The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-11

sause on thst ground DO not think It would he ena
bic Mr DAVIS was ias As cullty1gc more .c no lcs,
srce sn smas;ly rsqI.9y b. was tsr ic,. en- ,'n ::
us fui ms usurhcr of The councils vi lac Confcderacy
It MT because oi ANY rtcular or sreual darase
D+csuss he i mar cnlSlv o. any Deciel consequice
" te si-Sntic furder and crime at Aldcfsonvile
tsnce as compsrcd to Andcr onvilie p II Oh ina.
70 low on the he Is OF in Ihe rapid acr which
~c I've tnat even tuoe OF " VINO werr contcmpnr,uc
less those OF us who have grown up .i1cc,
s erc cdmad oS 9id "cc f"S Sc cTms Ta @
Pony Introduced THIS bill have t,.rn
,n, trciu: n,as.aryes uS'ier ,hr puSe ~ Nva IN
the Low Vunuic., whcl are mentioned with thru
OF horror .hr "a huut tuiisicudnm. M. g read the
thr ATROCITIES o. Nonu int-tna ion. have read anew
ch.ilo gnt.l sn inu eined OF the sp ni.h lnqai
knpNiNg ter tu extent ana IN ort, cci-re tlat
an nv oi ihs ma .acrc q si. Bar,ho rew, nor tls
llqaI itiou began tp comp r. an at ociJ with
TuE niDEors CRIME or ANDEHsuNvILLE.
lscn ,on N lhe nail and galleries. and rmsrk ~
Nr Rot bins - Noth carolina. unnc. - ~ NJ II aic'
Srcsser, ,b.i when tn- tansrts; we ua, er efcrc.t
n1tce comp e.cci mcDbos ci both plii 8, tl0t 10
Of ,orror " paced w.crc % coud not o. dcn 4 "
SUI ai"i'i q c%1l,ac NJ Si uis Cor ss.. sSd 6y
VS. Nss '"eSs .es TO Aaicrsoeyi Win iu i kSSni
| ,d-e of his prev Gus nttocliss snd that ~ se
itdcratc papers the Ricnmold Ec,u'H. orone. sad
when w9' %, zone "S s 9ai t5Sw m @
returning skeletons what he had coupilshed At uce
was scnt 0y Mr. Davis against thc proies ef oher IN
the Contcdcracy to construct this pen OF horfers at
| ALdersOnvne.
MIR. Blaine then proceeded to quote from the
| report uf the Commit. tee on the Cunuuct OF tno
| War extracts IN reference t. the horrors of An
dersonvilie. In which It IS laid that no pen can
| describe. no painter sketch, no inaglnh'i Ton
comprehend H. Iearful, rs unutteriele maui y
| lie sad that the m N who administered the An
| dersonvillo prison went there by order OF Mt
| Davis. and was sustained by him. Ho quoted
| the order OF Gen. Ninder - the battery ol Flor
ida artillely. directing 1t, on receiving notice o
| the approach Of tho enemy. TO open Ore viii
| erap-shot ON the o5.OOJ poor wretches conhn ed
| WITHIN t.e AndersOnville stOckade. Mr.. Blaine
| continued:
ONE or JEFF DAvIs's GRgATEs'V CRIMES.
Now. do not arraient the Southern people fol
| this q ID forbid that should charge any peopl,
| with sympathizing with such an order. Their,
were many eyidcnces ci great uneasiness amonI
the southern people about it. and one q th'
GREATS crimes OF MIR. Davis was that lie con
| cealed 1t from the Southern people.
Now, this Is not a proposition 20 punish VT
Davis. There Is nothing attempting To do that
! very frankly say that always thought that thu
indictment " MIR. Davis At Richmond. undel
,ae administrat'on OF Mr.; Johnson. wa, "a veal tI
for winch he wos guilty in common VIII
every other gentleman who went Int
TIE Confederate movement. and therefore theil
was no particular reason for singing him ud
for Indictment. But ] will undertake. to sa
this. rnd with good declaration, tnat there u
not a CIVILIZED government on the face Of ih
| glohe, Nrly certainly not a European govern
meut. Wi "a would not have arrested MIR. DAVIS
or which. when 1t had bim in Ito power, wo1lt
not Ve trien htn for mditrcatment of prison
| crs Of war. and shot HIM within thirty days.
| 1he debate l. to he continued To- morrow
Deu. H. Iiiil OF Georgia will arraign NJ. blai
fr miss.Atcmcuts rs obtained from the W.
records. The excitement about the hotels nui
among n4eMhets of Congress on bOth sides
intense. The feeling is that the Presiicntil
election. whc'hcr Tor q aut or Blaine require
! that the southern mem ers should use ever
argument against perpetuatiOn OF sectiuht
feeling before resisting the war sentlmout vi
the Republican side.