The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10

killed in the counties Of York Union and three
pended. II Mr.: Blair would read the .s.ti~ony
g
s. who ~ soSs and s. the
s oSn % technical dcuy hs were only
Si $ ss that
that public sentiment was such a. 10 parayze the officers oil
EgxusDs said he could ys understand the ... Of
oS OF s On not S Oh:
v % s% Of Ca. asked NJ to state
Butler and kershaw.
the Ka Kux organization existed Al the South.
b o. 90 s ss
that these three ought to DO excluded from the
Would he state the grounds on which he
Mr. EpsUSSs said he trying to convince the Senate
TIA. every man ought to be ssSsd who was an 70
hsd sready stated that wa: informed
that n ne sss had ssnss nS h
he mad named were at this moment or were
Ky uS
W. sss The ea he
thinking .hs. Edmund' !, referred .s to him.
he had heard ts;.neny sSSi:s ss would
ku ~ az Ssssss Hsmpon Butter pna
He beleved them be honorable gentlemen, therefore
Go Do @ s 1s Ss
iSe south and sSss IKE 5oss charged
would have begun Ku Kuxng the down
plumber the people, and who were Disgrace TO the country
Mr. EpsUsDs-Undoubtedly We all know that. in the
honorable Senator'S opinion reconstruction disgrace
rage there & az or the anu
Sa s1a Ell . q so,s caused
Mr. EDN1NDs made remark implying that Mr. Blair. a.
he dd not deno%ncs the outrases must approve them
ne sns
's yy~Auor. ,cvru.c
that he helped to establish In the South for he
Mr.. EDMUNDs-I win be more candid than the Senator
s s s 81 ns
ter deny that the ca,peoag At the South
The Sa"s NO that IN he ne sea
the North there in ONCE who do administer
:SSu Is T. dss9,s that ~ ,s IN south or
win 90 to the verge of the constitution with the Senator to
ID I'll. hear s, to hear the Sem
we The Go the
Mr. BLAin-f went TO protect the liberties of the whole
MI EDMUNDs-Yes the Senator went to the war; but ne
IN, Tor to o. something in
Mr. EDHUsDsnI do no. wish to institute comparison
souri, but perhaps. pardon me ii suggest this
government was not saved altogether by the brgadier
Mr.: NORWOOD, in reply to Mr.. Edmunds. said he had
OF
the South, but many Of them were committed by the
that the did not begin those ourares un after they
81 % s' ss II: %Sss &c 1. out tn.
cegons would endanger the hill, withdrew its.
who have been member. Of the ka KiaS organization aad
oo Se o s @ %
that he had belonged the ku Kux or any such or
h. on The Ky
bers Of that organization Perjury was one Of the cond
Mr.; MoRToN. knew that. blu. wished the amendment
Tor
No other were offered and the question was
Mr. fmgsEAs said tia. ever sine. b. had been in the
icai disaDiities as imposed not as punishment for
crime but for Of public policy; and therefore had
the duty ps'y
Them Irrespective Of the merits dement's of the
for this bll but Il had been saddet with amend
ment which he believed to be and In every
and he could not vote Tor the
Messr.. sAuLspuny tdeml Of Del; HILL. trepJ of Ga,
Mr. SUMNER said the bill was elevated and conse
curing equal rights and the
following yo.e not voting IN the
6oaa. A9 o
FEenshuy:en SSer Hamilton q Texas Ham
Sumner: West Wilson and WINDOW
H ke
Mr. LOGAN moved to take up the Chicago Relief bill and
Mr. TnUMByLL moved to take up the last Amnesty bill
passed a 6y the House Uses - .d;orr,
The and ordered and the motion was car
Then Al twenty-five minutes past seven Senate ad.
burned till Monday.