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


b ns air Of ing Ii u hs.s
breathe the air Of q Tree Republic. This remnant o
Mason and Dlsoas line somsSoays nobility was q
ton were burieI under the ansthemss OF the demo
ss MSs with ns sphes' q ssr
9ard Gns one pSen, party never Sasa sol
smpe rsbelle nsy whssn fssa % It's bloody
a waS. So the The D.1a the
the odiers' parry and the war party Il appaudea the
and for conauess but this %ss IN
s @ n
when slavery needed room TO expand In ISIS when
q ths ana SpifS %
ns the When
ySs pma ,as%Ycrss OF War ais2er;sd
isiare consres. and the country rang win
most revolving Chapters in the history tyranny
and w;;S e,ns the o. human
~ Dd .5s DreisesssoIs these senstor. apo!oSus for
only sought 10 smoke 4 under WIN rid,suis.
He remembered how that flew at the masthead Of
in ass Was no sa q this
Der Just as soIsnern are NOM me ns
not make AN apology for these outraees
Mr.. CoNKLING here read from the report Of the
committee which Investigated the Kansas troubles,
When General Sumner commanding men whose bayo.
s he Sf the sy wa as hs
his e and by he compelled the q the
ssisa' IN 1855 Under asmassat,s
mem sst ana wosaains there
a. 4 y Se rsus
sank arrested as many Of NE Of the Many Many
in secession At the time Yet the democratic party
the nrst opportunity stroUe to make NC
vised by eonvehiioa Shiea bsoughs out the whole
ali their arrows heaped upon him ali the denuncia
n OF aw as Ss Of a
dariag The war I was in charge 2, the dc;
@ Southern and wing Wed the with n
Sacred Af meal lie Sss'd Ss mat
Burns 1881, Boston and sail he was arrested Tor
aSSSS the spot ,pS federal
IN ovsresS state and tae sSSes upon which
auassd win ne tramp OF federal regiments and she
senator are hirelingsi great body OF The American
sI 1fs rShs IN s Suny By Sng nn
Soldiers are czen: Their Uniform does no! deprive I'VE
N- " THE LOUD oUrCRY
Mr.. CoNKLINo argued That soldiers could be
called upon as q posse cOnitatuS in quelling DIS
turbance the same as citizens ana IN support OF
read from the LAW OF Riots" compiled by Wise,
British Baronet Resuming, he said:-
might % Ms4e Of
that they were in peril OF be ing tramped down BY an
the %s Be- s @
Sas santaoons who in SsS Orleans the other day ar
ns n have
and bs ssG had
and had they been inadequate e the task Of quell,
log easily have been %sss Sy The TACT b that The
tary power of the Untsa States might be evoked APP
ia: military with spproestca and returned i Se
thanks Of the als OF Louisiana Mr. wiiM ana ms
Of M 1t the
ha
s s ere
conservative Speaker tins lncarnat OF the aw-aOd
HI ;!5 y s.
into and ns es: him the Leg Il. sa.
M SSn 81. e% saa e he % % only 1
looking 70 was really true a: CHARGED here that
Britain had there been such danger 70 the wa.
wsrs about thai civil liberty was ABOUT to
,ade and tina, the KepuDc was about ioId lis tents
done with one the "a history q
Louisiana and NV turned 10 another.
THE APOLOGY FOB THs DISTURBANCE.
What was the excuse for the disturbances there What
was i EssSd from The senator ohio. shas
Ior. wSsn lss. stained he y
III Sss5
had elected joan Gfl.wOie: count was ,slsasd
G GSaa.n n Va. i:.:.ly counted VINO aid II
I an ice &. @ @ MEN s .9S sess s
people haa vSisd down :, he ballot box Tls same
issued fraudulent naturalization papers by the tens Of
81
Who polluted and a.Ssathsd he balIo! coI they
S Siocfs and house. 50 that men donciled in the
seon h'S ass SSaa they held Of
people BY The throa Ua BY such astounding
usurped the power and pu9deIea her Treasury BY The
Republicans dor hey DID not resort g hes. violence
They s mot 70 the bullet the blade ana the torch
did seize chief city Of the state. barricade
They 70 e Soa
sad on the ballot Css this the eeps Of
eeived IN this chamber by the democratsi The
consu utonai anaihemas the democracy. Those WHO
@ % have moi he h
tory nor the cos. Of this legislation; but the law was
on in New York TX @ airne. leading dem
The me but ana
wholesome dread Of the claw and beak o. federal power
course OF the men in Louisiana who complained
ana msnSpd h ss d no
cal search the annals Of history search
MANS INHuMANrTY TO MAN,
and where In modern times can you Md the picture OF
nss. as Of nd
citizens shot down. Was It any wonder her securities
bid Iessened 10 value Show MIN mode Of paciying
the south, and, matter what party opposed IL, his
should have; No party could live nd in the
way OF the pacidcation oI the south. Buster and
revolution viii not paciy the southern people.
booashed Will not maze riencs or wealth
heard and believed In every Southern hamlet, In the
sincerity Of his heart he would Build mend heal.
sow plant IN short 90 70 WORK Let iair days wage
be paid fair days work. Dwell together frater.
nifty and ali will be well The honorable senator (Mr.
thurman said the record was the national police
gazette. and be did ike it. He tMr. Conkiing would
tel that senator how 70 stop II Dsmoun the MASKED
riderA dsband the White Leagues discontinue the
bloody aszes Of the democratic party and then the
ord will TO be the national ponce gazette When the
Of the nation rembed IN the uncertain balance Of
war the cooed people struck no blow against IT they
prayed the Union. ana the American people said
they should be tree. they embedded their will within
the bulwSrks OF the constitution The nation forgavo
iu enemies but AZ the time conferred the right OF
THE BALLOT AND sELF.00vERNNENr
upon those had been oppressed for urea They
were made citizens. There stand the amendments to
the constitution CIVILIZATION IS TOR them the nation
Is Tor them God for them and political parties and
reyoluiionst. shall not prevail sssin.. them social
against them. This Is the moral rebellion OF today.