The New York herald., 1871-03-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1871

wAsuIsaroN, March 80, 1871.
PKNsIsNINa oRNTEsARIAN.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON. (rep Of Ind, the House took
up and passed the Senate bin granting to Phoebe soned
pension OF eighty dollars month from June 1857 she
being at that time hundred years old and widow Of
Revolutionary soldier.
BILL EsFoRcINa THE roUsrsRNru AMENDMENT.
The House proceeded the consideration Of the bill
ported from the special committee
sPEKoH BEoK, KENTUCKY.
Mr. BKoK (dem) said this the bin he thought at
time would introduced. The bill Of the gentleman
from Buer TO deal vengeance
the States Of the South and Kentucky This bill bad
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command cannon and h sHprsne mas
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protscns people while The sending
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as 80 IKE our own The power In e M hand. Of the En-
@ on the President! II The former should exceed
hrone ana il Queen Victoria were to ask for power as
swespns and proposed confer
This bill he repeated wsuS ID maze the President ds,a.Or
abetted The bin become odious than the Ku Ka1
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cans Of the House approved IT. i failed 70 become law
Mr. DAwss-No on this or the other side is author.
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vote such public or private expression of opinion
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violence when the State cannot by completely
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f uch patriots they would pu! down disorders
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and When they found IL ont s @ would point to the
find power to interfere II the gentleman from Ksntucky
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his batter down the defences liberty make
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no doubt he would have been appsuded Al the camor
party into power.
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the Southern States SINCE the close q the stating that
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the socalled reconstruction acts which had provided
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there can be no people Of southern
m ruling authority for doing In the Of this BIN
would We he dssn e essd @ to & e
souhcn States No more than himself deprecated vio
aoe power Of oonsrsss to provide and
Condition Of hns
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been magnfej into great political offences and import
given to them by calling them public against
federal government and it's national integrity. Where
the evidence Of the existence Of widespread and
opposition to law and ordery Certainly newspaper sluibs
nor the heated imaginations of disappointed po!c
could hot be received al pfoof Of the fcts The only In
formation upon which the President and Congress could
act Official Information and this gould be received with
Legislatures lie submitted that the OF the States
referred TO had spoken directly upon the subject and there
could be mstaking their language He then had read
eS!rscs from the Goernos essases to the Legislatures
Alabama, Arkansas, Texas Mississippi Tennessee, Ken
tucky and Florida-belng the States IN which II
alleged these outrages took place-and substantially the
effect that the federal authority recognized and
spected; that law and order prevailed and the
people quiet, con!cnted and law-abdins
Another evidence Of the fashood Of the alleged Ku kox
ou,rages general 10 the South be found In the fact
Of large Increase the staple productions of tina, section
former This fact 10 particularly illustrated IN the
increased crops Of cotton The Fnaaci OF New
York. the total receipts of be- Scp,cm
bales the period the before And the other
agricultural products such tobacco rice, &C. showed
cnrresnondne Comment such facts Ia