Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-12

profess, and ! do not profess in anything
more that I shall say, which shall no; be
much, l assure the Senate, to quote suy Ian
guACe of his rcrbatim 81 liteTG.im- l only
repeat that, il read the honorable Senator's
celebrated letter Alright, in substance and IN
effect il WAS precisely as l have said. II
read the honorable Senator's speech the other
dav srieht, ard l think did, il Exs in sub
stance and effect what | have stated now, an
attack upon what be was pleased 10 style the
.. csrpst-haggers - as being responsible FOR
this order Of things
Mr.. Blsir. Will say that the Senator, in
giving the substance and effect Of ny letter
and speeches, is about as unfortunate as ne IL
il attributing to this side Of the Chsmber any
desire 10 defend the ou-rsEes Of the ku-kluz,
or any other outrages.
M. Eimunds. Certainly thought 1 had
guarded myself sEA--st Misunderstanding about
fhst before. I have stated TO the Senator
from California and 10 the Senstor from Ohio
that os course every enc Of my honorable
friends are equally opposed 70 ouirsges Of
every kind and 10 every measure to repress
then and tlst, I suppose, Is Why they are
opposed 70 the suspension Of the writ OF ha6eGs
corpus, which might result in depriving one
Of class Of people who might possibly he
caught, msssei and disguised. IN burning
house down from being locked up and not
let out by a friendly judge on the spot. They
are Cpposed 20 outrage but l repeat inst
[ they sud ;leir friends throughout The country
Clut they sre not a very large numbeE) are
/ 10 sympathy. snd Il is useless 10 deny II, Sad
nobody does deny it, with what these bands
/ consider TO be their cause Of grievance. They
/ sre 10 sympathy with the hztrst and opposition
I TO the negroes voting. Am ! disappearing
I the honorable Senator nov, or any Of his col
/ leagues
Mr. Casserly. Does tie Seaator refer 20 ne
I Nj Eimuzds. ! vas referring to the whole
body.
Mr.. Caszarly. the Senator Is f1iog 8: the
| a0ct, that is a very safe wsy Of firing
J M Eimuuls I seem 10 have hit enc tl-1,
4 Il any rate. laughter
! Nh Thurman.-The Senator, in closing
/ spe.ch. TO which nobody hss opportunity TO
reply, makes 81 sgssult on bis ieloE-oenstors
/ Oh this side Of the Chamber.
Mr. Ejmunis-I give my friends the oppor-
/ tunity OF interruption and explaining as often
/ as they Ike.
/ Mr.. Cssseriy.-Tbcn. If the senator will per
ulit me. chsiienge him 70 put hrs finger on
anything that I sad in ny speech Of that sort
Mr.. EluunIs-If il i1 10 receive challenge
fo- ANYTHING outside OF the Chamber, an de-
/ oiieily opposed to il. daughter
Mr. Casssriy.-I trust l understand my own
duty O vel aud the Senator's proWcss too well
TO venture 90 say experiment SO hazardous as
as that would be Nov, ! call on the Senator TO
rut lis finger On any word Ct mine which au-
iharizss IN the Fl '-htesr degree bis accusation
that ] an 10 sympathy with the hu-hluz IN taer
. hatred of negro suffrage
Mr. Etuuuls.- Iussuulh as ny good friend s
epesca is not before ule, and inasmuch IS took
70 note u it. aud inzsuuch as it co-talne1
cool msuv words 7 must decline 20 Jay my m
ger on the word l repeat the statement, how
F ever. and haus ur friend VIII not think ! mean
tnd8 him laius,ice he 6 a. airoit raeto-ician.
I lie kaors as vel bow 10 sugar over fact thst
would be- Little iisa-ree4be 20 have suck
CUT ve.y prominently as any man with whom ]
AN se.usir-el. lie is s. master Of telce in
rhetoric: aal ho must have read largely,
-aE- i-. q the writings Of that celebrated mau
w..5 thought that tie purpose Of language vas
/ DO. always 10 express ideas but sometimes 10
conceal tLau. II be snd BIS friends are 10 iaFoV
u negro suffrage. le- them declare u nov Il
they ana opposed 90 if sui mean % overthrow IT,
ls1 them ~ s. l- ai'y IL the face Of the Senate
Ii hey have opinions AMI designs which they
wish 90 conceal, let them remain silent
nov. SIS s-..n thsJ i the-e Is any position
which tle Democratic parry occupies before the
--''.i go mas III - 3.
7'-- = - - - L.. f..;-,,,--.,,
N' ',-' tt'3-- - $3.50 ~ ~
900 ~ - s-,-zyre-s
sni in au7 State Possibly, when ! say II anT
state. DO some one q the northwestern States
11s ,H' s.... -.'. - 80 MD -,anf1ily
take TIE position today an iei.a-e here public
~ .,7 ~ Is,-ns-s r5st their southern friend.
clI ,,r -,-sr,1i rss1 t1sv are iu favor Of negro
-,-.-sr- fs-, preserved as the C5ns-i ution pre-
sI-y.s - d. . -i-Hr which no man. Democrat OF
ps,.,.-.-.- ~7- southern. s.-uli be ue--
-...al ~ ass.,-t with irruiitv. the hst Of muir
1.-s 81. 49,. -arr wv. months would be c1usi ler-
.fir Idol :, H. southern States II +.
-..bsi-g -rYs that lie let If Democratic as-
ri.ies would be c-1sie -lslv reduced il che
81. 5.s-ss v--=rs rtav have them also.
NJ E.s---T -es-5-le the other dav 20 tina,
Question when II was sssel me by the Senator
from Ohio. MY S1e-us1.I ia spe-ch that
bad The ho-a- 20 make. DO not know whether
il attracted the attention of the Senator from
Vermont Or uo- 50 "ae- oe--s,-- q p.
ti-. i--; me OF '-7
o. give s. lA-- lr-ai 70 L'-'9 s--i---' A1- --' p
deny 2 the Negroes ile =-' --'1- = ~
The fifteenth amen ii-.'' -l-. 'l VS. -- .--
via IT'S, s--ia- ''- pig .'',7 ---.t
--4-I -.- 'e '' go -. -
---a- 2si nes1 l-i nero I'D '-V -
o.e- Fl--e aeAA'1's -'-
"le7- s.fae-' li ----'s --. -'-'1 - - %
c-l Il ING 4-ll-- '- ~ ~ ~ --- '---
wen, De i..s-a' anu '-'5 --'
'euieli O. --1a sway Ns--. s--'N= ~
poser On t.1 a-- lt=-f! '-- proper. e- zig
citizens
Al- Eimun5s-Itst B. sr entire mifr3Ee. bat
an ye-y glad 90 hear the application of the
Seusto- fer mitigation o. sentence Perhaps u
ought So ie considered LITTLE He sid IN.
friends again are 10 favor lt allowing the south
err people luh1m Be Distinguishes from the negro
people, he tight 20 yo;e until 1t shall be found that
their Institutions cannot go on be is Wiling
that the experiment Of negro su1rsss SHAH te
-rei VITA ,-e southern people sa- l7 me soa.a
ern people. II be liesses 20 have i ID inst way
uut II shall he found that their institutions
cannot 90 Va ss-e With &c.,
Mr. gr1-trn-Aui they are 90 be the Judges
1l- Flrr-i--Io safe NV friend fairly
slr. BIsi--Ycs. cir.
r.-- ~ ,-- p...-7,,- b-- ava
-'--- y 49, - m ~ - l-=-..l g. $50
VIC 10 --' ' -! - r. = -
'D-- las '.-- Pc 80 49,. -
5-," Ia - -, So.
-- tA- present Ni7'' -
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negroes 3. ~ ''-s -. - b..
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e-l-- -t' -.
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ar lais lre4spl ,', Dz e-- .l.,s ~
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l-t-...--1 =, So -.-r,--t T.or;sIs.pres viii
$50. " -. - },+ 80 b.rrsuz m a,
60 ST. he -'lo-eI man. # II he
e. $3.50 -. - n enc NJ bis north
- -, T.,.si,+,,ra tbe7 il is fine
- s-,--.-s MS Is the nos
...-'@-.- So - ~ .,,rtr sni tbsv s-e
- =. f nm from ibe;- own point Of
-.
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