The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26
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Of that psIy burned the school houses and murdered
OF that party there were only
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day county after county in which
for twelve onths and in which there be child
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Of the entire native white population of Kentucky were pac
Mr. bEoE, dem) Of Ky-where did you get that reporP
Mr. BRoK-Taieu by fellows who tried to make !, as bad
as possbe and let tell the gentleman that nearly every
nders:and the practice Of the constitution better than the
Mr. HoAR say that the State OF Kentucky had
,naen out o. o0ce within year Us Sassrn rim
o his and he had s, urged q
spoken he other Jay aDoa few mon doas Of
The southern st.es Referring to the census statistics Mr.
I'VE million hundred and sixty thousand persons
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persons over ten years Of and adding to the thirty
tha. onefcarh Of the population practically lille
Tnis & ses sss h' s from
an Increased percentage of illiteracy the las:
Of
%hs he Southern and States sSs c.s
worse He made these not matter Of boast
state utter
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attempt to remedy the evi; m .,.,. ., ,,n
Ss Sn0os Dill
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SAILING information
Mr. Rnox raised the pSin, that majority
against resolution could not be reported to the House
Mr. poLAND explained that whatever may have been the
Stevenson there division the question
sPEAkKR after drst sustaining point made Mr.
Beck reversed that ruling after the explanation made
properly before the house, '''' 'AA' tue ''p0''
The report was read 1t recommends the adoption of
resolution calling President nfornaton which
he acted in exercising the State Of South Carolina the
ku kax acwth the names Of the pssops arrested and
ton as viii idea OF the state Of society and
s ssGu Of s and ~ % s tina, state snS IN cn
Mlsslsspp Texas Louisiana, inol1ains the recent
BECK offered substitute combining information
the of South Carolina inasmuch was
qure months ali the information required in the org
had been arrested South Carolina had been
the army officers arresslpg them on the payment OF
suhorytor the statement to letter which appeared the
Written sser-sSns the names Of the oacsrs and cIaIiens
Mr.. STEVENSON opposed Mr. Beck's substitute, first,
because II contained a statement that was not true
namely.that the PRESIDENT had declared martial law In
law Suspended civil and If that had been suspended The
where sSest lawyers feed largely
in shame his part he should have had no OBJ
lection see hundreds or Of the ku Ky wreches
trees.
meni as counsel Tor the Ka Ss prisoners having been
driven out Of court by shame at the deyeopments maze
of Ohio left the Court House whe one Of his Clients was On
hs NJ left @
Mr. VAN TRUMP said that Mr. s.anberry had left only
when his duty-that OF arguing the law pointswas
Mr.. MAyNkRD. trepl of Tenn, asked Mr. Van Trump If
he SAID that Mr. sanoey not ashamed of the develop
yAs TRUMP did not know anything about that but he
M ST woaa TO say that Mr. STAN
berry was ana must s have been ana that
After rther Mr. substitute was rejecsed
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION
Mr. Hale ep Of Name from the GS%mtHe on APpTo
made the sPess order for Tuesday next The bill appro-
Committee OF the Whole Mr. Wheeler in the chair on the
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BIi.L
In reference item for the punishment of frauds In
the Pension OIce,
Mr. GARFIELD (rcp) Ohio, stated Committee
of Ways and Means had been Yesterday by the Sec
rotary the Interior that fu onefourh of the pensions
frauds. lie mad been startled by such
statement that he had written down the
the time, the Commissioner OF Pensions who
present at the time conhrmeu the statement
Messrs BUTLER, (rep.) of Mass, and HALE of Maiue
made remarks conrmaOry OF the statement, the latter
aiudng particularly to batch of 30U 3OO New
York-applcaons for for the 1912. which
all to be fraudulent, gotten up by claim agents.
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others had fed to Canada.
progressing the bill as'far fory-second
page the committee
DUMB
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Dawes and Brooks, OF
New York, regents OF the De and Dumb Institution at
" ashington.
The House, at four O'Clock, adjourned.