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OF Governments which allowed such lawless-
ness to stalk abroad In the land, did not go TO


OF Governments which allowed such iawless-
ness to stalk abroad In the land, did not go TO
pieces.
MILITARY POWER USELESS.
In reply to Mr.. Coueer's argument of last sat-
urday, he declared that the use Of me army hal
never produced a good effect In such cases. The
trogls always got there after the occurrence;
Thc use OF military powcf was inehcc' I'VE,
cumbersome, slow and almost useless, and in
spitc Of the good faith Of the army officers il
had been CONVEX. cd into mOn-trOus eng,nc OF
political oppression and corrupt intrigue.
IL " ~ the duty OF GOV. ChHmberlaln at once
to adopt measures swift and Just to bring to
Justice those who shot those prisoners Ia cold
bloc :. AMI II he did that he should r, cciye his
tNr. Lanar'O support and praise. III instead of
uOtng 50, however. Gov. Chamucrllin PUSHES to
/ Washington for the purpose Of making this Oc-
cutrencc the foundation for fthuic,sm and
strife. he will not stOp that disorder. Arkansas
was an illustration for the past two years OF the
advantages OF good Government under a fslr
ami iutclilg gent man. Gov. ,rlanj.
In conclusion, he dec ated tnat the occurrence
at Hamburg was a mobile clcnen not spOrad-
ic. out unn .tural. and one that would disappear
under good govern nent.
The debate was further continued by Mr. Kas-
son rep. Iowa.; Mr. II rtndge Dem. Gal;
MIR. Hale Ols. Me.l; and Mr. Mackey (liep., ;.
O. At tie close OF the debate Mr.. Hancock
DEM. lexas) moved u substitute for MIR.
shall ne ken from eny st tie or service where
the public interest requires their cont nuauce.
Mr.. smals acccpted The substitute, and It was
Inc committee then proceeded to the consl-
Grafton Of the second section OF The bill author.
/ lA'nE lnc iTt-lutnt 10 bIAt1 troops TO tlOsS lne
Rio Griudc in pursuit ofrobbers.
=, ihe south Cirolina debate was reopened bv
Mr. lio2" lhap" :. - ana continued by Mr.Cox,
each spetking Of tine other as IA carpet-bagger
from tOhiO Hoce siying he had carpet
bigsed with knapsack, to which Cox reitera-
F, d. WITH an inumation TINT Hoge needed
knapsack to carry on all lac had picked up.
Mr.. Foster utep.. Ohio) called upon the repre.
sentatives from GrorIia to stop thOse Internal
outrAges. and to be active in hunting out the in
human ne 'ds that crossed the bridge from Au-
gusth to llambufg
MIR. Cook (Den., Geo )-They never went from
my st ste.
Mr. Foster They did
MIR. tOuk-N .. sir; they did not.
Mr.. foster-DO this; and then sing to US a
Ianeeyric on tue Vindica ion OF the outraged
law Instead OF Taking ABOUT your noble blood,
a nohiiitN that Murdered IN cold blood G lp-
tuieu negro. II you pave not tue ability to stop
these outrtges you arr not III to be the repre-
sentative OF the people Of Gcorlia. Do /; and
we vii say well done, and We viii TAIL IN your
necks and rejoice. lNiock,ng liusnter On tue
ID moor tic side dni shouts of NO, no.
Mr. trok-lnu have fallen on our property
anu ever tang else, and We do not want YOU to
falI on our neck-.
CROSSING THE RIO GRANDE.
MI Banks Lin. Nass) offered "a SUI stitute for
the second section Of the bl authorizing the
pursuit Ut rOboers into Mex 60, that whenever
IL sh II Ape t the President thai the Govern
ment OF Mexico Is un bic 10 prevent the exist
| ing lawie-s invasion Of the territory Of the
United states ON Mexico, Tor the purpose "
plunder or robbery. he T. authorized. II IN his
tdsment At becomes necessa rN, uttef Gue nou
10 the Government Of Mexico, t. order tue
tropus who's la close pus lit Of such invaders t.
cross tue lsio CIR .nde. and to use sucn mean-
not amounting 10 acts ~ W.T.. a. may he r,Qdi-
ste Tor the recovery of the stolen property, aud
T. protect tue citizens AMI Territory Of tao
United states against tne acts Of outlaws and
| IOUUers.
MT.Cvx resumed the discussion Of the South
Carolina matter; ridlcuisd Fosters cxuression
aouut ftin. GA the uecks of southern men;
asked IA IN " ~ he mai not fallen on tine u cks
Of Pratt, Dfer, Jewell and utn-Is; aud sug-
et"d "a ! ne would rather fili on no neck- Of
Nckre. Mcdonald, joyce. B4nCoch, /. ianu,
and Avery; m would, even. rather embrac- a
u.r.et OF crooked whskey." Loud Laughter
amt mucl cunfustun.1
Tue ke JubIican side Of the House h ld de-
fendtu Grant anl his Admini,trt lon against all
those men and when the gentleman from New
YORK Mt Townsend [ dked 50 .libiy of Tweed
and Diners. wtth waum he t'lr. cox mad no
socidtiIn. he wanted t. know how II Was with
BIbcuck. Vita Avery, win Williams. aud tue
rest Of these men.
Mr. rowus When did you dissolve asso-
| clA,tJu VITA tlvu!
Mr.. GnN-l never had any come elton with
them to utssoly. 1t was the kepuplc al Legisla-
turr, Of wuicn you were the gteAt trIupeter,
which hclped Tweed t. mis- frauds 40 New YORK.
Everybody knows III Il | never ia NY iIfe gave
vOlcr Or yote to nelp him.
Mr To"nseni-lou never cast a vote against
Tanmtn since God made you. LOUD shou
Of " Order.'l You are tho most perfect tool Of
lamndny VINO has ever en- Ia New York.
lLiughter, uUroar, ana great confusion1 Yoa
hsi To leave mat char, tn tnh God, a. the call Of
Nelly and 10 10 ~. Loiis. Thank God YOU are
cut al! 1t. ami cannot gtt pack.
Mr.. Co1-N "a ell down. | H.v5 got The floor.
When YOU saN That 1 left tntt cndr At the teck
q any one, itis uutfAc. was elected as a dele
gate from my district, ana. my alternate not
beng there, hld 60 90, Oui it wAs al 40 man.
cal. lsuouts Il iilnv, time, order, orLer.'
auI goat confusion
MI Tucker VA offered a substitute for the
sec NJ s,c.ion. without action the committee
ru-c, aud tir III lu,e Al u'cI EEK adjourned,
after day OF very excited discussion.