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NIGHT SESSION or THE SENATE.
FURTHER DEBATE on THE KFLLoGG-sPoFFoRD ri;
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Mr.. HOAR O}cp. Mass.l said he made the tem' it
which the Senator from Delaware referred 10, peIV
Republican Convention Of Massachusetts, IN the mus
"A speech which designed to warn the IcoPie oi ~
state and OF the country, 50 far as he could aEahs
cross and prevalent evil part spirit and he said what
he be- Ieved, that such was the irct oi PWiy spt u
the mind that with the single exception OF heVefdy
Johnson 50 far n, hc knew the Democrat was yet 10 e
found who had done anything 10 prevent muTu ~,
sucb crimes or hal even reported them honestly
Amid all the KukluX outragcs, amid inc actions Oh ,'9
driven from power the Republicans ~ the S"ulu Sou.u
there be- found condemnation ~ the a, III = 7se Luz
stance except by Rovcrdy johnson One bali ol me
American ucope today believed that the political power
at inc oil her end the Capital, and some Of tho seats
hand one half Of the people believed that the President ~
tine United states and the President held the t 10
their offices fraud. IL Of no consequence WttHcl
those beliefs were true or EOt-thev existed, aud ow
long could Republic which depcnded upon the ai'ec-
lions Of its people, endure such feelings 800 ,,.
Mr. BAYARD said he would be quite Wiling 70 snphl
~ any impartial man ~ TO whether or not lhe Senaor
had in mis- snrech lust closed, exhibited the very ID
surit he rrhuked his hearers IN Massachusetts was
for him (r. Bayard to stand on ms lloor ana s
hl'sMcr ,al. 9 t ~ uad me Ex"cut,ve sim
representative on this floor who would echo his promise
in regard Louisiana, and say the state should not DE
the victim ~ the unjust blow now pending
Mr.. THURMAN Dem, ohio said that the senator
from Massachusetts, lMr. HOar maze Two chaIEe'
against the Democratic party one thal II neS,r W., We
tine time Of the senate III having retu ~
severe denuncations OF southern 0uirdSes ~ tle
he the senator from Massachusetts, say
that the Democrats failed 10 pfont by these out
RACES and never failed seat senator or member o
he House OF Representative elected IN pursuance "l
inch outrage4 lie called ON Lin 70 name any of THESE
senator's from Southern States who obtained his election
Nv any such means lie dcfied him TO do so. lie coud
NOT do n a. tner,. was no trutn M the charge.
Mr.. Lamar Dem. Mss appealed to The Senate -
consider ihs mtttor calmly and az fair judges, and ot
nIuie in partis,u lenunciarions lie proposed
sider the ease Of Mr. Butler OF south Carolina Ia 1876
an election ncd IN that state FOR Presdcn ana wee
rr se2 I the G G%Gd Of i''S cnv. s"a ' IN
% 10 the vote for President aud Vice President
board refused 10 count certify to Ac vote cast IN those
counties TIE same day, On he same tck't, ~ iIe
These canv.s.ers considered Eig.leid and Aurrn- law
abiding enoH-i to count the vote ny 'neTeit t ."l 5
lie boned Ia he able 10 show that the Mickey House had
10 essential attribute 81 House oi Representative;
rois career n af STATE: that n testified TO Ill
gaity " it, own brief lie 10y voluntary dsbanlment
OF MS meubeI II WAS piece o. g)ssimcr si-peldiu
mon hl,opct. and VAS blown away tie minute they
v!,rr withdrawn The Wallace House ia every re-
sucrt a l-sll aud constitutional branch OF TIC As
= aI,Iv IN. urgu,d that Mr. Cir1In did not represent
there There uutnII. iu the state which ne re9:t
scned Ar is time. ll.Ij %. NJ, aer Nj. Lamar u."
cl..d DE as unable to Oh Tonight Oh account Oh
81. tCNNiING SAID ne Thought the Senator would
,ra.rc tinc jig attempting % rcdrh vote ny Cyplin%
amy other matter W1H TINS /! ihe senate wono gree
ta a., Il vote o8 t.s ca there would he no dieujy
about going on viii tAe south CaroHhl ease.
80. LAMAR said le w0nt - on ".ti ms rtha'.s 20
u.Lf He t,L spoke of the Two Legislatures 40 souih
,roiIe one oi WHICH elected ill Cofou aud ne other
Ar 8.lf ANA sGi ,-dt thdt "i'n sie~,,t ,t
-ir Butler vas tAc lcHl Lr-isaure OF me state
senate D. lHG Poo % talking n''i' ," 'I,h ct 81 MANI
ties II. Na- Io 3d.. tr n 'ii' senate I'D Grange '.t
events ao~ s'ing o. The refusal 81 sHs I'D srti lia
s,l0 i"a urrH elected, nnd sr'iin- men wan no c"I'i
utut. W.t''. Wuuilnoi chdi-t MIN me iooh" '-Ul
ll.-y IpoIuIn C. th' R"pi'rcth >i "' l-r l'tf ".'
been -et.ed. 81 sos minority h '-i, c ,'h.i3. II ii
!-.ii 30 i4lt t"t -'-ii "'i'i i'''''.'-