The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01

inssies n ehf. and they were summoned
10 Coiomtia 70 aitend court Mr.. Cor
bin then being uaifed S,aaes attorney
Ter saoth Carolina.
ar Mcdonald, OF Indians. asked II
the senator from Ss@ Hampshire
would not read che testimony Of Gen
ersI Butter
Sir. Wsdleigh s.tt be thought II
lest 70 put in QUE side OF tie case firs,.
-&Ms Hosr SAID that the senator from
North CaruiiLs Mfr. kansoml assumed
astyle OF speech unbecoming him.,
Mr. Rinsoni-Ms. President
Mr.. Hoar (exei,-diy)-I do noty ield.
! have the floor. He tMr. Hoar) must
say that it was strange thing that
any place where common law or chris
tian law prevailed that outrages should
be committed, and among the mem.
bers OF q great party not Q member
was found to raise his hand TO stop
them.
Mr.. Rauson said be bad the floor
by the courtesy Of the senator fIon
New Hampshire INF. wadieigh) but
The senator from Massachusetts tar.
Hoa!} Interrupted him and the claim.
ell the floor. That senstor during hin
remarks took occasion first to reflect
upon him, then upon the party with
which be acted and Upon the section
y hich he loved. he desired Co saw.
once for all, that when he desired 10
be instructed as to what was becoming,
ne trusted he should have the good
sense TO seek that instruction from
| q; her sources than the senator from
Massachusetts lMr. Hoarl When be
tair. Ranso1) made the statement
that in no civilized com muni;y inan
could be CONDEMNED without an oppor-
tunity % cross examine the witness,
Was il an answer for the senator from,
Massachusetts, gMr. Hcar) to say that
ia no country would such wrong be
| committed as had been la the south ?
Thst answer was unbecoming his
character aud uGbecoming the senator
| from Massachusetts, Mr.. HoarI Moth
! Ing prevented him Mr.. Nansnm) from
using harsh term to denouuee the
statement OF the senator from Masses
chuse;,s--Mr. Hosr--but the properties
| of the senate chamber. There was
I not goi,d man in the south who haG
not denounced all out.xges. Die
II become an American senator to
throw ealuny upon 5000, 90 of peop'e
--upon thirteen great states-whose
glory did not pale before that of the
state of Massachusetts herself? Bui
| se majors had witnessed an assault
made 81 the other side Ut she chan,
Der upoa one of their own number;
Que whom the p9iify of the republic.
CABS pat ovsr The people of tire south
ibe republicans had had the control oi
that section. fhey had the army,
navy AID the Judiciary, and row they
uader Axe 20 lay their own crimes al
the daeE OF the southern pespie. i
his. ME Rahsom's) manner was strong
or Objectionable, he could not help IL
He desired To say to the sehato
from Massachusetts, (Mr. Hoar,) Il a
when he-air. Ransom-ssw n mar
come, who was the pee OF all, il
V hose Veins flow the blood of Olive
Perry, when he heard that brish
name asssiled. he must defend.
| Mr.. Hin, of Georgia. said he desired
10 appeal 10 the SENSE OF justice OF the
senator bom Massachusetts, Mr.. Ii oar
10 know what this discussion about
the Hamba trouble had to do witt
1.-THE election OF either Mr.. Corbin o,
Butler?
Mr.. Cameron-Has not Butler beer
indicted?
/ Mr.. Hill-He has not been indicted
He has asked to be. but republican
solicitor said the evidence was no
Sufficient.
! Mr.. Wadleigh again quoted from th.
evidence before the South Carolirs
committee, and said thst the Kuklu,
outrages had not teen denounced b,
the democratic party.
| HGuse-The bill passed relieving
the political disabilities OF Dir. Albert
NJ. Lee. Of Texas.
| The ietty bill was introduced ant
| referred.
1 Mr. Singleton. Of MississippI-Biil
removing the political disabilities OF
Edward DeBon, of South Carolina,
sad beverly ii. Robertson, of Wiz.
gIala.
GE. Maldrow. of Mississippi, by re-
quest, presented the petition OF th.
col9red people Of Mississippi. asking
for an appropriation of one million o
dollars to enable them to move to
Liberia.
Mr.. Roberts, OF Loaisiana-Biil II
refuaa the cotton tax. gee
| Mr.. Biddle. of Tennessee-B Bill re-
storing to the pension rolls the name.
of ali soldiers stricken therefrom OF
account of ,lisloy4lty.
II Also repeating the act prohibitins
the payment by any officer, to any
person not known to be opposed to til.
rebellion. a.---
4 The house then adjourn ed till Friday
! The senate was in Continuous session
all night.
Il Ats:3B the fact ag ala developed thai
10 quorum wac present. Another cal
wsa ordered.
i After some delay the vice presideH
announced that a qnorum was present
Il Mr.. Edufuuds then moved, wheI
the senats adjo1rBs to-day II b. t.
meet at two O'Clock tomorrow.
II was again ascertained that thes.
was no quorum. The absent senator,
having been summoned, a quorum
ideally responded.
IF Various dilatory motions from til,
republican side OF the chamber, for al
executive session, to adjourn, etc.
we're voted down.
At'9:sc afr. Wadieigh resumed tn,
floor, and Mr.. Burnside continued
!. reading the testimony for him u5ti
after 10 .. M, when he yielded th'
, floor to MIR. Cameron. of Wisconsin
no said:
The claims of Msssrs Rafiar am