, 1876-01-20
Norton resolution power would to evon 10 unEea The
members ct tls Home.
ITO tAe Aasac19ftd Pffas.i


Mr.. MORToNs EFERCE.
eose oi as morning hour tack up Tia resolution of
Mr Morton in regard u the Msslftipp election Mr.
G Mn. rsn1orur s If .hs Information b.vs received
from very many sonresa Is aabsaui!ay srue hs liz
pfstand.d o1ection IN s.sls.ppl va. aa armed
.pes unds. forms nf iAx but ~ teai nature us.
e hs ,1to1 Of .na .pne unas'
ite iesa sudden tGsn tho.s resouons Whieh S hsye
al.eurbed & the hatea Of Mexteo and coun.
II matter Of lhe gravtst tnpertauce to lbs Acr.
is.n eoS h 70 sno. ras.h;r atgs ,ms!or Of The
1eeted BY shs minority, md Lilo to understand upon
What pretsnae or pttnoiro such revolt was bsuuea
assumoa Ia juaidcaon Of such result would 1s that
political and civil power should felonE exclustreIy to
.o wa,e rses; o. nron the oser paneiple thst that
exclusion Of he majority who are generally poor and
auttenaace but their labor. spptehond that In
TestlEaton OF no hllssstppi revolution would show
w. tns nnofsy sf.ea n;po 18th hsss
u ~ doctrines.
MI. Ms: Morton Eeyis.e ths tssstasnt vhish Tho e
dcslarsd that /. i. gueasfon whether il d nos tho
pos{ Q! 1ae uenoGsaue Party o. the south not only
Il ana 81 ea es +
iona Noieneo 70 tho "lis Hho taFof That IAsty and
only to tho solostd man the alternative Of
Of surport o. ths psn9efatsc rtEsy: ~
,a, TsS ohposGa % .a'i tHesa. t Mosnec. 5ut were
tat - I'LL; ~ ~ .nsef ana Violent
sro pot. 10 murder ~hi:o peops s.se vi bcoms ICONS e. e.
eoi',1nn. or ia aon+hars ' sammes 9
d,va ero.n,d 1th a,und .nd e1,s. 1eas .,ao aos
tj,st H. n.orans s'Apu .t, ~ e9n'J s.9ry
sh Ma' tna neAtoga naa .eonsPfeu to mnttlet
TEA III tnfsmo. ,,a ~, ,ntnns ss o.
,suahter thera Il bnt II ,Is Sanbt r ,"t
cnn.Hon ~ oO.sbs 'asI Ell uut u tae
eoIorsd neoio Ind srs .noth.r rnaf ~
E,srs sa oo.a nats e. eoWssa' o. u a
n,nt. sson~ .,vn. - ~ s1,s "a .'osaea ..
Id tsn,iies Nhich beisye IN trerq insanto tnsr.i
be s9nt s9ns.!se ;n T. \.
e1 nc un Z In aaat f. *he men ~ ki!ed they
H., Mn,nr d.sI,rn% ,h.i y ~. Ih dt ~ ~
publican psrty 70 m..at.!n ths Fight Of 10 Il col eoored
nn's ~ M % the !a!s o. too coosed
TOD upon thsn nothing en- prevent them from M.
so1a,pH M no T. zoet S n ., ,1sss' e., Tna tolI i.st
craig ps.ty q 10 south .rs reeoaesj 10 e,1t nd
I'd " shsr esery action y thslr da!ly No. By ths!r
nsory n tno paAst ana tneif eAple.toh IN the n.
taTs snd woea shsy set ph!sasa ro.eF 1esarleas Of
g .i nrosions o ContEessonsi enaotHent,
Eeduce them to vasaalsgs but remove from slav-
ery.
ue reforEed to tho Tnlte.lino policy adopted bJ tho
Sy ns IT, 1un p.s9 IT..
~ Termination Of ths War, and never has besn rc-
aa policy ths jcgtmsts descendant Of the black
eo1e OF 1861 and tAa revolution Of 1875 but
tnistlon of tho aght aFa!ne Tho principles Of
us weut on 10 cdte tho reports Of Inc Committees
aent Investigate tho outsages aud s.!d that tho Hon
Il Annff zdA "a IJnn
lat wner briefly rteap.uAted the history Of n,ur-
tiers and stroctt.cs In 1ouls.nA and presents slkeu
Indian war that haa occurred within century. rus
aorrid naassActes u Mechanfcs' institute, 1t Col
fa1, 4 consnatt to say nothing Of loss Of lesses
MsRnitnde, rcoEo those At Wyoming and Schenectady
Of ahelr historic prominence, snd throw aver tue
Duschesiea Of tho Modoca nie!'ow Light. Tho orI-
House. Of which r. boutwell, ChArm4u, In 1ogard
bloody and tr4ndulsn. .uotype of the election 1ss
timld.tion, aud shons thas thc nav Constitution Of
that rear By tho same
ID. Tho bloody record shows that no white- Llns
thn country helieEs shst they hiu been patient
snges ty tho ana soDStrss
Of Republican Alae uoyernDent IN 1915 hoassa tho
which they suarclloA to victory won by The a4uso
meapone Ine psetease thtt may haa nosus With thn
teranaean s9ooofea snn oEpsetanons ansti iosoeas'
t tmidat!on ,nd violence Wien 40 other remedy va
LEFT, 1al.ehood the monatroe!s5 Of which u only
equaleA pf sne auaas,ty ol Ns presumption upon thu
t1no!anco Or iotEeulnsss O. no nss!7n AZ tho real
grounds Of eompaint which thsy bad aitnss thu H.
publican stale unTernnont ID M1ak,sni wera tFsiaa
aino"t contemptble Hhen compared with tho wtcked-
nehs anh enornittes whseh di;ngu!shed the ootern-
ment o. tlst stao while In tho hands Of ths Dcocra-
q before thn Was;
INC question o. emntttJ, xolen haa recently ex.
elted 10 tnnch Astensinn ntesoAtng - mAttef Of
jus!iee Of fseItns suA ot s1.mpe II: n.lonsl ques
aon o. Interest T. tas political soe!a end
!n1nsf:s! sonalon oi tho boath tho VOCATION OF tho
poinsa'. es!a. Ana sosl fEn o. 1nilAohs ot people,
:na no iunveraon OF the wtA Of no majority by no
lenee aau 1htha!oSuoa. We stand ~ taa Eresenco OF
grsss danger os erlanging tho Southern statca IN
which th9se ot the Noah sra rowerfnlly md. may
~. oqually. Interested. In many Of Tho Southern
bsatts tue policy openly asowed OF eelzing all power
!n!o tAe aan1e of the while race kna aepriyin8 the
coosod people Of thse political ana ei1 rights With
thia pol!cy commonly known ~ tho Maite Line, n
believed tett tho Democracy symratlllts IN ososy
Southern 6aie, aud fear, 10 constdesabla e1tcnt IN
ing northern st&tau.
~, txg Leave 70 temind tho Beaats that bsforn Tho
War the Northern Democracy not onlJ connlved II
upon tho lspulllcsa paEtT and tle e1es-
Aon from tho Boutlcrn States, but Mado merry ovcs
And uafended 0uraRca committed IN tho SoutIl urou