New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

I'm those States. That indication of vaciiston
on the part OF the EIeeat,ye and " vas
Wood felt his duty TO declare tina; this no founda
no1 S 1s aes9 s S aa sye es
To tue Congressional elections 10 South CarOhna ana
louisiana they closed TO what had occurred m the
City OF Kew-York 5uh day OF November, where
1000 legal dragged "a prison DY Govern,
into the yest dens as prisoners and where be-
sides those who had srreted 10000 other voters
s ossI 1o 1oas in 6e CITY Of IN last cleo
tion. The President mad not seen that; lironleal
laughter on the Republican side fhe Republican press
Lad m pointed him to the South Mr. Wood regretted
position to the rciteration of Misrepresentation, orig
mated him 10y the Republican press. He regretted
az an indication. He had tbe highest regard for the
President, believing him to De IN honest anu patroue
IL was matter OF profound regret that the Pres
dent should permit himself TO be instrument III the
hands OF an nltra wing of the Repuhliean party; IT,,
CHARACTERIZED It as very unusual 10 interrupt Ine oG
nary form OF proceeding winch wss slmp 70 reIer tne
any o ts suggestions He thought tue kind of sugges-
made by the gentleman irom Hsw-York sim more
lecai cOnecrns untistlrbed was in any way ineon-
sistent with the right of the Hationa! Govern,
tnat was what gentleman called "yacnation" be
hoped they should all "yaeliiatsY IN that way. Mf.
lsd never made himself particular advocate
of any Administration for MS vaclatlon or
vacilatOn, bat II the gentleman could make no
better case against the Administration than he had
made, had not very well =" opened thc ball lhis
Wiuter. That gentleman could that there had
been any disturbance IN matters of eecuon-lafter
pauseI-exccOt m lis own state. Laughter on
signs-if not OF disturbance, at least Of "yaci-
latlon "--in the clty OF his Adoption aud IN
hrs state. but they such Instances OF
yaciIsf,on ms the gentleman would brought up
in discussion [lauFhter.l II did not signify hat the
ionaI election elsewhere If the President mad seen
them II was the Presidents duty TO say So anu 'he
President had said in his Ssage III the Pielot NJ
had seen them and had said he would not only
nave gatty OF negligence, but OF positive iSut
The President had referred 10 it lnOdesuS ~ nau "
Viied toe attention ot Congress to IT. Da the Een'i
IN man that 9i'eyS way Had he, or any gentleman
the other side. any reason way be dd not Nlsh
calling OF Iiiou Tue President oaght 10 oe t.shed
Tor N y the gentleman from NewEOrE, as II afforded
an opportunity 20 nln 10 nave Ghs NdcilIaIlOh cAih
inrd into closely. Mr. Garfield mad had the impression
made on his mind from some what careful reading OF
The public journals that very considerable Illegal dls
tur6tncc had taken place in some OF ihe sqn'6Sr4
bIII, open and Acknowledged Intimidation had
been employed notably IN h0uta Saroiha h1 SupsId d
welcome Presidents Suggestion as eAacI5 III the
line uf tnrir conduct hitherto. He hoped they would
no. stIfe iuycsugatiOD. LaSher aud applause on the
dr WOOD dtm n. ", defended his position, and
said the message was indication that the ultra wing OF
the Republican, party Was forcing inc EAeculNetO hI1lt
IN yng bloody shirt Sarcastic Laughter on the
Replbcau sdel thai the party could hold on 10 ts
ill-gotten power, and continue that power by the
pundcr Oi The Treasury.
Mr.. HALE SAYS FOBCBLE WORD.
Mr.. BALE (Rep., Msinel condemned the attempt on
he part of the leader Of the Democratic sdc Of the
House bettle the subject matter which the PRESIDENT
had attingIy brought the attention Of Congress
British Ministry had been often hurled from power Tor
eritfinr the violation OF the rights single British
subject al LOma or ABROAD, ana yet ihE fIcdtil
wa blamed hc called attention 10 ir iact La.
tcrsaUds OF American citizens had beeI dcpuyed OF
tnir ghs. Tie question would not aud shou not he
allowed 90 bo pUJ down Ia thAJ way lho J Itt7IuVit
had honestly and earnestly done, iu the direction
of concIltntiou what many OF bis party friends
t,el.rypd InIust Withdrawing the troops ho.h Tue
SoiIh but m which others Of his party frenns sustained
1., gttbo "a fllt lie
Cour Carolina aud Florida aud other Southern states
% me Prrg1dent had called the attention Of Congress
TO- lie would toll he gentleman that Oh the great iunda-
mputa dOclruc of the protection oi Jnc th ia w hIa
I.Sts r6efc wns no Rlucl nor Conservative wang NJ
rie Renuhncau uarty, hut there party IN the
land united TO man opposition that tne Aneri-
an citizen. North, South aud every "hcrc' should be
rotectad IA The rcise Oi his constitutional ngts'
ar' cox Dem, " " declared himself lin tonr OF
peculiarly itgucl sursrsel delighted 70 so' bis Iehd
from MaIne ana wondered ihaI an gehl.enh n"a hut
complained 9t some u lIe Vac liaIoGs ~ o 80 "a "a
NaIno and Blaine lLaugaterI LIS cnll'agus SHOULD
not be cCnsured by the gentenen irod ono ana 4ne
simply case lie expressed his regret that Use frc,
dent had be4n purb!lHd FOR certain PURPOSES
that he cOuld 500 lhlHs7 I oOdta N'' .-ua @ % Az" - -
i4iaUg, but cOulu hYt Sc tun MOI stu, '"n "'
own officer N NcwYOIk who had called IN question lle
iaS fh'se gentlemen failed 70 remember Low t.e" tape
worm ticket OF California mad been run ny the navy
Not mucal Mg Cox nos rtspJnslue Tor lhe Oiethg
of this debate, but he shank from 10 Investigation
into any election, Norm or rOutH.
Mr, TOWNSEND REP, \: ~ made some remarks,
which was not nearI py , ~ ,cd nc Tr '' ''
Mr. cox tnem, \. ~ noticed II, and said be did not
know what JneY laughing at, 6ut II was possibly
iof want OF thought
Mr. TOWNSEND lRel., v , ssid DC Dad been max
ing "A remark about cipher tclc cgrtni7'
SlT cox Dem \. " retorteu tnat that another
Of tlie 'Nscll4tuus" Of tue Otner side that there
were "vacatiOns all over tue Country pui tuat WIN
an THESE YaclatiOus uIe old B,moCrtic party would
NAV. the next Senate, and the House also.
Tine discussion Wlilcu animated, here cOhol ahd
Mr. Woods motion 70 refer and print the message Was
agreed 90 .----.--.., ,
Mr. KFgrCH M (Hcp., " W presented a memorial OF
Messrs paiidluo kamble Co., or COld HpIlhN, n l.,
an u.lard to ordnance tUT fOrtlncatiOuF -
Tic Military Academy a ld Fertilization appropriation
bills were reported by Sir Durham (Dem hyJ ana Mi>
Baker Rep IndJ ana notice was given OF early action
them. -
Tie House then, at 3:I5 p m, adj ourncd.
MARTIN TAYLORS ALLEGATIONS.