Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-21

ia thon@ht IL a n,od nnnorrunitv "a dn instirr
to the roiored race and therefore offered rs an
amendment the s1nolrmpnta..v civil riohtS hin
MIR. Mn Of Geornia. supported the bin. hut
bnlicvrd Mr. Srmnerjs measure imnroctical
NIr Sn,nnor ma Ntr mn tb,n discussed ot
oraat len"tb ma arnsti,n ~ eonol rights for
ccoIoreI ncrs6n, in 50tols and nn6Iic srbools and
co,,,e,oncss '''
NJ tViIs,, so;i ,s,,,ll ,,,,f a., , f,,. tho
bilI rs II came fron tbn bonsa lie was Glad
NJ" S,,p,,,o,. b,d ,4l,,ri l.; l,ar+ T,oao,,so
w. ottatfon ''S f 80 s ba heor Jyectad to
II and bn bnned II would soon he talrcn mn and
m1ssad. INT he nreferred tbot II shnnId moi he
faol-aj ~, 60 tI,a ,,arIlinn Nh
n was 1Creed re- toia =, vote nm the hill ard
omendnent tosn0rrovy at 4 o'rlock
E,yerntiva vassion
Al1ionrnod
HOI1SF
Mr. v,n Tr,,,,, Of 06iD otfarad a resolution
,,l,5ab ,ras ajnrt5a aasii tIo ost,,,oster ron
oroi tn i,,o be bn,lsn al +io, m bis nns
session in raIation to aiinrnd straw bids to
gother win tho Low, undar Witch he claimed ro
iSsne contracts ana oii nattors ralatin" thereto
Ni, iT,,,o,1 ~ 0hio ,a;rod d, raSoIrtion dirsof
n,r tie Xvi Ser,ica committee ~ ;norire intn
ti,S nraCt,cabt,- of ,,aiinIr nost,,,aefers nlcrr
iyo
~ Tlo l,,,so ,l, ,,,,,,l ,,,,, lo,otio,, oc tho
ti ~ .'o NJ o.,
III, ~ i,i H. E ~ s,; inito
~. +. LII 49, an NJ, T., H.. ,l,,',,t,,
II Ii, In 10
ti Sotl 'r0 o US tGo ,orIin[y
80 '" ~, ,I,I,I trtoi
49,, ,,,,, , G. .6o, ttan on th do,nocroti
adnoiniStrationS fo,, forf,' Tc"rs
Mr. Uoar inonireJ ,ybctLer durinm all that
tin,n the pantiemon had MOI odvoSated the
noiir,. ot c9,itaI ov,ning Iahor
MIR BjpGi renlied that he ALWAYS advocated
tbe intareSis Of Tho ,yort,inr classes
Mr. Hoar s1pSnsted tbat this was no answer
to ms Question, '''''
MIR RiDrs snprested that If Nfr Hoar had
- 49, I.,- - - - 80 - Id All
oirIs not tirtnen veors wore kemt ,,f work in tbe
7ant,ries of NIasSoclnsatts rntii the sunerintnn.
dn,,t had n thrn,v yvater in thair faces 10 Epen
them awake lie also remarked that II reouired
= continuation Of MI Tho Nautical factions II,
HroSsnchnsetts to detaot NJ RntIer csndidatc
NJ no ,vorkiny1nan,s nortv NTossocbnsetts was
So Owen IN meJdlinr yyitb other neonie5s busi-
ncss that slie couId MT rest satisfied The ren-
tlanan Mr. Hon WINS afraid Of the pcxt nresi-
dentiai election and yonred IN mannIoctnIe no
Iitinai initial Tbaro ,o+ an inteIIigent man
in tbc cnuntrv who beIieynd tLot n man
nn,,IJ nbtoin . IivoIibond for his vito and chill
10, In. ,.,,r,ino- ,,,i,, ainbt Lonrs a INV What
III boI +bn S1o,n 70 c7,,,o boro am, so, tbnt
w., si",,lJ moi ,yorl, tcn t,yelIa or ionrtfan
LCure 81 he saw nroner If thp gentleman
1vantad IA rernIote the relations betyyepn labor
and ranital he sbouId 90 TO his own STATE and
Set an rvsmnIe
Mr. Ringhgm advocated tbe nronoseI in,nsti
Gotion but believed thgt if shonId he made nv
fbr committee on eJncaiion and labor He
cared nothing what mioht he adyoeoted Inv IN
tnrnationoIs or commune. our reonie ,ynrs on
iightpneI know their riobts and dare moin-
t%in tbem
Mir Shanks advocated tho hill
Mr. stevenson had road a iatter from, t1,o
nresident Of tbe iron monIders5 national ossocia-
fion Of Cincinnoti fovorinp Mr. Hoor,s biU
Nir Hon, nIosnd tLo dnloto IL go5d tha Ia,
49, 49,
from nil narts If tbe conntry from men intpr,
rstcd in ivory farm of Labor be rernivad dnrinl
the mast week He cbarocteriled the aneni-
menf offered Inv Mr. CamnhoII tn reier tbe maj
fer m The select committee as an attacl, mon
the president.
Mr. Camnbell disrloirned any sucb rnotivn
He had offered fbe amendment because he he.
liavpd that a committee so onnninted uonId hc
fairer and rreer from obircti6n than any com
mission appointed by the president.
Mr. Hoar said that two thinus were 70 he ar
comnlisLed Nv the myestidatiG1n Ter thoron%b
and fair ascertainment Of facts, and, ID. lie
satisfaction of a country with result Roth of
these were impossible under the proposition OF
the gentleman from Ohio. The INVESTIGATION
could not be carried on thoroughly bv a com
mittec of the house and senate consistent with
attention to other duties and in the next
place, these were all members of one or other
political party. So tbe prcnositiou. when trans
lated meant that in the Investigation no mem
her Of the labor party would be- competent II
could not be otherwise. and, therefore the nrop.
osition belittled the measure.
If is true that the president mioht nominate
and the senate might confirm three gentlemen
Of the class described nv the gentIemon from
Delaware as hroken-winded repubjican noji-
ticians If he did. he would have in his grnat
office. struck a blow at the laborin@ interests of
thn c0untrv. The president was a man Of com.
aoe but there was a thing he dared nor do and
thai was 10 devote this commission 10 noIitic1l
or narfizan purposes. The nresident was to cy--
ercsp tbe authority conferred mon him in tn
ewes of the anxious, expecting aroused senti-
NOM of tbe Inborin@ classes
Mr.. Campbell asked Mr.. Hoar if ne tbongbt
the nresident would appofnt a dennncrat m ia
commission 'S
Mr. Hoar tbonuht that If tI,o ,,,,osil an, .i,
find a democrat with interest canocitv and de-
Sire TO make the prOposed inyestigatio,, ana 10
boned and believed he conid bo 7,-oj5' anu nc
him 'PP0'"'
Mr. CamnbeIl asked Mr. Hoap N nor,a a Ion,
orrot whom tbn nresidant etar anoito w ~ -
nfice "PP''''''' "
Mr. Hoar declined IN nurspa thar spbiao, ~
had n word tu saw to the Gentleman trGn, nola-
we've He honed he Womb nnyor he Ia =; "a
hate to exchan@e crimination ar rocri, 1t,
in ragord to the historv ~ boro, 20 III 1;e
fer mr. states If in any sfate isbor h,,ro,1 H.
or moroIitv were disrracad II ,yos ~, '3
DISGRACE of every American citizen - 10 t ~
work classes of Massachusetts diI
friend from Delaware rerlar,6ar +t ~ ,t ~
fact which he had stated So for ne II
was a tact-had been disclosed NV an
invpstiootion of precisely the cIoroe,oo, -" ~
Thai now nroposed which was orde"oS ~ .t o
renuhiran leoislatnre Of NIasSaobTsotts ~ S'iV e
he Hoar could NOT find Letter aTo,,,,,, ny co., ~
6I he wou'd saw that If sinoia Lo, r -, ~
of Gtcen wears instegd ofbeng in tb 5oS,,,, ~
school or the hosom of tho taIoiIt ~ uoiiiiion
in factory until nat,re faiinJ o1T '1 "oi
IN he tLr0wn in his fnce the cost of t. u
sion wonld mot he thrown o',,o9 ~ 81
thino alone was disclosed heid m in tia 80 O,I
and remejiad lie ,voI,1i ~ :" + I,ie laCc ~
mo-, from, Dajowora If Tho Massoig ,'o Seii'ie-
wbicb forbade tbe cmplovment of chiliro ,a y,
tontoros nnees tbev had an niitiieH III
fond school was not hotter tbon T - " at,
onv common school and senllina ;a,,r Nv. ia, iIS
and rirs IN the niIIorv mr. tho NJ, 49, "t oys
Mr. Ri~@s said II vas ,obt "'r'gplllS post:
NaSsachTsetts f. estobiisb ho. "I ia PROPER lof
bnt she should mt come 70 con%rons ~ Gu'etau,
,,,so ~ H. H. W Noia US lor that
institution wbirb thn naonIo "f sii"t was al
nronI Of If had onv becn estabi i9 Sta c are
ans sconndrelS Thieves ana .abhonS i 10 lel-
said to The Great ciorv If tbo s+atn ~. IL was
ever was hronGbt hack sonod ~, my an. no man
nronerv wHeiod IGpneroI in,, J,td1 amer oeihg
NJ itoar ito,;roG ,,ath i""Sn'el,(