New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-25

1tleman, and that of his party. sine
been III the Senate, he would not no,
ny reason to complain Of the evils b
to. If the proposition which l yestel
vocated be such as he states it, l hav
in its meaning. 1 do nc
tand that the proposition Of tn
? from the second district I'M
ELL seeks to do what the Senate
laiborne says it does. l do not under
hat the provisions of this law meal
sse returning officers shall have tn
ng OF the votes of the State, or tina
Ill decide who are entitled to seats il
leral Assembly, and who are electe,
3. If the proposition embraces an,
itures as those, l frankly admit tina
understand it. If l have caugh
it and intent of the Senator from tn
(Mr. Campbell) in offering
lon, it is that where the voting shal
'rfered with by violence. by q
of any character, to sucl
1t as to prevent the people vOtins
locality, the vote shall not bt
That is what l understand by the
on, and | now ask the Senator from
= (Mr. Blackman)-
ackman had left the Senate.
re peoples attention to the fact
Jpn "a the Senator from Claiborne
s,kman) makes his spread-eagle
III gets off his superauous gas, he
eat in the Senate.
afih-That's what they are all
cor back-The Senator from Jeffer-
ns lith) is as full Of gas as any OF
difficulty with him is that he
he It out If he could he would
STAIR from morning till night. l
stanically that l do not under
fro,rlosition as put by the Senator
cone (Mr. Blackman). If he can
an-othat this board is to return
T an, loOse. l will say at once that
dema or of it. The people do not
standlegislation, nor do l under
IMr (tOr from the second district
aSk 10 to desire it. Ali that We
Scnatt people of Louisiana, as the
tam laibOrne understands that
cr.t;cN ii better say the Demo-
shali n. determined to fight, they
raise ri election day: and if they
onr sh ,tes where those riots Oc-
THAT rLeOunted. l do not deny
hacansa iuds at the last election,
meet ~ to be true; and | would
RIsckma from Claiborne (Mr.
Willie may on that question.
in 1868 Iuch violence AZ we had
as we haieVeht also such lfauds
Mr.. Cal
suit of thire tiic ~, lrau's the re-
section! VIC oii'' VI soile o'hef
Mr.. Pine
frauds wer to that fact. The
nant Of result Of the appoint
one of the iicers. am told by
th.t hoard 20 was a member of
do While, not find anything to
that this hot is highly probable
IN a nroner IS about its business
md We do Hve nothing to do
do-we say p have anything to
lass Of RenEuard, not for the
ranr.serts aOm Mr.. McMillen
nrptection- he says, need no
Mr.. McMill
which needs n oeiong 10 a class
Mr.. PNchbs
u;Ialv from statement differs
Ieve The Senatrstood; but l be-
Ian, does need roll (Mr. McMil-
ion of a time have recOliec-
people against VI the CLASS OF
struck the Senssire protection
Milien), on koys,rroll MI. Mo
General Assent his way to the |
snch things as tito prevent just
political ditferert ne result OF a
The assailant oft the parties.
a mob. and 3! havas backed by
man from Carroll the gentle
deaored to resenlenl had en-
been assassinatede would have
protect the Senate SO 1t Is to
he wants it or Pill, whether
adoDt this sectie desire to
it in the interest sire to do
grizzly or gray; lie or black,
Committee OF Fiftyst Of this
property in New Own all the
We want to protecy they do.
: cendiarism and all fist riot, in
want to prevent thvils. We
, from inaugurating gentlemen
witnessed here. l kwe have
/ | difference between tt marked
gentleman from Carrhich the
longs and the class hellen) be-
. out wishing to prove tad with
e ment that the SenatOy argu
4 protection, l desire to needs
Y Senate the all-importaDn the
0 to which l belong does class
e remind the senator iron. l
e Millen) of the fact that r.. Me-
Y for two hundred and oeesent
|, the chattels of the class lbeen
g debasing effects Of slave The
z blood and manhood. Their
n OF slavery manifests itselDirit
e but in the class to whhem
g from Carroll (Mr. MOAN
J. though not ON the Repngs,
D. his class been in slavery asad
y to which l belong was, 1t ISIS
h the strong arm OF the gOved
is feet it in its rights. HOvo-
e from Carroll tMr McMillenn
Z licence and his knowledge a.
If 90 home and say we do not 4
a am at a loss to know. Nv,
l. thing thoroughly understo'
e. want it to go out in the pa
d that the coIored people
IT want special legislation.
=, legislation that will prevent \ l
Ie ton, murder and intimidation s
n leave the result to the peopl /;
d The people l represent unt /;
n question thoroughly; they ht
r spect for law than any other +
III world. They want law unde'
he can 90 to the ballot-box aud CT
n they please: and if, when they
Is law, they 60 there and vote aw'
liberties by voting for the Demo
ia in Gods name let them do 1t,
,e want them to be driven there II
pose. The gentleman from
70 (Mr. O'Hara) seems a little &c
O. his attention being called TO
a. colored men voted Tor him.
re MIR. O'Hara-No, sir; L SAID
II was made, if we did not vote SO
A. we were going back on the c
no There are certain parties who
re- know what is better for the
W. than l do. i represent as N
or men as you (Mr. P!nchback).
or Mr.. Pinchback-That is there
of you ought always to vote vii
Nv will say this for the Senatr
90 bonnie (Mr. O'Hara), that nj a
Ie. pretty straight on all party tus
lv i he went into the WILDERNESS al
~. another illustration OF the u a
tic communications corrupt ga
lis [Laughter,] When the Dor
he which TIE gentleman ailu6
en- him. the colored people b'ev
&o Gov thar yNtQrpS