New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05
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80 ,roofs M denial OF the charges FIRST TO the cx
,fence Of Radical KukluX and second that me oIga
ration IN t9e SSgI n The senator r
Ilar) had stated that the south was willing 20 give
sTe h fair trial under Democratic auspices, and to de,
Drive the negroes OF their votes whenever they dd Hot
might deny il, hut II was indiSputable ina!
toe Democratic party would deny the pator
t,lar) endcavored yesterday switch oG the senate
to use railroad phras' the suulsct ny tto of
ms at great lencth upon the mancai az
several OF the southern states, and the squan' w, "
sTcaf doai az money had been spent OF those
States To asss; railroads bonds had been issued
lad contracted large debt by the issue OF bonds &c
NJ Rl'NIP said that Radcalism had opened
phase and lent the money without any security, 1900.
Mir MORTON replied the senator Tas nasGshcH f TS
ana and Ohio. aud Others mad expended largely IN ana 10
.nir Lad also enlarged upon cCTrup'ions OF southern
IacSatg.cs. Lei him look at the Democratic City of
Ncw-YoIS, where there was fraud and corruption
wal. Tire New-York Legislature was the paragon OIL
In i,p'y 10 an allusion to the Tammany Society Of
New-York IS the controlling Democratic purity OF New,
Yark and OF the country, Mr.. CAssERII DEM CALI
rose and expressed surprise that such an assertion
should he seriously made and denied ITS correctness
Mr.. MORTON had understood the iact 10 oe nOuoiU s
TIE Democrats throughout the country cerliny wa IN
sPpca cd TO TAumany when they Were ~ u0 ,l ."
thceGsc OF Connections. the other DAY Ib tb@
whenever there was any stcalinG' NoitI u 's si,re
lie ten re-eil ID TO the efforts OF me @ S nlnn
Southern Leg saturCS 90 pass various heus o. %
M te1 ANS in incfmig Tie KuKluN 10 continue
thclr ulTdt lOus work, ana prOceCdto iuc DCN Ni ~.
c-s,1 ,:9I,. i'm which case the Southern Democracy
vii constitute he majority on INC l%1 y @ vii, ref,iec
10 vote l. xes AMI appropriations for tensions, eNSSb
aI CI,I 5 arr, put upon equal terms with those
on the Union side The Southern Democracy VIII oNoI
vote faxes aud appropriations 10 pay thU ns eayes
d,bt unless they are paid Tor tE,lr sllHeH'
Tie NortIcu Democracy, who are coinnitIeu y, @ b9
resolutions and years OF declas't,lo 10 tS poi,, oI
slavery was wrOngiully ana unc9nsutulonaeIiy aUU
ised, would sustain them IL Woni1 NC GGt 20 the N
fiona debit Tor tue that tie pay nent must come
princran i,iI II C JN o 'r YES than by exemp,
ton from tLc debt IL Is Improbable to suppose hat te
southern Democracy, when placed IN power womb VoL
untatly lax themselves to pay the debt which had been
created their supiugaton, while all that they n1 IN
their slaves. That they will in that case make the pay
mcit for their slaves condition upon whic Inc Ia "a
toaa debt shall be paid, no one can doubt III may p5
said, however, that the Democratic party IN th1 LII
eomsept ,sie thcg fnd that Ucg hold po,cer on 10
o.cr terms; besides, 10 Will only De conserving 10 tue
practical of what they advocated all the time
E. fv in Clrucst when they declared that Slavery
was abolished without authority OF law ana without any
public necessity and that il was most unjust towards te
owners slaves, how can they, when IN power, leIuse
u make the nation pay Tor those slaves 800
The Southern question VIII be the great issue IN Iolz
.dwarGng into lnsigmhCance every Other No merely
economical question divide public attention WIN IT.
stitrtona amendments he upheld - Shall the col0red
people protected IN the ENJOY incnt OF
"Sla the Republicans Of the Southern states De pro
tectcd IN life, liberty and property e are Inc great is
and cy5l service reform Will play subordinate part
Ia All the Southern States the Republicans viii struggle
while the Democratic party will struggle to regain helt
foI1ncr power, and as experience mas SHOWN VII mOV
noSe nm view Tie solemn fact that everything IS at
TO- fr vii'f' we struggled and suffered through 10
years Of war; bury al personal grievances ana
forgetting past differences and all selhsh cOsdet4ls
unfe AGAIN as a baud Of brothers, and with unbroken
front move forward resolved 70 conquer for the right
Al this point IL was arranged by 4IeSsIS AAthoy ana
CasseIy, tehaf Of eaeh side OF me ChhmueI anu h
agreed 10 10y the senate, that vote viii be taken on the
pending resolution tomorrow "wednesday az cioSs'
uinstrion OF Louisiana from what he called the " un-
w1rrlntabe charges and miSst1tements" OF Mr.. Blair.
That state to-day, by her redemption, under Republican
rule from anarchy, bloodshed and riot, presented an
made - 1e e 6 COW ygsr1So,;b TO whose saeacity
Hrmncs and pluck much OF this success was due, was
no mean Zoe ranks OF the opposition to that party
nllSI 20 DCjntfdiy denied them by the North He
would not occupy time to show that, II Carpet
txhat senator Blair called III is so great woe upon me
suthern UeOple that gentleman had essayed 10 paruc
rate in the sin. Those OF the South 70 whom carpet
peFained to ii Of bodnSss enterprise and right and
repudated all the oppIobrlum anu lgtoiy Ty me
of,pring OF carpet bagism Columbus PizariC, the
senator from Missouri (Bar, were striking Illustrations
MT WEST continued: We claim the privilege OF M
grating wherever flag floats, and OF enjoying every
where IN our land the mmunites guaranteed 70 US ny
fhe Constitution. Whatever Of good there Is IN carpet
We are held responsible FOR at the bar Of pubic opon
from which, later, VIII he rendered righteous
verdict Under sautary law passed by the Legislature
10 Drotect black and white from outrage, the last elecOn
IN Iouis ana was peaceful and orderly, without inc
Jrescnce of or necessity FOR single bayonet, ana the
ktae was then retrieved from Democratic majority In
iS6s Of 1900 TO $500 Republican majority Mr. west
maintained tina the election was conducted Win laI
and also denied that the state debt had been ieCk
lessy Increased The Democratic Legislature OF 1860 ere
Med under President JOnsOus policy had appropriated
more money tnan both its Republican Successor:
Tie state bonds which, the accession OF the RepuDA
cans to power only worth 80 and 40 cents are row
ealable al 65 and 20 cents, and are IN good repute
with capitalists. Instead Of $400O,0oO as alleged by
lr Blair the State liabilities within the consttu-
tonal limit Of S25OOOGOO. In regard TO voting away
money TO railroads he said the Legislature had granted
q subsidy 10 a railroad as means or preventing lhe
TRADE Of Texas from being wrested from NeWOTleans
and that this policy had been supported by the Demo
Gratis and yindicated by the people. He would, II nc
could blot record Of LOuisanas deeds Of blood
but he bore willing testimony that peace reigned
within her borders and that persecution for political
opinion had been IN great degree mOdied. His people
would assent 10 any legislation deemed necessary for
protection In the South
At 4:sO, after Executive session, the Senate ad
ieuTned.
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