New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

press tho existing disorders and to punish tho offenders
mANDLEY e% a gsse9 s% So read bO Litter ter
writer hc best thing that can be done Ia TO let Al
Mr.. DE LARGE (Rep. g. C., colored) said no repre-
sented a district In which thore had been no ontrages
both parties responsible for the present disturbed
condition Of affairs In South Carolina He was thoroughly
convinced that some legislation necessary but this
would not be sufficient unless his Republican friends
moved political disabilities for they could not expect
preserve the public peace whom they have nothing to
Mr. FARNSWORTH Csep III moved TO strike out the
prOvso authorizing the President TO direct voluntary en-
stnent of any Of the militia OF the United States IN ien
OF all part Of the force authorzcdto be employed
He objected TO enlhrgng the regular army "hlch
The House agreed to the motion Of Mr. Farnsworth
thus striking out tho proyso above referred tO-feas
Various amendments we're offered when Mr.. Shell
LABARGER moved the previous question, which was
seconded and the main question was ordered to be put
close the debate He said IL was fact that there
bands OF conspraors In Onethird OF tho States trained
veteran soldiers, reasonable mpacable. Their number
was unknown perhaps 3O0OOOand their victims emu
meraed by thousands The other fact was that these
conspratOrs in the interest and service OF the
Democratic party. These two ayerments were made
on one side, while they were totally denied on
the other Putting the statement in another way,
one-half OF the people undertake 70 overthrow IN. tne
isfactory progress under of the night masked, by
ravagng burning. and murder And whie these Things
rife the South, gentlemen Of the North were en-
gagged in denying or palliatng the crime OF violence
against human rights and civil and religious liberty on
the other sde this allegation denied. He should
not enter into the evidence TO show that such Illegal com
binatOns exist and such crimes are committed lie had
onyto glance at the ghastly array OF witnesses and
this would exclude doubt to the conspiracy.
all OF murder and violence the attacking party
belonged 20 party and the victims to the other This
conspiracy ncipient rebellion. He then proceeded
argue that the Democrats, IN their last NatOnal Con
yenfi0n declared in favor Of Oyerturnlng the recon
srcted acts having nominated for the VicePresldency
the author OF the Broadhead" letter The author OF
this letter was now "a leader Of their party IN
the Senate, holding that all the new amend
ments TO the Constitution were imperative, never nav
ing been adopted. Two million seven hundred ana Two
thousand Democrats In this country voted for the plat
form and candidate The cOnsprators at the South were
working the direction for the overthrow OF the
rights conferred the enfranchsed race ana the De
stTucton OF all the laws made for their protection Mr.
Sheabarger consumed the rest or ms hOur III SHOWING
the necessity for the passage Of the bill.
Mr. cox dem, n. " wished to offer substitute Tor
the bill proposing general amnesty, but objection was
made -,
Mr. AMBLER Qep, Ohio moved TO strike out from the
bill the power given TO the President Of the United
States when in his Judgment the public safety require
it, suspend the provisions of the writ OF habeas cor
pus the end that such rebellion may be oyerthrOwn,
&c. The amendment was disagreed to-fcas' lOl
Nays,