, 1875-01-13

s1s. Snu|soury-The Senator is right.
1fr. 11nwc. continuing, said the Democrats OBJ |
schools to coorcd children. In 1872. when .
Civil NiRhta bill was before the Senate which |
did not open the schools, the Democratic party
was Just a. unsninola In opposing it,. That
that waa hostility to tho negro. Wien le
could REQ disposition In the Hputh to
let tho negro do for himself he would no longor
believe this charge of lloHiIity. Mas It evidence
OF friendship toward tue co1ored man that there
waA not q democratic vote to gire him freedom
not 4 Uc.nncra;ic vote to allow him to rlle oil
tho Etrcet-cars, 60 to the theatre, or be enteE-
taiped AT Lotel? TODAY, II @ II xero tnoronsh-
chance to help himself. neither The
Democratic party. nor tho, Republican
party. in Ills judgment, would bold TO,
pether three mouths. lie next referee, er RE-,
it dill injustice 10 Gen. ShcEIdau njnsti:e to tho
Senate, 10 the country, and to tho senator him.
aeIf. Whnt ofrense lad Gen. sheridan COM
mittcd? 1Io had suggested for most e1tfaor-
lie tlIowo) Thought the Senator from Delaware:
nBteai OF heapi,ls condemnation Ui'on tho hGad
Of Gen. Sheridan. should have bp"n. little Of
hls energy in condemnation OF the outraees
| which Sheridan denounced.
| Mr. 3ayarl said tue conduct Of Sheridan In
| NeH Orle1,H was that Of human fcrocl.y.
Mr.. Howe Eaid Gen. Sheridan did not
ask tic President to iaano tho 70
suggested that such proclamation nhou!d be
issued. Gen. Sheridan etood there In tho rreB-
| cnco OF mur'ler. Ito felt kccnIY, and lie spnko
strongly. 1lo Huggcoted remedy wh'ci, tie
| gard that az evidence Of hum.u foroclty, es-
pectny in one trained ~ soidier.
I1e reviewed tllo oronts Which occurred IN
New Orleans CT tho dth inst, and dcnIed that
lature BY tho Democrats. Did tho senator from
Delaware {Eayard) believe that there was E
Senator in this Chamber, especially on the lso-
publican side, who would content to tic slightest
| iifraction Of our Constitution Did ho bel.aye
that tho 1;epnllicau party vtnted to substitute
desputism Tor conBtitutioua1 goyornment7
Mr. Dayagd raid he could scarcely behave Tint
| tho Senator asked him thnt question seriously.
lie did believn that the Republican party ha1
.ramrlcd upon tue Constitution TIL there was
scarcevn vcstigo Ut it left. lie had seen effort
after effort to break it down, till he believed,
be believed in lis existence, that the party had
Mr. 1lowo denied that tho Republic
an party wanted any dczpotism. Tho
scnstor said tho Republican 1arty has
trampled upon the Constitution: Ti'at 10 his
opinion. and fortunately neither Lis opinion nor
ninc controls the country. II party should be
taken ous Of the State-Hou lie would not bo
] deprived Of bis character az Representative,
though no member Of tho Legislature % 10 se"
mcnt Of the Amy Of the United states was ctaa-
pioyod in Uoston. It was net called there W
the Governor Of massachusetts, but waa eeus
thero by tho Federal Government to take ono
negro out Of l'oston. In 1859 Virginia was
!, invaded by 4 forco combating OF eishteei
white n,cn and dyo negroen un1er COMMAND Of
one John Brown. Virginia did not call upon the
: Federal Government 10 interfere, bu. marched
her own troops there to tepeI that Invasion. Ths
National Government, however, volunteered III
services immediately. Tlese things showed thai
the atmy was used when tho Democrats had con
troll. 1t had beon said here that tho pooplo AT
preparing to overthrow tha: party xhish ha'
conducted tho Government from 1851 down h
; sho presout day. It might como. He *a'
+ not iueonHille to IL; but he could no
' cousent to turn hack. aa aamonieAod b.
i tho Benatos from Missoars [schurz} yesterday
r lie was not constituted on the craw-thh order
= | There might be storms ahead, aud it hlight b
+ prudent for those not fully insured to o'ashorc
t but he WINS going to complete the voyage, and. !
n the ship went down before tho yoyagc uss com
+ pleted he would 80 down with it; md il
j. eho,.ld ever be raised again, US it mrBt be- 70
!, Tho Great Underwater wonld attend to thu
a there would be found at tue masthead hc- ia
npon which might be read that Ill men, what
Ia ever their race or color, might have equal right
e 10 the pursuit of life, liberty, snd happiness.