, 1877-12-01

not cfyctttc acctt1n. vote. hut Fa4d lie snottMte
mt hnyirG received 3 ma5otlty, tad vote OK tho
'e'''''~ '' ' ASAwgNpMBx7.
. Mr.. Morgan suo'n'ttcn n" au'ehoment u ''''
.'PnvIded that nothin: In thia resolution eh,ll
he construed 10 prfc1udu tho Sanate rom tho
tho nmcn,lmcnt orered ~ tho Senator from nf,a.
ware and nrnn which tho vote ot tlse scnntS M
ss Rsoes ss sakss; to seas assx IL sne senae @
After tlisegssiotk Mr. Morgan withdrew his
III. WaIts.ss sent to The c,eek'a desk and had
read letter = Coz. Kellogg denying tho charges
sir Iii saki IL was authorised ~ 1ades Spot;
torri 10 s.y tho ehntues wcrc true, and he could
prove every word Of them. 90
Pending discussion, Mr. Thnrn,an moved thnt
tho Senate proceed to The eouHldcraton Of Sxesu.
.'ye ha'inss" 'iejcetsdys,as; NJ III ~. nayS VI.
.sulS s ,se scaatc Isa.sd 10
intn executive Fcssfnn:
Tho i'en,ncrass vo!c,t In favor of executive so''
Iii. sargent, from ths Committee m AppFopna.
tInn.. reported The deficiency Approximation bill,
VII Fho s scnnto taen took rees.s M I mil :o ,. m.
EvHSiSU SESSION.
pnoa rcasscmnius. NJ. Ilayaf'i sa'd 10 nu't
William i. Kellogg a. senatot from, tAat statc waa
struck against tho poople Of ihal eon,mnitMX. H. Iis
ssn ne arg I'd ae ' sose sets s as
hsi I a!asel l ths I1ssatl:s i tsse ths ; bani q
ssst stpts. ss' Wien 's peaee 0' .eeusa "a sxan
hoxer hsr blessed wings that statc. the lime
had when teeons.a.nn Ttn the re1pG
nov now Seiote sss sensse disturbed 6i, hope.. and
ns Of Kellogg would 10 ovofridaaa ~ vi, Of Tho
epS en he
Judges Strong nul Bra.lloy ~ members Of tho
Electoral ccm':on; to show ts2t ,ne as -.
iaf ssst e ei,ssF nea;e n:;,.s.as,. Il; eSas.s,;,
one % II iis members. il had been attempted to
show that Tho decision Of tho Electoral Commits
sion waa esnAsnx 10 thss easc. Nwas
that tho Judgment Of that Commission could. In
any degree In law Or fact, touch an clG:t!on Of
3; @ M es:s s e ss .s ss Ss SsnSss ys.
election q : ncn.6er " aIsoute. ana sis...s.
cosnni.:,oa thuasht liseif sntheflsed 10 mako tha
ss'' xs tho ng Two III ea.e, 81 ssee sa
would l,axe made the result arrived a. an lnosst-
Electoral comntsslun bill wds pasacl had ceased TO
exist, but ths Inv which oreanIssd Il haa warrant
tae opposition wh,e!, Ill powers eaab.cA him 10
ute, e hsd TIE decision to bo anat, :ad eoala not
es ns e Ge' Tor tho
said that such was the effect Of PARTY spirit on Tho
talnd that, With thc sIng!e exception ot lseye.dy
to DO foun who had done anything to prevent MUIR
dor for political PURPOSES, or reiueed to profit ~
lie dld not menu to nilege for a moment tnat tho
members Of tho Donocratio rastT wero not men Of
nnI iisa hiass; iacc been sxls contested ceeton
casa ID either branch Of t.ong1asa w1,e.e these
fncta Ind been. proven that tho Dcmocratlc party
had not voted ior tho Democratic claimant. Had
tho Dcnocrata mot cnacnyorcd to saJ, evofy time,
some ottsr party had control Of tho sfatc where
fHea Kiaa sma te seoas so %Se
League, amsI aIl the Transactions which had driven
FROM powar shc Republicans Ia tho South, could
tl.eta hn found condemnation Of tho fact in sim
fy o4 tSsass az ee9qn ~ s hnss ho
seS vi: & sp asaaa a Il rs sass
men assembled hcre, nnd that man would be tho
greatest fsicul TO bis country who
eTATEu the FACT PLAINLY,
| onc.half ot tho AMERICAN paoplo to-daY bolteyo
that the political power Q! thy othcs end of inr
- aS %SasaF n ~, Saa
the psopse believed It. On tho othe. hana> one.half
Of tho people belis.ed that tho President q tho
| tnulr onicca by fraud II was Of NJ consequence
whuthef thoss eliofs wcre true Or hot, they exist;
a9 9ns soS y" ~ sn,s
sso,ingsf Now, il acstnad 10 hi,u to be tao part
Of trus state.msusllp to dsnouace tho party feei-
tysoats un,rf Lee. liz told The Hepublicans OF
g!e taat b. 'aaSn.ssr s s | by
excluding fsoas ttA at!a!ss tneu who hnd 6cen OPP
poycd to him. but that b. should
GALL TIE uEsT MEN TO OFFICE
| wherever found. ...-
iii. nnyATl sa,l he would be qnite wiling to