New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

-. .o, -,-btpcrs mon who have not surrendered
49, mteleerce, their judgement anu nelr nohor w 1ne
tne don, nation % party. And AS Tor the JUICES
iannsoa an Court we vii not suffer ourseyas 10 in
,rate that there Is any one o tneh "ho WI" ""' Va" 'S
sn,T as an upright iudg' sh"niu
O. Of Judge Davis's most intimate personal
.s,,,cal friends wstes on his own rcspons biity,
s. M TgE TgIBUNE that Judge Davis was not
80 as Democrat TO the Senate. but
- David Davis an old Wing and Liberal Republican,
~ could not become a Democrat II he we're TO
and il is very certain he will not try This gentle
w. ADDS An assurance which viii be widely welcomed ::
,, Il not serve the commission If elected, though
,SSy,"shionea lawyer 8pd an honest man"
us Blaines attitude on the Compromise bill
ar,s 20 have been that which great many Senators
..,,oed privately before and since its passage He
. ready for MIR. Edmunds's constitutional amendment
oxoinc the supreme Court 10 settle questions grow
Of disputed electoral votes In deplorinc the fail
This. ne SAID " am not welded to any particular
~ o,cept that o. the Constitution have any pet
so-es outside OF tue Constitution, and. unlike good
Inv gentlemen both sides OF the chamber with
horr am newly associated here, have no embarrasS-
- record on this question OF counting the votes
On, Mr. Presid mt. looking at the measure under
,sdcratlon. snd looking at il with every
.,,a 70 cooperate with those who so
"arnIv advocatin, it. compelled TO withhold my
,o AN not prepared TO vest any body OF men with
M tremendous power which this bill gives "a IA gen
Iemeu four Of whom are to complete their number by
r;ine fifteen and selecting fifteenth under such
circumstance throughout the length and breadth OF
che land mpart peculiar interest, might say an alb
orbing interest. TO what Mr.. Benton termed In the
T@yas Indemnity hll. That coy ana msiliul blank.
20 mot believe ta Congress possesses the power tself
md m less the POWER 10 transfer TO any body of IA or
For 80 gentleman that with which II Is now proposed
"a invest Senator's, nSc Representatives, ana nNe
Jure OF the supreme Court" The senator men urged
80 1udcary Committee TO mature for submission g. tie
states a constitutional amendment covering tae sulgcct,
and SAID: e W. II possible guard AGAINST all trouhie IL
f1e hure wise and timely measure tha Viii DE
inst 10 all parties and all sections. and above ALL ]su 10
elr QUOTATIONS 'cr the Constitution. as It nor u.s.
The Hon. b. H. Hill delivered speech in
rra short ,i,ne before the Senatorial contest began
% set himself RICH; with the people, who had been msed
. IN his sentiments on Presidential questions His re-
marks were in % great defense from personal
attacks but closing he struck similar vein TO mat
shown in his last speech il the House: If Hayes should
be nangurated, although | believe him personally
a vast improvement Grant-if he il inaugurated,
and Is controlled by the same who have controlled
Gr,nt-he Will be Improvement and no pen can tram
scribe the terrors Of what this Government will be when
,dicalisnl Is allowed rule again We will suffer ali
ana more than history has yet recorded and our oeau
fu land Will become the Poland OF America. God close
your eyes and bcfOr ever see that day TAX Oh
onr people submitting 10 uSurpation! When dld say
that they would do III When did advise them to do il
L they have not in the past their courage in what
Trey believe 70 right, people has but II We can
lift the Democratic party above its mere party triumph
and Hlden can d. peace.bly naugurated. then We will
have new dawn and tie sunlight Of peace and pros
verify will upon again. Then the states VIII al
be- states again. aud beautiful South spring up from
the ashes Of her despair and gloom aud Increase in beauty
aud power Has south the opportunity of abso-
luteiy beconin. The sayiOr Of the Unioni Shall the
spben peu, 3D., tLer moderation, ny t'lf COh'SINi-
tsu tcir vision sci in at this crisis ana demand the
p.c II - op.. ticic which the world VII sac
admiration and on winch angels VIII lnFt 10 loon
wien the south urcl-e IN the ashes Ol hel proSpIl
aad hopes snail Itt voice Ia those VINO Sought 20 &c
tr,v her an T., peace clVli val - 400 tlI"
r,nti, 81 III, nous" Il south can accomplish tls'
s.. viii anal c ny hoI oiG position III Tie UhUH WIN
u,re DoWrr ,iS--SSeu Fc'OWcltItuH, ~
30 help hUwrNer aJh N >Ich scheme tha' ltti
wiling 20 he oiuy ,,lr ~vla,Of have au AMBITION 10
serve py De-, " 80 t' ..H come ~ jie IL Sd'll lOt
be colneI LUy offices have hed. hut how many
have deserved