, 1875-02-06
ssscno,scally carried blu point, however, ~ tho


DETAILED RETnHT OF rnocEED1yos.
,""3a'aaIos' 3a u. c.. Feb. 5,--At quarter
n,.et @ ~ eiock, After several speeches had boen
aJa' LIZA NJ ~ ,ss lns ol1 Ehts b ta most notice.
famks sinIrna ~ 1hneiIoEg; conn.): Southland. (O.);
fatsj}a fMts} %,,lams VILLA ,{, {,%is fhil!ips (Ks5 ard
% owo.ton ,n.' IT, sanp, n,'G, called u up tho previous
ETieeeh caused sha eqnAl rights plank Of tho
Democratic platform Of 1872 to bo renI, w,,ict,
eI:ated hrrst of laughter all over tho HOUSE.
.eo ~rem %an a; agah m aa ,satn ranoued WHOM he an.
Luz bi!l. Mr. Butter accepted the Huistitnlo.
~ twenty minutes to i Gen. Butler aroso n
etoAe til" debate on the bill. III the cot,rne of
,Is soGch ne eaused to be road platform 10 tho
aakca tnat seven different children by nix differ
el't co'oted wornen be- lc1itmatized, Tia rca,l,
,ns OF tile names was crested with burst Of
ug''te' taE a +.. ao fdowed ha oint by asking tho
colo! Ell man in Richmond, in which he drc1nrcI
tlas colotdl children II yea,s old and untar
were outraged i'll that and other .3,ates in wniin
court. - ""'"'i'sa III
J"hn Amber Smith, Of tho Rlclrnond Dts-
trlcs pronounced tic Btatement utterly fa1an.
Which dlcw forth applause from the Denorrat,o
s5e OF tic House. .1"''o
Butler maintained tint the na.asra ~ H.,
ciytl-ls'.bts bill wns tnparat,ycly lcrnnntiel IN
oruer 70 correct this condition Of 4ocfety.
laislhr' gong On to trace tie growth of tha
aho'ltlon movement, pronounced cu1oeium On
who had never tiune coSardlv ART no.ar s.a ,aa.
at fnan behind his buck, aud never told a liz :.
AMI then ho vent on to contrast him vii,
snother John Brown. the Younger of that name
trctarrinE To brown OF Kentucky, auI rant tn
tLe Clerks desk to bo read cn,,,nmo.t;a. ~
tho l.ohlssilEo Courier IL, 1871, in whirh In
adnttA having declared nt public nlceti,,r thnt
, nt ons ne man nor one dollar would Kontucky FUR
nf,aj,tst Tho Sorth anI i,t r. III ~" "'s.tu'F "AF
army should nttcmIt to cross ths bor]er. ~
Kentucky it would 10 resisted to thc fcath ~ ~
that i ono man we're found il tlo CommoI,. ec
wealth 10 volunteer to toin it. ho uusht n ba
and would be, slot down bnfoTe iasvi,'1 H.
State. ''o
Before the C1erI: had completed Tho reading =,
tho lettsr a point of nr1cr w,,a ra;.oa ~ oA
q member Of tic IIuurc, it Should not ho re,d
A1r, Uutler. GU tho other hand. tns.tnd th.t !.
al official report, made by tho Eicction 1:on,'
mites TO the House Of Representatives. ~N'@'
Gliding on points il, debate. but hei tl,a. II H.
gentleman from Massachusetts nsxortcI II ws.
pertinent to tic subject bcfvtn lin lionsa ~
could not be excluded, even it it did reflect
upon = member. because it was contained IN ID
Official report.
Dir. Hale then said he trusted the gentleman
fran Maseachusett. would not al.a,ne TIA 1;enah'
l!can aldo Of tho House bv such Nh attack ,,non
Mealher. when no RESPONSE could he tnauc
Mr. Butler, not having heard Tho retnnri sia.
tlrtv. nailed Halo to repeat It, Which lin latter
did, strongly emphasizing tho word .Bhamn."
Mr.. Butier-I cannot understand tt, sat hern
with my lEs ncaled for hours yesterday and
heard every hard word Spoken aEaiuns M snd
there waH no objection on The nart of ti,e Oh.
lcctlnF member from Now York,
Mr. Ilslerhe gentlenlau ia In error: I did
ra,sa The nAi"c:1o,.
Nr l'1.ler--YcH, whom your own remark. vsr~
quoted ayainat you
Mr. liale-So sir!
Mr. l}ntlnr-i have lirod to REQ rnauv tbInra
and expect to lys to sce many thnca rnass'
Iat1lug accidents, but mover expected to i've
to hear in Il House OF RerEesenis,iyna th,t
report adopted by former Houtn coua nnt ho
read over out OF kind consideration to 1ba fsa,'
nga Of nolne rnau who put himself In rebeiIion
against the country.
After long discussion on tho point of ondcr-
and after the reading of the Iotter. nutIcr ~
sun1ed his remarks. He said the ront1emnn
from Kentucky {Brown) mado a epccch arninst
,n9 Tue C,y.hFt1 f bi and have eudeavored to
to show how little heed no should NV to any.
thing lie SAYS on this subiect 10 show hnv
little We should take hin adrice how H..
tic We should hear from him at ali u1nloas h, h..
peataace). Again, / havo been sccuseI IL haro
of being the only n,uriercr m tI,s
door. rruduce tho SOLEMN rennr, ~
4 Committee OF tho House, nni thia m,n's
OWN letter. to sLu,y tIIers wora r,.r ,-ha ,
sd murder in tho so,,t-not only ,n,'rdeT ua hnt ~
saasiatio1 and tint Instead Of nv boiur In sccn.
tcr lo lli1 own accuscr, and that Tin stato ~
things exiati1s. ahows how completely lie nnprn
il VIC do mot protcc. him in lis riebta IL A. Il.
mercy Of the Hasue men who would uhoot 1nm" an1
.he gentleman himself {Dsovul If ha bn' um~ svar
Jared to step across tho line IL linton her,rat.
iurng ths War. (Appjause ,nt1 c1"nnin,s uAess ~
saltlH on tue floor aud In the rolcries VI
Mr.Crossapd fKy.) called tie attantion ~ rim
speaker to shiu violation Of ordos 0''''on VI 'oo
Tho Speaker thereupon directed the sorco.,t.
t-Arms gu the recurrencs ct anv s,,c,, ,ns,;raa
alton to clear the RalIeriea. ~' '4"o'ea@
Mr. jutltr-Ille reason wbv ua sa.ro IN h.r.
his bill pasaed il tns fact which bas hccn m uas w
,ften nut before mo tint W. ara .hnmt nssti,
ron, poWer. We are In sn,,,naar ~. .'nn" p"nn.
no branch Of tbe 0oyorn1ncnt af ,.a.e T..
uptls Ut contIomcn win en.arIa;noI ~ .o ss.;
ae,lts toward Union men anI t,"ion ~ .,I'Ia..
hat have read whn have a~nwod ,i'nn, ~. th
tump, aud WHO Iayo nnyor' IN nv , Ionwiod"a !" tu
etractcd them. III was r.rn,,o tI;o nthas s,s.'
nj went TN far Io"s ~ .av;r% aS 0snes ,'.a %ay,
IA . rinor,tv ~ ,n,,rJ,.n. r"'b s4ioto