The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-01
CON G II L s S u.


The bill to enforce the fourteenth amendment to the
North Carolina said the bill was ostensbly have effect
in all the States but its real ntention was to limit its
lie did not deny that Grimes had been committed By
disguised men IN small portion OF the state The testi
He believed crimes were North Caro-
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property and lives Of loyal which meant loyal
great Of the people of North oarolina are as
1ot excepting the land that IS BLESSED with the naSit
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than have peaceful effect and would fail remedy the
evils q wsss %sss II The people
T6e pespie pssSssbls and law abiding in
no Ssosuss Of hostility to Suffrage or the
structiOn TDe true solution was the supposed
which were menaced By hostile organizations and be-
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political purposes, setting not an equality
sSssestioHs Of base white Tssnsed bands
negroes who roAmed in some portions Of the state commit
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matter but leave the now at WORK 70 their % ee
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people but address them Of peace and cha
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who poSs Rebel soldiers and Urged
that il not safe 70 legslAte in the present condition
vince House that the state q thing: which many Of
fact and called upon them to grant general
Mr. HGwley. while listening these remarks, dis
posed TO ask Have Government and Constitution at
n % protss hs tefh nsns IN ali parts Of hs spaSo Snd called
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Among other things he said that the act of 1892 autho
rked President wsshnston 70 can out se militia & TO TpP
press az sa hs ms o @po the
SSS navy for such purposes rTssdent lincoln April
Of l7s6 Tine discretion in the law was left
now as at the of the late Rebellion it
sad ss5s was mo- and passed
tect the people where the Constitution would be
s sns country they
N. S p not S f By
the OoSstitutop, how he % be proteetedS Unless
value Whatever. The General Government supreme
over and above ALL and the Constitution conferred all
suhorty upon Congress 70 execute the laws and enforce
tanned in that Instrument, without
power standing in the way Of their enforcement
Mr. wis., of Kentucky. said this bill was OF nuusla
harshness aimed only At his State but the
Southern As aud iniieai to our free
II this bill should be p,ssed At ALL would be At E5sc1
tive dieaton for party and not for the
1t created consolidated desposm and obhterated state
lines IL perssyerng and studied attack on every
form government He did not .ish 70 deny that dis
ed parts Of tue south but he wanted
the offenders TO be punished according TO the forms and
The evils eEistne were attributable TO corrupt and
wise BY unprncipled white men and ignorant
the respectable s0utherners being precluded
from the manaGs cement Of siiArs Never had CONQUERED
South and more promptly submitted 70 legal authority