, 1875-02-05
Sener Explains His Position on
Civil Rights.
Prospects Of a Compromise Among LOU
isiana Politicians.
Many Republicans Opposed to Amending
tic Revenue Laws.
DEMENTtA.
AN uNtIASUHC1lE RECORD.

DEMENTiA.
AN uNnAsusoME RECORD.
;Spseid. Dispatch to Ihe Chtcaas Tribune.
WAs,llsuros, D. c., Feb. 4,-The days OF the
old slaYe-powcr seemed TO have returned to the
House to-day. siuco the days Wien the North
erll Abo1itionist members formed in hollow
squarc To sccurs for some one OF their Number
protection from personal assault md freedom
Ut deLate, there Ans not been such
accns witnessed in tho Hall OF Representatives
as WAS cnacted there to-dpy. In tho early War
days. a fow weolss nftor Sumter WAS fred upon:
John Young Brown, Of kentucky, In public
speech, used these words: mot one m1I1 or 81
will kentucky furnish Lincoln to aid him
i1 llis s1nloly war asainst the South. II this
Northern army ahoula attcmpt to crosa our bor-
derg We will resist until death, and Il any man
sla1l be found in our Commonwealth to vulun-
tcer 10 Join it, lo ought 10 be. aud I
believe will be, shot down bcfore he
1eavca the State" John Young Brown, few
years 1atcf-an1 because Of thosu woras-wna re-
fused admission to the House Of Roprasepta-
tiyes.
that Same john Young Brown, because lie deAea
tho sentiment which In 1861 lie assailetl only
escaped expulsion to receive tho sevcrest con-
hnse Of tho Iiuuso Of Representatives, bofore Its
bar.
THE HISTORY OF THE PROCEEDING
waa this. Yesterday tho record Btows that
Brown got tho floor long enough TO commence
sentence In these Words ~ Many ycara ago, i'll
scotlaud,"-at this point ho was cut
of by tho inexorable Eavcf. To-day
ho made tho speech Of which he yesterday oogan
| the initial Bentencs. He commenced With Groat
leliberation. aud the declaration that he did not
propose to discuss tho legnl uspeots OF tho Civil
Rights bill then under debate He t s4a , taat BE-,
| foro tho sun should Het tho Civll.llishth bill
I would doubtless bo the law Of tho land. Tic
other sido had beou dragooncd into tie adoption
rules by which it could bo passed. The bill, ho
said, was born III malisnisy, wonld DO pasacd
! in tho defiance and In violation OF
sao ~ 1.:",' A"a ,,o,4, "eu ~ seoa -"
3easot' IN violence ana oloooshea. Ao eohs'a-
eroa the nn part OF tue tnaehiner? set IN mo.
ths. M = deliberate eonnoirsoy Ind already
/ ,"a,, .or4na,, ~, ~sars1,s..r .a.'a.t,.,
us"n % 4o,msu a,us ~ o.ssSnfo" .,. eoaSI,."- ,n'
psops ou Of s sou e r,d roro yne IN belp
sa ea ss.sss %ssts ss ss%ss 0fS % ss
Of bankruptcy. III 1s72 lle said, conspiracy WIS
formed by the Attorney Geuoral, Kcllogg and II
| drunken fede,al Judge, by which u sovereign
/ Ht.te waB oyerthroun. That subiugatiou ind
been perpotuatod BY oayonets aud, recently, ono
ct their Generals entered . LEGISLATURE. as
IL Tae p s aegs feys et It s ts
wurld tlonouucpg tho people Of Louisiana
az ban<litti. Here the deliberate
philippe winch nearly cost him Ills seat, which
| brought upou him tho soycrost conBuro ti.at tho
HOUSE can give. which nus <iono 1noru to uni.o
| tho ncpubltcaus ip Congress than ANYTHING that
/ l,as occurred fer years, and which has dis
mayed tho Democratic leaacra at tic
| thought Ut tho uncertainty of their
fut,te, In Wow Of tue fiery element they have to
control. Elsewhere" lie continued, stthe
soptlsern people 1layo hoard that language re-
ers. If this ACCUSATION nhonld come from
Qua who Ia outlawea iu lia own
homo by respectable Hociety-wloao nnlpo
| il the synonSmn OF falsol,ood-whpse chief hugt-
| nass AaH boon to dofoud a,d champion fraud
| Who las boon ouch Oil Rtol0g,Bt Of voe that i'm
ngination nnl inyectivo cxlausts itself ip at
setnpking to describe it. 1t would not be u,attee
OF surprise. Speaker had lceu busy In private
conversation with gentleman, anil iu e.am-
lining bills, his atteation hui beeu called to tho
renlarkB by n member Of tlle uurse, aud le In
| corrupted brown with Tho inquiry whether
bo uas apeaklng ot uny ma,nbur Of lis
House.. hlr. Brown replied: "No: 1 an,
describing man In my minds
| aye. have called no naueB," Mr.. Ufoyn. con.
t!lAiuy, said that IT he were to describe dvery-
thlng pus''lanmonH In war, inhunan in peace,
would cali 'Duslerizlng."
| THE sENsAripR,
Tie Speaker, with a PROMPT. ponf,ar-
ous rap ol his gayel, said liz dil
IN good faith. Had he known Tic nnrnose n
| tho gcptIo,nnn's spoccl, he shouitl hrv5 ra1Is1
! him to order. Tho words wore ordered tske,,
down. During t.lu interval NECESSARY for trsn4
proionsa rel ssnsa;on in The House %p 'hs 1asea ont