New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

nounced as dreamcrs and abstractionists, who were
Attempting "' to see 70 something good, something
worthy ia the character OF black slave slave
which THIS bill assaed today. had hoped years
ago. said he That we had at last achieved position on
this great question where We could remit the blaek man
to his own fate under the equal anI exact laws Of the
heyond that-that he should he placed where
1' the wicked SD and ana gooi alike the equal
! light OF his laws and with The equal right 10 al
OF the benihcence OF nature ana that being admitted
to that equal sky and to tnat equal world he snonid
work out himself whatever fortune his own merits
situation in which he is not enntled hat equal right
to situation IN which great political party Is now Iof
are called upon TO inquire into what hands lie VIII
fail when tnat patty takes up his his i1Se, h ,,raa la
drawn, ask the Clerk TO read few PASSAGES which
have marked in the report made by the minority OF the
Ku-Klux Committee. a report not written in passion
not dictated in the heat OF political campaign Dut the
deliberate uterance Of leaders OF the Democratic party
declaring their aitn and their philosophy concerning
the future OF the black man on this continent, ana
signed by their own Dames.
The Clerk PROCEEDED TO read extracts from the
report in question: signed by Senators BIZ ana BaYad
and Representatives, Cox Beck, van Trump "addeh
Mr.: BECK Dem, Ky) explained that the report made
| ny the subcommittee dld Dot contain me nnguaLS
read or anything ike bat a that NJ Vn Ip sc Of
out his own views Whch did not Oind tAe o!hcr
minority memhers OF the COMMITTEE. -
Mr.. GARFIELD am very g,ad to hear what the gen
tleman from Kentucky states pat II does not enge e
fact by hairs breadth. Here is report whch mas
'S2a ON yo siSS Gg Two H E Ee Dd
whose sentiments have never been repuilated TO my
& G C9ht'nS s p,nd dy @ fhe pamocratic
party gets INTO power 1t will be the deahknell OF tho
and be must GO down not only politically but MS futnre
will be sad gloomy Tor humauit arian to look
Gic,cd Tnc gentleman DIR Beckl does not say hat
he repudiics that doctrine winch has jast been read
! He only he Gid not sign II.
Mr.. GARFIELD-By whom was it repudiatcdl Does
| he |. Il
Mr.. COX-I did then, for never signed it.
| Dr.. COX-l do. / do NOT acknowledge It nv son
timcnt'. dd not read t.at report, and never ~"
Nil GARFIELb-The theory on which base my
criticism is lLs: That bN action OF the Democratic
rejected and refused allow TO he read eie has
that D'rty gwen sign that lG wil NOT 70 back
and pow up all that has icon planted by the I.epu1
licau party in so lar rs II e9n do so. nave h.aid
We snOuld shake down The pillars OF onr parry
by doing just such things remember very wen Wnen
men heip IN tue Held ihat in the Army OF the Cam
berland. where there were 2,OO k'uluc6ian and MIS-
would throw down their arms and would
never fight a d.y II lac negro Was put III
tie mrn WHO loved the Union stood by and joined
with the negroes 20 save ~ Wheh we were IolIlE
warned that We were bringing mra -ure.e,s
caldnliles on ihe kcpupHc Diu tHN coul & nig
Casandras OF tnat day, Who sang ler song i run
| And a..ain. when the i'm Anendmcnt TO the Con-
ruin in our cars Wncu il was proposed again to lit tho
negro up citizenship and TO give him the ballot u
was said DC tho last droo in the measure OF
our ruin; did that comet And now, when 1t Is
simply provided III ms bill that ctzeh, man u
member Of the Senate, shan IN has 0"n stat 1hJy JsG
pu0hc privileges, those chartered privileges gran'eu
under the laws Oi tue stare uh!o al c''.H 10,
we are tod 'lat Eoi,, E+d i'in rho Kind i-I9 Of
cOwardce which sLriuhs from the assertion Of great
prime pes has folio wed this AuiiS!ayerN fight FROM the
6sgung TO- Toe ehi' anr M Goa n ,ns~l @ 1s 'ls @ m
linked with the fate OF the black rae on tio con1ont
no. sociayfor none OF u' linked oy social ties
except BY our o"n co1'eh'-1ut pohuc"Iiy' III ISA'S
Rude the song; each ssarthy face
W. start lar 10 ,n'Ik iht lspcq, race
| Must share %, good y ~;
That sws OF clanseie's jn,lee bind
Aaa & Sc as sin and sadcTiag joined
We march 0 abreast
! Mr.. BUTLER Rrp Mass) then took the floor to close
tue debate. Before commenting TO speak, some Nom
proposed account of tue OvercrowdeI condition
! ~ r, but Mr. NIBLACK (D;m, Ind) SAID taIt nc
Mr. UiilsK Cncn proceeded The bib he said, the
very OF constitutional liberty Wt does II dol
IL snpy provides that there si4l De an GIu'y OF 1w
LImm) SAYS that IN NisAssppi the white aud colered
urn nave equai prlve- 10 whcH sly, sooi Tor Ms
si3sp!. Bul that IL" was made by H'iu9icdh leg"-
| Dunre, in which there cOlored majority.
dSdy Mngy eroudp s iGIi ~ Whee n it ia enncsses wncrt
Is II III "a majority OF the southern s-csf II II s good
Gasoy l% M over al ta3 STATES. If it IS V good law Why
snould 1t not bo enioIcei Dy apWopihlt pen'Ji's 10
bill does. What are the objections t. tins blif the
first election stated on the DINER side j. that II esaJ-
! fishes social equality. b. no means. uhdeitook to
show how social equality was not iouchcd Dy H.
! 1t only allows men ana women to como together
iic n0us am inclined TO think thdt The oay cqu 1hty
egnai.ty Tue highest c>hiuiuon of soc cqr,i.y IA
the communication between te sexe-, and nave mere
law the statue b0OSso oi mississippi whch %Il give
ides Of the fX'ent 10 %"itn % hIGid ealGh. hG
war. Here Mr.. Butter :ept to ihr Cilrhs
desk and mad read statute OF Mississippi passed IN
June $50 leg limaliI.H5, 'Ar ehu' I'M 81 ~ ~
or Hoime, Codnty, MIS- ny Slh M VIZ Wy
the reading OF which OccaalJnrd Mr NlBLA( h 10 as"
M r bRL'T Rr @ie also sent to tie Cicr. deG and nad
read " hat ne called a from southern mother,
Richmond Va planning OF the nsIits and outrage
10 which coiored we're subjected 81 Tue h'hds O
Wr SMITH Qi p, va prlnou1ctd the stitem'nt ny
tcry false and. al subsequent saG' OF uit proceed
ings ir.cI to make question "i priY"-e "n'cn '"o
! Sur1krr however, refused to recognize. ,,
Mi BGTLEE-O course every statement .s ial.e |nen
,,s crT al tnp coOred comes mp. ~" genilemh
from New-Jersey Clr Phep-j e;'s Us inl II s no Use Use
south 10 When 1 heard that Language remsn
| uered his rosC-,0lOrcl report LP0h inc ,S'ot
fesiing existing L)ui-ian., ana was astoni>hei
io in9 mai il there was strong prajLtce II hal
not crepi iGto that rose-"dttr report tt'srIrt.I
THis bill does not toncn the wors he most i.rrDe
tbc most awlnl question Of social ca laliJ that grew
up under the siayery cyst IN, "rn L,en 'aaSu isc
| 10 the resus OF tneir iuFi. Ihe next iiiv o"isv
| I have good Authority on hat pon; (holdls 1p .
honI containing tue euioges Charles summed Il Is
g.nerlty supposed and Demeved tiat tlS o 1d ~
! I,fis
unyy | wiz. OlOt. what the g;nicmln ~ Irpm MisIssppi
/ 20" I,,n,t1 said OK that ScddtJr. (is5ddmg.I
| Mir Bntler going on 10 trace thc growth oI NH,
abolition movement. pronounced eul'siudi On oii
Johu Brown, ami said he Was IA brave ndl WAC hI"
never done "a cowardly act, never struck al man Dc
hind his DacE and never told nf ana tnch he We
| on 10 contrast him with another Jphu BiOWn me
Younger, OF that name trefcTInS 10 M Brown ol IL
oNn cm,unr cl ion 20 The LJHtSriHe Courier, la
ls,l IN winch hc admits having docidr "a AT pn3ic
ioo',,u that moi one uian lor dollar would Ken
tIcky tnrnsh Lincoln 10 AID hm Ia Dls unholy war
against South and tndt II ne Noiltth army should
srienpt 10 eros tHr DlIdrri Of h'uucHy II "O'a NC
re,i.e u Inc deaih; and thar u one man were tOund