New-York tribune., 1875-02-05

titi-fnrnlp ana gave 10 CONGRESS foNti
The American citizen. He therefore insisted tnaI lne
time had come when Congress could say tnat the law
Mr. srANARD qGp., MOI said that he would vote
AGAINST the Bi Ia all details, because ne dh not ne
eye t 70 be IN the interest or the co0red people or
tne white people He believed that 10 would work in
caiculaie damage. lie dld not believe that majority
OF tue thinking careful cuorr people were ~ favor ol
It, bul were oDpnsed to u from the simple tct tht ther
opinion was iuat would only increase and INTENSITY
the PREJUDICE against them where u NJ" eXlstd; alu
that II they were nov pruscriDed anywhere tIe pro
scrlplon would be greater on the passage Of tne D
MI CAIN krp., :. -, courcd memoeT, .cpt t1e
floor Tor ~ minutes, nasted ON the Necessity 0 Ell
ucdt'On for th- D-oIio of bis race.
co'or-d people of +he South wanted mlxed schools .
Nj CAIN req Ied that he aid nos believe they did
OF soutn Carolina aud they Lad not mixed school ln
tht state exc pt ibe State College
Mr.. COBB az -p, kdn.j asked him what be thousAt
would he tLe eh'ct OF tae passage OF the bi on Tue
Mr. GAIN replied tnat if the United States Govern
mcut passed the law AMI insisted on Obedience TO 10
there would "e 10 trolbe at all lAppl4lss on the Rs
Mr. HYNEs G:op, Ark) asked him II he did not be
eve tnat IA every southern state controlled ny the
would not he abolished rather than nave mixed schools
hr. CAIN rep,led that ne dd not know tuat he coud
tnat the coored people Wiling ~ accept anything
necessary tot the welfare the cuuHCy. 10 us,
he saC, Oui liberty; srrurp peace rs y chance
O I'VE; put DO restrictions MS; aud We ask no more
OF tne American people. Loud app!ans, from the
members Oh tar hoor
Mr.. CHTTENDES Gud.. n y SAID that had
since there had O,en such party IN the Oury, but
That lac Mas no" going to give a yu,e wEirh would
tie H as irlHsnt win fAr-geacnug resus. ana d, @.
immense iinpo tiIce I" the "1te inan 10 ne blacA
nan, and 10 tne Republican party, WIN which he ex
r,cttd 10 1--we and die and suS. lLlu2hicrI
Bus he did 10! wish t 10 sink so los as hc
believed this bill wOHd sink II. He dld not
benrye Chat there was community IN cTfOrk or
ev.ngnnd tAat would vote Tor such hllI u thc pro-
same as III oonth Carolina IL 'eneved tine hl To De
imponuc and TO Dee an 0hease 70 tne dominant race.
H. 4 tlr 90 Al In Ia FV rl
CogIi n-yiloIv breed lar tne HACK man perc non
aud prJuic" aud raise ne@ barriers % Lis pr gs 81.
Mr. "H HlIE az p., A) advocated his own s'lDsutnie
That ne occupied mIIilr gtpdni hctweeu tuo friends
and the eucuics 81 thc Cyii Rights hlI.
4r. CALDN LII (Deni., A.A) protested against the
bul 100 ANY II ils ofus Oh pnase>, ana dlE1d th the
coiored man needed no norr additional protection. lie
quoou against bls colleague CIr Wnuc) language de
ton constitution of 1865 TO this effect:
TIE dominant mor nay listen II upon us flr ue While but
rle ID ourselves, touch laallc
not thing devefaacr uI and COMPLETE, yl
Mr. ELDREDGE Dem. WsJ. protested ,vlannly
against tie proposed legislation The effects OF the
legislation " Congress upyh The Soutern SItes. and
yru upon lie Uu!Ju Itself, were perpetual preach
10 me Republican party, ana were an cverpresen
Iuo,tr.u and protest AGAINST day further eu4ctmeuts
IN the same direction. The white race with
rs pride OF blood, the memory OF ITS
eyc.nruts, tnc cULscIou,hc-9 OF superiority
and power. wond never brook African equality or live
uudrr AfricauZrd government, and thr sooner thtt
rn Icco-niz .d ~ American stdrcsnen the sooner
ouId the remedy or The evil be- fNInd No Statesman
he and wOul deny tnat TIE inyest;nre Of tHe negro
Win suffrage Vas "a scat mistake. Il had not been
gwen % tnem FOR Their own advantage, ont for
The brn,ft Of pohtc" party, ana the effect OF
~ was tuat tncy were now beng ground
ctweeu the upper aad neither mil-ioles Of ant
i,r forces. This and knr-i measures were tnc pin-
daru oil party To ;.c ignorant coUo,t The uureasuu-
I'M, ambition. ;c autncd aud selfish instincts of the
ieast advanced and tAa most spotted portion " tuc
negro race. Tuey wrr" ONLY for the benefit of the
prurped carp- ,na-eers aud cIia~hSs aId potnon~'
n h. oi the colored race and Of their BODIES lnd sogls
ID tncy could thereby Keep themselves II tae control OF
Nr. BEOWN (Dem. KY opposed the bin although De-
ac6uO% cd that BE- Wds ioreEOue conclusion iIt to-
y'. suu would -et upon b. U.s. tle JW Of tAe lud. Mcu
w., he Rauablaan side had been Grt-oouei ih,o lt-
sguUorl. t- success udd Dreulu measure accomplished
10, daring and revolutionary uvu,lOuS on tHc timelUn-
@.f r1, of lie Ii llsr II mad been born i'm malignv
would be- passed deIAuc aad violation ot the tOuo
tuition. and would tc executed III violence ana blood
Nj HALE Rep. N. y objected 70 the last sentence
~ uup1r.ancnidi, 'ut DO having been reduced 10
writing aud read rom iA- Clerks de'A, Inc SJranti
rueo mat did lot trans enl tue limits Of par n ,nt
Nr -PEER Dem Prun)-That is an honest decision.
Mr bRONN, continuing Ills remarks, SAID That ne re-
G"I'sa ~ .i % ~ ,,n ~ 1e5G m. nreved that DELHI
cTi ao .Or m had been formed for the
OF constitutional lDory. You men, SAID he, VINO pro
and found wanting.
The SPEAKER informed Mr. Brown that he must
NJ. BROWNIE Speaker. your conduct In this aad
other matters daughter 80 the eject Oi Mr.. Browns
.dIeucr to the syedAeTl remind, me OI passage 10
.Iuui.. where be describes bad tenant, having re-
cc we'd notice TO quiz! breaking the furniture, putting
ne house and doing all tuat he could to v,N
IN Arpl.ssueSs ami despair, WITH homes daPlCH;ed
Efg: Eot1as "I1'' IN mat Is DRi Hon Tt" touch You
Win pjy Il your magnanimtY cannot BE- rehcnei
vii ,ou not be moved ~ OF iu-ur-l Ia is,1
Nv 4 com piracy between the Attorney G neral anu XII
G.. ana drunken Federal Judge, tne Sovereignty oi -
STATE was 0yertnlJwu. That usurpaton mas Gtcl per
uriuated siu bdyoncts. But recently one o. your
tructa- entered the legislative halls - Cromwell Ell
tercd he English Parliament WIN Col. Prize and
MESSY expelled tue occupants onward and onward
you 70 IA defiance of the sentiment ot the
counting without pl'y and without jusiire remorst-
c-sy determined 10 seems u driVe tAr s"thet pt"-
PIC 90 de-trGcuIu, to sivr tLei roofs lo the Hths
aud thciI d'su 90 tlr caglrs Federal General steps
ON the scene aud sends despatch TO the world thiJ
the people of nat State are nandt. We have heard Do
-clOrd c-cWue tad tueY were thieves ana murderer,
and night ldcrs Ihc clergy of mat state. Jew and
GENTLE. nave denied it. TIe builucs, men and tue
\ rtncrn residents have denied D.. commute OF your
own House, "a majority Lelug RepuDncau, has gwen
d It's soicmu dud emphatic CONTRIBUTIONS a:d hdIe
the -lander the er. now, what -Aund be sad
If that accusation shodli come from one Il speak noJ O
men DuJ language WItnin tne rules ot tns House, II
tnAt accustuoE against that people should come lron
ouc no II uutlaWcd his nome from Respectable
society name Is syuOnY Wlth l&acho0d. Who
is tie champion, aud has been eucIi Oh all occasions OF
fraud who IL lne apoiUgl5t Of ,cv-s VINO ls auc1 a
prodigy OF vice AMI meAnness tAdt 10 describe
MN. Imagination would fcs3n ana lhFrcuVe
would EXHAUST Itself! In Scotland years "so
tarre wds man whose trade Was nurdrf'
ana he ,a.neg ms livelihood Oy selling tlc bodies OF nus
N inns for gold He naked ma name t. his crlmo au
to-day throughout tue world II 10 known as " Duikng'
MR. BROWN BECOMES SUPPLEMENTARY.
The ~PEAKER-DOcs the Guar understand tne gen
tlemau referring IN TINS language 10 nen'er o
the House
Mr BROWN-No, Sir; AN describing a character
who is IN my minds eye.
Tie sPEAEEls-The Chair understood the gentleman
,to refer - "A Member OF the House
MI BEONN-No, slF. | cal no names Ihls iuah :
NJ me W., linked TO his crimes, to-day throughout
ne world as Barking" II l 10 desire 10 express
Iii frat was pu,. luminous in war, inhuman peact,
forMdciug IN morals lud Infamous IN pOAucs snOuid
call u bdtlerZug." tSonsatODJ
Thc -PEAkEE un;errupung Mr. Brownj-The gentle
man d uut ae. In goOd IlItn with the CnaIr He uid
MOI ANEW good iatb the question addressed To MN
Mr. HALE (f.cu. y. ! lusiste1 that Mr.. Brown ian
fIpe be reu.,d 10 writing read from tle Clerk >
Qt-k.
while the renor'cr was writing il down the excite
reut III the HOusr was as ret heat. Tnc STEAMER