New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

opened upon President Hayes for his att,m,,, .,
coasats ss te country and has not ch,rssd him with
and cries Of No liz n on the Republican sde "ae
Mr.. GARFIELD replied that there have always been
policy and he was grieved to say that that number haS
been increasing week oy week aud recently hour by
Mr. WADDELL ,Dem., N. c. asked II the troops bss
not been removed from the S0nth az matter OF tons
tuiona' duty and If the Republican party did make
war on the President for that.
Mr. GARFIELD replied that the withdrawal Of ,roops
uy As oca student 1SSeyss. wa.
Mr. Garfield SAID be had sS neyer h doubted and sd not
elected Governor Of Louisiana Applause on the Re.
publican side Referring to the commission which had
that commission had underakento get the memners of
Legislature into another that was an improper Ex.
MI GIBSON Dsm, Laj stated that he believed ths,
commission had had no such instructions, or purpose
Mr. GARFiELD- is the gentlemans opinion. Let
Us hope 1t Is true The acton of the President IN
Louisiana as % generous AMI magnanimOus action and
they have garlanded the VINO performed II with the
forZot and foreave much There were bleeding
hearts in The land at the recital OF the massaeres AZ
never heard of now W6yf Because there has been
silent determination to let all that terrible chapter Sleep
during the election have been covered with the veil
OF oblivion Vino has begun this later revival of the chap
ward there has commenced at the NortI arrn Il boldly
tine process Of laying the keel for another Presidential
oper upon the of the Returning Board TO dis
glse under the form OF state proceeding but enter
her wedge, and then the Democratic power, the gen.
tIeman from Pennsylvania r. Cyner has stated will
all its strength TO drive the wedge 70 its head
and stamp the great fraud OF the election as deserves
Mr.. STENGER dem, Penn)-From where has that
Mr. GAKFIELD-The order, so far delivered here In
the Hall, was from our distinguished and kndhearted
friend from PENNSYLVANIA mr. Clymer) lIaughter.l
And If this thing be seen IN the green tree, what
snail be seen In the dry lIaughterl Many weeks
ago the details OF all that Is now taking place
aba,ln hy man
the prosecution OF the Returning Board Is the beginning
OF purpose to reopen the whole question One by
events are developing which VIII mako IL inpos-
sible to find the brotherhood and pacfcaiion
which are 50 earnestly desired IL will be impos.
siDle to continue that course OF paciication and
unless there is reciprocity somewhere
Ii has been denied that the proceedings OF the State
Court were irregular letter has been published from
j. Madison Wells. Derisive laughter on the Democratic
side, which called the report from Mr GARFIELD: II You
were Judges in court. would you haw, baw at wit.
uessl Ii you would, laugh agaD,) In that letter Mr..
Wells stated that five successive Grand Jules have
fused find true bill OF Indictment against l and from
other statements Mr.. Garfield understood that three
uries have refused lind true bill against Anderson
He asked his Northern colleagues what would bc thought
OF dstricta-torncy who having tried TO get IN indict
mcDt against citizen, and taIed should iodge an in.
formation and have him tried What prOsecutingat attor-
ney the North could stand In the face OF an outraged
people and do that
other Information tlat subject except from Madison
Wells? Because desire 10 say tnat committee ap.
pointed by the XLIIid Congress certified that Madison
Wells had committed what equiyalen to perjury.
Mr. GARFIELD insisted that there Is ul.eror pur-
pose behind ali this prosecutions 10 Is cloak aud cover
Tor rand made for political purposes, III the name
of party, upon tue title of the President of the Sned
States He said the hope OF couciiation Is weakening
day by day.
Nj CI.Y8ER Dem. PENN attempted to get the floor
to reply, but motion to adjourn prevailed at O'Clock