New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
NEW-YORK WEDNESDAY. MAY %, 1872.

exCoufederate soldiers had anything 10 40 with them
The persons engaged In them were mere DoyS' anu 20
10 eorSa he described at great length the evis exist
ing there and the manner in which the ku mvest SUI
n most degraded and depraved characters -.
AT $50 D. M Mr. BLAIR moved TO take recess LOST: 81
Mr. CARPENTER lsep., Wis.,, from tne Committe1e on
,be judiciary reported without amendment the bill 10
amend the Bankruptcy act by substituting io'i 0i i'0'
III Also te =. with amendments Mr.. Trumbus bill amenda
Of Section 50 Of the RaP1PsSy tf the Senate and the
whole country whether in view OF the htor ~ I ne past
at the 6r Tas aSS He
an instance of kindness on the part OF bos'o , .o
late Daniel Denny who voluntarily sG"v sum Of money
sufficient TO pay bis debts and give him airesh st IN te
world This act ne sSg aes %nd he asked why their
relations with each other should not be aioWeulo py
the relations of the people OF the North anu oSe Vi o
Mr. MORTON p Ind) said the members n Ss oRPoseai 9 oi
to this bin had spoken ~ hy lad very dCnt task
Mr. MORTON then defended the earpetDaes6ers nS 80
soldiers who liked the and climate OF the SOUTH ana
decided to make their homes there They had as mucn
right TO 20 to the South go to the West or 20 any
Good IN every way as the men who denounce them and
the tS saie G%iery Rshts GSnR'' feeling the southern
people, and their want want .,Os OF 'Ie ied them to
az % m The eonId 10 make the new comers uncomfortable,
and to drive them out and this was one OF te grts gt
Their hays we filed were the very things she needed
most i'm order TO aid her TO recover from inc eeG VI
the war and TO develop her resources Inc SOu, INV
ever was not wholly or even chleny respGn tSo
sible for this great mistake. pecatso rs frt tnt
cry against carpetbaggers and seaawaGs wa nlst
raised by Northern Democratic politicians Mr. MOTION
then smoke of the investigation by the hn hnA SU Hs
Tee LAST year He said that the labored eolts o, I'm t,
RoiT and Bayard had left the great BODY OF lIe Hst
mony untouched. and that 10 eonSius&noS & 90 in nioo
these three propostons First that there ad Is in S @
states of the South organized society ARMED anu
equipped and having uniform system o "a Fhs au nr
ndssords grip oaths and unity or purpose. Inns or
rranz@ti"n Numbered at time in Tennessee above
4OOOO members, according 10 the lestlnonI - T tL
senjs in those nine states Second That the OBJECT OF
the organization is political though ~ Is sonie.nes
used to for % ISseso u is To- crush out
Third that the means II uses are hcOssi r,nuiI 81
dor and crimes without name ana lls pIlhcplI
acbnery is perjury which is used both to protect Its
members and to b4Gaen Id ad Rarayi had aaofd
arSey from witnesses, some Of whom pIeIeueu 70 DC
Republicans, to show that there was no olsan @
i1atinr az mo South Perhaps these Witnesses were
s1Tns I'm the interest OF the Ku Klux for the organ
zaticn could furnish witnesses 70 prove any tiisi 5 ~
MIR. CAsSERLY asked Mr. Morton " e'"'0 WIZ was
Gov Bulock's sleeping partner - 49,. A.. TT,
Mr MORTON said he did not know hbout thtL lie
denied however, that Gov BuiI9ek & wac az q oii y %
any more than Mr.. Cassery lie then Ieal pofu9n OF
the minority report OF the ku-kluX Contteo, nHIn %
he said fully justified all no had CIV or sdil 40 70 na eo
Democfatic party would be If it should get INTO power
The signers Of this report eadlns p G id u b vo
Democratic party, asserted IN TINS report nc S i u 60
propostions rst, that no GOyefnmeH eau ioug cAlss
hall white and half black second tt ,nG 1 tSa Sa
power between the whites ana piag As' py SGn9 tne
hacks political rights, is revolution OF oV9s IaWi
third that in the event OF the overtime" OF te iepuD
poItieai rights and power upon this continent
Ho would give the people OF the SCUM % sGc & he
would say to them Crush out TIC hAA; oe.sq uiis l
insane howl about carpetbaggers and seaawags nNto
immigration to help fell your forests ana euuVate your
nlans and use yOur Water-pOwer. DO not Dc again de-
eeived by the Democratic party That party cannot
help YOU II you seek help you must o94
sad 9P''tIt that the act OF last year which tbs
would extend, had operated most. DehencentIy
mV',iu yrev II lad saved hundreds OF lives and had
sayed Thousands from being driven into exile, seoureed
or murdered. 1t had operated as peace measure ana
tbe OF this bill would do far more TO prevent
Violence and to encourage prosperity and progress At INC
south than could be done by the army oI Inc Chlteu
States or by the Democratic party -, c,. 49,,
MI Morton was followed by Messrs. clayton and
Thurman ....Aoa 90. ~. ,,,o ,o,,r
OF going tO press.