New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
romoval of the causes OF irritation.
Goyern1nch ~ hap no fhe world TINT they proper

,,---u, .n, q removal Of tho causes OF irritation.
@ ,hev would show tho world that they are proper
Mr KTTiY rep PENN. after thanking tho gentle,
man FOR his auson 20 the Industries on te outn fnd w..
.ninaton Of the war; the people iad accepted the stu
alton and invited en- erahls ir5m s N9itn ann otoT s
pIimate and vast and unknown resources, unknown Is
h North the stats N catar aS m socd e Inc SoreTs are
men OF the NORTH and this state Of Things In the souih
TO be attributed 10 the system Of slov"r men denied
wages sha l4ps rqpps tdplia Of is rqwsr%
feet in the S5arh he said no and his friends eontem,
plate. no reracing Of their steps They lGeant to go
and power 20 every provision OF the American COnsn-
tlon, and embodied not only n lar hut In the danY
habits Of the peorle the great rr9pheey made 1 IN to
our broad limits s. free in the pursuit Of ife liberty.
and happiness" lie alsittd thgt there might be some
sections OF the South whore good order prevailed 9nt
there is general domestic tranquility IN that lor1
of the country. Organized bands pcryadcd the soun
receiving revOv,rs and dseulscs from the North, inr
dering and ouraging citizens THIS Is war anu anu wi @
gress could declare certain part Of south Carol.a l
other States ia war, and order the use oil troops
in suppreasng armed Rebellion and reduce te peog cS
order The bin under consideration proposed no sun SUN
method IT only proposed % force obedience 10 the Law
t proposed no more than no %ogd qeSir9 re or s d
when some Of the citizens OF PennsyNama feslst9 ~
troops into that state and restored order Penns
found none OF her rights invaded When the aWe p %
come stronger than the State, 1t is the duty 0f tho uo
ernmcnt 10 step In and restore peace ana OIdor - ~
Mr.. ELDlIDGE dem, Wis)-W.ll the gentleman per-
INIT me 10 ini hc an inquiry
Mr.. KEIIEY--I win answer II II pertinent.
Mr. ELDRTDGE-I understand You TO deny the a'ser-
tons of Southern So the condition OF that portion
of the country should like the gentleman to tel wha'
n his iulgmcnt T. the cause Of such things as he say cA-
isis whether Is rot the fact Oi the legislation uI Con-
gress aud the pursued by the General GONoIu-
| ncnt toward the people Of the Southern states. g,
MI. KELLEY-I decline 70 yield for such q epee'n'
attribute IT, as did at tho outbreak Of the Rebeon 70
the Southern people being nisled by the Democracy OF
tine North the belief that The cowary people o te
North would acGuiese, ana there would be no War. ~
tribute the present state OF things to the sympateus
speeches Of Northern Democrats ana tho support w w
Democratic presses Those who argue that there - 20
mower 20 suppress these great wrongs are Kissing uo
! iawess bands on 70 slaughter . ...o d,
Sir. ELDEIDGE said the gentleman had not answered
! hi question. =, - .,,, r,od
| MI KELLEY repeated that we are IN war, ana reau
from the testimony OF the Senate Select C0mhlte Oh
Southern OutrageS TO show the extent OF the ia"leS'
! combinations. NJ, pt,Cv
| Mr. Kelley having concluded his speech Mr.. BECh
! DeIn.. XVI obtained the floor - s...,i,.
! The SPEAKER announced the following stahulns
| Committees: at, ,-,,o, and
! Lewis ., p, - r,--.-.-,ps,o
| Tic House. at o'clock, adjoaried.