The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-21
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,sssss sss.@ eNssH1sspon, VASE ID. ds Jan..la ls75I
HTifh have posspSasa this ise 2,a ore Gay iH rasr
o...,.- r,,urlreadess ,rhato transpiEeds .atlthe
Iassas Of the Republican members oagtess
held in the-halCof- the House Of Represents
.;t.s Iasta ufshs; 10 sshsidcr she Souditi6h o1
.Sfsimin Sim ii, he soafhsin and II ieaiafly
sAeLsnof douisiana. The .ssuSas was -eae :iol
sbsJ sbJis Jissgssst every aS N iran g I1 @sn1
.ssn ineW sshingtnn being. .iIi,hia ptace'i kep1
,ssssatssjzs MAYNARD of Hansssss, presided
TO the. SURPRISE Of most Of those present, res
2oataioaa 2aaaw was qhea ae6sEESsd H5a&hs The 'a&iessst
secrecy upon all who participated in the pro-
SsasS a.i H & ys lye tissfaH sssisng d.sSes-
ssipno.,It, vas. ndtieabe that WhAs' lae4eeS.S
ioam the North; e general thing were M "a IN
Sayor sof, ,ths & 1ggtsestean ss a pa Southern s
members were very desirous of keeping tevery
thing secret atha ana ion ffo public without Civ
ing any satisfactory explanation. The secrecy
resolutsSd a$ Tdefsdby ases @4l MAORI
ty. An attempt Of Representative White, OF
Alabama, ,dtes ;haa rthe lcourse cof President
,G@HTana gGsng shsseidassY. st g. iE ting SYN y
Jeans affair endorsed, bropghtt up the entire Y
Louisiana aaestiong which has been so Mny
,aEiscussed in the Senate every day during the
pssts week. Judge Hoar, Of Massachusetts,,
took bold stand against the propesisfon+ AS
q result. a resolution of some kind was adopted,
AsfsSaasa Nss % Cd WaG h6S iOka@ last
night the members being unusually reticenS
in regard to any particulars. 1t is safe to say;
.homeEer, shat ainI SBhite syPsspssNoR. Fastes-
bled. and the resolution adopted was sort OF
compromise measure, that at best is not salts
facplSfaaSY SaeIThs PFHaks TetRps R sssts q lridil
cufed and laughed at the idea OF The pfoposi1
ton Of secrecy, Say iah aahsAra s ls OF
thing and calculated ito lqreate Dissatisfaction
iafnotig the people whe ate: just now partloaiaf7
Va " anxious us to learn all they can about these
smasters.s- 81 .a7o.ai--I:.a = u ~ l"1'i
The iitarf TIE nilitarin, !, the aait f.
,of4the Louisiana Legislatunesha has caused much
excitement in POLITICAL circles here and wa was
the sonly snbject which consumed. the time Of
THE Senate for q week. Senator Gordon, sof
Georgia, made his msrk on, Wsdnesday last in
discussing the, ouxsgs perpetrated, upon the
lights Of the people in LosissiAna By the mill
,tary authorities Of the governmental the UNI
ted States, and during the delivery; Of ~, ms
speech he wss frequently applaudedl from, the
galleries, to the utter dismay the Republican
Senators who sustain the nnconstitud donal PRO,
scsedings Of the Executive, and caused al, order
10 issue calling upon; the Metropolitan Rehre
force of the city to- be present in the.eorridors
.of the Senate and preserve order sfnsster' sdsIto
Gordon has ihmortalized himself by his able
speech, and put shsns ths men who would xaa
override the constitution and Law, in the inter
est ofparty. The hour is fraught with st.oger'
an aud big with great results Is there no Mira
beau wAo can portray them In Language ut 10
Be handed down ITO history The ytesseht
drama represents the Money Power aud party
corruptionists, who, party and ptnndeft sake
essay to dolthasoBhich the people s1il. never
tolerate. 1t cannot be, forgotten that I'd 1sh9
session of $50 and .6l eFery speech found its
response in the eallerys During the past week
the same has been repeated, and IL indicates q
feyefish state Of public feeling which men in
power weuld do we'll to heed. Fl the people,
thenrushedi to. thA snpport qfaae Esderal Cow
ernmehe to help it. protect itself the. people
now will rush to the support of theif ihstitn-
tiosasaistaey aH@DU UE oHael YE9te.s go
'imperialize tho Republic apa, rdeaee the States
into psavinees sItis tine tAat al men !.p in pub
lie life had. learned the truth Of Mirabeaus
grand declaration, that Privileges must die,
But tie people are re eternal" 'N ~
The rumors aboaat tks city last night were
rather DAMAGING to the President and his
course towards. the people Of Louisiana his
acts have failed to receive the endorsement OF
his Cabinet the statement to the contrary
notwithstanding 81 aud "a dissolution, Fofr the
:CAainet is expected TO take place ih very few
days, Coupled with thisisa'rnmorn that letters
have been received at tie White House threat
apiug assassination, all showing the feverish
state Of the public pulse, and the dissatisfied
state .oScthe pubic mind.
That the men iRpewer who endorse the Ex-
ecutive contemplate the Capitalization ,0f all
power in: the Federal Government. .as sthe first
step towards imperialism. there is no doubt,
but the people believeswiH, be truet to the in
institutions Of the fathers: But eternal yigi-
laneeis thepriceaf liberty"
.Axespdng the epassage of the finance blu in
The House under the whip and spur of the pre-
viousr question, ,jaud yitlAqgt debate; there has
been little else thought of since the reiasSsem-
bling Of Congress, outside Of the Louisiana
troubles. On the fnancs BILL which gives very
little satisfaction teany who voted for it, i will
have more. to say In some future letter. =
Society IN this city was in high spirits. last
week, being in ALL respects the gayest of the
season, there being more afternoon calling
than during any previous week since the season