noor placed here by the bay
onet1 II had been snid that the govern
ments In The South had been set up BY mill.
tary power, and that the Representatives sent
hero did not represent tho people. Tho
trouble With the Democratic party was, that
the REPRESENTATIVES sout hero did not repre-.
sent the Minority ofthe people. n Il because
/ uerepTosgnt the majority q the people that
they Oppose rs. 10 wo represented that NIL
nority which has always heretofore con-
trolled thoas States, thoy would not raise one
\ word OF objection 10 Us. II bayouets were
u uuNas ~ NNh NhuhNu ny the QlhlONnA DsOplo
attacking the rights Of those Who were loyal
10 the Government. EH"G
Mr.. Drake would sooner there should DO
Senators here BY tho bayonet than that the
| Democratlc party should get Into power
through The shIilelah.e Tho hope OF the
Democratic party is In that modern Sodom,
New York city Strike New York city to-
day from OF the face Of the earth, and the
| Democrats would 60 down unwept, I'M
/ honoraa and tfnaunG. ITha ava NJ The vvhola
\ Democratic party Of tho country arc turned
| upon New York, no matter what majority
| outside Of New York city IL given, the
Democrats there only have 10 know villa.
majority Il needed 10 overcome the other
majority, and they roll Il. That is the rule
Of the ehlllelah. prefer the respectable
the ruie n lhii country, thai coiored man
would not be hero to-day, and not ono OF his
| race would have been rescued from their OPP
| pressions. can understand from the ma
tlvlty OF Tho Senator from California, how
4 7, that no has such .nymPathy with the
: Mr.. D, then stated that hs did not advo.
cate The AdmlAalon OF Mr.. Reyels because he
was Republican, but because no was a
man, and he thanked God that he had lived
10 see thls day when thls colorod man pre-
ssnted himself. BE was sorry there vas
snch large Republican majority here; he
| did not, think Il was my Advantage 70 the
country. q He wished tho Democrats here
numbered twics las many as they did, aud
that thclr ability was twice a. great.
which wAre N NO danger Nv coming in con.
tact Mir ana shIiIeiah1 "a - u go -
me aFaIust Iike. and he thougnt Tho seps.
tor from Missouri had an Insurance OF this
kind. [Laughter.1
Mr.. Drake dlsclalmed any Intention OF say
| Cssserly. and assured him N Ma btgb nor.
Sonai rs1ard1 VI MS "'s" P''
Mr.. seott araued a0ainst INV refcronce NJ
Mr.. Rayel,' credentiais and tbot tbsro was
No constitptiana Al 1dIssbIIitS ~ ipbibIt him
| from being avon in Mr.. q. referre1 10 the
case OF nessrs. Houston and RuSk. who
| ware Admitted "A Senators from ToTpsy al
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