, 1875-01-27

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inn tho main aueetlon wnB roconstderctl and tho
| question opened to ,tecursl,,n.
aef,o,i m H. nS5Is Es,, Or n.ss fFo tn. m
to tl passing % . { ton~itut,onsi amendment n'rrr
| The wcvous question:. Tho rropuation waA
sn,ry offered ia the American peon'o 10 dr..
| culr nfer fut! confederation and without any
ltcvio,s question. II tile Ifouae enif TINT it
ws,,,l,l not olrer them such an amendment, t',crn
wss no way i'll which tho people could :liacuha
uIon it, The House coutd not stand III the way
hind tho people in any other way. Therefore he
ellor1l be pretty liberal 10 voting propositions
tor Constitutional amendments to bo acnt to tho
people. r tho pcopfe wanted them they ought
to hnye them, and II they tlitl iInt want tl1onl
TINY would take good caro- III tho several StatcB
not to raps them.
A1r. IIazoton (Wis.)-Iravo there been pcti-
tions from poycrHl States tor tI4is umcritnottk2
hayo been agitation anl petitions Tor ,l,is
amendment. It hhs bcen urrrd nff oyor tho
cuuntry, anl It comes IN nov without any pos
ribIo rereopal relations 10 it. Nobody 80 FIR as
sofaf relations to tIo present Executive, ngrce
tiat lho tcot;o ourb, TO layo lilo right to elrcs
! u,nn President |,,st as many tines AZ they
! chnnsr, and nobp.1y ought Interfere with
that ri.lt. hut tho peou,o uurht at4o to hayo
tic currolatiyo rigl,,. whch Is to say that they
will nat efert /. man more than o1cn if t,cy vant
10 raw 70 aul ii wo will ,,pt riyo them That prIy!-
lere thcy can never hare NJ, opportunity OF saving
10. do not think that tliB proposition reto,s
10 tic corruption Of tho people by tho presilcnt,
but that 1t rather refers to tue pot,cal nctipa ol
| ConsYess. 1t llns been said TINT n
new President IL engaged Iu gottip,t
| officers ,ludsr lin, md th,t q SECOND Con-
| rIr,s ia nn,acrd II, ncn;1,+ low it rau
| mako now President SO NJ to ect tha Offices
{ under him. tls therefore, desirable to hayo
nno tern, of cou.rcsa far ntten,ltn1+ Ia 1n1s;ery
wiihont auv s1,cl, tomntat;n,,. II fns bocu nIan
"'tIo,tt an3 f4eu to'ni'e"ttpH' - Nu1 p1.' '"eo
aaIa tNt tt1o reAsoa Why ING country has neeh so
ahsuefeshtm ~ .les-i1tssuents "hon .ney pe,
Iln'e 1'ushels ~ I'm lscs n"so t"n:s toohn ~,
W nui taete,oEo y" ptHoso t ~ ANY @
~ ""ity s,'q ,Tn ano" wi. ~ ~,
~ i4oH teb'sen'; niet: noNofo.' VII 9 W
; ,iasuo Satp,' a, en, ouIonu ,
nsS tu6 rnr of nv w,se III Nv "tu te so'o 'oe
@"sIe' nuu., ny " w. .,ae ,t;tr,. .uo.,,
at. noaI-!i"H aoes my co"eaa"o o'nos lfon1
'1' 49, ~ r, ~ | H., . nm. Iii, 49,,
.: 1u..e fa ~ to. otltas . ~ ~. 10y Su
u @ Hill Sau iot o'Iu ~ ~ a,, Nv 10. ".e ~
VIVA n''i; 's ~ sons iIsat ,' III S,n* 10y 10y
sa3ius ~ ~ no liehut'tt naso at 4t f'V ~.
sonso Aua Eo"! W. :ntt ~ - nuS W.! VII nv" W
~ ~ .,s n.,lo IL o
nc"ns. ss' ol, H. ws US ,,oace , " net III III fo
n.!e't IT,. % a.;I ~. ,'i1 mn' Fv1Io ,o a1.. aia,
san nra1 nnGn mo9la i,n, Ia aof str,n uu ,I ~
~ ,, s7as,1t . - VIM 0'.u,f i,Imu i,n' taa ~,
tU,a .o'a - ao,,-,ottsr ~ 1i",o IF rahot1n, IN
.no . " eo,ttoo'; ~ I1o -. tepeuu' ',,1.,tr H.
|
ea ~ QUO seelon o. me country y,o wthont "a ai'Y
Haleanauns @ne,, ta"iue'; Hma H. '.., ~.
na W "1a W. ~ ,u1 ~, ~
.ay y.sep Mn9us f liz non's con,r mn r ~ nm n,,a
70 the o. .:.o e.1uE nsau i.aa !. ~ w..
nu sat" q ~ sna -. 80 ~ u -
~ F. a1 naat Tors",}. ~ l.ro,, 1,r1,'
"a ''!o W. iAuioA'e " o'oA' ''''"'"
~ III 1.11 Saa,,, no, aeaet nara ,,.u1
,n HIn an M"a"; II Hea.s; ha s;+n.s na,", ss
hrjstocrat. Democrat. Autvr.,[s
| Whateycr thc calt Ir,--wbat cars II
ope who can rule, and dare mt lic.''
eau CONCEIVE OF that aud tho only thing TINT
will ever make a third torn Bucccssfu:--'nd
warn mY Democratic friclda OF it--iA the keep
lug Of ono scction OF tho coutry disturbed sid
| at var with issolf. II third so,tn for ths Prc1l-
tlcncy il now made possible, it is nude au only
Dcmoeratsl Lave thrown upon ua, aud, # it il
H. II. ROBERTS
gnid; "As 1 rea,I history Ncpub1ics arc ovcr-
thrown by tho plea of necessity. and in tnos Of
| blood tho American pcpp!o shall Ln5e au onpur-
tunity, whether Ut not they arc willing, III any
emergency, to elect q President for third time
AZ ren1 history. tho dangers To 1,eputljcs tomo
| icr} suggested, from below, but nIWnys fruN,
above, Always tho p1eteuso is TINT tl,e country
uepls strong man; alwnys the preto,,sn
ia that there is disturbance somewhere; j;
mud military chiottaiu. Dictatoys como through
tue pua Ut necessity. Toll mo one Kepublio tint
Las over been oyerthrovn i,I nuy way other than
tllat. want tho American pooplo, ut lenst, to
lave tho opportunity to sny Auw tloy road h!s-
tory. anu whether tGoy do not belioyo that iu
Tint way lies mur,ler to lie Republic, For ono,
/ desire to Jay that oyen n tl,e caso Which tho
| gentleman from Massachusetts Inns suggeYtcI-
En- ra.ciartion af f IincnIu4eit valid hayo Iee,,
( better to have reelected auothcr rather
tllnn aatahlah lin nriucIpio Of q continuous
Executive, / caunot conceive contingency in
Which I would bo willing to be- for a continuous
| Executive of tllH l:epublc, mud ask tue gcntle-
| men On this sde to consider whether or not they
arc willing nov to be put upon record aa willing
to invite q contingency in tile future when We
shall be chilled upon to moot the question Of dis
turbance, Of excitement, OF continuous Ex-
crntnent. My taltt is not III strong
men. Ny faith is in tho Anorican.
people. Constitutions are made in t!mo OF