The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09
TIE HAMBURG MASSACRE,
TIER DAY or POLITfCA DE-
nate IN THE SENATE.

,amo,r nv government therefor. Crhe prop"seu
new territory consists Of the northern po,'o"
At the Territory OF Dakot } Aver "t'e' "'s
.n..,,n Mr. Edmunds (Rep., W. m"Veu 70 p.s'
w. ia fur her consideration until the 81
n,ndny in Deoemner next. kejecteu-Veas' .
ua e. The bill was then passed-yeas' OIL
nsys. ~ - - 49,.
Mr. Merrimon Dem, N. Oh from the Com
..i,,ae on Inc District Of Columbia, reported
shin amendments, the Senate till to punish em-
,.,,,e,nent IN tue District OF Columbia. Placed
Oh tue cactuM'
NJ, uosy dem. Miss.) entered motion TO re-
.aas,asr the vote by which tue Till to establish
,he Territory Of Pembins was passed, and gave
nn,ice that he would move to onause the name
Of the Territory to Algonquin.
The concurrent resolution to print 26,0OO COPIES
Of the report OF the Com missioner Of Aercui-
lure for the year 1875 was taken up, and Mt. PAD
dock (Ilep., Neb.) submitted an amend nent 10
pri1I 100 oO0 copies VI the report Tor the year
ia aud 20OOOO copies Of the port for the year
Is,5 Agreed to-ye "a. nays III. ,..
W. rgent tRep Cap ssd snis s res ,Se GOV
ernmeut more n n $1,000 had been auns"u'u
~ Inc rssp,1tior was then agreed to, but subse-
quenlly. Mr.. Anthony Rep., x. ~ moved 10, 10
r., onsidir the vote by which II was aVreeu TO-
ami mia motion was pass d.
~" 'lr Ffehmgnu,sen (Rep.. N. J } then intro
dticrd a bill % print 100000 coolies Of the report
Il
an. 1D tol copies Of tue report for 1916 ana ap-
p.opristine tl30,O0Q 10 pay ior toe WORK, aud IL
Mr. " indom tiio, q, Ninn.) called up the House
tOl to troVide for the payment OF certain IN
d,ntcdness incurred III the construc Ion OF the
Nes urk Court House nd Post once ouild NJ
p,sec. II nprrouri.tes Ell jos 10 to pay for
arlcles Of furniture anu hnIs INK the building.
lne senate then resumed the consider tiOn
,ftl, unfinished usiuess beng the resolution
nj Mr.. Morton PRINT 1O.LD copies OF the mes
~ of the President, am ACCOMPLISHING q GU
Ia. Ia In lhA FAt a. "A
HAMBURG, :. {.
Mr Eaton dem, Comm resumed his remarks
from tue uuint where he suspended yesterday.
ne sid there was one tning over which he feit
=, iuiced. aud III was that no emucratlc sen
the ebaract r Of eiln-r Of the nominees OF the
Rs.uUncan party. He recognized these noun
ne,s as gentlemen OF hieb respectable charac-
ter, nd, TAR as ne knew, hieuiy respectable IN
point Of ab,litS. Inc csndidate Of the Demo
cTauc party for President stood nigh before the
people, ami no w. us Of his (MT. EatOn's) could
sl,v te him 10 the minds OF the peoUle. lie b
aword to saw, however. In regard to the Demo
rTauc nominee for V ioe-Presldsnt. because he
had teen tue object of abuse on tins floor. The
hon 'table sena,,r from V, rmont Mr.. EImunus,
X. % pAo attsu4 pied To con,n,e toe senate anu
the country, nOt that there had been horrible
outr.ge at Hamburg. ut thai tue Democratic
candidate f1r Vice. resi- eat WIS not honest,
And 4 elected would not al minister the laws 81
tn. Uuited states. iha was n bold charge by
tue sen tor, who polluted to his Looks wnen he
m,ue II, md SAID he quoted IRON the iecOrd
what rscOruf rne record Of tue votes uf an
honest man IN this chamneIf ere the sen
atom from New Yolk, Del ware, aud other
States 10 go to tue senator Il ON Vernon, to
nBd out woat was constitutional dOctIinef Had
tne oistInguIsbed Sen4tOr fed ON anything
wnich makes MIN our C@sarr
AR Eaton then sent to the Clerks desk and
had read at ext, ct from .peecn Of VT. Nor
ton delivered at chuioDd, Ind, sept. g. 1885, 10
the eject that there should be period Of pro-
talion and PREPARATION fDr the freed slaves pc
fore they wers brought TO tue exercise o. polit,
y cal power; tnat they were not NJ TO oe immedi-
Nal-iy II ted Ito political power, &C, ana, re-
cunning his argument, ssid tue nonorabe Sc Dator
hsu cbanp cd his opinion since then. Diu any
body Ulame him for ~ Diu ANYBODY blame bim
for the positlon ne oceuDiei Zen or eleven year.
Ago7 Certainly not: NO homes. AN couio. Did
any honesl man bl-me Mr.. Hendricks for tue
position be occupied ter or eleven years
ssof Certainly not. MI. Hendrcks wnen he
did not believe he AfIlca race wa- PAD .
OF self government, neithe dd the y nator from
Indiana at that time. Mr.. Hendris Ks and Mr..
Tluen Doth said they accepted the amendments
10 lne Constitution. He .feued tha1 the Demo-
oratio parry IN the Nortu had always been true
TO the Constitution. II any Republican Senator
could cay the Republican parry " as true 10 tue
Inc Sc nator from Vermont Our. Edmunds) had
oweit upon tue word reOel. IL seemed 10 be
weet mo- sci for him to roll under his tongue
Tue term rebel ought not 20 be bowled on tDi'
huor uy anybody. Ii was done only 10 taunt tDs
representa- ives OF the Soutue n States. It Wal
to goad them into some action which might Dol
be peasant TO tie people Oi tue North. he tneu
referred 10 the argument Of Mr.. Edmunds In re-
FARO To tue ST re Of exas changing It's Consti-
"a ION, and said the ptopie OF staie had tnt
rght to call new Convention to frame ne v
Constitution Wnen tue teOple Of New YORK
desired ~ change uer Constitution. nldeD, Sey
nouT, Conkling, kernAn, Morg n, and otuei
great men de ermlned the matter, snd not the
senator from Vermont; Tue s1ysre,sr
rigut, and tue convention was called b.
"A ajority Of 5000 Of her people Tue honor
bDie senator from Vermont had argued tins
ltxAs promised to give Que fourth Of ali OF ne
taxes Tor education, as condition upon wblc
vhe should come back into tue Union. Nj
Eaton IN, n asked whether rexas was ever on
81 tue Union. and said ne thought not. Whe
the 81 lie Of Texas thought proper 10 chang
her cons ti,u,Iou II md not become the Senate
frIm Vermont TO tax about Dem ocratic ID a
1orlty IN the state being feorganZed rebellion
or. Ea ON then quoted from the Washing vi
I.epbJilcdn Of THIS date, TO show that tue Demo
cra,Ic Uarty carried tue election in AiaOam
yesterday w SO,UJU majority, aud said, Let tu'
no or 46ls senator from Vermont eep." Thor
VS. not II single outrage, but fir, honest
good eiection.
ISOLATED Press oespatCnes. and tue paper al
MT LOO Itself responsible for tnem. IL W.
iTu- mat ia many counties the negroes did no
Vote 20 account u intimidation.
NJ. E4ton-Tne Associated Press is not unde
conlol VI Tue Democratic party, not BY a Ion
~. Patterson (Rep., S. C.)-The Assocate
Pre- ~ not under control OF the DemOcra /
Il rts III the South, but every agent OF the Ass
a tea Press III the south is a Democrat.
81. Eiton-Weil, | suppose tuey could not &c
any, d. else there WIZ could read aud write
tntcat I.uguterJ
understand II is under charge OF a ma
nHu4eu Orton, who have met ana believe ID
A.r. spencer-I believe the Associated Press
unuei clntIol Of Mr. SunDnton, aud Sir. Orto
has nOtuins 10 DO with IL. | Wil ask NV T. lenC
the aenator hom California (Ar oarsen) II | al
Iut correct.
Mr. Eaton-Well, believe he is a Republic 4
-. >. rRent-Mv IMPRESSION 10 That ii. Slinul
Ton 10 a llepubllc u. THINK lie has thal creui
M. EAtOn-l do not ray IL Is disCtedlt, by all
naAner Of means; Dut when YOU can point
pne 20 whom IL Is creutt AIN very happy
knO" II.
ar. Stigent-I am very glad the Senator wi
Lou.it - much 10 favor Of any Republican.
Va. l. toni SNOW many good Republican,
80 II taenI III my town voted for me tue / 4.
time was a candidate. Renewed laughter
M. spencer SAID a large hummer OF COLI =
peOple III Alabama were 80 lntlmid ted ytste
uuN Lnat hey did not 10 to tue polls ana w
he beieVeu II was rue.
Mi. l. toni will give the Senator the bene
of - DelieI, 1 don't believe any SUCH TIM
n. u-hter.J
CYu inuing his argument, he said The hla,
n,n IA 20 soLtn, at LIe insilgdti0n OF %
NM. tueu, had uaud together - prevent a.
81 lueir own color from voting the DemOcr
Irnei; but tnat time was pa sing Dy, hni IL
H.. ti.u "a Alabama yesterday showed IT,
"a tuHn ferred ~ the recent DEBATE IN r
lu t. LiscreO iucies IN tne statements lss 4
~. tir .frasITy DEPARTMENT. snd asked u
eenalUr ffOm MASSACHUSETTS, Cur. BOUTWELL, II
On" 4 ais own knJwiedke that there nid ~
pee cd. ea val noes On some OF tine books
~ lt'a-ut Department.
Hl. ioItWell 7aid 81 course he had not bee
W 10 tne books Il he dep rtnent, but
DAD no more belief That theIe bad OeeD anb d