The New York herald., 1871-03-28
G Q N Q r & S S.
Senator Summers Great Speech
on st. Domingo.
The President Denounced as
a Ku Klux:
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TART REJOINDER BY SENATOR HOWE.
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Seward, Chase and Sumner the Buttrsses
Of the Dem cracy.
Labor Reform Movement i'm the
House.
TART REJONOER BY SENATOR HOWE.
SENATE.

SENATE
WASHINGTON, March q, 1871.
Long before the hour Of meeting galleries
leading the Senate dersely thronged by
audience to hear the speech Of the Senator
sachusets who had been announced to address the
on st. Domingo. The diplomatic and ades galleries
almost entirely monopolized by the fair sex
At twelve O'Clock the spectacle OF ami
mating witnessed in Senate Chamber Mr.
appearance the door welcomed by the galleries
applause
Upon the conclusion Of the reading of journal Mr.
Sumner took the floor and asked for reading
lutons recently submitted by him, and already published,
against the use of United States naval forces to uphold
Baez in attempt TO sell his country violation it's
constitution, and threatening the integrity
the friendly Power Of Hayti. .,8
The following the additional submitted by Mr.
Sumner to-day seventh Of the series-
Resolved, That whatever may be the title territory
OF Se n @ e. that & after the
our government is all respects stranger the territory
foreign ana
sS s 81 the me eon h Of s.
Senate unauthorized violence utterly with support
the ns tn $
Mr FEsToN. trep9 Of N " called attention to the fact
that in the gain admtance the galleries
dreds OF ladies had been excluded He therefore
Be for sr On s of the
There being objection the Sergeant Arms was d.
Mr. TaUaaAs irsp of Ohio, hoped the Senator from
e he woq 5 mot Ss In the
cesd rsgu!ariy i was 60 ordered
Senate At length speaking from the his colleague
DaG s s w s
S more powerful and costly Kq Ku1 hap those Of the
Sspw ws
sa n @ ss as
upon his attempt to obtain half an island in the
only, while tranquility would have resned every.
where within our borders General applause in the gal
The VICE PREsIDENT-Tne Chair cannot consent that
the galleries and he reprehends the promptly
other II they repeated he enforce the Of the
Mr sgMNER proceeded Now, desire the suppression
the African insist that Pesdentiai scheme which
al he % ase e
whh the be r Ss % a
for the African whom the President has .rampled
Let him ares. on the coast OF st. DOMINGO I there
senator ready all the elevation Of the African
After sDea5ins for three hours ana quarter Mr. Sumner,
reply to Mr. sn. ,1.. would time
asi n s. H. was to the ne
of high crimes misdemeanors This was more
clearly shown By the SENATOR'S own express admission in the
70 The s"s9n q had
would be impossible follow through great mass Of
dns M saSS S: n his IN s M9r,S1s to opinion WIS
nnd % no 81 h M had NO
d. , SpnS the to send
griety o. annesaon questions Connected
aa ns aaa af,ss:
II the Commissioner report was had suited
sent constantly exaggerated distorted
anticipate the report prejudice The public against
posy fSSn
While he did KNOW anything 9 It's
he r Moron felt confident that charges asansShs
re S BY that report The Of the sresaen.
statement Of ali the facts We had to-day OF war
made By usurpaon Of the Presidents but after all
been fired M nor M a. act Of violence committed upon single
evidence of the slightest complaint BY Hay
f @ s om n %
the United sa.se rom the
e G5 h% e S M % S @
be !. As .sa M h.
The % ,nn had Sp no to and
direction The Hayen government. in violation Of the
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minis msa and the nd States hsd merely notified Msy tina.
Tond not ALLOW Wa her r.. to sEs war on that stand This the
ernment had Information that organizations were foot
In Hayu to defeat the exaton No tell him
lMr Mort0n that the Senator from Massachusetts
FRIEND OF liberty OF the coored when
in power The strike blow at the Pres
dent without at the same time striking the republican
party
Mr. HOWE (rep) of Wis., cited historical instances
by their countrymep had,
guided zeal and passion, forfeited that
lapsed into obscry assumed positions
with their former declarations. In this he
Seward, Chief Justice Chase and Mr.. Sumner in 1-bi.
The last of the first of this great triumvra,e
he had turned his back upon the hopes, lessons aud
friends OF his better years. and acting OF
dent the principal figure The second had the
authority of the Office Chief United
States undo and annu the benehcent
Administrations To-day the republican party experie
Caesar when, having already been struck by CascA
and CaGsius, he third dagger upfted
dear rend and there wrnng from his agonzed bosom
the remaining member that great rumvirae that Sena
tor who had earnestly urged reluctant
purchase of those rigid, faroG regions North Pole
Saak m des Sxn ear e1uop ne which
couary could be nothing ess Spn he ina, whoe "Se
American Continent with her gates npon ali
the surrounding To-day the Senator not only 10
oppose the annexation OF island very DOORS but 10
denounce criminal President who venured IN the
Of strictly constitutional prerogalye advise ta
acquisition He (Mr How had sought the prlyilege of en-
ering here for that ustrious
He would file demurrer interpose datoy pleas
but preferred the general issue.
Al this point his remarks Mr. Howe yielded an ad-
tournament, when at hafpast ve the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES