The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-04

s.psrseesd % a,mce,y oHs.D1s ne door TO eu' The
Mr. pAw said he dcsredto GU, OF nobody from
on He "a: surprised e. the remark Of the from
SS.as SPEAK ne BIZ would 70 npers,s ' His o9 r.,
terminating the renersl dobse lie had As much interest
II The bin anybcdy yes for The parpos q iacians
ny PORTER replied that was no. his parpcse under any
BEEN sp0sS ss IA ii: sohe eous
but proper that gentlemen from that section snoau 10
Alter long conversation result seement hn.
e a san S the VII
eleven O'clock tina. on Wedne.d rins the House
appointments be decided as in committee OF the whole.
y, w e II: s
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but he TO taken Of the biz the Of
and prspsr,y aai9sa snoroass.a
s 81 a %s nUs
that the vote undertaken 20 enforce
Gn The 20 here
Stats s who aa
the ,es resulting the emancpaon
s qssss
heSTs d ~ opposed BILL
: Al ss
cason He argued that was and UNIV
aaa se esO ny sp OF The mot
with q race are no. sat
i'd
and Mp9 % tbs nc
Of the Southern states. II as asssd the eoaa',oa
been adopted should abandoned ami he pople q the
= eS vAs TaSa Ps1s 81 5so. opposed the BIN
people to the discretion Of mere military chetta,n the
1s Ss 5
S a Sr sS IS % emo Of s
s hSs'sd dS%n /. svsRss
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Let there be amnosy aud oonsils.,on lie! gentlemen act
ss '
had never been GtroaacsS in any county gs .sast
pend q The writ Of hsbeas at ho plea
Mr. BUCKLEY (rcp Of As said the assertion false
that this S nc s s vsM 70 q. h
was for the PURPOSE Of simply protesting not only republic
s sss
the spirit Of ,he rebellion not armed h.rsofors but
: :'aSns .s 1's naasa The
III. ns%y aRsS1s 'K e na & s
q c IN as su % @ n S
not only in that STATE, J; but other
peaceaSle citissns Of Alabama who would Welcome any
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sranzsa conspiracy political IN character ANA %aJ IN
ne district dem9,Fao II cases where etas, party
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c: s :. sss III: ps ss M
&c ns Of sss1 x. as Ct q n.@ o
danger Is from cenfralizaon Tho Kn Kux mystery
tyranny
s had Re-
sss' sys S.s ia
for ae SAVING s non and de e sI
10 IA
ssy e a0 as people VI" % ss
Hs as s
Kux mystery Tas 1ors committee ~, Si eonnIs
s OF SSfs national sss power Which WIN
s % The a T Ss
present eAgncy e; the democrats cease devices 20 re
honor of the Union hclp ae
and se s @ w to sS ot b
= perpetga. the equal rights Of every citizen by secure
Mr. rfaes, dem, Of Del characterized the bin as 70
The republican LEADERS, ia,sal Of inquiry he
sa 10 r Ps9D he IN bs ). Of rss
a3 gar'r .sd fs7 5aass Xxx Y2sss z}sd EssG
isss eiS @
had tssn r,o,s IL Masss sidse. and oer
northern States and recsn, riots in Tie coal regions Of tie
10 the laws In ltah, there had Teen
no call in Congress to interfere under tho
Constitution republican government, protect
ihs bi 81 passed law, as the
alien and sedion law and would cover fits authors and
por.ers with odu aud Official position, ihey would oe
assigned to the tomb OF the CapUcts In quoting from tie
ku kax portion of Senator Summers late speech ST.
Domingo Mr. Biggs By nlstske called bin the late Senator
Some gentleman asked what he meant by late Senator
Mr.. BG1s replied he had made mistake but perhaps the
republicans consider Mr. Sumner dead and intend 10 bury
him politically.
Mr. DAWES informed the gentleman that tho Senator Sill.
lived.
Mr.. HoAR, (rcr.) OF Mass wished 10 say. without par
cusr question: tnat the corpse buried the undertaken
tLauehteT.
Mr. Bees (resunng) said that Mr. Sumner ca!edihe
sident tho head OF the ku hiux.
Mr.. DAWES wished 70 whether that the rea-
why Mr. Bigss would not help to pu. down the Ku
klux.
MI p1ees rep,,ed-No The democratic party were no,
only anxious put down the Ku Klux any other
,icsm. They patty of law and ORDER and Le
much opposed ku Klux any member Of tie radical
party. .
la.f-past seven.
Evening Session.
Messrs. DuSH tdcml OF va and MINCHEeTHR (den,) OF
XIV, made pceches ags!ns. the biL
Mr. MCKEE OF Miss, addressed the House In de-
fence OF the Southern republicans and In support OF the bill
Mr. BEATTY, rrp.D OF Ohio cali the republicans smpy
proposed enable The President to discharge the duty
posed upon him by tho consttutionnohng less moth
Mr. MoHEvny tdem) OF Ky, argued that the bin was
10 be passed disregard of the constitution aud
tte pht pf r State