, 1879-05-20

written ny sincere lnnt1,-n! !4cf making ttB mis-
stcpl,cas' instantaneous vas tint Wcbstcr dc-
c1incd to rotc auatllst Calhoun's 8tAlcs. Rights
resolutions Of 1851 Webster lad elaboratety
denounced those resolutions, yet Sfophe's sail
Webster o.nnlonsiy rufranel from putting htnl-
self On record again3t iiem.
Mr. blaine quoted furthcr. from Wobster's
views alludtnyto Hills assertion TINT he nssent-
cd to scrcsstol a. hu would to tho death 1f Ills
showe @ hst IL r4e'1 III, teorqis s't coventon 1 t tat
roted for sece:sion 61 ru'ed acain.t Il md 208
voted for It. 1t seemed, said Mr. blaine, tlIut as
o0a voted for 1t, Hill thought he would
CONSENT TO THE DEATH or TIE oLp MAN
rather than bo III a minority.
Tie Senator from GeorQla tIli'1) said the
Union 'Fns saved. nnt by Republicans, but BY
Democrats. III Connectinut It was not buck-
tt.Ehaln ai'1 lIawlcy, It was Senator Futon wllo
1la II. In Ncm York u was nut Seward, but
Coy. Seymour. fn OHIO It WINS nos Chase. but
thtuk the Democrats were helping him uloHE
as rapidly as the Senator from neplgin thought.
Mr. Mr+Balnethenr to the DenlocraticC Con1-
mistec who canls IT, Washington to effect the re-
q paper pledgIMg their loyalty, which was sug-
Eestcd by President Lfucp1n as preliminary 10
the revocation Of the military order that held
Valsandlnghnm IN nrrcst..
about the use Of tho troops III sfaryla'nl unl
Delaware during tho War, and said the OATH
required to bc taken BY voters MAS linen unlY
WHAT KyKRr SENATOR HAS 70 TAXI.
hfr. Dayard rose nrM warmly detendel the
LOYALTY OF tlie people Of Delaware. He sald Afr.
ILat Stntn IA" Ind niwnrR n+rsnnsIiv rcsrntf1
m inpntation Of dfaloyaitY. The oath REQUIRED
was atl Insult to people WHO needed no ineitc-
nIcnt tu loyalty.
Mr. Blaine thought Afr. Bayard un1uty seu..
sit1ee. Ito Haa only 9fotc1 !ne resolutions ot
The Delaware Legislature. TIC schtnck orders
were Issued on proof that acdttton existeu.
Lie then argued TINT the Democracy q TO.
day "cro acektfE to carry out ihe prineiples VI
Calhoun aud breckenridge not thus8 Of Jack-
son:nn!t DouElas.
lie then spukc Of tho distinctive character OF
The scllool-books OF the South, In which
PRINCIPLES HOSTILE 70 THE GOVERNMENT
warn nr,,1rotci, md io rnvc tl,c folowIntr fron,
na "ns1 ~ he aarl q e .aG ~ a'
nni,,t. n t"' cn,sordiv Ynnkccs Inv" trn r.,
lnya' ,tort. md ,nokn ciG1,t nliles tIay. Inv
loilg wilI t|ey r,,n be5orc bojt,r oyertakcn by
ilys brave Confedcrates who are pursuing them
r1l to iIIc ad,ircss NJ John s. Prcsrott. t,f
Eou,h carol1nn. al the uniyors,ty Of Vireinia.
IN whic tho sncakrr ~ ~" rnnn.EcI tat tl,o Mar
Hover wns 81 ilIed With horrors ani crimes, tic
md to lad. md sayjnt. othc2 ihifws In Icnun-
Jamcstowp &C cmtsrants. ~
Mr.. Morgan said he doubted II such school,
hooks wcso usc'l III the South. II 70. ho'Would
have heard of them. There WAS sonlo other IT.
craturo which ought to b. made known. lIe
read from tho minutes Of fhe twelfth annual
session Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church, held In December, 1873, III Alabama, to
sllow ttat one Of the members WAS charged With
voting tic Democratic ticket, and tho Confer
cnce, upon considering tho easot decided TINT
Jurisdiction te lodged With the North Alabama
Conference. {f.auRhtcr.]
Mr. Blaine. lcsumng read IN extract from
the speech Of Senator Hampton, anl said II tl,at
meant anything
IT mrayrA A m,r4r DEAL,
r. ,,eo,t n-cna,otIon ~ arottcr conflict, or II
~. sMnt IT, a,at, aHs III chnrocter NJ
w. w. IL iac tnu.osT. oneu "us LIZ o'
lug Atf5asaIe tnrouEn9ut tte % Hou,n. o,,o..a
~. ~. t3asntsuM M : t"s o a,,o. r,,'o1i;e,
p to oenatoe uiA nat natne ano!.er icpc4iut.
% !iic nsn9tor pouteu ont; t.;, '"o nof wv
to5es n9t iess tcn9wneo tnaM = W. "aF I.,,t . ALL
ar. nln'no !cpllcu; nieH, hut PEACE .u,I!i a!a
not gIeSall at tne na'ttG Q! Natera ~ w.'vn
,u senntot Ito i nlu, c prIto tu
mi - 'sonn1m.inn i,n .n,.i tic inws tn srrrc
auu M ~ Ius'ue!s ~ . san ~ ~. ~ .a"s o. ~ ..aai,
T'he nmfv nb,ect in roncaiinr them was to rrasp
1nticai nnTer. Eyrry nntnken hy the Dr1nt,-
F"'-"' "1"I'N A'@'J Is"p LtS'1AA ~ "a '"N 4<H.'s