The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
G O N g r E S S.
Speech Of Senator Morton on
Southern Affairs.
Tammany Repudiated by the Cali
fornia Democracy.
Spirited Defence Of Carpetbagism BY a
Louisiana Senator.
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Discussion i'm the House Of the
Ku Klux Bill.
Ben Buffers Arrangement Of the
Democratic Party.
Sunset Ccx's Review OF RcpuS-
lican Misrule.
Discussion in the House Of the
Ku Klux Bill.
Ben Buffers Arrangement Of the
Democratic Party.
Sunset Cox's Review OF RcpuS-
lican Misrule.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April

SUPPRESSION OF SOUTHERN oUrRAaEe.
Ar sREnMAss resolution provide tor bill to suppress
the Ku kux was then considered
MIR. BLAIR. ten,) of Mo-, resumed the floor. He had
been asked yesterday ny the Senator fro Ohio Mr. sher
what the remedy in his Bsira) opinion for the
shameless condition OF aais radical rule In South
Carolina and Louisiana He would answer that the first
certain remedy coutd ava unless
the intelligence character Of the South allowed TO
have its adams In regard to deprviag in
the South Of the right TO the people of the South
willing give neg suffrage fair tria which had
had Lecause OF the Of Northern political
turers and similar II after fair TRIAL found
necessary abo sh negro suffrage Saving
free institutions OF the country c)uld be done by consu-
tonal Congress had confessed u oxperment
of negro suffrage IN the District Columbia failure
bv pr,vidng roria government Of which the
appointed the principal officers. The property ovsrs and
men Of the District had gladly hailed the change
reiie from the government of rabbie largely nude up
Nj; sH,ssAs. rep, q ohio said thst suffrage In
the District had itaed he
ton am tost had odnc To do with the cnanse VI the
on a. wc .s nesoes a 70 ssa w iM i've S
cpe 20 be fau IS the Mayors of The city Of Washing
ror % , replied % varas poas n tae DEBATE
ami other democrats had been called rhuse
msn WHO ass Tue ien AND sctioh iw ana their power
Mr. MoRio., rep Of Ind, that Mr. Blair at
FIRST denied rence 0! onrages n the south, aud had
result OF msladmuisa,oa in the south Tue whole that
dsnocrate DAIRY mai ncro sla ~, s
ana they intended 70 make tbs test in the next Presidential
Mr. FLAIR remarked that the party which had shown
winch h,rtonp he ongcd as they
h taken the surae awas from te eooea peope OF tho
Mr MoAro rep ID that u. cnan-e in The government of
anse an that undsr srttar poyernmen Wiz
delegate in ON ress and enforcement legislative
stead II being esseed had teen vastly Increased Coz
aa he Wire nnsS f sa css
taken rem The negro The form Of tue Ma Kx oath watch
fact tina, onases not dleeied against ganty OF
hs a. to the y "a K 9 a ae
that the organization in the South had originated
sea Tor a h the "nh Willing &c
ve peS s a @ ey S sn Sa 70
tse NEGROES their ,stss Whenever lhey DID NOT ve he
inaapatabe that the democra.,c party would deuy
Mr. Hs enasavs e. .e9 TO the
tenate- TO use railroad phrase-!rom the suoJec. by
ton OF severa the Southern states aa the Of
s S n nn hose isai s
knt rsroa an sale bon ~ been is.ass Tor that pnr
large debt bv the OF bonus Ac Tor the construction OF
Mr. BLAIR sug.este that radcanm had opened new
phase and len, tac money without any security.
he own STATE sss proye. TIE ss.ss g Adsas .na
without RECEIVING any return Toe Senator (ar Blair had
sao enlarged upon errrnpons Of southern Legislatures.
there was more raaa ana coaoa in oae year than IN ali
u. states q the south since the The Sew YORK Lesa
In repy to an a,nson to the ammany Society Of New
Of the country Mr. CassrsrY, td.m, of Cal. and
surrise tina, such assertion should be
M MORTON had understood the at to be notorious The
10 Tammany when they were in trouble as in the ca5c OF
Connecticut the other day laash,er ana whe,ever here
senrray earried or the iion's share. De then Re.
Tunder the eject Of speeches against the
their mnrisrons WORK. and pfoccsdeS dem crac
States which Southern en5cra.y vii ute
the una o.iy Of The Iarty IA! 20 the conrlin emeni
appropriations for PENSIONS except upon coadi,lon
that the Csnieaerate soldiers their WI ows ana or
Ss unon ss Ss southern win never
they paid ten The Northern democracy who
are committed BY en- les resolutions and wears o. d anna
sttutionaly abolished, wound sustan rem. 1t would be
the zoe ar he s s a s 10
eo%s o the sS Sss aey be
ton from the debt II l. lIrohabe l. sprose thai tie
rily temselve, Inc sbi which lad been created
FOR ,heir snojngatoG Will A. tina. they had iayes ed
Thai ,ney will IN that make the for their
doubt ay be said however that he democratic
party an the North w never consent TO TINS y answer
power % no other lerm ,ae VA ony oe consenllns
the sy APP s i ~ wat Sey sS Al The
slavery sbo shed without authority or law without
o. cS 9T can , mes. Wien re rse to
TO viii the in ic79 VIZ n into insisnicancc
cyey her. 80 merely e,o.oaica Tut, o, can divide
shal the ona amendments lie nphrldf sha tue
oe Inc sG Of s sou IN 81 b. sq ps
tccic 10 fc isery aud crvy are he ec issues 70
service reform vii playa subordinate art. In al the
southern STATS The republic rs = wll smssle Tor
security whr ss party WI sTasse to re ain
rr s % s aS os Ss c as hat o.
In yew Of the solemn fact that eyey.ag at sse or
s ass o bury 81 an c
band brhes and With unoroSen sron' move forward
Cascrly on hsha, OF each side Of the caab and agreed
TO y 70 sssas
,on WT1 r rom What vi Ia s 'eaa "a
chrae, an mssate sof Mr. BAR. a. STATE to-day,
Soosasd s"a riot an rsa ton
tue charge 50 com aonly m de by the democratic
wryno,a 70 whose sasaedy, rmness ana pluck nncn
pnss The opposition that party which look ns to he
sonn for reformation OF tina, power 40 pont1y ensei
Tia, 1 4 carsc,Ss lam was What Tho senator r B%ir,
As 20 ss Y sa s %
South to whom carrethagism was generally applied, &C
Se.s enterprise ana rph, ay repada,c an y tie
o% ana w 40 sr pponents sssSrea
oluub = risaro, ths iims OF The naynower, and a.t,
IN" h aa s
OF migrating wcreverour dag loats and ~ enjoying ey
land the inmunies guaranteed 20 by the
constitution. Whatever of good there ~ IN cnrpetbagsn
we maintain; whatever OF evil springs fr'm we
held Responsible the bar OF public
opinun from winch sooner later VIII be rendered a
righteous verdict Under suary law passed BY the Legs
lnturc protect black and white NON outrage the last
election IN Louisiana was peaceful and orderly " tiou'
of Necessity single bayoiot the >tate
was then retrieved from democratic mai rV IN
1852 of forty seven thousand to twenty-five thou
sand republican majority. Mr.. West maintained
TINT the election conducted with FAIRNESS, and
denied that the stale reckcssy
The dcmrcrac Lcgate OF 1905 created under President
policy, had appropriate money than both
is republican sccessors Tue state nonds the
Of the republicans power. only worth thtyhve and forty
cents wrrc s1nJe sXyfvc and seventy cents and
~ good repute with capitalists instead Of forty million dol
Iara. as alleged by Mr.. BAR, the state nahii
urs were within the constitutional ltnh Of twenty
I'VE milton dollars In regard TO the votnl
away money railroads he said the begisla
granted subsidy TO railroad means of preventing
trade cf Texas bcnl wresied from New Orleans
and that this policy had been supported bv the democrats
vindica,ed by The people He would u he could blot
oil Louisianas deeds OF blood he bore
Willing sirony c rcigncd within her Uorders and