The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17

that where OF House gveo for personal
pl1nauon y within the discretion OF the gentleman him
Mr. BANKs- That is the practice.
asnn oy point Of order made By Mr. HALF, rep Of Me-
The SPEAKER In oyerrling 1t remarked in his judg
either the gentlemen from Ohio tMessrs Stevenson and
Garfield could dictate to the gentleman from Kentucky the
After further Interruptions Mr.. resumed remarks
he bad not Charge any me- man WREN he
ina @ , nal been made IN Tennessee nj
he W would have been I nearer the truth damon.
| NaushterJ
Mr. ssSKI say now that no man read the re,
OF things produced bow dsfranchIseo; how
how
% was the ae Of @
| was strictly true, and that it was
American Continent lie proceeded 70 from the
"na said ha, Ss Would print ne e res. Of
Mr. objected to the printing OF anything that
win read the whole Of 4 ana give MO- no,
read He then quote from the testimony OF wit
. that WAS ss Tss
and the slavedrver ash and with deserving the
CONTEMPT OF ALL DECENT MEN .
. o' w Ta ali the world Wiling to
people !, home aIsy sSSS
American people speak today from this place. and
q 1 @
Seey Ley. am so u 1--WE ana such e pac
's sns.i '1a
about pandemonium Tennessee said about all the
s@ one sas
iass when SAID T. SAID against Governor Bullock
Sor AL oslrPLEs nor AL IaD +, lies. avery
would PUT to speak against me OF whom they could say
that he cannot walk, and they shed themselves behind him
viii prove what said against every them and Is
Of they E DO SfSaHs
Of rsras and an Of them know we. that hat w
Il is be-
tax. un ssE as
who negro iT driver, rnAn ha. aps h That is their
that the why they selected poor old mbe-
Ftla @
s and
bs in G srss IN s Fsn 9a
where his Of the bss! farmers la part Of
f1%t having when
ms MSa hi
ys.s Ss E aAynS Hsg
he graduated, and of his having then
sss q % people bar q .na s ssd .sn @
M a, TINE Sa a s his % Snd
he
WHIPPED
nor his own slaves though might have been better or
that he had been slavedriyer he and he hurled 4
Illuminated a, having to tell ali his and he would not have
done had the attempt merely been to njue him person.
Of What he had said and would to say
against
and all their al her sor ,o all their ass1e,
old man @h been attack him BY others
Brownlow's consistency in attacking any man as
between S' Messrs Browncw and Pyn twelve
as S sa ~ av ws Sas
pcrpetaate ihsi slavery the inevitable coadsn Of
to hs ,o os S side of n a H.
in which the abotonss and spoke OF Vice
Int h.% DIN free
than he he said ever laid lash his back,
| - NO NAN EVER SHOULD AND LIVE.
se 1H fS "a
with
him that he had ever been guilty Of anything unworthy either
not be here rsPressntsd proudest Amer
ieaa district which had more capacity to produce all
many the IT. had S "a:
he himself might be- lie was following men whose names
Ashland district Of Ren.acky They hsa seen n
him here three consecutive times He had ang
POOR. rRrENDLKss AND ALONE,
f. for yn his s example
be 5 Se
and friend of the poor Southern States
;ss brother
BECAUSE magnsa, rdicaled By
as root Of ri, n Id had ~
the Senate Of the United States the highest and
| HONORABLE BODY ON EARTH
There not the House who did not waut to 90
to the Senate auer He Knew ~s was the most
Southern Governors who candidates for the Senate he