The New York herald., 1871-03-24
ECRTY.sEC0ND COgGlEss.
shEATE.
First Session.

sLEhrE.
WAeHIsGroS, March 80 1871.
Projection LIFE AND PROPERTY or THE JERSEY
COAST.
Mr.. FREiIHaHUyaES, (repl OF n j.. presented a me
mortal from the New Jersey Legislature appropriation
Of $500 900 FOR the better protection OF life and property
the jersey coast lie said that many during the year
might have been avoided by adequate appropriations.
Nh. STOCKTON, dem) Of n. j., said he had received
OF the resolutions presented by his colleague and he
desired 10 notice OF amendment TO the Deficiency Ap
Rropson s weish mic he read appropag ne
e at alternate stations and he urged upon the Senate
ne @ or wa se rspeiea % s sras
NJ pispsbEfS PM 3 AZ TIE sourn m
sion Of disorders ~ the South and the President
mites ana TO call out the militia Referred to the Judiciary
The bill amends the February 2s 1885, and author.
izes the President h discretion, to declare martial law
an s % s,s5 lat
the President Of the United States shall lave Information
JUDICIAL o. oce Of the s United N sn State
the Of d.ar6 ihas The and
Ing S Of Ss LAWS aSd ~ IN nrey the % laws are
persons n, banded together hfc and property are enda-
Gers OF Ao law to abandon ana resign their oces aud any
such district m thereby become ebandonsa . 70 and
President the United states aud he oreby authorized II
Issue proclamation declaring martial aw be in force
o 70 @ % s2n % to epoS nS m s%y
ana navy Of he United States TO suppress any Resistance 70
charged vita crimes esans United States or against
any citizen thereof who by the and constitution o. the
a avs All such persons are 70 be red and i eonac,e
Ss s es suspend aa a''Ss VIII 5a
corpus 10 such dsnsts for ,he mc being reporting his
W. s,ss; = Msls soa,s.Ss1 tsS ss1 ,e re,o,
Of the seosts rnlg Of the Vice President yss
asked leave to present resolution, which he forwarded to
A al wers s aste tie rue sO'
B S!s
Hs sad y Vas Teso'uon n regard to emrioyHsnt 2 s
Ryyn @ assesp, 'ps iss 'a Il sa cor
nv @isrss sae 81 gf ssiss H y 5 Il 'Gea s VIA people
@ sor m IN ponna'9n and hMsynE M IN view y ,ee
from superior force, and IN testimony this principle Spain
snards1 a s n s @ s
single spanish ship on the coasts or Spanish soldier OF
e s ~ e. s ss Gang Gs syaS 0sS1. in s
rights OF man cannot depart ron n sssh prneige and sqe
tween the nations ana nfcnga blow upon republican III
Mr. SUMNER was about reading the accompanying reselu
Ss s ss m 9 Sis sss Si nara s & @ aSr
sr Mr. as CoSR1HNG adrssseS the chair Mr. Sumner oan-
Mr. consns persisted being heard recognized By Gs
fn tic qucson se BY
Mr. M the senss9r ass p sats Il
as the voice o the Senator Massnchisctts does II
Ss' ,sss psn s s9 p9a Sis &c @
IN violation OF the rule Tor that senator 10 read them at
The CHAIR replied that in 'he way the debate had pro-
coeed be would accord to the Senator from Massachusetts,
tie same nc license "a allowed Y, s,,, to Others a.,
tcns, rccng that since the equality Of all nstons with
iss o SIs 81 an
Of m9asn5 M could m be done 70
powerful nation or that we Toms o aow '2 % dsae
public inconsistent with this principle
nrrsc.iS s law and should be BY
M @ g. q @ here % .sS Gr the e6a aa
SaorS tic senate spcsch upon o@aso s il gt the
n ssosn wep ss sSerd eSd o BE- No mo- reply to It.
Sumner quite as much in order the .. the
NJ snEnMAs, (repl Of ONO called attention . The fat
that ne In, pgrnnS hoar had when s
The remainder OF the re,outions submitted by Nj. s
s sa s 81 so @
Of The m Of hy BY The u the
similar acts Of hostility against friendly nation be y
s saoa Se d!ayovea by tSe Unsa ssse hat sH ho
sng begerent Intervention is iaexcusebs ana should be
ass.r 4, os Sg xs.y
ton us,racns the judiciary oomm!tiss to report BIZ 10
suppress K klux ourases, in which Mr. Scott entitled
w, reps Of r.,, then addressed the senate f9r
. M Sr Ks Ssa s e @ ~ N
iaat State aassd nom As,as sad shs ;soif fiisoS
lss IS " sgs
ana maintained was indisputable that many of the
ss Ssa \: H.s o ' sssp a "sl sS ssss s >. ' #.
Ina who had denounced the K kux aud their own assa.
c's,,s were deserving o all credit, bu. a large wing
mino iy OF the commitee had declared the re-
construction acts failure and they depended FOR the proofs
hesn produced BY democratic nstgaors The real question
whethcr the reconstruction failure but
whether this democratic conspiracy shall succeed. Hc did
parade all the oiraees cou-
nnied the South that not 70 his liking but he would
bring the notice OF the Senate individual of bsb-
n.y. ns men % ,s & ssv NE lad ssu o. .o asn, wit
and Otherwise mulsted- some because they voted The
republican ticket and others because they teaching
together IN North CsroIIuA in tins Ku kux conspiracy 10
overthrow he rccons,raeton legislation of congess
form OF isas This organized conspiracy as was by one
or the witnesses went plum through The whole South and
Is design was to pu all those stases under democratic
troll and % remand them 10 their condition in 1851
In the OF his remarks Mr. Scott asked by Mr..
Blair whether disorders did prevail In other
The States Of the South whether had not been hanged
hanged IN Kansas BY layess bands. AMI the
Mr. soOTr said this was rue but that the OBJ was not 10
overthrow the reconstruction laws that the lawcsn
not FOR . system or purpose.
Mr. srEyENsos tdetn) oi ky-Fbat s the only redeem.
ing thing about II. -
klux.
Mr. scoITThs ia just the language OF the minority 10.
port The democratic party coui stop this whole thing at
if only would. II the leaders of that party would
dcnounce IL the Ku kux woud speedily hi
bloody head. Mr. scott then deaci that any
truth tho the democratic sie much OF
popular disafection in North Carolina from the
enormously increased, particularly In the issue OF ra-
had been mac against Govsrnor Holden IN connection with
issne Of railroad bonds not OF The arcca I'M
peachment contained any aliuson 10 IT, but all referred 10