The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

State of "a, Colorado. and kept him . here for two
and earth. ana should Ike to kgow from the Jud;
ton. and that hsht is from that uminary
partythe constitqtionsi party; great strict
ten the a6s sS found out WITH nat s g
Peton. nephew and private secsetaTy 4 an eminent
Of 1891 was simply esesnss he De%osrssic leaders
else. They failed in it aud now in ls77 we are
brought face to face with similar state Of things The
party Offices. They hungry; their followers
on T the OF a
%ots a % ra0 The
Is the trouble about counting the vote that Is the
asked whether would intrust the power counting
Does Z TSe
70 choose tn Judge ana ne Is 70 De tne Colossus OF
one man and not ne man whom the SS1stitItGl
nois. The Democrats want fair count and in order
GPmeey Park as sent an %
eeet him United states Senator; not that there
thing IN s na 1G sgt SIMPLY 10 mans
are asked % throw the of the country into the
pains to be anSass s ot teton or
s OF eoGn is Tos. @ this House Fore
my part am wen enough satisfied with the laws and
son. by Adams by Madison, BY HonToe Without dis-
stituon Interpretation of it, say GOdspeed
. him: ann satisfied with the old law: ana must
they understood it we are constantly hearing tele
& THIS bun hays the the hgSssf respect Tor
tnTo1eh his long mission never SAID Word
AGAINST the merchants such. he never said word
in Gods temple, making merchandise there and chang;
CORDS and whipped them ods t%GghteTi That IS what
s pagF shah sbps in O6 to re a a IA %
Other to his sayings and nd, S9 dol
Mr.: Knott opposed the biL BE one Of those
who entertained the opinion that there nothing IN
VOWED in the PRESIDENTIAL question which demanded or
eediug that Congress the right, under the COnsu
Se oes IS o ST o 70 bGna sneb aee
CATION would be the utter destruction Of the entire
Mr. Carr opposed the bill on Constitutional grounds.
Mr. Dupnell sald that he found some things IN the
opn0nR had arisen W
to pnt its vile hands on the Supreme c9Tr ne
tIample down the dignity OF that high Court II his
same great farce would be played again four years
Mr.. Hardenbergh spoke In favor of the bill.
i MI TOWNSEND Of Pennsylyania did not think The
and he. therefoIe, favored the bin.
Tsh the whole Of eCnstituiio1Si
a tfi5una Unknown to the constitntion without lin
iIed powers and with authorty expressly delegated
powers. SO as to make it supreme on the question.
Sssh and had read era, EOm
biz had just passed both houses Of the Legislature, al
most or qnite unanimously.
AT the era debate having closed M
making the motion however he allowed TO be read an
amendment which NE Hopkins proposed to offer. the
all testimony taken by the committees Of either house
feEsd. moved the prey1ous question; " ~ y
an amendment which ne had suggested IN regard to
Colorado but he was met with loud calls for REGULAR
The previons question was seconded and the main
MT Payne having the final hour 70 close the debate
yieued portion OF his time to Mr Walker, OF Virginia
| declared
MI. Lawrence opposed the bin as creating tribunal
unknown to and outside OF the Constitu1c1 He emu
said that the refusal any p-etext to receive
toraI evidence legality fcce
dangerous disressrds Of the constihtion that ever
NJ; blackburn opposed the 6l: because; in his
ration and because even if that posIulate were
Extra the and sG Os The 5
a, ITEM aSesh III Its advocates
but an abortion born Of tmd h which sought Sq
fraud il the popular verdict
be reversed If the Constitution Is to be GlsFesorded
be OUTRAGED by the Induction into The side
be done ny 10 an aPPliesIiS S
done Sy ths armed Toes Of reVoGon but let us not
seek shelter under law Of questionable constitution
thai win trut6tully said Of tins
it's responsibilities trust mat it may be truth
gers Which some aTri5ate to il timdity %pPeared
where mann noT sno1S 2r0S ana 6haf G1~ardGs
Mr. Jones, of Kentucky. opposed the BILL not so
much on account OF the unconstitutonality OF the
% Fed on Of Sew York said whiis he he
bin unquestionably within the competence of Con
seftiement and the best escaping from an
me aTgn9ent was exhausted; the members were
discussion. could not refrain from expressing admi
ration Of fidelity ana oouTa coupled with
and in both houses of Congress- When Wednes
with anxiety which express the flag that
There it foatsd ali through the night watching until
THIS s9 and 5h from D to t 5S GS
flag was furled, and / knew that the day was won.
he h and Re Of the th RDu
as cast for r shSwed and nearly fo
majority Of votes Of the country and he had
np"S them that the @es the Gs 81
had preyse Pse Triumph Of this oompTo
mise would prove the stability OF the institutions of the
sestiC6 from whoh he came was bIcksn-heaIsed
peg but for oery That section Would lift np again
Sss sS9 With e 1Ss her
be protected and prrpetuated and her equality
6 she
the impartial end ts land the gSSd ot5eT
The mountains would nod 70 the valleys.
me anu You'd
with the gladness Of redeemed aud saved people.
| Mr.. GIBSON spoke support OF the bill a
and safety for the South particularly
the Clerks desk. and had read. dispatch
frem members OF the city government and merchants
and bankers OF New Orleans In approval of It.
MI Payne, chairman OF the committee which report
ed the bill, closed debate in n brief out
speech which he said that although
danger OF civil had been fIppantly sneered at.
there had been danger Of such war with which no
war in ancient OF modern Republics could have CON-
pared.
that the vote would be taken the final
the bill.
The Clerk proceeded to call the names Of members.
omid the most intense interest and excitement and
Republican after Republican voted No that vote
seemed surprise 70 many. who had supposed
fully one-hnlf OF would support the btl.
The Speaker announced thst he would exercise his
constitutional privilege. voted the Represents
tive the State of Pennsylvania He directed tue
Clerk call his name. and his response OF aye
greeted with applause
completed,
announced yeas, l9l; So
There but slight manifestation on the announce
and then the spectators left the galleries. and
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