The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05


plain and hrlcf suicment of the tru~ous
which governed him AMI thoso who actol with
/ times h. ~ very forrhir a rugged, strong
| tnlk"r. VINO max 's hi. points VITA gr'dt dirot-
! moss. His stylo may b. Hptly drscrihrd ns The
! pilr-driNing KIND oi argument. H. sHil that
he wHa one Of the conf"rrcs on the Leg gislutivc,
ExcrutN' and Judicial Arprol rntion hill
when Efforts were mnde to aerir ON IN umend-
ment. The senator from Minnesota tMr Win
! DOM WAS correct in saying that tho llous' con-
fcrrrs were In fnvor of retuiniug That part of
the bill ~ which he alluded. and that the Senate
/ conlerc"s were equally tenn 'iouS IN mnln'uin-
ing that nll that should be- stru'k ont. There
was no attempt ut division OF the
gn'sti9n; I @nh no prosn,W, OF "rryIns
! insisted thnt armed soldiers should not be- at
the polls at the time of elections. and that there
men were involved. and that States should be
free TO conduct tAoir elections without iu licai
thnt unless These rights wcro rcspe ted they
would refuse to mako appropriations TO cnrfy
on thc Hovsrnmrnt AMI ~ inc demand OF the
seemed further tu agree thnt II there should b.
an cxtrn session which wouldhe much rcgret-
ted-the committees of both Houses would be or
ganized nt once aud separate bills framed In
day. Tho two Houses would then usk the
President to agree with them to repeal the law
allowing sulilcrs to 40 to tho polls undrr tho
urrteN ot Keeping pence, and 90 repeal N" laws
relating TO lurirs 50 TINT ppr4ons brought hc-
fore the courts may haye @ fair tr.ll. amt nn-
other hill rrlyling that the Cnit.l SHt'- Gov
frnmrgi shan 1ei ini.rirr, th qifiif- ueriain.
boon signed ly tlc prrsii,ut. then Congress
VIII p1Ss cv"N uptrnurihtion bill. rs now, With
idrnt should veto tnr bills thus prcsentod no
money would h' SurrU"d.
Coukiiup. about O'clock replied I'm a mas
teriy spoerh. j. wgs in his best vcin. ANA as an
urrH 'grWHnt Oi tNr purposes of the Demo-
cruic marty must h1yo a telling rii"ri upon the
country. lie said thHt the Senator from Ken
tucsy who h0d long boon di-Nuruishol
member of th" House. would not. 600 reelection.
during al the diy- anil wrnk- that pl rnl-od
nni iul"d Ga eei uuun the N"nnt" hiil pressed in
December last. before tho holidays. repeating
ON. of thN VriS tons.
Mr.. Box explained by snylng ,hat the House
was not able t1 pus- the hll i.eau-e the motion
frow the Iuli'iHry Cnmmitir" to suspend thc
ru iril"t to r'aolyeu vote of two-thirds.
Mr. Conkhn; woul rc-iatr that tho Senate
wat'h. hut the House did no' al upon H.
and this cirrpmsmurc would form an inn
tri session hn brought about. The senator
from Kontu'sy had delared that unless
| i.'ro wonld pr ,nn extra session. at which inc
/ Executive would he summoned to surrender
Years ago the two Houses of CongrD ~nld in
suh-t1uc, that there should bc COMMITTED To the
| courts oi file nation dis rrtiou hy which men
| who lnd 'v."d war nEniust tho Government %
eVoluded from jury. Ycnrs have elapsed. and
| on" Congress ter another las appeared aud
House NJ REPRESENTATIVES, tolls the senate that
| unless this discretion is taken away from the
| courts they will refuse y pnss a h.ll 10 mqin-
! will. nj the extra session. be introduced de-
| mgnding repeal Of ithis act, Now. without the
| ballot boxes and thn election law there would
| have been no fair election law In the state In
| which he had lived sine that law WIS enacted
| II was enacted 20 guard the ballot boxes in thu
| STATE OF Ncw 1rs from the thugs and thieves
| OF Tammany Hal. and u had guarded the bal
| lot boxes from those marauders. He WAS not
! going To argue that the law had not been abused
| He was not going TO discuss whether either II
,nnse ms iaWs hhI D,rn suuIe a 20 attempts 10 r"r-
! N'rt or oversirhin them, When that question
WIS pertinent he should be ready TO dlscuss il
| IN reiercncc t. some OF the allegations that had
been made. TLcy were told that unless these
provisions were repealed. no appropriation
bills were TO pass al this swift pass ing session.
and that ai the next session the majority OF tho
two Houses would virtually take the uov-rn-
mcnt 10y the throat. ana refuse 10 let il breathe
! url"ss these pro, isious werc surrendered. He
HI not w. -ssa r'y't 3, ~..u..-. ~. .aaz M.
| session necessary or not.
In rcspoiss 10 an allusion. Mr. Garland
asSci: HhWt revolutionary procc' 'dinst
Mr O1hH ,inE- thr reN9.uIohnry lro'"'inF
! pr"lgur"d hy fN' honorable senator from Ken
| lucky; that Evolutionary proceeding by which
! any nu riiy coalition or combination ul th"
| tho wheels of governmant should he blocked.
should rripse tho appropriations with which tp
| carry on the Government. unless HS a penalty
! or iniu'emeht the executive branch oi the
! Government. Tor example. surrendered cer-
| mln cohNlrllonS ana rights, lhut was
revolutionary, lie who now held the iavors de-
! posted ly th" Constitution VITA the Executive
! bran b oithe G'y'rnmont WIS not the nominee
| of the Demo'rAu. party. lie I'm urnnted the
| prln '.ples 90 the Republican party. and those
! wh9 voted i"r MIN against ms c.inprttor voted
| o. distinguish h-iwoen The cr,ci of tlr Demo
cratic rarty. s'caiird. and the Republican palty.
| Mr. Eitun-Sl called.
| CluklIrg 3, plie.l tlnt his honorable II. md
| from Connecticut know tnat uo quIIiNtt 'n
| VIE u, 'e-s ~ 'n si't"in- ol 90" l'punn'1n
triy, ilr ftl-t were young and uhtsu-ut NAn
| iI >. hn W The cW,rs nof "ut % which that
| party .ptau.,. II tt'rf Na- uulillus ly Nult
! t'D auurl,, I'd, ihUt ln.,Y could no ouiloi-i3ll.
| twas in a r'sht- pr''"'ird api tlir wrOns-
, n.' n'l q lY these etalutO- .Nal.A tAe il"ii'-
/ tI4lt I.iN Ii' .If iI