, 1875-01-30

ainut 10 faar, an, tha, the 1rrnlis vas aisut to
"i"' IT, tents liko tho Arah, and Az silently steal
lie was donc with onn tnst enactr1 In tiln rad
hlfory Of insisna mud now tlrns. IN anothvr. What
hiAnRy fnr the comuost'm u her btrtcrs7 The flea
was heard from The scnator frar, Ohio. II wa. that
eon n M s"posa m q +, Nv va. d tst s s n.,s ~
s'ncle's h1rra which have taitlei tin annals # ths
f"'s5 oh'r s!ss ,,x ,x' k.Tn 1 e%s wfoG. ha,
It waa mn olen serret tat IN 1864 John T. Glor
tnan was cosntc into The nlire Of Governor, when
was fabitp'l nnrr than ~ no in two rountica. John r.
Hoffman EaE falsely rnst,tei in Wtip dill NJ TIN
n1n7e"rs II til. Dstnrr.tc party, md tley t.ase IN
voted down at Tho l,allotnr. Tun same reginc in,l,
nsn S % 1 It. t1p. Thy II
they appointed Returning 1oards aud ra,le thsin
st6a Try m '.ine nseee.1s M "t e'e,i: a
to s's achs ~ and . a's.c, - ~ hat ,uca s lo"i:sa @ "a
tim districts. They hctl State of GU oF people
" ths throat four ,ta1s n sueh astnAs,tnR nc.ns
Ia~sr, .n riu,.rtl h"r Tssa,nry ~ The tl,o4t col
!oa4l softef,Ha IT modern times. What did the Rcpn
it.ans o9 They t1 not resort 10 rntt'eta v'p:nee.
They DIG no' resort 70 tto sdr, tho bullet. and t,o
torch. They did tH butcher met, woncn, ahd chtl-
,sen. They dt'i not actse tho chief city Of The s,a'e
rcrpeverei iu peaceful Efforts Tiny .akei Congress
to brak tbe hntd of orEaaized fsh'1 On the ballot
. that hs s'tze cf N' Yoss %g1t 11s .~
crn.s7 Tho People ii Hrw York wcso tluscl ~lt, pI
H. n., lit an1hsnA; z; M Of tAe
dnanetstia have no. fersoen history, no! IT, en's
frat tt.ns for yeara there election in New York
aptr9aehinR tair''cas leading Democratic paIer
essn o nn tas e2Rsss to arm sna ite the oGer' %
same dread q the claw and teak Of tho Icrl-
IsA ro*cr. They did not arm themselves How
mia who complained OF frauI sud diA1nnc.t
ect lions! Tbtrty-Gvs hundred murders aud wou,,tt-
poses. scarsh liz Annals IT history. Basch tho
fearful story Ut mats inhnnanIty 10 ,aan, aud whcre
ans ris snd man S.n su @ rS,"F0 '' Sos ''
Finally IN September, under fut!oaa proclamation
Of retln, sba Government of the United stattn
down. Was 1t any won,er her securities hal
ltasened in v.uos show hin, mode Of (aeifyng the
It sS"a have \" parry cdnId d' 4s Jgss to STAND IN tie t
Wy Of thu racicsttn Of the South. Nluater at rev
sne vii In not my nslo sr Il s .G tas
make hi voeo heard aud hclievya in every southern
haM'ss. In tue Siueevtty Of bis heart he woud say:
I4 far ass ~sses s" 10 s ,i tor % fair d a5s wo1E
pweal toEtther IT, sfa.efi.ttx and I'LL viii be reu
xas nationai panss sssctts a',a hs dta lot ike t.
H. scokliny} would t.1 that sanHt9r hsw 70 stapt'.
s hc oo as a s m neo.
craic Iarty. and then The rccord viii ceas% to tc
national eco gsset,e When the tate Of ,be u,t!oH
protls struck no blew agafiAs It, They, pru,rrd
f'r union,, aud ths aMcriean reol4s said
viii within the hulwark. of Tic Constitution. The
nation torssve its eeiee but at the nsne time eon.
o ess s ~s lad peen Se"t II
Thcy natle citizens. IIsere glands the an,end-
Rss, e d e. S Gss5e M !: 1Gr tS'a
ss.in,t it, item. M s,.tai sqail'y + !'s; ,"5t
them. This is lilo mural rebellion Of soa.ay.
Drop 1t in good fatth natkr, H.lsl the South will he
'i 1ors hn sajiine to 1o~eS sass in siay days ia
tconkng) guessed This wae tht issAe n tht aan:.
liz feared for awhile 1t would remain tho issue btlt
these most conceruei confl unsc the knot. Those
who have the'r confidence can persuade thtn1 TO ia-
continue their ontrages Peace would mt trs brought
brought about BY leniu1. worse than apologies sor
wra1g It would sooner 1aser in an inneAt,
manly scqniescsuts III TIC tysseu uEasr whisA Wy
las vet known, ahnush, ltko everything hu1naE it
tomemes !alA short Ut WORKING out fal e14et, even
Justice.
ANOTHER RESOLUTION.
AIR. sshurz sait! 10 desired 10 Iodiiy Ills resolution
to rta'l us fullows: ....
troola II tGo unite ssae. with tic orglnszation u
tho State 1sIAalt,rt or any s Isuceetingr, in
ruGnans to the principles Of Constitutional do7isu-
Wi1snEAs, Tho military interference os Gen. ps
Trobrtand, u, g. A. mud tic eo.liera under hts eon-
maud, With the organization OF thu Lcgsa.nte Oh tic
4th Of January lasr, was without warrant Of law:
Jic it resatrcf That tie Committee en tbs Judiciary
he instructed 10 iEqurc what Legislation by Congress
Ia necessary secure to tho peo Of I.ouisas tn-r
rigLs Of gtfEuyeru,nrnt under the Constitution. aid
to report with kLu least pusAae delay by LII OF ors-
~iso,
hIr. Schurz said tho first sentence Of 1k rrcaE1le
taken from, the Presidents mestHes. n.i
senator u, either ride not even he suar from Sw
TURK, haI Hsl rtakfu to netcrt allHt ten H. TIo-
br!a,lat ar,in warranted BY law. hs holed tnaE
shr preamble would have tbs uuansinoua alrosA' Vt
tha Senate.
crrr-y+ ,r arm 1npro4
51r Gordon tGa.> referred - the SPEECH he rauo
few s!ass ago, and aai,l lo hs.l not sa"ds my ataeG
cnur.sa!re that tho bitter sentiment whi~n char.
actesi,.sa tbis dcbats found m resl"nse viii.
s Sstns5n tie 1s se esaye. sh III. . asp 1
against Ain,. Since the surrcnler Of tho Confederate
n,any at Apronsaso1 c'urt-llpuse EVER heard
n,cnt. liz fr1rrrea to tho n1guncats Of s!e1srs.
tunAling. Morton, md others snd ,Jntcndri s'ut
oTes, ad duo 10 right to @ e to ro All ho did hot n tf
the American Icope would ss,stuin thu scnats i'll
sy 'ea T p1snss , Ts oaorsss ,,rs ssaos n tfo
did peoio. IIo {Gordn) thought 80, aud no said 1t
with no disrssrest; bull tle majority In this ,ody
clIyities,
lie then referred to tho action Of The Alntama Lets-
1atute wleli tlcctea Spencer, sating tut It a. nt
of Alabama. yus the majority In this sauate admitted
Srcncer to Ills scat. ,.....
Mr. Gordon then tEoko Of tho feeling In tho Eouth,
especially tu ha own sase a1d denied that there waa
apy annus!ty Existing between thwe Of different ~
lsical sentiments. lie desired to my before tbs Senate
tns words Of the gallant soldier WIN, wlen thu war
l4sted EVER ia Lis Bwori cleaning in the frnut "
battle, but Who, when tho war ended. had 1ahl
hts awurd nlou iho altar Of civil Inv. lto referred
to nlaJ-tlen ". Il. lancock, aud read from or,!rr
Of lAi.cork trss,ed whilo t1ut otcrr Wa command
1t New Oreanx in lHG7.
Htsn,l,s his argument. be said tloae vorIls ought
10 ae stamped upon the recoras Of thi4 snl - they
nra to-day stalnie1 u1tn tho hearts OF the leu-
rto Of LpAiAiaua, Jla HeuutOr from New
York had not touched npou the Question
to wletl.er tho law authorized ths iuyasion
OF Louisiana, Noltet hsd 0tller Seuatnrn that sts
ot thu chanlter, When sakel to posut out tito law.
thar auhwes lad been, murder, otrRgc." Tlat had
beon tho aaI substance OF III speeches u1ade upon
tie other side. What tho OF continually huEi-
inX in hiH GurouB) teeth and The tteth Of lis people,
tllas thcy were relcls. They differed IN opinion
with The people Ut the North,
opinion honestly attained Perhaps it hs al lived at
tho North he might ha,e been IN tbs SoFlhrrI 2rny.
tho lorle of the North shought tApse # tha SOUTH
wGfu wrang but that 10 re1a0u why lilo lW1 s4c-
tidts should bs l1aaETc.lIs foEsscF.
fo referred to the sestony onerrt before The Cot-
Inittee III tho other Housh Ut Conerrss recent
y. tn which . wt!nns sail sIi,st"r
penocrats to carry tAa election oy foree; " show
would ray that hc lad mol nade political speech Iii