New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

ON the statute book 10 have mathl ~ me loiis.
WIS hero To ~ IN election to- cBl 1T marshal az the
| pol Was there TO be any Cangirssi"nal el.ei3h
IN inc interval Of year Bn1 'na. nes 10 De
mount aims were made. And list behind that, WIN
Mna n @ aY dn ~ 1ha1 rather ran that Tie
liberties Of thi. people s"enld bc oppressed NJ an rre
on that Was b. held Taught, ~ ard by soldier.
WHO neither wanted 10 come. ana whom nobody wint'd
to have. they would Withhold he aIpropriaiions
Is.ugrerl Wen, gentlemen, Si1OOoOCO IN the Treas
my were bc locked up and the disbursement therco
was prevented, and the means withheld rom ne
suport aud o Government unii these great
evils redrcssed ana me PRESIDENT refused 'hs
Then fhcy said II $4,000. 600 won't induce you 20
sign this bill we VIII withhold T2IUrOUOo and we Will
So. how Won viii stand that lI.augh.r Well. ne
stood IT. laughter Ihen they sai'i what hard
hearted yrant he not only proof asinSi si7 100000
hui also against S27 600" They then tred him
with S1o.O6uOoO and he was as ohdurate q,
flint. fhrn t'ey sait We'll rpeIhap1 he ca, cant
coIo prehcui such large sums great langattil
we Will thy hun again; we Will Withhold 5000
OOO.' naughterl Wen. he COZ, comprehendei t i,
III with an elton aw that permitted marshals ut tue
rols; and the charincn Of the Appropriation Commit
written letters 10 inc p1blc saving at
there nothing IN the SOoO,ooO .iHat II wa, OBJ!
Great position tor Democratic party to bc IN Is
nor worth wluc going the theatre that they opened to
such a performance as Ihat
TWO PoRTrNToCs DEMOCRATIC PROJECTS.
Nov for the mountains which they wished TO turn
into molchis which they not TO form any part
of the OF this election and Governor seymour
in moderate and temperate letter, made MP OF about
the same materials with which you make cheese
are in the minor officers that they voting for all
over this State. Well that is great position for the
great Democratic party takehat all that Is left for
tho great state of New-YorK and the great part Of
vast Nation which NewYork Is to trouble itself about
and 10 fight for the 1000 local offices that are 10 be
distributed around the community lLaughter.l Bur.
gentlemen. there pOrtenious, permanent far
reaching political projects that the Democratic party
cannot now brile or obscure-wLich they cannot sink
out of sighi-they "will not down." they have been
raised before the eyes and carried IN the minds ana
hearts Of the American people. aud they VIII mol
down" even for 1000 local oficcs-one is the prcten-
sion that when the party can get possession
OF one IIouse-the House of RrpreseniatiVes-
they dOmincer over me whole Govern
Ineut of the United States. and righiuy Weld POM
cal power shall subiugaie the Senate ana sun -a'
The President ana down the majesty If the poo
PIES elections What monstrous proposiiloni Nol
that bee done ny violence although violence may
attempt anything, and DC punished IoI Il i1plia,s.'
hut unpunsha'c, Tor theN are uhluPc,c.ape am. ',
Qucsjonah., by the Constitution for what they DO t"el
have ihs power upon thc.F soi' m'l.aI !" i,,D s
every means for conducting our G"Nrnrh' anu ni,aA
the Nation INTO waIike dis-cneion lie uintS- o the
President the ability aud courage ana ,aIaey ana pa
tr"Isip o tle ls'puhl,il = anu ~ IL 1870
ppa1scl have carried the country through iai IauErr
aud inclined 10 think u VIII be some TIM, before
that ormanCo Viii he repeated On an. puOhc stage
tnofGer great threat. ard one that caunot be d.,
ID -~cd readily. ANA which would take more
Time on NV art an" more i',enca "a I'M , IAN l ,
rouItrv ami then by tht mass ~ dead suffrage being
TINS nothing out conclomcrate Of desuOic
/ n.W,r /, 80 harass distress, igtstrlte thvart and
n,,r,y,c the free suffrage Of the rest Of tue
country that IL cannot t fair participation n tie
maurLducr Of the Government ana ui The views OF tr
people Why, look az II linus praosed II takes Us
Electoral votes ont of politics. out of debate uf
rca-on out OF influence ont of education, ont oi CON
science. out OF al that makes The American system
worth nav at all, and loaves us Republican, T.
out 81 the 23l remaining Electoral votes le5. Wen,
that is nice thing. To have Zee suffrage over ,hi.
vast population. 10 when reason, debate. diversity q.
interests ate gwen, al the calrce' which sway men
minus are 10 nave iu paw, anu wy ul''' 100 '"''
votes ook and SAY foul-iiths must 20 against Us
81 sJugins sHiiT't-c what becomes az free elections
LESSONS FROM TIE CHIsoLM TRAGEDY.
II do not take much reasoning or much explanation
o. prove The american people that this Is ne cond
ton OF the Southern suffrage very pregnant and
very instructive examples have occurred 70 show
wlth blaze OF light to the American people what the
condition oftne suffrage Is DO not allude 10 the muir
der OF cbsom Tor the tragic traits OF that occurrence
have no 20 stir up feelings 20 mutiny and
rage by depicting the action Of the little and the girl
throwing their fra bodies forward shield pro-
their fathers breast from the nurdcr0us fire OF
twenty or thirty men. | ask your attention 10 1t as
evidence of its political character. OF It's political fea-
lures as expressing opinions Of and being adopted
by the community IN which IL perpetrated. Chi-om
said with his last breath. 81 die my country aud be-
csuseI would be a freeman and Republican" lap
plausel
In tine 81 war we are willing die FOR country.
nat we may be irccmeu and Republicans The horrors
~ war and violence against the law can endure but
The horrors of peace aud violence to the majesty OF
Avs We cannot and We will not endure lGr,u ap-
plause The North, just and patient waited IN order to
sec whether any ycmcut would be made to pun
ism that crime. and by the example Of that punish
,ueut give security 10 other people down there who
to De ircemen ana Republicans Two years passed
without trial The trlal IA, now been hai ms law
abiding PEOPLE always wait the result. and tie result
with just Judge ana faithful prosecuting
and jury. tne criminals were ncGntted as hay-
see punished. And strange to say It Is made q
subject OF some credit as they think to
tft. rrrttfE la.
packed II Tie Jury had been packed they might have
s@. Tna .s NOT represent The sentiments of TIE
vicnage The people of thc county or the people OF tie
state" Bun not packed, u was far representa-
OF that conn unity and 80 n and how many
do lou a. nS down ihor. cln nave nee sunrlge-not
when indi, dual violence attacks them. bW when that
individual violence u not ie-ised. is nos r.
scented. Is MOI punished 10y the a%s or the
people who administer u, saw MARX how
this wicket terrorism, that began by prescribing
the opposite party, makes '- soefe.s 60 discoifdsis
he party itself. In Y-10o County 81, that
crowned wiz honor Tor per,ecn lon Of sclnilens
feowcItizons for what he did iof them a. uat dnec
tiou-becolaes independent DemOcra', AND Is SLAIN,
because dlscords cannot be allowed IA n party An
thus. step by sep, wherever the law does not rreva
have their voice suited. there is nothing lett
for that community but eacn pc [feSsiyc stage
sion IN at length the very bonds oI the cohesion
Of society were threatened and humant Tat
covering with horrors and with blood communities which
have been wicked as TO foster VIC nee, aud which
roll 1t as asweet morsel under their Tongues. lap
Iieuse.J
Now IN South Carolina Mr.. Brice killed trying
to get up r. publican meeting The tried. II
is 10 be hoped viii bo convicted, and Il said
there Is some assurance that II turn out
SO II the Northern people don't express their
sentiments too loudly on thar subject Well,
the South Carolina gentlemen appear 20 wish a. 10 goOs
By steal and blush O. nmd Il fame. W. will 10 every
thing = power To as-ist them but In the tGias
that the Government undertook To prosecute III
/ south Carolina for interference with the civil
Rights bull, with that or the Consultation
and la passed pursuance Of IL which und. lake
people from prescription ana violence
count OF race, color previous condition OF
vitude. the law parted, convictions were
prevented, and the power OF the Cnlted States
put at naught by the evidence, which was