Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26

oba, totally at variance With thl
| speeches which ne had msde Il ] sck.
son. The communication stated. tha,
he had 10 those speeches spokes ia |.
laudatorya msnDcs Of The white lpl
policy, and be appealed TO his ool,
league, Singleton, who bod heard ID
speech u Scaoba, ~ to what vas ihs
tone Of it.
Mr.. Singleton bore Testimony to sbs
fact that I speech made BY Lamar &
jackson was directly sxAinss wbet
was termed white lise policy, ard
,hat there VA nothing IN Il which
tended TO encourage III fseliar be.
tween the races, Tke article, there
fore, did him great mlastics.
III. LAaIaSrssulislt ulilt = =. - =, 49, L.
spesoh y aberdeen xAs als, d isvor
Of the co-ofdinalioa or he ssoss sssa
against ths sppremscf os suhsrdi..A.
ton 81 ny oae race. Be iostilsd bis
position o., that point By scbrxvsms
add letters from w. w. Troop aud
Reuben Davis, formerly representa-
tives from Misssssippi - TO ibe sliega-
tion thss hs bad. in = speech made by
him after his election to the senate.
apologized for his euInpy > on Charles
Sumner. He denied that there was
any truth in it. Never ia the slight
est instanc~, nor in the least artic,l-
lar had be swervcd from the senti-
ments which he had uttered in th..
speech. He called upon his republi-
cav eoile.gue, ~: Wclls, 70 speak esI
10 tAe schafActss Of his speeches dur
in6 the SAnxlas I
III. &eiS aaia that lls had he.tl
Laaek's seA1sh q Holly Sprin6 =.
which speech he invoked the people
TO throw aside al prejudic-s Of raoe
and to seize the government jointly
and Administer Il in the Interest. of]
the public welfare.
Mr.. Lamar, in conclusioa, apolo-
gized 10 ,Ihe house, and said be would
not have brought the matter 70 its u.
tention on his own account, aud had
only done 80 ON account Of the istsv.
ests that were struck 1t through him.
.Mr. Hale intimated that he shared
somewhat giq the general s,sspicioa
that the uttrrancc of such scatinents
AS Lamar had proolaimed in the house
was safer here than elsewhere, and be
called his attention the charasserizs-
tion Of his Aberdeen speech 81 6Is
friend, tho editor Of the VisksbusR!
Herald, as an eloquent democratic
speech, IN which he had declared il
mainly and ring lng tones thss the coa-
test involved tho supremacy AZ the !
unconqnered and unconquerable Sax
on race.
Mr.. Lamar ae1 plsincd the tense and
connection N which he had ussd that
phrase, aud said that the editor Of
the Ylcksla1rg Herald had entirely
misunderstood his meaning as 70 the,
gentleman in Haisss other suggestion. |
he sad that there wa nothing in /
their character or relations which
justified that genticmsn's iatefpre.s-
ton IN the matter. Applause "A the
denocrstic side).
The discussion of the contested
case was then resumed, but
not finished
hr. C.ul6cld presented resolutions
Of the Chicago board OF trade, ,ecitiag
that congress by reason Of made
otuatc' appropriation had supplied the
postofEce department. and urgently
requesting congress to 20 leaislate -
provides for the continuance Of the
fast mails. ~ 81 i=
Mr.. Holmes denied that the discon.
tinuancc Of the fast nails resulted
from an inadequate appropriation.
There was simply reduction Of ten
per cent from the appropriations Of
1879, aud no person could deny but
that that WIS fair and reasonab
eduction. i i
M. kasson inquired why, if that
was 20, the failrosd hsd resolved tot
the fast mails. ; \
Mr.. Holman TlSy vifHdrsw them
because they FDw vey csn get ls. |
gislators to come here and ask Tor
large appropriations.
After furshes disouasion the resolu
tions weeSnen4d to she committee.
Mr.. Hsnhut, from abe. cos1mittee
on military affairs, reported back ares
olyt,on directing the secretary Of war
nor sto issue 10 the nort hwestern In
dies tpecal pAteet 0rtridges, which
are ts4airsd sor arms used by them.
Adopted.
The house adjoufned, after which
il WAS announced that the democratic
caucus would be held Thursday svrn-
ing next.
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