The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-30

no response with the Northern people. Such was ms
Soor against him. Since the surrender Of the conied
crate Army at Appomattox Court house no man every
ernient lie referred 10 argum q Me:srs conk-
cerk OF the LOUISIANA Legislature holdng had
s 20 e peop the would S aaa the Senate net in amy
proceeding. The honorable senaor rom New York
pie lie Mr Gordonl thought ami he said with no
b., the ma pa h 0Say
then referred to The action OF the Alabama legislature
AT he ime or place REQ uired by the constitution OF
alabama yet the majority IN ns senate nate adm,'ea VT, Mr.
feeling in the enste especially in mis- own state and
denied that there was any spo,y existing between
HANcock's RECORD IN NEW ORLEANS
He desired &c lay before the Senate the words OF gal
liant who ss 9an wa sd s ever Who had mb s
law; lie referred MAJOR General " Hancock. aud
nssT command at New Orleans N 1851 Resnm N
ssampsd upo" he records OF MS land as they
day stamped upon the hearts OF the people o. Loulsiana
w sG he law '0ansS
as. ON Of the
point on the law their response had been murder out
speeches made upon the other siae what was the use
the Of M nss They dit
ered in opinion with the people OF the North an opinion
Ss sssn in The ss q
,ns North Sn, tho. Gss whS The
should SaaTTe1lins forever he re.
mes IN the o'hsT, house Of GOngrsss rsssn'y
U the
non BY force TO show how much ruth there was IN
made political speech in Aaoama IN five years and q!
this speech ne was ~ miles away from place in an
STATE ne then sent to the CLERK desk and had
formerly agent OF the Freedmen's Bureau IN Georgia,
and resident OF that state to the effect that there
NO OPPOSITION OF THE BLACKS
by the whites anu also had read telegram from the
Sae M 70 nf @ ma PRIV
ea sss' Dsta wee
system though ne whites pa taxes upon 500 .,usoi
over owe 'D saSoo soorsd children Attended public
| rcaS by n o u s soas na
tending show amicable remion between The races;
once made tour through the south and reported
But me- too was charged WIN M having Wh ,
South since, ana the only information he had from
the people he GO dom @ e
had a telegram from the Governor OF Georgia As
" ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW
I'm mat se s a rule nS M a the
present Governor had parooned Two hite men who
Sentences OF ioSr, Two OF whom We're white and two
s sn ana
SIX persons were pardoned Tor the crime 81 murder,
nAa e
not specify the eUo q. ae WHOLE number y 81 paaSs
Governor OF the tate nd majority OF those pardoned
" Mr. ts Goraon tSen asked Where Is Bullock now
refugee justice in canada. He then spoke VI Eos:
ter Bodge and sad. when lie mad charge OF railroad
in Georgia, when now pad $o0jUj annually to tue
state il did cent and besides he robbed OF
hall million OF dollars Where blodgett nowi Sale
in the province OF touth Carolina me road which he
had robbed was now run BY senator who occupied
o seat on The other side OF this chamber.
Mr.. SPRAGUE QiD. rep.) OF K. I.-Who Is the Sem
atOrS
Mr.. GORDON replied he would rather not name
him. He was an honorable man, aud paid the
money to the State promptly. He belonged TO
company who managed tine road. He next re-
ferred to crimes committed IN the south oy
negroes.
ar. PEAsE, lrep.) OF MISS, rose 20 ask ques.
tion out Mr.. Gordon refused to yield, saytng:-
Excuse me- you nave had nearly week TO pour
out the Was Of your wrath upon my people, and
hope Will nave an nOur TO reply"
In conclusion Mr.. GORDON appealed from the
bar OF the senate to the bar OF pubic opinion. and
said he ielt confident that the appeal woald not
be IN vain. All that ne asked was. "DO unto 9TH
ers AS you would nave others do unto you."
Mr. WEST, rep) OF La, then obtained the moor,
with the understanding that he would address tue
Senate wnen the louisiana discussion was re.
newed.
The Senate then. at half-psst I'VE O'Clock P. H.,
adjourned TIL Monday.